Phoenix Contact 2868664
Power Supply,AC-DC,24V,4.2A,85-264V In,Enclosed,DIN,Industrial,101W,STEP Series
Mfr. Part #: 2868664 / RS Stock #: 70000976
Price
Qty.
Standard Price
1
$177.38
5
$168.51
10
$163.19
25
$157.87
Additional Inventory
Manufacturer Lead Time:
40 weeks
Estimated manufacturer lead time is for quantities greater than shown above.
Bulk pricing available
Product Specifications
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Alternate Mfr Part Number
STEP-PS/ 1AC/24DC/4.2
Approvals
UL Listed ; cUL Listed ; EAC ; ABS ; BSH ; cULus Recognized ; cULus Listed ; UL Recognized ; cUL Recognized ; GL ; NK ; IECEE CB Scheme
Configuration
Enclosed
Input Voltage
100 VAC ; 110 VAC ; 115 VAC ; 120 VAC ; 127 VAC ; 190 VAC ; 200 VAC ; 220 VAC ; 230 VAC ; 240 VAC
Input Voltage Range
85-264 VAC
Mounting Type
DIN Rail Mount
Number of Outputs
1
Operation
Switching
Output Current
4.2 A
Output Power
100 W
Output Voltage
24 VDC
Primary Type
AC-DC
Special Features
High MTBF
Type
Industrial
UPC Code
4046356287975
Warranty
Limited Lifetime
Overview
Phoenix Contact's completely redesigned STEP Power Supplies now include increased capacity and expanded features. This second generation of STEP Power Supplies creates additional mounting options for a broader range of industries. The new housing package mounts on to the DIN-rail or can be panel mounted through the housing's unique DIN-rain clips.
These new STEP Power Supplies' robust voltage versus current output characteristic allows the power supply to start-up heavier capacity loads without losing output capacity. With this new feature, the power supply better handles short circuit faults by protecting the output instead of turning off.
New Power Supply Family for Fitting Into Installation Distributors and Flat Operator Panels
Double Power Density Due to a High Level of Efficiency
Flexible Assembly: Snaps-On to DIN-Rail or Direct Panel Mounting
Worldwide Use Due to Wide Range Input
These new STEP Power Supplies' robust voltage versus current output characteristic allows the power supply to start-up heavier capacity loads without losing output capacity. With this new feature, the power supply better handles short circuit faults by protecting the output instead of turning off.
