Overview
PS3011-4820-0000 | Power supply 48 V, 20 A, 1-phase
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The PS3011-4820-0000 is a 1-phase 48 V power supply with an output current of 20 A and an output power of 960 W. On the input side, the device features a wide-range input, active harmonic correction (PFC) and inrush current limiting.
The output operates according to the UI characteristic curve and switches to the safe hiccup mode in case of overload/short-circuit. The PS3011-4820-0000 power supply has an extra power feature with a maximum output power of 150% over 4 seconds and is able to trigger fuses precisely with a short-term peak current. A DC-OK LED, an overload LED and a potential-free relay contact monitor the status of the output voltage. The output voltage can be switched off by means of the shutdown contact.
The power supply is part of the PS3000 family and has a width of 125 mm.
The power supply unit is DNV-approved and can be used in shipbuilding, for example.
Overview of technical data *)
Overview of technical data | PS3011-4820-0000 |
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Output voltage | DC 48 V (nominal) |
Setting range | 48 - 54 V |
Output current | 20 - 17.8 A (continuous); 30 - 26.7 A (short-term up to 4 s) |
Output power | 960 W (continuous); 1440 W (short-term up to 4 s) |
Output ripple | < 150 mVpp (20 Hz to 20 MHz) |
Input voltage AC | AC 100 - 240 V -15%/+10% |
Mains frequency | 50 - 60 Hz ±6% |
Input current AC | 8.6 / 4.5 A at 120 / 230 Vac |
Power factor | 0.99 / 0.99 at 120 / 230 Vac |
AC Inrush current | typ. 17 / 11 A peak at 120 / 230 Vac |
Efficiency | 93.9 / 95.0% at 120 / 230 Vac |
Losses | 62.4 / 50.5 W at 120 / 230 Vac |
Operating temperature range | -25°C to +70°C |
Derating | 24 W / °C (+60°C to +70°C) between 85 - 90 Vac see chapter Environment |
Bridging time | Typ. 27 / 27 ms at 120 / 230 Vac |
Dimensions (W x H x D) | 125x124x127 mm (without DIN rail) |
Weight | 1.9 kg |
Approvals/markings | CE, UKCA |
*) All values typical for 48 V, 20 A, 230 Vac, 25°C ambient temperature and after a warm-up time of five minutes, unless otherwise stated. |