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News Release from: Phoenix Contact | Subject: Quint
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 06 August 2004
Phoenix Contact Quint supply now has 48V
output
Phoenix Contact have 3 new power supplies with variable outputs in the range 40 to 56 VDC that supply 5A from a single phase input and 10A and 20A from 3-phase, to solve long cable run problems
Phoenix Contact has launched 3 new power supplies with variable outputs in the range 40 to 56 VDC that supply 5A from a single phase input and 10A and 20A from 3-phase The power supplies have universal inputs and are suitable for worldwide use, even on high voltage DC supplies
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 12 Aug 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The new Quint Buffer and Quint DC-UPS Uninterruptible Power Supplies from Phoenix Contact are designed to ensure the availability of the 24 VDC supplies to control systems
The range is ideally suited to meet the increasing use of 48VDC for applications with long cabling runs where power loss is a problem, also for powering DC motors in large machines where there is a high starting moment.
There are also applications for LED lighting systems that operate at 40 VDC.
On unstable networks the power supplies provide a minimum of 20ms hold up, and their power reserve is capable of reliably starting loads with high starting currents.
The status of the DC output is reported using both a relay output and an active transistor output with clear LED signalling.
Phoenix Contact is one of the world leaders in developing and manufacturing connectivity solutions and automation components.
Its principal product ranges include: printed circuit board connectors; modular terminal blocks; fieldbus components; surge voltage protection systems; industrial plug and socket connectors and interface units.
In all of these areas, Phoenix Contact can offer technical expertise and cost effective solutions. Request a free brochure from Phoenix Contact ...
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