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Low cost enclosed AC/DC power supplies suit industrial applications

XP Power announced today the availability of its LCL series of single output chassis mount enclosed AC/DC power supplies. The low cost range comprises 150, 300 and 500 Watt models and provides an industry leading typical efficiency of 90% at full load. The 150 Watt units are convection cooled while the others benefit from an integral cooling fan.  These self-contained units require no additional forced airflow. All units come with screw terminals and self-retaining guards.

The LCL series accepts the full universal input voltage of 85 VAC to 264 VAC without the need for selector switches. Unlike many other units in the market, the LCL range does not require any derating at low line and provides the full power across the input range 90 VAC to 264 VAC. Each power range provides the nominal output voltages of +12, + 13.5, +15, +24, +27 or +48 VDC. The output can be adjusted by +/- 1V of stated output to compensate for cable losses or non-standard voltage requirements.

Suiting a wide variety of factory automation, process control and light industrial applications, the LCL series can operate over a wide range of temperature. The 150 Watt and 300 Watt units provide full power without derating from -10 degrees C to + 50 degrees C, with the 500 Watt unit being able to provide full power right up to +55 degrees C.

All units incorporate comprehensive protection and control features such as over temperature, over voltage, over current and short circuit. In addition, the LCL300 and LCL500 units feature remote on/off control and the LCL500 further incorporates a remote sense function.

The LCL series is fully approved to the worldwide safety standards EN60950-1, UL60950-1 and CSA60950 No 22.2 for information technology equipment. Emissions are to EN55022 level B conducted.

The LCL family of products have a 3 year warranty. The LCL150 is priced at $51.48 in OEM quantities and is available from Newark or direct from XP Power.

XP Power is committed to being a leading provider of power solutions, including AC-DC power supplies and DC-DC converters. With ISO9001:2000, XP Power offers total quality, from in-house design through to manufacturing facilities around the world. The company offers the widest range of power products available from one source and unrivalled technical and customer support, aiding both vendor consolidation and cost reduction programmes. XP has 27 sales offices and manufacturing throughout Europe, North America and Asia.
XP Power Ltd, a London Stock Exchange listed public company, has design centres in Pangbourne and Fyfield (UK), Sunnyvale and Anaheim (California), and Singapore, which also serves as the company’s headquarters. The design teams push back the boundaries of cost and technology, providing market leading power products. A dedicated in-house Added Value Engineering team configures customer specific solutions, with rapid response times. The applications team provide expert technical support to help customers integrate and use XP power products worldwide.
www.xppower.com

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