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Incl. VAT 204,33
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SITOP PSE202U NEC Class 2 Redundancy module Input/output: 24 V DC suitable for decoupling two SITOP power supplies Output power restricted to 100 VA The SITOP PSE202U redundancy modules are the ideal complement to all 24 V power supplies to provide additional protection against a failure of the 24 V supply. The NEC Class 2 redundancy module decouples two 24 V power supplies of the same type with a limitation of the output power to 100 VA, so that in the event of a power supply failure, the supply of the loads via the second power supply is still guaranteed. Additionally, a signal is sent via a signaling contact that can be evaluated by a controller, PCor control system. Redundancy modules support parallel connected power supplies of the same type to increase power while offering redundancy at the same time. Regardless of the industry or requirement: Siemens offers reliable and efficient power supplies for any plant.
Compliance certificates
CE, RoHS, REACH
Wall mountable
No
Suitable for distribution boards
Yes
Electrical connection type
Screw connection
Suitable for rail mounting
Yes
Width
30 mm
Height
80 mm
Output current (max, 1)
3.5 A
Output voltage (1st secondary)
24 V
Nominal output current (1)
3.8 A
Direct mounting
No
Nominal output voltage (1)
24 V
Secondary voltage adjustable
No
Output voltage stabilized
Yes
Rated supply voltage (DC)
24 V
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
SKU:
6EP19622BA00
EAN:
4025515153047
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