UPS for the DIN rail
An uninterruptible power supply, or UPS for short, is useful for the stability of a system. If no long bridging times are required, it can even be integrated on the top-hat rail.
read more...read more...Power supply units with AC three-phase input
The TPS series from TDK-Lambda - available from Hy-Line Power Components - can be operated on all 3-phase supplies with 400, 440 and 480 V(AC) and delivers 24 or 48 V(DC) output voltage, adjustable to 19.2 to 28.5 or 38.4 to 58 V respectively.
read more...DIN rail power supply units with three-phase input
Newly available from Hy-Line Power Components is a compact series of TDK Lambda DIN rail power supplies that can be fed from a three-phase network.
read more...DIN rail power supply units with three-phase input
The 3-phase power supply units in the DRB series from TDK-Lambda, which are available from Hy-Line Power Components, are designed for continuous operation with 120 and 240 W at 12, 24 and 48 V and can deliver a peak power of 144 or 288 W for 2 seconds.
read more...For top hat rail mounting
With the DC-UPS system, Hy-Line Power Components offers a solution for 12, 24 and 48 V DIN rail systems from 3 A to 35 A with a peak load capacity of up to three times the rated current.
read more...Increased voltage and temperature range
The latest model in Hy-Line's range of bidirectional DC/DC converters from TDK Lambda, the EZA2500, allows a bus voltage in the range of 260 to 400 V(DC) and a battery voltage of 36 to 65 V(DC).
read more...Rack power supply for up to 15 kW
The Genesys+ programmable power supply for rack mounting from TDK-Lambda has been extended to include models with output powers of up to 15 kW.
read more...Power supply units: Also approved for medical devices
With the DTM65-D and DTM65-C8 power supply series from TDK-Lambda, Hy-Line Power Components offers external AC/DC adapters with mains plug/cold appliance connection.
read more...Distributors expand product range
Power supplies have become an integral part of many distributors' product ranges. Hy-Line, Rutronik and Farnell have new products in their portfolios.
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