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TRACO TPI small economical power supplies

13.05.2021

TRACO Electronic AG has introduced a new line of compact, low cost, open-top designs for industrial applications, the TPI family. It includes the TPI 30JP, TPI 65JP, TPI 100J, TPI 125J and TPI 150J series in the power range from 30 to 150 W with the possibility of peak overload up to 120...140% for up to 10 seconds (depending on the series).

A feature of the family is a wide operating temperature range of -40...+85°C (with the dependence of the output power on the upper threshold). At full power, the sources operate in the range from -40 to +60 (50) ° С. At the same time, IP have a compact size and high efficiency. In models with a power of 100 W or more, a PFC circuit is implemented (PFC> 0,95).

The products are designed in accordance with the European Energy Directive and consume less than 300 mW at idle. They are designed for industrial automation systems, test and measuring instruments, as well as wherever reliable small-sized power supplies with a wide temperature range are required.

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