AC input

AC input
AC input	Nom.	AC 100 - 240 V	Suitable for TN, TT and IT networks
AC input range	Min.	90 - 264 Vac	Continuous operation
	Min.	85 - 90 Vac	< 55°C continuous ambient temperature permissible > 55°C ambient temperature for a short time or with reduction of the output power according to Fig. Output current over ambient temperature (in chapter Environment)
	Min.	60 - 85 Vac	Full power for 200 ms, no damage between 0 and 85 Vac
	Min.	264 - 300 Vac	< 500 ms
Permissible voltage L or N to earth	Max.	300 Vac	Continuous according to IEC 62103
Input frequency	Nom.	50 - 60 Hz	±6%
Turn-on voltage	typically	80 Vac	Static, load independent, see Fig. Input voltage range; Turn-on behavior definitions
Shut-down voltage	typically	74 Vac	Static, load independent, see Fig. Input voltage range; Turn-on behavior definitions
External input protection	see recommendations in chapter External input protection

AC input		AC 100 V	AC 120 V	AC 230 V
Input current	typically	10.5 A	8.6 A	4.5 A	At 48 V, 20 A, see Fig. Input current over output current; power factor over output current
Power factor¹⁾	typically	0.99	0.99	0.99	At 48 V, 20 A, see Fig. Input current over output current; power factor over output current
Peak factor²⁾	typically	1.47	1.53	1.56	At 48 V, 20 A
Start-up delay	typically	800 ms	750 ms	700 ms	See Fig. Input voltage range; Turn-on behavior definitions
Rise time	typically	16 ms	16 ms	16 ms	At 48 V, 20 A, 0 mF load capacity, see Fig. Input voltage range; Turn-on behavior definitions
Rise time	typically	55 ms	55 ms	55 ms	At 48 V, 20 A, 20 mF load capacity, see Fig. Input voltage range; Turn-on behavior definitions
Turn-on overshoot	Max.	100 mV	100 mV	100 mV	See Fig. Input voltage range; Turn-on behavior definitions

¹⁾ The power factor is the ratio of real (or active) power to apparent power in an AC circuit.

²⁾ The peak factor is the mathematical ratio of the peak value to the RMS value of the input current waveform.