Alfatronix 115 / 230V AD Series Power Supply - 24v / 72W (3A)

• Input voltage range: Auto-Select 85-135Vac and 170-265Vac 50/60Hz
• Output voltage: 27.2Vdc
• Output noise: <50mV pk-pk at continuous load
• Power Conversion Efficiency: Typically 83%
• Power: 72W (3A)
• Dimensions: 174 x 87 x 62mm
• Weight: 675g
• Casework: Anodized aluminium glass-filled polycarbonate

• Input voltage range: Auto-Select 85-135Vac and 170-265Vac 50/60Hz
• Output voltage: 27.2Vdc
• Output noise: <50mV pk-pk at continuous load
• Power Conversion Efficiency: Typically 83%
• Power: 72W (3A)
• Dimensions: 174 x 87 x 62mm
• Weight: 675g
• Casework: Anodized aluminium glass-filled polycarbonate

Mains Power Supplies in 12V 24V & 48V Configurations

The AD Series units may be used to supply mobile radios and other appliances from AC mains used in offices portable site cabins communication cabins telephone exchanges remote antennae sites ships oil rigs etc. The units will accept either European 230Vac or US 115Vac inputs and are available as standard in 12V 24V and 48V output configurations. Input is via a standard IEC-320 C13/14 power cord with UK European or US mains plugs - please state your requirement.

Fast Installation

There’s nothing worse than a power supply lying around on the floor. The T-shaped mounting clip common to many Alfatronix products allows the power supplies to be installed quickly and simply in many out of the way locations such as underneath desks or on walls. The 3 point ‘T’ clip can be fitted securely even on uneven surfaces  quickly and simply and then the power supply simply ‘clips’ in place.

Full Circuit Protection

The AD Series supplies have transient  overload and overheat protection for reliable operation even in the toughest environments.

Rugged and Compact

These units often referred to as ‘brick in the lead’ supplies are housed in a rugged corrosion resistant anodised aluminium extrusion. The low mass surface mount technology components offer excellent resistance to shock and vibration thus further increasing the reliability of these products. A green LED indicates when there is output from the converter. This gives reassurance to the installation engineer and speeds fault finding.