SCP Series: Switching Power Supply , LAD Series: Economic Security & Fire Alarm Power Supply with UPS Function

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MEAN WELL SCP & LAD Series Security Power Supplies

  • Product Features
  • Technical Specifications
  • Series Power Range
  • Signaling & Ordering (LAD)

Product Features

Designed for mission-critical security applications, the SCP and LAD series provide seamless AC-to-DC power while simultaneously maintaining a backup battery.

  • Integrated UPS Function: Acts as a primary power supply and a battery charger. In the event of an AC grid failure, the system instantly switches to battery power.
  • Battery Protection Suite: Both series feature built-in protection against battery low voltage (preventing deep discharge damage) and battery reverse polarity (by fuse).
  • SCP Series (Compact/Standard): Features temperature compensation capability, highly reliable fanless convection cooling, and is ideal for smaller, localized security panels.
  • LAD Series (High Power/Economical): A cost-effective, enclosed, low-profile design (1U) capable of delivering up to 600W. It includes advanced status monitoring signals.
  • Comprehensive Safety: Equipped with Short Circuit, Overload, and Over Voltage protections.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification Detail
Input Voltage 90 ~ 264VAC (Universal) / 115VAC or 230VAC (Selectable on high-power LAD)
Output Architecture CH1: Main Equipment Power | CH2: Battery Charging
Operating Temp. -20°C to +60°C (SCP) / -20°C to +60°C (LAD - refer to derating curves)
Safety Standards UL, CB, CE, EAC, UKCA compliance
Cooling Free air convection (SCP/LAD lower watts) / Forced air by built-in DC fan (LAD higher watts)

Series Power Range Overview

Series Type Model Rated Power Common Output Voltages
SCP Series
(Compact)
SCP-35 35W 12V (13.8V), 24V (27.6V)
SCP-50 50W 12V (13.8V), 24V (27.6V)
SCP-75 75W 12V (13.8V), 24V (27.6V)
LAD Series
(Economical Enclosed)
LAD-120 120W 12V, 24V, 36V, 48V
LAD-240 240W 12V, 24V, 36V, 48V
LAD-360 360W 12V, 24V, 36V, 48V
LAD-500 500W 12V, 24V, 36V, 48V
LAD-600 600W 12V, 24V, 36V, 48V
Applications: Alarm systems, access control, fire emergency systems, central monitoring stations, and CCTV surveillance networks.

Signaling & Ordering Guide (LAD Series)

The LAD series offers robust system monitoring by providing AC OK and Battery Disconnect/Low signals. You can order the unit based on the type of signal your control board requires.

Suffix Signal Type Description
Blank (e.g., LAD-240-24) TTL Signal Outputs a standard 5V TTL logic signal indicating AC grid status and battery health. Ideal for direct connection to microcontrollers or digital I/O boards.
U (e.g., LAD-240-24U) Relay Contact Provides a physical dry relay contact closure. Excellent for triggering external alarms, sirens, or legacy control panels.
System Design Note: For maximum battery lifespan, ensure the environment is temperature-controlled. The built-in battery low protection circuit will automatically sever the battery connection if the voltage drops to a critical level, preventing the battery from "bricking" during prolonged outages.
  • LAD-240D

