Satel APS-30, Power supply unit, White, 230 V, 5 - 40 °C, 324 mm, 382 mm
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12,00
EUR 93,79
Incl. VAT 117,24
Total incl. delivery 132,24
The APS-30 backup power supply is designed to power devices included in alarm, video and intercom systems, operating at 12 V DC voltage. The high-efficiency switching power supply, which is used in its construction, provides good power performance with low thermal losses. Power supply output current is 3 A. The device is supplied with AC voltage in 17 V to 20 V range.

APS-30 is provided with short circuit and overload protection. Microprocessor-based battery charge testing, precise voltage regulation and automatic disconnection in case of excessive discharge are used to ensure good condition of the batteries and extend their service life, reducing the risk of damage.

The power supply is provided with a tamper switch. Three LEDs are used to indicate the presence of mains power, battery power and the ongoing battery charging process. Any troubles are also signaled acoustically. The alarm system is notified about troubles owing to two OC type outputs. Changes in their status provide information about the battery voltage drop below the permissible level (also caused by disconnecting or failure of the battery) or mains power loss (i.e. absence of voltage on the AC inputs).