High‑efficiency 3-Phase DIN Rail Power Supply 48V DC / 10A
POWER 3AC 48-10
3-phase power supply with AC/DC input (320...600VAC/450...850VDC), 48VDC Output, 480W, 10A, Built-in DC OK relay contact, 150% peak load capability for 7s
功能Three‑phase DIN‑rail power supply, 480 W, 48 VDC output, adjustable voltage, high efficiency, wide temperature range, complete protections, DC OK relay, parallel operation up to 4 units.
特点- 内置浪涌电流限制
- 带电位器的可调输出电压
- 功率提升 150
- 并联操作
- 超薄尺寸
其他信息
The POWER 3AC 48-10 is a three‑phase AC/DC DIN‑rail power supply delivering 480 W at 48 VDC with an adjustable output range from 48 to 56 V and a rated current of 10 A, making it ideal for 48 V control, I/O, and drive systems. With a wide input range of 320...600 VAC (450...850 VDC), it supports global three‑phase grids and robust industrial environments. The unit achieves up to 94.5% efficiency, operates from −30 to +70 °C (start‑up at −40 °C), and provides a 20 ms hold‑up time to ensure stable DC power under fluctuating mains conditions. Integrated protection functions including over‑voltage, over‑current, short‑circuit, and over‑temperature with auto‑recovery, as well as enhanced conformal coating and a built‑in DC OK relay contact, increase system availability and diagnostics capability. For higher power requirements, up to four units can be connected in parallel with active current sharing to achieve up to 1920 W (3+1), while compliance with IEC/EN/UL 61010 and IEC/EN/UL 62368 safety standards and EMC class B emissions supports use in industrial control, semiconductor manufacturing, and renewable energy applications.
Parallel Use
POWER 3AC 48-10 has built-in active current sharing function and can be connected in parallel, up to 4 units, to provide
higher output power as exhibited below :
1. The power supplies should be paralleled using short and large diameter wiring and then connected to the load;
2. When parallel use, ensure that all P+ on the signal connectors of each power module are connected together,
and all P- also connected together;
3. Difference of output voltages among parallel units should be less than 0.2V.