    MEAN WELL LAD-240 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-240D

    The MEAN WELL LAD-240D is a 55.2 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 3.4 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 242.88 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-240 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-240 section is on PDF pages 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-240D Series LAD-240 CH1 output voltage 55.2 V CH1 rated current 3.4 A CH2 charge voltage 55.2 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 242.88 W CH1 current range 0–4.4 A CH1 voltage adjustment 43.5–58 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 240 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±0.5% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±0.5% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–132 VAC / 180–264 VAC, selected by switch; 240–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 88% Typical AC input current 4.4 A at 115 VAC; 2.4 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 60 A at 115 VAC; 60 A at 230 VAC Leakage current Less than 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 2000 / 50 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 16 ms at 230 VAC; 12 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The input-voltage selector defaults to 230 VAC. Set the correct 115 / 230 VAC range before operation; the two AC ranges are not one continuous universal range. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 59–69 V Battery cutoff voltage 43 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–120% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output shuts down. Without a battery, CH1 overload shuts down the output; remove the fault and reapply power. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Built-in fan; follow the marked airflow direction Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 115 V range: 80% at 90 VAC and 100% at 100–132 VAC; 230 V range: 100% at 180–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. The radiation-test setup additionally uses 13 × 26 × 30 NIZN magnetic loops or buckles on the battery-output wire. Include the applicable suppression arrangement in final-equipment EMC verification. This model does not meet BS EN / EN 61000-3-2 harmonic-current requirements. In the EU, it must not be used on a public mains system rated at 220 VAC or above for end equipment with average or continuous input power above 75 W or for lighting, except where the catalogue exemption applies: professional equipment above 1000 W total rated input, or symmetrically controlled heating elements with total rated power no greater than 200 W. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 215 × 115 × 30 mm Drawing case number 207 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 750 g Catalogue packing 0.75 kg; 15 units / 12.25 kg / 0.7 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1394.9K / 156.7K hours Warranty 3 years Use the case 207 drawing for the 215 mm enclosure length, 115 mm enclosure width, 30 mm height, and optional bracket layout. Side mounting holes are M4, with a 6 mm length limit; the longitudinal mounting reference is 150 mm. Optional mounting bracket PGG2MHS012 is ordered separately. The accessory list calls for four bracket pieces per power-supply model; confirm the sales quantity when ordering. The installation drawing shows four M4 fixing points.

    $103.01

  • LAD-240D

    MEAN WELL LAD-240 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-240D

    The MEAN WELL LAD-240D is a 55.2 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 3.4 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 242.88 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-240 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-240 section is on PDF pages 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-240D Series LAD-240 CH1 output voltage 55.2 V CH1 rated current 3.4 A CH2 charge voltage 55.2 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 242.88 W CH1 current range 0–4.4 A CH1 voltage adjustment 43.5–58 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 240 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±0.5% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±0.5% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–132 VAC / 180–264 VAC, selected by switch; 240–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 88% Typical AC input current 4.4 A at 115 VAC; 2.4 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 60 A at 115 VAC; 60 A at 230 VAC Leakage current Less than 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 2000 / 50 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 16 ms at 230 VAC; 12 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The input-voltage selector defaults to 230 VAC. Set the correct 115 / 230 VAC range before operation; the two AC ranges are not one continuous universal range. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 59–69 V Battery cutoff voltage 43 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–120% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output shuts down. Without a battery, CH1 overload shuts down the output; remove the fault and reapply power. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Built-in fan; follow the marked airflow direction Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 115 V range: 80% at 90 VAC and 100% at 100–132 VAC; 230 V range: 100% at 180–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. The radiation-test setup additionally uses 13 × 26 × 30 NIZN magnetic loops or buckles on the battery-output wire. Include the applicable suppression arrangement in final-equipment EMC verification. This model does not meet BS EN / EN 61000-3-2 harmonic-current requirements. In the EU, it must not be used on a public mains system rated at 220 VAC or above for end equipment with average or continuous input power above 75 W or for lighting, except where the catalogue exemption applies: professional equipment above 1000 W total rated input, or symmetrically controlled heating elements with total rated power no greater than 200 W. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 215 × 115 × 30 mm Drawing case number 207 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 750 g Catalogue packing 0.75 kg; 15 units / 12.25 kg / 0.7 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1394.9K / 156.7K hours Warranty 3 years Use the case 207 drawing for the 215 mm enclosure length, 115 mm enclosure width, 30 mm height, and optional bracket layout. Side mounting holes are M4, with a 6 mm length limit; the longitudinal mounting reference is 150 mm. Optional mounting bracket PGG2MHS012 is ordered separately. The accessory list calls for four bracket pieces per power-supply model; confirm the sales quantity when ordering. The installation drawing shows four M4 fixing points.

