Power supply, 20 A, 24 V DC, with 94% efficiency
The CPS20 power supply from PULS is rated 20 A and at 24 V DC. It is efficient up to 94% and has a wide range AC input.
The CPS20 power supply from PULS is rated 20 A at 24 V dc. The change in nomenclature allows future releases of 5 A and 10 A models with increased features without interfering with the current catalog numbers. The CPS20 is only 65 mm wide, is efficient up to 94%, and has a wide range ac input.
Other features include:
- 20% current reserves
- Active power factor correction
- DC-OK relay contact
- Load sharing feature for paralleling
- Large screw terminals
PULS
- Edited by Chris Vavra, Control Engineering, www.controleng.com
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