Phoenix Contact is offering its Mini Power family of extra-slim power supply units. At just 22,5 or 45 mm wide, they are well suited for use in tight spaces. In addition to a 24 V version with output currents of 0,65 and 2 A, special voltages are also available with 5 V/3 A and ±15 V/1 A.
Reliable starting for heavy loads is ensured with the Power Boost power reserve. Consistent implementation of the wide input range guarantees safe operation on all common AC and DC power grids worldwide. Reliability and high operation safety are also ensured on difficult global networks. The Mini Power power supply units can also be installed where static voltage dips and transient power failures are prone to occur. Generously sized capacitors ensure a power failure bridging time of more than 20 ms under full load.
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