RAC05-K/480 AC/DC Modules

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            RAC05-K/480 AC/DC Modules
                    RECOM’s 5 W AC/DC converters for industrial input voltages of up to 480 VAC
    

Image of RECOM's RAC05-K/480 AC/DC Modules RECOM's RAC05-K/480 series of 5 W AC/DC modules are specially designed for harsh industrial and outdoor mains conditions. These PCB-mount converters are rated to OVC III conditions from 100 V_AC to 480 V_AC nominal input lines with phase-to-phase or single-phase operation without any external components needed. The modules support an operating temperature range from -40°C to +80°C and come with fully protected outputs for EMC class A and B compliance. They are international safety certified for industrial, domestic, and ITE as well as household standards. All of these features make the RAC05-K/480 series an ideal fit for integration not only in Industry 4.0 solutions but also for smart grid, renewable energy, smart metering, and IoT applications.

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Features

Ultra-wide input range 85 V_AC to 528 V_AC
OVC III input rating without additional fuses
Operating temperature range: -40°C to +80°C

Overvoltage and overcurrent protected
EMC compliant without external components
No load power consumption <0.5 W

Applications

Industry 4.0
IoT
Smart process automation

Smart grid
Renewable energy
Smart metering

	Image	Manufacturer Part Number	Description	Voltage - Output 1	Current - Output (Max)	Efficiency	Available Quantity	View Details
		RAC05-05SK/480	AC/DC CONVERTER 5V 5W	5V	1A	63%	2092 - Immediate 990 - Factory Stock	View Details
		RAC05-12SK/480	AC/DC CONVERTER 12V 5W	12V	420mA	65%	2042 - Immediate 990 - Factory Stock	View Details

Published: 2018-07-16

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