Name: Myrra 5 Output SMPS Transformer 5 W Output, 265 V, 85 to 370 V ac, 3.3 V
Brand: Myrra
SKU: 792-4366
Price: 28.73 EUR
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Select all	Attribute	Value
	Brand	Myrra
	Secondary Voltage	3.3 V
	Product Type	SMPS Transformer
	Primary Voltage	265 V, 85 to 370 V ac
	Number of Outputs	5
	Mount Type	Through Hole
	Power	5W
	Secondary Current	1350 mA
	Primary Current	0.2A
	Number of Pins	4
	Minimum Operating Temperature	-25°C
	Maximum Operating Temperature	50°C
	Weight	30g
	Width	26.7 mm
	Length	31.7mm
	Depth	21.8mm
	Standards/Approvals	RoHS, CE, VDE, ENEC, UL
	Minimum Operating Frequency	47Hz
	Maximum Operating Frequency	440Hz

	Select all
	Brand Myrra
	Secondary Voltage 3.3 V
	Product Type SMPS Transformer
	Primary Voltage 265 V, 85 to 370 V ac
	Number of Outputs 5
	Mount Type Through Hole
	Power 5W
	Secondary Current 1350 mA
	Primary Current 0.2A
	Number of Pins 4
	Minimum Operating Temperature -25°C
	Maximum Operating Temperature 50°C
	Weight 30g
	Width 26.7 mm
	Length 31.7mm
	Depth 21.8mm
	Standards/Approvals RoHS, CE, VDE, ENEC, UL
	Minimum Operating Frequency 47Hz
	Maximum Operating Frequency 440Hz

COO (Country of Origin):: CN

Single Regulated DC Output Electronic Transformers

MYRRA encapsulated electronic transformers are Switched Mode Power Supplies based on Flyback topology

They are an interesting alternative to the traditional supply in the most common applications of power lower than 5W

ENERGY SAVING due to high efficiency and low standby power

The applications for the Electronic series are, telecom supplies, electric substations etc. Industrial, domestic and consumer electronics

With the same footprint as a EI30 transformer, they will replace the 50 Hz Transformer, Fuse, Bridge Rectifier, Regulator and Filtering Capacitor

Myrra 5 Output SMPS Transformer 5 W Output, 265 V, 85 to 370 V ac, 3.3 V

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