Phoenix Contact Power Supply Redundancy Module, for use with Power Supply, QUINT4 Series

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RS Stock No.:
536-025
Mfr. Part No.:
1088207
Brand:
Phoenix Contact
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Brand

Phoenix Contact

Accessory Type

Redundancy Module

For Use With

Power Supply

Series

QUINT4

Input Voltage

24V

Output Voltage

0.1V

COO (Country of Origin):
CN
The Phoenix Contact QUINT4-ORING redundancy module is engineered to enhance the reliability of your power supply systems. Designed for seamless DIN rail mounting, it operates within a voltage range of 12 V DC to 24 V DC, providing robust redundancy through its dual output capabilities. The innovative ACB Technology (Auto Current Balancing) optimises load distribution, significantly prolonging the lifespan of your power sources while driving down your operational costs. With built-in monitoring features, this module ensures constant oversight of redundancy conditions. Ideal for industrial automation and critical applications, it stands out for its superior design and extensive safety standards compliance, including ATEX and IECEx approvals. The QUINT4-ORING module is your trusted solution for maintaining steadfast power availability.

Offers dual outputs to guarantee maximum system availability
Equipped with surge protection tailored for specific applications
Features ACB Technology that doubles the service life of power supplies
Includes permanent redundancy monitoring for system assurance
Displays efficiency rates as high as 99% under optimal conditions
Designed for easy installation on standard DIN rails
Constructed from robust materials ensuring durability in industrial setups
Provides a wide operating temperature range for versatile use
Meets stringent safety regulations across multiple international standards

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