Aim-TTi CPX Series Digital Bench Power Supply, 0 → 60V, 0 → 20A, 1-Output, 420W

RS Stock No.:: 737-7180
Mfr. Part No.:: CPX400SP
Manufacturer:: Aim-TTi

Aim-TTi CPX Series Digital Bench Power Supply, 0 → 60V, 0 → 20A, 1-Output, 420W

Price Each**

€1,135.00

(exc. VAT)

€1,396.05

(inc. VAT)

29 In stock for delivery within 2 working days*

* Delivery dates may change based on your chosen quantity and delivery address.

Units	Per unit
1 +	€1,135.00

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Calibration Options:

Aim-TTi CPX Series Digital Bench Power Supply, 0 → 60V, 0 → 20A, 1-Output, 420W - RS Calibrated

Calibration Type:: RSCAL

RS Stock No.: 810-6535

Each

€1,204.00

(exc. VAT)

€1,480.92

(inc. VAT)

Aim-TTi CPX Series Digital Bench Power Supply, 0 → 60V, 0 → 20A, 1-Output, 420W - UKAS Calibrated

Calibration Type:: UKAS

RS Stock No.: 810-6544

Each

€1,233.00

(exc. VAT)

€1,516.59

(inc. VAT)

RS Stock No.:: 737-7180
Mfr. Part No.:: CPX400SP
Manufacturer:: Aim-TTi

Aim-TTi CPX Series Bench Power Supply, IEC 320 Input Connector, 420W Power Rating - CPX400SP

This bench power supply by Aim-TTi is a versatile autoranging power supply that provides precise control over voltage and current outputs. With a power rating of 420W, this digital power supply offers flexibility in voltage and current settings. It is designed to meet the high demands of professionals in different industries.

Features & Benefits

• Digital power supply enables precise control of voltage and current outputs
• Autoranging power supply allows for easy selection of desired power levels
• Variable voltage and current settings for flexibility in power output
• High power bench supply with a power rating of 420W for demanding applications
• Dual display feature provides real-time monitoring of voltage and current levels

Applications

• Ideal for automation testing environments requiring precise voltage and current control
• Essential for electronics laboratories for testing and calibration purposes
• Used in electrical engineering for circuit prototyping and development
• Recommended for mechanical workshops for powering motors and actuators

Can it provide variable voltage and current outputs?

It is equipped to deliver variable voltage and current outputs for flexible power control.

Will it suit applications in the electronics industry?

This autoranging power supply is designed to cater to the needs of the electronics industry, offering precise control over power levels.

Is it suitable for bench testing in the automation sector?

It is well-suited for bench testing applications in the automation sector, providing high power output capabilities.

Can I monitor voltage and current simultaneously?

Yes, the dual display feature allows users to monitor voltage and current levels simultaneously for accurate measurements.

Is it easy to use for beginners in the electrical field?

The Bench Power Supply by Aim-TTi is user-friendly, making it suitable for beginners in the electrical field to operate with ease.

Supplied with

Test Bridge Logging and sequencing software

Multi instrument control

Logging to table and graph format

Timed sequence control across all instruments and channels

USB, LAN and RS232 compatible

Attribute	Value
Series	CPX
Model Number	CPX400SP
Number of Outputs	1
Supply Voltage	110 → 240V ac
Output Voltage	0 → 60V
Output Current	0 → 20A
Power Rating	420W
Number of Displays	2
Bench Power Supply Type	Autoranging Power Supply
Type	Digital
Digital/Analogue	Digital
Input Connector	IEC 320
Output Connector	Binding Post Terminal
Maximum Temperature	+40°C
Minimum Temperature	+5°C

Aim-TTi CPX Series Digital Bench Power Supply, 0 → 60V, 0 → 20A, 1-Output, 420W

Calibration Options:

Aim-TTi CPX Series Bench Power Supply, IEC 320 Input Connector, 420W Power Rating - CPX400SP

Features & Benefits

Applications

Can it provide variable voltage and current outputs?

Will it suit applications in the electronics industry?

Is it suitable for bench testing in the automation sector?

Can I monitor voltage and current simultaneously?

Is it easy to use for beginners in the electrical field?

Supplied with

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