    $103.01

  • LAD-240C

    MEAN WELL LAD-240 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-240C

    The MEAN WELL LAD-240C is a 41.5 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 4.78 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 239.87 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-240 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-240 section is on PDF pages 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-240C Series LAD-240 CH1 output voltage 41.5 V CH1 rated current 4.78 A CH2 charge voltage 41.5 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 239.87 W CH1 current range 0–5.78 A CH1 voltage adjustment 32.4–43.5 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 240 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±1.0% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±0.5% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–132 VAC / 180–264 VAC, selected by switch; 240–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 88% Typical AC input current 4.4 A at 115 VAC; 2.4 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 60 A at 115 VAC; 60 A at 230 VAC Leakage current Less than 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 2000 / 50 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 16 ms at 230 VAC; 12 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The input-voltage selector defaults to 230 VAC. Set the correct 115 / 230 VAC range before operation; the two AC ranges are not one continuous universal range. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 47–55 V Battery cutoff voltage 32 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–120% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output shuts down. Without a battery, CH1 overload shuts down the output; remove the fault and reapply power. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Built-in fan; follow the marked airflow direction Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 115 V range: 80% at 90 VAC and 100% at 100–132 VAC; 230 V range: 100% at 180–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. The radiation-test setup additionally uses 13 × 26 × 30 NIZN magnetic loops or buckles on the battery-output wire. Include the applicable suppression arrangement in final-equipment EMC verification. This model does not meet BS EN / EN 61000-3-2 harmonic-current requirements. In the EU, it must not be used on a public mains system rated at 220 VAC or above for end equipment with average or continuous input power above 75 W or for lighting, except where the catalogue exemption applies: professional equipment above 1000 W total rated input, or symmetrically controlled heating elements with total rated power no greater than 200 W. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 215 × 115 × 30 mm Drawing case number 207 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 750 g Catalogue packing 0.75 kg; 15 units / 12.25 kg / 0.7 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1394.9K / 156.7K hours Warranty 3 years Use the case 207 drawing for the 215 mm enclosure length, 115 mm enclosure width, 30 mm height, and optional bracket layout. Side mounting holes are M4, with a 6 mm length limit; the longitudinal mounting reference is 150 mm. Optional mounting bracket PGG2MHS012 is ordered separately. The accessory list calls for four bracket pieces per power-supply model; confirm the sales quantity when ordering. The installation drawing shows four M4 fixing points.

    $103.01

  • LAD-240C

    MEAN WELL LAD-240 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-240C

    The MEAN WELL LAD-240C is a 41.5 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 4.78 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 239.87 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-240 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-240 section is on PDF pages 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-240C Series LAD-240 CH1 output voltage 41.5 V CH1 rated current 4.78 A CH2 charge voltage 41.5 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 239.87 W CH1 current range 0–5.78 A CH1 voltage adjustment 32.4–43.5 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 240 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±1.0% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±0.5% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–132 VAC / 180–264 VAC, selected by switch; 240–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 88% Typical AC input current 4.4 A at 115 VAC; 2.4 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 60 A at 115 VAC; 60 A at 230 VAC Leakage current Less than 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 2000 / 50 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 16 ms at 230 VAC; 12 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The input-voltage selector defaults to 230 VAC. Set the correct 115 / 230 VAC range before operation; the two AC ranges are not one continuous universal range. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 47–55 V Battery cutoff voltage 32 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–120% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output shuts down. Without a battery, CH1 overload shuts down the output; remove the fault and reapply power. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Built-in fan; follow the marked airflow direction Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 115 V range: 80% at 90 VAC and 100% at 100–132 VAC; 230 V range: 100% at 180–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. The radiation-test setup additionally uses 13 × 26 × 30 NIZN magnetic loops or buckles on the battery-output wire. Include the applicable suppression arrangement in final-equipment EMC verification. This model does not meet BS EN / EN 61000-3-2 harmonic-current requirements. In the EU, it must not be used on a public mains system rated at 220 VAC or above for end equipment with average or continuous input power above 75 W or for lighting, except where the catalogue exemption applies: professional equipment above 1000 W total rated input, or symmetrically controlled heating elements with total rated power no greater than 200 W. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 215 × 115 × 30 mm Drawing case number 207 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 750 g Catalogue packing 0.75 kg; 15 units / 12.25 kg / 0.7 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1394.9K / 156.7K hours Warranty 3 years Use the case 207 drawing for the 215 mm enclosure length, 115 mm enclosure width, 30 mm height, and optional bracket layout. Side mounting holes are M4, with a 6 mm length limit; the longitudinal mounting reference is 150 mm. Optional mounting bracket PGG2MHS012 is ordered separately. The accessory list calls for four bracket pieces per power-supply model; confirm the sales quantity when ordering. The installation drawing shows four M4 fixing points.

