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FIEPOS Field Power Supplies with IP54, IP65 and IP67 | Unlimited Opportunities for Decentralization

December 4, 2025

In this video PULS shows you the benefits of its FIEPOS Field Power Supplies for decentralized applications.

  • Future-proof technology
  • Space-saving design
  • Flexible mounting options
  • High protection classes
  • Eco-friendly and highly efficient design
  • Various connector options
  • Smart communication features

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What Is the Meaning of the IP Ratings for Power Supplies? PULS Explains
FIEPOS Field Power Supplies with IP54, IP65 and IP67 | Unlimited Opportunities for Decentralization

The IP rating indicates to what extent an electrical device is protected against the penetration of foreign objects and moisture. In this blog post, you can find out which IP codes there are, what the differences are between them and what you need to pay attention to when choosing a power supply.

Environmental influences such as dust or moisture can prevent the electrical components in a power supply from functioning correctly. In addition, the interior of the power supply may need to be protected from penetration by foreign objects, such as tools, screws and wires, and from accidental contact by the user. It is important to pay attention to the IP code (international protection code), particularly when power supplies are installed outside a cabinet. The power supply can only be used safely, and costly downtime can only be avoided if the IP rating is suitable for the conditions.

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