Product category:
AC/DC Power Supplies
News Release from: BTL Powertech | Subject: Inlec series
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 06 May 2002
DIN-rail PSUs take the rough with the
smooth
The Inlec series of efficient low-voltage DIN-rail mounted power supplies delivers a constant regulated 12 or 24V and will tolerate a broad range of input supply variations.
The Inlec series of efficient low-voltage DIN-rail mounted power supplies from BTL Powertech delivers a constant regulated 12 or 24V and will tolerate a broad range of input supply variations Panel builders for control, automation, instrumentation, telecomms and security will appreciate Inlec's compact design, speed of installation and robust performance
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 8 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Based on efficient flyback technology the units are superior to switch-mode supplies in several respects.
The supply will operate right down to minimum load.
Output voltage is dynamically stable, with recovery in under 10ms.
Under severe overload, units are fail-safe and non-bursting.
To ensure safety, the input and output are isolated and the units have a mains earth connection.
The secondary can be floated if required.
Inlec units are mains fuse protected on input and have additional thermal and current limiting protection on the output.
They conform to BS/EN standards and are CE marked.
DIN-rail fittings ensure quick installation and low maintenance.
Ultracompact cases are provided for the range of 15-60W units.
Technical support is available via BTL Powertech and its nationwide network of distributors.
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