Release from Delta Delta Electronics releases a brand new AC/DC panel mount power supply series with integrated UPS. The PMU-155W, part of the PMU series, is designed to operate with an external 12Vdc or 24Vdc SLA sealed lead acid battery. The integrated UPS provides battery management for charging and has TTL compatible monitoring signals for[…]
Release from Delta DRC-24V10W1HZ, a new model to the current series of Class II DIN rail power supply by Delta Electronics, now comes with household appliance safety approval. This design not only does not require an earth connection, it also has a very low leakage current which is especially useful for building automation and the[…]
Release from Delta Delta Electronics has added a new 24V/40A output to the CliQ M series of DIN rail power supply. The CliQ M series has the highest power density among the CliQ family and is also the first series in the CliQ family to feature Advanced Power Boost (APB). APB works to protect the system by ensuring[…]
Release from Delta Delta Electronics has launched two new AC/DC power supplies designed for use in both medical and industrial applications – the 600W Convection Cooled U-channel MEU-600C24 and the 1200W 1U Enclosed MEB-1K2A24. Both product families come with universal AC input from 85Vac to 264Vac and wide operating temperature of -20°C to +70°C (with[…]
Release from Delta Delta Electronics has launched the LNV series of LED Driver with wide input voltage (180Vac – 528Vac) and constant current/ constant voltage output. The series of LED drivers with 320W output power comes with 12V, 24V, 36V and 48V output voltages. Different combinations of features are designed into the LNV series to[…]
Release from Delta Delta Electronics extends the PMH series of panel mount power supply with 24V 91.2W output certified to NEC Class 2. The PMH-24V100WCNS accepts universal input from 85Vac to 264Vac in a full corrosion resistant aluminium body. Power will not de-rate across the entire input voltage range, providing full power even if the input voltage drops below[…]