    $103.01

  • LAD-240B

    MEAN WELL LAD-240 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-240B

    The MEAN WELL LAD-240B is a 27.6 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 7.7 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 240.12 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-240 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-240 section is on PDF pages 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-240B Series LAD-240 CH1 output voltage 27.6 V CH1 rated current 7.7 A CH2 charge voltage 27.6 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 240.12 W CH1 current range 0–8.7 A CH1 voltage adjustment 21.6–29 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 150 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±1.0% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±0.5% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–132 VAC / 180–264 VAC, selected by switch; 240–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 87.5% Typical AC input current 4.4 A at 115 VAC; 2.4 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 60 A at 115 VAC; 60 A at 230 VAC Leakage current Less than 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 2000 / 50 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 16 ms at 230 VAC; 12 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The input-voltage selector defaults to 230 VAC. Set the correct 115 / 230 VAC range before operation; the two AC ranges are not one continuous universal range. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 31–36 V Battery cutoff voltage 21.5 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–120% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output shuts down. Without a battery, CH1 overload shuts down the output; remove the fault and reapply power. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Built-in fan; follow the marked airflow direction Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 115 V range: 80% at 90 VAC and 100% at 100–132 VAC; 230 V range: 100% at 180–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. The radiation-test setup additionally uses 13 × 26 × 30 NIZN magnetic loops or buckles on the battery-output wire. Include the applicable suppression arrangement in final-equipment EMC verification. This model does not meet BS EN / EN 61000-3-2 harmonic-current requirements. In the EU, it must not be used on a public mains system rated at 220 VAC or above for end equipment with average or continuous input power above 75 W or for lighting, except where the catalogue exemption applies: professional equipment above 1000 W total rated input, or symmetrically controlled heating elements with total rated power no greater than 200 W. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 215 × 115 × 30 mm Drawing case number 207 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 750 g Catalogue packing 0.75 kg; 15 units / 12.25 kg / 0.7 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1394.9K / 156.7K hours Warranty 3 years Use the case 207 drawing for the 215 mm enclosure length, 115 mm enclosure width, 30 mm height, and optional bracket layout. Side mounting holes are M4, with a 6 mm length limit; the longitudinal mounting reference is 150 mm. Optional mounting bracket PGG2MHS012 is ordered separately. The accessory list calls for four bracket pieces per power-supply model; confirm the sales quantity when ordering. The installation drawing shows four M4 fixing points.

