TRACOPOWER TIS Switched Mode DIN Rail Power Supply, 115V ac ac Input, 24V dc dc Output, 12A Output, 288W

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RS Stock No.:
199-1763
Mfr. Part No.:
TIS 300-124 RED
Brand:
TRACOPOWER
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Brand

TRACOPOWER

Series

TIS

Type

Switched Mode

Number of Outputs

1

AC or DC Input Voltage

ac

Input Voltage

115 V ac, 230V ac

AC or DC Output Voltage

dc

Output Voltage

24V dc

Output Current

12A

Depth

207mm

Width

83mm

Height

114.6mm

Minimum Temperature

-25°C

Efficiency

85%

Mounting Type

DIN Rail Mount

Maximum Temperature

+70°C

Output Voltage Adjustment Range

24 → 28V

Standards Met

CE

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

Traco Power DIN Rail Power Supply, 80kHz Switching Frequency, 50mV Pk-Pk Ripple and Noise Maximum - TIS Series - TIS 300-124 RED


In need of a heavy-duty powerhouse that can meet your control cabinet's electricity needs? This DIN rail power supply from Traco Power fits the bill. A 300W rating indicates it can easily handle big jobs in your demanding industrial system. You can select either 115 or 230V AC as your input voltage to fit your existing setup like a glove. The device produces a steady 24V DC output to get your components working without a hiccup.

Features & Benefits


• Snap-on mounting makes fitting the unit on a standard DIN rail or chassis mount a cinch
• Operates at full power in a temperature range of -25°C to +70°C, so it's a reliable choice for industrial settings
• IP20 rating indicates it's touch-proof, for safe handling during installation and maintenance

Applications


• Consumer-goods manufacturing
• Industrial automation
• Process control systems

What does this PSU's 'RED' Code indicate?


This RED unit is part of the TIS series redundancy range. You can add up to five of these models to your setup and operate them in parallel. Share lines are used to create an efficient N+1 system that keeps current flowing, even if one of the power units fails.

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