Puls: MiniLine DIN Rail Power Supplies

December 11, 2020

Compact. Installed in seconds.

The MiniLine family covers DIN-rail power supplies for low and medium power range from 15W to 100W. The units, in their rugged plastic housing are highly efficient, compact, reliable and can be installed in seconds.

MiniLine users are convinced by an excellent cost-benefit ratio and a high power density. So a 30W device requires a space of only 22.5mm on the DIN-rail.

Choose the right unit for your requirements from 26 different MiniLine power supplies.

Technical features

These 5-48V power supplies, with 1- or 2-phase input and an output of 15-100W , are useful for the decentralized supply of small loads.

Various versions with application-specific features (e.g. DC wide-range input, spring-clamp terminals, conformal coating, etc.) are available at any time.

Integrated reliability

Trouble-free operation is guaranteed by the robust plastic housing, the vibration-resistant terminals, the transient filtered input with a overload and short circuit protected output.

A three year warranty is provided for a long service life and all units have above-average MTBF values.

Developed for flexibility

All units are suitable for use in industrial as well as office and residential areas. The comprehensive approvals package allows for trouble-free, universal use. 

All units bear the UL mark and many units are additionally approved to GL, ABS, NEC Class 2 or Class 1 Div 2.

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