PULS
Power supply 1-phase, 12V dc Low Power Piano Series
The latest and smallest representatives of the PIANO product family are currently the 12V DIN rail power supplies PIM60 (60W).
Mini power supplies. New space opportunities.
The new PIANO Mini (PIM) power supplies create space in your systems or machines and allow you a more flexible planning. A 60W DIN rail power supply in a 36 x 90 x 91mm (WxHxD) housing is currently unique in the market. This results in completely new space opportunities for you.
Focus on core features.
The most important characteristic of the PIANO devices is their focus on the core features of a power supply: efficiency, lifetime, reliability and size. The very high PULS quality is maintained in each of these features.
Push-in or screw terminals - you decide.
For the PIM60 you can choose between push-in and screw terminals. The push-in terminals reduce installation time, and are very reliable in environments prone to shock and vibration. In addition, they are ideally suited for robot-assisted wiring processes.
The screw terminals, that accommodate large diameter wires, are still popular in environments with minimal shock and vibration.
Growing power supply family.
With the new PIANO Mini products, PULS now provides a complete, cost-oriented product family in the 36-480W power range.
- Output current 5 A
- Push-in or screw terminals
- Up to 90,7% efficiency
- Low no-load power losses
Selected variant
Technical data
Input data |
|
|---|---|
| Input voltage ac | 100-240 V |
| Input voltage ac min | 90 V AC |
| Input voltage ac max | 264 V AC |
| Inrush current at 120 V ac typical | 15 A |
| Inrush current at 230 V ac typical | 36 A |
| Input voltage range | Wide-range |
| Power factor at 120 V ac, full load. Typical | 0,55 |
| Power factor at 230 V ac, full load. Typical | 0,47 |
| Number of phases | 1 |
Output data |
|
| Output voltage | 12 V DC |
| Output voltage min | 12 V DC |
| Output voltage max | 15 V DC |
| Output current | 5 A |
| Power | 60 W |
Efficiency / Lifetime / MTBF |
|
| Efficiency at 120 V ac, full load, typical | 90,2 % |
| Efficiency at 230 V ac, typical | 89,6 % |
| Efficiency at 230 V ac, full load, typical | 90,7 % |
| Lifetime at 120 V ac, full load and +40 ° C | 103000 h |
| Lifetime at 230 V ac, full load and +40 ° C | 119000 h |
Dimensions |
|
| Width | 36 mm |
| Height | 90 mm |
| Depth | 91 mm |
| Weight | 0,225 kg |
Other |
|
|---|---|
| Approvals | CB, CE, cULus |
| Hold time at 120 V ac, typical full load | 23 ms |
| Hold time at 230 V ac, typical full load | 107 ms |
| IP class | IP20 |
| Clamp type | Screw |
| Cable connection | Screw max 6 mm² solid, 4 mm² stranded |
| Load regulation | <100 mV (0-5 A) |
| Material protection | Polycarbonate |
| Supply frequency | 50-60 ±6 % |
| Parallel connection for increased current | Not allowed |
| PFA (EN61000-3-2) | Fulfilled (Class A) |
| Primary fuse | Min 6A B type or 4A C type |
| Ripple max | 100 mV pp |
| Series | Piano |
| Series connection for increased voltage | Yes |
| Power consumption 120 V ac | 1 A |
| Power consumption 230 V ac | 0,6 A |
| Power drop from +60 °C to + 70 °C | 2,4 W/°C |
| Temperature min without derating | -10 °C |
| Temperature max without derating | 60 °C |
| Transient | VDE 0160 (750 V, 1,3 ms) |
| Type Power Supply | AC-DC |
Product description
The latest and smallest representatives of the PIANO product family are currently the 12V DIN rail power supplies PIM60 (60W).
Mini power supplies. New space opportunities.
The new PIANO Mini (PIM) power supplies create space in your systems or machines and allow you a more flexible planning. A 60W DIN rail power supply in a 36 x 90 x 91mm (WxHxD) housing is currently unique in the market. This results in completely new space opportunities for you.
Focus on core features.
The most important characteristic of the PIANO devices is their focus on the core features of a power supply: efficiency, lifetime, reliability and size. The very high PULS quality is maintained in each of these features.
Push-in or screw terminals - you decide.
For the PIM60 you can choose between push-in and screw terminals. The push-in terminals reduce installation time, and are very reliable in environments prone to shock and vibration. In addition, they are ideally suited for robot-assisted wiring processes.
The screw terminals, that accommodate large diameter wires, are still popular in environments with minimal shock and vibration.
Growing power supply family.
With the new PIANO Mini products, PULS now provides a complete, cost-oriented product family in the 36-480W power range.
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