Phoenix Contact QUINT POWER Switched Mode DIN Rail Power Supply, 100 → 240 V ac / 110 → 250V dc ac, dc

RS Stock No.:: 174-5879
Distrelec Article No.:: 301-18-468
Mfr. Part No.:: 2909575
Manufacturer:: Phoenix Contact

Phoenix Contact QUINT POWER Switched Mode DIN Rail Power Supply, 100 → 240 V ac / 110 → 250V dc ac, dc

Price Each**

€86.83

(exc. VAT)

€106.80

(inc. VAT)

5 In stock for delivery within 2 working days*

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RS Stock No.:: 174-5879
Distrelec Article No.:: 301-18-468
Mfr. Part No.:: 2909575
Manufacturer:: Phoenix Contact

Datasheet 2909575
Brochure - Power Supply Solutions
Line Drawing - 2909575
Instruction Sheet - 2909575

Attribute	Value
Series	QUINT POWER
Type	Switched Mode
Electrical Phase	1
AC or DC Input Voltage	ac, dc
Number of Outputs	1
Input Voltage	100 → 240 V ac / 110 → 250V dc
AC or DC Output Voltage	dc
Output Voltage	24V dc
Output Current	1.3A
Power Rating	30W
Dimensions	22.5 x 90 x 106mm
Depth	90mm
Width	22.5mm
Height	106mm
Mounting Type	DIN Rail Mount
Standards Met	CE
Maximum Temperature	+70°C
Special Features	Heavy Loads with Dynamic Boost, Monitoring Indicates Critical Operating States Before Errors Occur, Power Range of up to 100 W
MTBF	1107000 h @ 40 °C, 1904000 h @ 25 °C, 486000 h @ 60 °C
Ripple And Noise	40mV Pk-Pk
Efficiency	90.7%
Model	QUINT4-PS/1AC/24DC/1.3/PT
Minimum Temperature	-25°C

Phoenix Contact QUINT POWER Switched Mode DIN Rail Power Supply, 100 → 240 V ac / 110 → 250V dc ac, dc

Phoenix Contact QUINT4-PS/1AC/24DC/1.3/PT Series DIN Rail Power Supply, 1.3A Output Current, 24V DC Output Voltage - 2909575

Features & Benefits

Applications

Can it handle heavy loads efficiently and start them without issues?

Is it compact and suitable for space-constrained installations?

Will it provide alerts for critical operating states before issues occur?

How does it protect connected equipment from power surges?

Can it be used in manufacturing environments for powering control devices?

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