Mornsun LM50-22B36 AC/DC 50W Enclosed Switching Power Supply

Mornsun LM50-22B36 AC/DC 50W Enclosed Switching Power Supply

The LM50-22B36 is a 50W AC/DC power supply that features a universal input voltage of 165 - 264VAC or 180 - 370VDC. It can also accept AC or DC input (dual-use of same terminal). The LM50-22B36 has an operating ambient temperature range of -30? to +70?, low standby power consumption, and high efficiency. It also has a high I/O isolation test voltage up to 4000VAC, low ripple & noise, and output short circuit, over-current, over-voltage protection. The LM50-22B36 is over-voltage class ? (designed to meet EN61558) and can operate at an altitude of up to 5000m.

Features:

• Universal input voltage: 165 - 264VAC or 180 - 370VDC
• Accepts AC or DC input (dual-use of same terminal)
• Operating ambient temperature range: -30? to +70?
• Low standby power consumption, high efficiency
• High I/O isolation test voltage up to 4000VAC
• Low ripple & noise
• Output short circuit, over-current, over-voltage protection
• Over-voltage class ? (designed to meet EN61558)
• Operating altitude up to 5000m

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Note:

• Unless otherwise specified, parameters in this datasheet were measured under the conditions of Ta=25?, humidity<75%RH with nominal input voltage and rated output load
• The room temperature derating of 5?/1000m is needed for operating altitude greater than 2000m
• All index testing methods in this datasheet are based on our company's corporate standards
• In order to improve the efficiency at high input voltage, there will be audible noise generated, but it does not affect product performance and reliability
• The out case needs to be connected to the earth ( )of system when the terminal equipment in operating
• The output voltage can be adjusted by the ADJ, clockwise to increase
• Our products shall be classified according to ISO14001 and related environmental laws and regulations and shall be handled by qualified units
• The power supply is considered a component which will be installed into the final equipment. All EMC tests should be confirmed with the final equipment