Electrical Power & Protection


SPS power supply from Manson

March 2012 Electrical Power & Protection

The SPS series power supply from Manson is a high power regulated, variable voltage, constant current switch mode power supply with voltage and current indication. The SSP series provides 25, 40 and 60 A units, which all have a voltage adjustment of up to 15 VDC. The products are light weight and compact in size and cater for a variety of applications such as telecommunications, 2-way radio and backup equipment and battery charging.

Digital voltage and current indications are built into the front panel, from where the voltage may also be adjusted. The unit has an output lock function which, when engaged, will supply 13,8 VDC only. Overload, over-temperature and over-voltage protection is standard, along with high RFI stability, efficiency and a power factor of 0,95. The products offer a floating ground, low ripple and have a built-in thermally controlled fan.

For more information contact Mantech Electronics, +27 (0)11 493 9307, jn@mantech.co.za, www.mantech.co.za



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