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New FIEPOS Low Power Field Power Supplies from PULS

October 28, 2026

New FIEPOS Low Power Field Power Supplies from PULS

PULS is expanding its FIEPOS product family with compact field power supplies in 100 W and 200 W power classes. The new 24 V DC devices are designed for decentralised automation and intralogistics applications and offer IP65 or IP67 protection.

Installed close to sensors, actuators and distributed I/O components, the power supplies can help shorten cable runs, reduce control cabinet space and simplify machine design. With efficiency ratings of up to 95.1%, a lifetime exceeding 200,000 hours and optional IO-Link communication, the devices provide reliable and efficient power directly in the field.

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Learn more about the new FIEPOS Low Power field power supplies and their applications on PULS’ landing page:

24 V IP65 & IP67 Field Power Supplies | FIEPOS Low Power 100 W to 200 W

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