XP Power has announced additionsto its MFA350 AC-DC power supply product lineup that are aimed at industrial applications.
The new 350 Watt compact models, which can be specified with either screw terminals or molex, are fully enclosed and offer two internally mounted fan cooled variants. The top mounted fan model (-TF) measures just 172,2 x 84,5 x 50,8 mm. An end mounted fan unit (-EF) is also available and measures 208,2 x 84,5 x 44,4 mm.
With the fan being internally mounted on both models, the dimensions quoted indicate the total space required, making them ideal for space-constrained applications where there is no air flow. In addition to the fan cooled models, the MFA350 also offers a convection cooled U bracket and hot swappable versions.
The MFA350 delivers up to 364 W from an input range of 85–264 V a.c. and is available in 12, 24 and 48 V d.c. single-output versions. A 48 V d.c. input model is also available. An output trim function provides the ability to set the output voltage to ±10% of the nominal value. The resonant topology design techniques employed in the units contribute to them being highly efficient, typically 86%.
The power supply includes a 5 V, 0,3 A standby supply and offers a full-featured signal set including AC fail, DC OK, remote on/off, active current sharing and remote sense. A 12 V, 1 A fan supply is also available for the convection cooled units. The units will function at full power from -10°C to +5°C, and will operate at up to +70°C with derating.
The MFA350 conforms to all major international safety and EMC specifications including Class B conducted, for which no additional external filtering components are required.
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