DC/DC converter
The electrically isolated DC/DC Converte for the Pro-M Power Supplies line features class III protection and resistance to shock and vibration, making it ideal for rugged environments.
The electrically isolated DC/DC Converter for the PRO-M Power Supplies line is optimized for machinery and avoids critical earth loops; from an unregulated or distorted input voltage, it generates a stable, low-distortion output voltage. With class III protection the compact converter is ideal for use in earth-free power systems, such as the battery backup systems found in marine technology, as well as in oil and gas, machinery, and factory automation applications. The DC/DC Converter is a versatile solution for all 24 VDC power supply applications. It features resistance to shock and vibration, an extremely thin profile, over 91% efficiency, and a status signal for remote monitoring.
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