Description

Skynet`s Engineers have done it again! They have met the challenge of packing 120W of DC power with an Active PFC front-end into a small external plastic adapter power supply. This was made possible by increased efficiency and exceptional thermal engineering. Now you can get these versatile units with low leakage current and medical agency approvals!

Features

Size

DC Outputs

Specifications
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Input	VAC
Voltage, V	90-264 continuous
Frequency, Hz	47-63
Current, A	3A at 115VAC, 1.5A at 230 VAC
Power Factor	Active PFC
Harmonics	EN61000-3-2 class D
Cooling	Free air convection
Power Good	N/A
Holdup Time	>16 mS minimum @ 115 VAC, full load
Transient	Consult the factory
Efficiency	84%~87 depends on models
Shorted output	No damage, auto-recovery
Over Load Protection	No damage, auto-recovery
Short Circuit Protection	auto-recovery
Over Voltage Protection	auto-recovery
EMS	EN6100-4-2, -3, -4, -5, -6, -11
Temperature	0 to 40° deg C
EMI	FCC Class B and CISPR22 level B
Safety Agency	UL60950, (UL60601-1), CSA 22.2, No.60950, (CSA 601-1, CUL), TUV EN60950-1, (EN60601-1) and EN60950,

Notes

1. Peak current can be used for 5 seconds maximum at power supply start up. The total continuous output power is the rated load times the voltage with free air convection. 2. Each output is checked at the factory to be within voltage accuracy with a 60% rated load condition. 3. Line regulation is defined by changing the input voltage ±10% from nominal line at rated load. 4. Load regulation is defined by changing the output load ± 40% from 60% of the rated load while another output is set to 60% of rated load. 5. Ripple & noise is measured at rated load and nominal line by using a 15MHz bandwidth limited oscilloscope with each output terminated by a 0.47 uF capacitor. 6. Hold up time is measured from the end of the last charging pulse to when the main output drops down to 95% output voltage. 7. Efficiency is measured at rated load.

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