Schneider Electric ABLM1A Switched Mode DIN Rail Power Supply, 100 → 240V ac ac Input, 24V dc dc Output, 2.5A

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RS Stock No.:
210-8384
Distrelec Article No.:
303-04-592
Mfr. Part No.:
ABLM1A24025
Brand:
Schneider Electric
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Brand

Schneider Electric

Series

ABLM1A

Type

Switched Mode

Electrical Phase

1

AC or DC Input Voltage

ac

Input Voltage

100 → 240V ac

AC or DC Output Voltage

dc

Output Voltage

24V dc

Output Current

2.5A

Width

53mm

Depth

55.6mm

Height

91mm

Mounting Type

DIN Rail Mount

Output Voltage Adjustment Range

24 → 28V

Efficiency

90%

Schneider Electric DIN Rail Power Supply, 2.5A Output, 60W Power Rating - ABLM1A Series - ABLM1A24025


This Schneider Electric DIN rail power supply is a versatile choice that delivers an output voltage of 24V DC using 100 to 240V AC. It clips simply onto a DIN rail without the need for specialist tools and is used to power the electrical equipment that's vital for your test, control and automation functions. By mounting the unit next to the device it's powering, you can check and maintain your system easily.

Features & Benefits


• Green LED (light-emitting diode) indicates the status of the DC output, making monitoring and troubleshooting easier
• IP20 (ingress protection) rating certifies the device is touch-proof and resistant to dust or objects greater than 12mm in size
• Expected capacitor lifetime of 10 years for long-lasting use and minimal maintenance

Applications


• Automotive production lines
• Construction sites
• Robotic process controls
• Printing presses
• Machine automation

Will I need to reset this power supply unit?


This power supply unit automatically resets itself after an overload event or short-circuit. In the event of overvoltage or overheating, a manual reset is needed.

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