Electrical Power & Protection


Three-phase switching industrial power modules

June 2005 Electrical Power & Protection

Emerson Network Power has announced the addition of new three-phase models to its ADN Series of three phase DIN-rail switching power supplies from Astec Power (www.astecpower.com). The new models currently offer power ratings of 120 W to 960 W, all with a nominal output voltage of 24 V d.c. and a robust 20 ms holdup time as well as a 50% brownout tolerance from the selected nominal input voltage.

The compact units, intended to mount conveniently on standardised DIN rails in industrial enclosures, are designed for rugged operation with temperatures as high as 60°C with no derating and no forced-air cooling requirement. Suitable for factory automation and other industrial applications, the ADN Series models can accommodate the large peak loads needed to run motor-controllers and other devices with high surge current demands.

Featuring an industrial-grade design with high mean time between failures (MTBF) and efficiency greater than 90%, the units are approved for use in Class 1, Div 2 hazardous locations and meet the SEMI F47 standard requirements for voltage sag immunity in semiconductor fabrication equipment. All models incorporate Power Factor Correction and auto select between 340 V a.c. and 576 V a.c. nominal input voltages.

The new models feature nominal output current ranges from 5 to 40 A, depending upon the power rating, and all can support up to double their rated current for up to 2 seconds. The devices sport a user-friendly front panel with adjustable voltage control, parallel operation switch, convenient input/output connections and DC status indicator along with easy mounting hardware on the rear for DIN-rail installation. Backed by a three-year warranty, the new products meet international safety and performance standards including listings from UL and CE.

About Astec Power

Astec Power (www.astecpower.com), an Emerson Network Power company headquartered in Carlsbad, California, is a leading international supplier of power conversion solutions. The company produces standard, modified standard, and custom AC/DC and DC/DC power supplies, which range in size from 1 W to 18 kW. In order to satisfy and continue to grow its international customer base, Astec Power has operations on three continents.





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