Power Supplies

The DRB Series DIN Rail Power Supplies operate at 24-48V, depending on model-ideal for basic low-power applications. With industry-leading efficiency of up to 91%, the DRB Series supports the growing trend for simple, economic DIN power solutions for industrial, building automation and process control applications.

Housed in a robust plastic case, these power supplies feature a narrow design, saving space on the DIN rail. They operate from a universal input of 85 to 264V AC and have EN61000-3-2 compliance, enabling worldwide use. They can withstand a voltage of 300V AC surge for 5 seconds.

The DRB Series DIN Rail Power Supplies operate at 24-48V, depending on model-ideal for basic low-power applications. With industry-leading efficiency of up to 91%, the DRB Series supports the growing trend for simple, economic DIN power solutions for industrial, building automation and process control applications.

Housed in a robust plastic case, these power supplies feature a narrow design, saving space on the DIN rail. They operate from a universal input of 85 to 264V AC and have EN61000-3-2 compliance, enabling worldwide use. They can withstand a voltage of 300V AC surge for 5 seconds.

The IE048 Series power supplies deliver reliable 48VDC output voltage. They are fully tested and validated to operate with Allied Telesis Industrial products.

Housed in a compact metal case with DIN rail clip, the IE048 features mechanical robustness, electromagnetic compatibility and enhanced thermal characteristics, making it ideal for exposed areas and harsh environments.

Highly efficient and stable output power provides the capability to support 150% of peak load. The nominal output voltage of 48VDC can be adjusted to match application requirements.

The AC/DC rectifier operates over the full range of AC input voltage to fit worldwide power grids. The included active Power Factor Correction circuit (PFC) reduces energy costs by eliminating reactive power and harmonics from power lines.

As well as providing efficiency, the PFC complies with international regulations. It establishes limits on the harmonic currents that can appear on an AC main line.