28 April 2021Power Electronics / Power Management
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Mornsun, a leader in vertical industrial power supply design and manufacturing and national high-tech enterprise, with headquarters in China, has appointed Conical Technologies as its new distributor for all its products in Africa.
Mornsun has a vast range of DC/DC converters and industrial power supplies to suit almost any requirement. Over the past 22 years Mornsun has applied for over 1000 patents to protect its intellectual property and is one of only a few power supply manufacturers that has its own independent intellectual property.
With a well-established brand and a product range consisting of over 3000 products, Mornsun is well known for the solutions it offers to customers. Its vast product range covers enclosed AC/DC power supplies, on-board AC/DC power supplies, wide input DC/DC converters, high-voltage DC/DC converters, DC/DC switching regulators, industrial converters, signal isolation transceivers, signal isolation amplifiers, LED drivers, auxiliary devices, IC form-factor converters and power supplies as well as transformers.
Mornsun products are available with most popular certifications, including CE and Mornsun also has an in-house testing and qualification laboratory to test any power supply to required specifications.
In the South African market, Mornsun is looking forward to building on its current footprint and success to become an industry leader, as is evident from other countries and regions. The partnership with Conical Technologies is seen as a strong position from where Mornsun can grow into Africa.
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