Name: TracoPower TPC-REM240-48 Redundancy module 54 V DC 5 A 120 W
Brand: TracoPower
SKU: 1083054
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Compact DC-DC converter board with 'TRACO POWER' printed on it. Contains inductors and capacitors, used for voltage conversion in electronic devices.

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AC-DC redundancy module, DIN rail, 120 W, 48 V/5 A

Redundancy module for TPC 030-148 TPC 055-148 TPC 080-148 or TPC 120-148

Technical specifications

Input voltage (nominal): 48 VDC
Output voltage (adjustable): 48-55 VDC
Output current: 5 A
Power: 120 W
Operating temperature range:-25°C to +50°C

Product type: Redundancy module

Max. output current: 5 A

Output current (max.) - rounded: 5 A

Dim: (L x W x H) 96.5 x 45 x 90 mm

Output voltage (max.): 54 V DC

Connection: Screw terminal

: 120 W

No. of outputs: 1 x

Type: closed

Weight: 160 g

Width: 45 mm

Height: 90 mm

Length: 96.5 mm

Type: TPC-REM240-48

Output voltage (min.): 48 V DC

Output voltage (nominal): 48 V DC

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Certified by EU Garan

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Datasheet

Datasheet 1083054 TracoPower TPC-REM240-48 Redundancy module 54 V DC 5 A 120 W

User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 1083054 TracoPower TPC-REM240-48 Redundancy module 54 V DC 5 A 120 W

Warranty Terms

Warranty Terms 1083054 TracoPower TPC-REM240-48 Redundancy module 54 V DC 5 A 120 W

Description

These modules are external units for operation with two TPC power supplies with output voltage of 48 VDC and of same type and power. The modules allow to connect two outputs of TPC power supplies together in order to achieve a reliable DC supply. In normal operation the module achieves equal current share for both power supplies connected. During the redundancy operation, if one of the power supplies fails, the output power will be provided in full by the remaining operating power supply. The redundancy of the DC system is monitored by a DC-OK signal.