Power Supply Unit - Ultimate Power Box

Pegasus AstroSKU: PEG-PSU-2.5

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Sale price$85.00 CAD
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  • Description

For the Ultimate Power Box


Our sealed and certified switching power supply unit is the perfect match for our Pegasus Astro Products. It can provide 12V and up to 10Amps. (120W of total power). Low ripple and noise ensures that you will provide the required and correct “electric juice” to your precious equipment.

Specification

  • Output Voltage: 12V
  • Loading: 0-10 Amps
  • Max. Power : 120 Watt
  • Input Voltage Range: 90-264V, Connector Size: 5.5 * 2.5mm
  • Frequency: (47-63)Hz
  • Cord Length: 150cm / 5 feet
  • Regulated Output With Low Ripple Noise
  • Sealed / Protected Enclosure (humidity / dust cannot enter)
  • Safety Agency Requirements and EMI/EMS Certified
  • Efficiency level (ErP) : VI
  • CE and FCC certificate acquired
  • Dimensions: 169 x 61 x 39 [mm]

Protections

  • Over current/ Short protection: The power supply will self-protect any output to ground & auto recovery when abnormal circuit faults remove. An output short circuit is defined as any output impedance less than 0.1 ohms.
  • Over Voltage: The power supply will be auto recovered when faults remove
  • Input protection: F1:6.3A 250V Fuse The power supply shall be protected against power line surges and any abnormal condition
  • No Load protection The power supply is provided with no load operation to prevent the power supply and system from damage.
  • Protection class I, (ITU-T K.21 Surge 6KV on request)

Certifications

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