The fourth generation of Quint Power DIN-rail power supplies covers power ratings up to 100 W, with 24 V output voltage and 1,3 A, 2,5 A and 3,8 A nominal current ratings.
They are the first members of the Quint Power family below 100 W to feature Phoenix Contact's dynamic boost technology, which can supply up to 200% of nominal maximum current for up to five seconds to start loads that place high short-term initial demand. In addition, the 1,3 A and 2,5 A models also support static boost that allows 25% over-current at any time for five seconds, to handle short-term peaks.
Further features include preventive function monitoring, which warns of critical operating states before errors occur, and configurable signalling of DC OK or selectable power thresholds that let users adapt output-parameter monitoring to suit the application. The wide AC input range of 85 V - 264 V, and DC range of 88 V - 350 V, gives flexibility to power the units from various sources, such as the main AC line in any geographical market, or a DC bus, battery bank or industrial power supply.
The power supplies have an ambient operating temperature range of -25°C to 70°C, allowing use in a wide variety of environments. Their slim and flat 90 mm high design saves space inside enclosures, while efficiency of up to 93,7% prevents excessive heat and helps cut energy consumption.
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