The DA470 is part of our range of slim, high efficiency rack-mount power supplies.
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Automatic, self resetting output fuses
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Slim 1U 19" rack-mount enclosure
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Easy to fit plug and play
connectors
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Easy-to-see output status with front-mounted LEDs
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16A maximum available current
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Wide range input of 96V-265V AC
No more engineer call-outs just for blown fuses. With automatically self-resetting fuses, maintenance is now even easier. Combined with our FIVE-YEAR warranty means you can fit and forget.
The highly efficient design provides regulated 24V AC with a maximum available current of 16A, in just 1U of rack space.
Tidy, quick and simple installations can be achieved with the plug & play rear connections. Termination is provided by a four-way plug, which detaches from the PCB mounted socket and allows easy connection of each pair of outputs. This output PCB is located on the rear of the enclosure, next to the IEC C14 mains connector.
Typical uses include powering CCTV cameras and camera housing heaters, or in any location where there is only limited rack space available.
Automatic, self-resetting output fuses
No more engineer call-outs just for blown fuses. With automatically self-resetting fuses, maintenance is now even easier.
Slim 1U 19" rack-mount enclosure
asy-to-see output status with front-mounted LEDs
Each output has an LED indicator to give a visual display of the output power status. This helps engineers to quickly diagnose issues.
Input voltage range of 96V - 265V AC, with frequencies of 47Hz to 63Hz
Install world-wide with automatic mains-input detection. These units will provide power to the outputs when a voltage of 96V to 265V AC is available.
IEC C13 lead with UK mains plug
This unit is fitted with an IEC C14 socket to accept IEC C13 connectors. Each product includes an IEC lead with a UK Mains plug.
Optimise the space available in rack cabinets with this unit, which uses just 1U of rack space.
Easy to fit plug and play connectors
Easily replace units and change wiring. The output terminal blocks simply plug into the output ports at the rear of the unit.
