TRACOPOWER Redundancy module, TSP-REM Series

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RS Stock No.:
199-1774
Distrelec Article No.:
301-21-214
Mfr. Part No.:
TSP-REM360
Brand:
TRACOPOWER
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Brand

TRACOPOWER

Series

TSP-REM

Input Voltage

24 → 28V dc

Output Voltage

24V dc

Output Current

15A

Standards Met

EN 60950-1

AC or DC Output Voltage

dc

Mounting Style

DIN Rail Mount

AC or DC Input Voltage

dc

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

Traco Power Redundancy Module, Remote ON/OFF, Screw Terminals - TSP-REM Series - TSP-REM360


Keep your equipment running smoothly with this redundancy module from Traco Power. You can use it with two identical TSP-series 24V DC power supplies to establish a redundant power system that lets you avoid downtime and process failures. Both units together supply the desired 24V DC output voltage in normal circumstances. If one unit fails, the other automatically delivers the full load. Alarm monitoring keeps you abreast of system status so you can carry out maintenance as needed.

Features & Benefits


• Remote ON/OFF function for easy control in complex systems
• Operating temperature range between -25°C and +70°C means it's suitable for harsh conditions
• Aluminium chassis is lightweight and durable
• IP20 protection against accidental touch and objects larger than 12mm, for shock-free handling

Applications


• Heating systems
• Industrial automation equipment
• Telecommunications networks

Can I change one of the attached power supply modules while the other stays active?


Yes, the outputs on this redundancy module are hot-swappable so you can replace one while the other remains on. This lets you keep vital equipment running without a hitch.

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