Mornsun Power has announced the release of its long-awaited new LIR40-40 DIN-rail parallel redundancy module. The LIR40-40 is a wide input range DC-DC module, with a constant output of 48 V at a nominal output current of up to 40 A. The module will withstand current spikes of up to 60 A for five seconds. With a wide input voltage range of 9 to 60 V DC, this module can be used in a wide range of applications.
The LIR40-40 DC-DC converters have a DC OK function with a normal relay on contact, and two input LED indicator lights. With the built-in redundancy feature, the LIR40-40 can be configured with more PSUs as redundant units to increase the reliability in critical applications. Combined with the Mornsun high-end DIN-rail series power supplies (240/480/960 W), it provides excellent reliability.
The modules feature a wide operating temperature of -40 to 85°C, and exhibit a high reliability with an MTBF of more than 1,7 million hours at 25°C. The LIR40-40 has a very high efficiency of up to 98%, and a rated 1500 V AC insulation voltage.
The LIR40-40 offers excellent EMC performance and meets UL/IEC/EN62368, UL61010/508, ATEX, EN61558, IECEx, EN62477, IEC/UL60664 standards. It is widely used in areas of industrial automation, electricity supply, security systems, and telecommunications.
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