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New power supplies for LED applications

24.07.2007

Mean Well has introduced a new series of 60W enclosed AC/DC power supplies ELN-60. Designed for LED applications, ELN-60, unlike the PLN-60 series, does not have a power factor corrector, which has reduced the price of the product.

The fixtures meet the requirements of UL 1310 class 2, which means that in any situation the output will be less than 100 VA or 5 A. This will greatly reduce the hazard to those who install or maintain LED systems.

The IP64 waterproof and dustproof plastic housing protects the electronic parts of these power supplies from dust and moisture, which makes them suitable for use in various adverse conditions: for outdoor installation or in rooms with a high content of dust or moisture in the air. The efficiency of power supplies of the ELN-60 series reaches 88%, the devices can operate in a wide temperature range of -20...60°C, they do not require external airflow.

Standard features include a set of protections against short circuit, overload, overvoltage and overheating. The modules have overload protection of the "DC limit" type. Implemented the ability to adjust the level of protection operation (option). Mean Well ELN-60 power supplies are designed to power running lines and illuminate elements of decorative, architectural, theater and stage lighting, LED electronic displays.

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