Siemens SITOP PSU6200 Switched Mode DIN Rail Power Supply, 120 → 230 V ac / 120 → 240V dc ac, dc Input,

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RS Stock No.:
183-3601
Mfr. Part No.:
6EP3323-7SB00-0AX0
Brand:
Siemens
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Brand

Siemens

Series

SITOP PSU6200

Type

Switched Mode

Electrical Phase

1

Number of Outputs

1

AC or DC Input Voltage

ac, dc

Input Voltage

120 → 230 V ac / 120 → 240V dc

AC or DC Output Voltage

dc

Output Voltage

12V dc

Output Current

7A

Dimensions

35 x 125 x 135mm

Height

135mm

Width

35mm

Depth

125mm

Ripple And Noise

30mV

Standards Met

cCSAus (CSA C22.2 No. 60950-1, UL 60950-1), CE Certified, cULus-Listed (UL 508, CSA C22.2 No. 107.1), File E197259, EN 55022 Class B, EN 61000-3-2, EN 61000-6-2

Maximum Temperature

+70°C

Output Voltage Adjustment Range

12 to 15.5V

Mounting Type

DIN Rail Mount

Efficiency

87.1%

Minimum Temperature

-25°C

Special Features

LED Display

COO (Country of Origin):
AT

Siemens Switch-Mode DIN Rail Power Supply, 12V DC Output, 84W Power Rating - SITOP PSU6200 Series - 6EP3323-7SB00-0AX0


Boost the performance of your machinery with this switch-mode DIN rail power supply from Siemens. It converts a wide input range of 85 to 264V AC (alternating current), so you can use it with common applications like control boxes and ITE (information technology equipment). High levels of efficiency ensure a secure and reliable power supply, even during large fluctuations in voltage. This unit delivers a constant current of up to 9V DC (direct current) in the event of overloads to keep equipment running and prevent production downtime.

• Short-circuit protection ensures the device goes into a regulation state when the voltage difference between the inputs and outputs increases to prevent damage to the unit and linked applications
• LED (light-emitting diode) display lets you determine the status of the power supply and respond to faults

What types of power supply are there?


Power supplies come in three subsets: linear, switched and battery-based. A switch-mode power supply, like this one from Siemens, dissipates power more efficiently by alternating between on and off states.

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