LÜTZE
LÜTZE LOCC-Box module was specially developed for load circuits in compliance with NEC Class 2. The UL-defined circuits are limited to 100 VA and, thanks to the energy limit, are protected against electrical shocks or fire. As a Class 2 load current monitoring system, it is now possible to supply standard switching power supply units. In addition, components that are not UL-approved can also be used in the load circuit. In contrast to other Class 2 load monitoring systems, LÜTZE's LOCC Box has configurable characteristics and current ranges.
There are 3 characteristics (fast, medium and slow_1) available for the new Class 2 module. These current ranges can be set with a rotary knob from 0.5 A to 4 A in 0.5 A steps.
Green and red LEDs in the LED status display indicate operating voltage and errors in the load circuit. In addition to current limitation in compliance with NEC-Class 2, the DC 24 V / 100 VA load monitoring also satisfies the standards EN 60950-1, EN 61131-1,2, EN 61000, EN 60947-4-1 and EN 55022.
Input Data |
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Input current max | 4 A |
Operating voltage dc min | 10 V |
Operating voltage dc max | 30 V |
Power through distribution beam max | 40 A |
Output Data |
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Selectable current ranges | 0.5-4A, adjustable in 0.5A steps |
Output current max | 4 A |
Adjustable current min | 0,5 A |
Adjustable current max | 4 A |
Adjustable steps | 0,5 A |
Output semiconductors | Mosfet |
Status indication | LED. Steady green - OK, flashing green - load over 90%, flashing red - fuse triggered, steady red - fuse off |
Voltage drop over semiconductor | 170 mV |
Capacitance max | 4700 µF |
Reaction time | 800 ms |
Dimensions |
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Width | 8,1 mm |
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Depth | 116 mm |
Height | 114,5 mm |
Connection Data |
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Connection type | Spring 0.25-2.5mm² |
Cross section min | 0,25 mm² |
Cross section max | 2,5 mm² |
IP class | IP20 |
Mounting | DIN-rail |
Approvals |
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Approvals | CE, cULus, GL |
EMC | EN61000-6-2, EN61000-6-3 |
Additional data |
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Memory at power failure | Yes, status retained when voltage is back on |
Temperature operational min | -25 °C |
Temperature operational max | 50 °C |
Weight | 120 g |
LÜTZE LOCC-Box module was specially developed for load circuits in compliance with NEC Class 2. The UL-defined circuits are limited to 100 VA and, thanks to the energy limit, are protected against electrical shocks or fire. As a Class 2 load current monitoring system, it is now possible to supply standard switching power supply units. In addition, components that are not UL-approved can also be used in the load circuit. In contrast to other Class 2 load monitoring systems, LÜTZE's LOCC Box has configurable characteristics and current ranges.
There are 3 characteristics (fast, medium and slow_1) available for the new Class 2 module. These current ranges can be set with a rotary knob from 0.5 A to 4 A in 0.5 A steps.
Green and red LEDs in the LED status display indicate operating voltage and errors in the load circuit. In addition to current limitation in compliance with NEC-Class 2, the DC 24 V / 100 VA load monitoring also satisfies the standards EN 60950-1, EN 61131-1,2, EN 61000, EN 60947-4-1 and EN 55022.
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