The units are available in either a chassis mount or a DIN rail format, offering the designer greater flexibility and the fully encapsulated package is intended to protect the converter from environmental factors often found in industrial applications, in addition to aiding heat dissipation.
Designed to be efficient these converters, with model-dependant typical efficiency in the range 89 – 92%, provide cooler running and consume less power, according to XP Power. The 20 Watt DTE20 model measures 96.0 x 54.0 x 23.3 mm, the 40 Watt DTE40 just 112 x 63.8 x 25.6 mm and the DTE60, 60 Watt model measures 112.0 x 67.8 x 38.0 mm.
Two ultra wide 4:1 input voltage range options are based around nominal 24 (9 – 36) and 48 (18 – 75) VDC. Tightly regulated single output voltage options of 5.1, 12, 24 or 48 VDC are available across the range, and isolation is rated at 2500 VDC for 60 seconds.
The DTE series can accommodate a wide range of operating temperatures across the extended industrial range from -40 to +85°C. Full power is available up to a minimum of +70°C depending on the model. Compliance to the international safety specification for IT equipment UL/IEC 60950-1 is standard across the range and they all meet the EN55022 Class A limits for both conducted and radiated emissions without the need for any external filtering components.
Protection features such as short circuit, output overload, input under voltage lock-out and output over voltage and a remote on/off capability are standard across the range. Front mounted input and output screw terminal connections provide ease of installation.
