Industrial Power Supplies are optimized for reliability.
October 2, 2009 -
Comprised of 9 models with output voltages from 12-48 Vdc and output currents up to 25 A, T-SERIES offer electrical specifications and immunity against input voltage fluctuations that meet needs for powering sensitive loads in demanding conditions. Each DIN-rail mount, single-phase power supply is supplied in metal housing and carries hazardous location approval for Class 1 Division 2 locations. Features include diagnostic output, external shutdown, and remote ON/OFF functions.
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Original Press release
Weidmuller, Inc.
821 Southlake Blvd.
Richmond, VA, 23236
USA
NEW High Performance Industrial Power Supplies from Weidmuller
RICHMOND, VA (September 25, 2009) - Weidmuller announces the introduction of a new series of industrial power supplies- the T-SERIES. The T-SERIES is a new generation of high performance, DIN-rail mounted single-phase power supplies designed to work reliably even under the most demanding conditions. A high power reserve guarantees reliable start-up of loads with high in-rush currents such as motor starting applications. Excellent electrical specifications and high immunity against fluctuations in input voltage make these compact modules the best choice to power sensitive loads in industrial process control systems, machine tools or other demanding industrial applications.
Weidmuller's new T-SERIES single-phase power supplies are available in nine models, ranging from 12VDC through 48VDC output voltage, and up to 25A output currents. These voltage ranges enable the T-SERIES supplies to be used in virtually any single-phase application. "The breadth of this line, coupled with one of the smallest form factors with hazardous approvals, makes for a solid solution in the Process Markets," said Tobin Robertson, Product Manager.
All of the new power supplies include innovative features such as integrated overvoltage temperature protection, available diagnostic output, external shutdown ability, a power OK signal, and convenient remote ON/OFF functions which make the units easy to maintain or troubleshoot.
The new T-SERIES also includes two redundancy modules, which will be available in the near future. Using a redundancy module and two T-SERIES power supplies, users can configure a highly reliable, truly redundant power system without any additional components. This module enforces the equivalent sharing of the output current by each power supply. The system is fully redundant and provides output power even if one power supply has completely failed, for example via a short circuit on the output. In the event that either power supply fails or is disconnected, the second unit will automatically supply the full current to the load. The redundancy of the system is monitored and if lost, indicated by an alarm output. As an added benefit the inputs are hot swappable and can be loaded up to 15A each.
Designed for use in harsh industrial environments, the T-SERIES' are true industrial power supplies and carry hazardous location approvals for Class 1 Division 2 designated locations. They feature a rugged metal housing and vibration- and shock-proof construction, and an operating temperature range of -25°C to +70°C.
The T-SERIES offers users easy installation with detachable screw terminal blocks and snap-on DIN-rail mounting. For added flexibility, mounting tabs are also included for direct panel mount.
Weidmuller is the leading provider of solutions for the transmission of power, data and control signals in industrial environments. The company develops, produces and sells industrial electronics, network infrastructure components and connectivity solutions such as Wireless Solutions, Industrial Ethernet, Relays, Power Supplies, I/O modules, printed circuit board connectors, terminal blocks and complete DIN Rail assemblies. The Weidmuller group has a strong international focus with manufacturing and sales locations in over 70 countries.
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