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600Vac / 24VDC Power Supply

December 10, 2024

This new DIN Rail mounted power supply features 350-600VAC input and 960W power (2-phase).

This new DIN Rail mounted power supply features 350-600VAC input and 960W power (2-phase).

A few of the features and benefits are:

  • Wide operating range input voltage 2/3 phases 350 – 600 VAC
  • Compact size (only 110mm wide)
  • Can be connected in parallel to increase power, or for redundancy
  • Fault warning function
  • RS485 communication and remote control
  • Approvals: cULus Listed

Download the 600Vac power supply catalog.

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