    $103.01

  • LAD-240B

    MEAN WELL LAD-240 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-240B

    The MEAN WELL LAD-240B is a 27.6 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 7.7 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 240.12 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-240 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-240 section is on PDF pages 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-240B Series LAD-240 CH1 output voltage 27.6 V CH1 rated current 7.7 A CH2 charge voltage 27.6 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 240.12 W CH1 current range 0–8.7 A CH1 voltage adjustment 21.6–29 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 150 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±1.0% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±0.5% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–132 VAC / 180–264 VAC, selected by switch; 240–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 87.5% Typical AC input current 4.4 A at 115 VAC; 2.4 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 60 A at 115 VAC; 60 A at 230 VAC Leakage current Less than 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 2000 / 50 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 16 ms at 230 VAC; 12 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The input-voltage selector defaults to 230 VAC. Set the correct 115 / 230 VAC range before operation; the two AC ranges are not one continuous universal range. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 31–36 V Battery cutoff voltage 21.5 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–120% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output shuts down. Without a battery, CH1 overload shuts down the output; remove the fault and reapply power. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Built-in fan; follow the marked airflow direction Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 115 V range: 80% at 90 VAC and 100% at 100–132 VAC; 230 V range: 100% at 180–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. The radiation-test setup additionally uses 13 × 26 × 30 NIZN magnetic loops or buckles on the battery-output wire. Include the applicable suppression arrangement in final-equipment EMC verification. This model does not meet BS EN / EN 61000-3-2 harmonic-current requirements. In the EU, it must not be used on a public mains system rated at 220 VAC or above for end equipment with average or continuous input power above 75 W or for lighting, except where the catalogue exemption applies: professional equipment above 1000 W total rated input, or symmetrically controlled heating elements with total rated power no greater than 200 W. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 215 × 115 × 30 mm Drawing case number 207 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 750 g Catalogue packing 0.75 kg; 15 units / 12.25 kg / 0.7 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1394.9K / 156.7K hours Warranty 3 years Use the case 207 drawing for the 215 mm enclosure length, 115 mm enclosure width, 30 mm height, and optional bracket layout. Side mounting holes are M4, with a 6 mm length limit; the longitudinal mounting reference is 150 mm. Optional mounting bracket PGG2MHS012 is ordered separately. The accessory list calls for four bracket pieces per power-supply model; confirm the sales quantity when ordering. The installation drawing shows four M4 fixing points.

    $103.01

  • LAD-240A

    MEAN WELL LAD-240 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-240A

    The MEAN WELL LAD-240A is a 13.8 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 16.4 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 240.12 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-240 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-240 section is on PDF pages 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-240A Series LAD-240 CH1 output voltage 13.8 V CH1 rated current 16.4 A CH2 charge voltage 13.8 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 240.12 W CH1 current range 0–17.4 A CH1 voltage adjustment 10.8–14.5 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 150 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±1.5% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±1.0% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–132 VAC / 180–264 VAC, selected by switch; 240–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 85.5% Typical AC input current 4.4 A at 115 VAC; 2.4 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 60 A at 115 VAC; 60 A at 230 VAC Leakage current Less than 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 2000 / 50 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 16 ms at 230 VAC; 12 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The input-voltage selector defaults to 230 VAC. Set the correct 115 / 230 VAC range before operation; the two AC ranges are not one continuous universal range. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 15.5–18 V Battery cutoff voltage 9.5 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–120% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output shuts down. Without a battery, CH1 overload shuts down the output; remove the fault and reapply power. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Built-in fan; follow the marked airflow direction Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 115 V range: 80% at 90 VAC and 100% at 100–132 VAC; 230 V range: 100% at 180–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. The radiation-test setup additionally uses 13 × 26 × 30 NIZN magnetic loops or buckles on the battery-output wire. Include the applicable suppression arrangement in final-equipment EMC verification. This model does not meet BS EN / EN 61000-3-2 harmonic-current requirements. In the EU, it must not be used on a public mains system rated at 220 VAC or above for end equipment with average or continuous input power above 75 W or for lighting, except where the catalogue exemption applies: professional equipment above 1000 W total rated input, or symmetrically controlled heating elements with total rated power no greater than 200 W. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 215 × 115 × 30 mm Drawing case number 207 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 750 g Catalogue packing 0.75 kg; 15 units / 12.25 kg / 0.7 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1394.9K / 156.7K hours Warranty 3 years Use the case 207 drawing for the 215 mm enclosure length, 115 mm enclosure width, 30 mm height, and optional bracket layout. Side mounting holes are M4, with a 6 mm length limit; the longitudinal mounting reference is 150 mm. Optional mounting bracket PGG2MHS012 is ordered separately. The accessory list calls for four bracket pieces per power-supply model; confirm the sales quantity when ordering. The installation drawing shows four M4 fixing points.

    $103.01

  • LAD-240A

    MEAN WELL LAD-240 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-240A

    The MEAN WELL LAD-240A is a 13.8 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 16.4 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 240.12 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-240 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-240 section is on PDF pages 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-240A Series LAD-240 CH1 output voltage 13.8 V CH1 rated current 16.4 A CH2 charge voltage 13.8 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 240.12 W CH1 current range 0–17.4 A CH1 voltage adjustment 10.8–14.5 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 150 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±1.5% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±1.0% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–132 VAC / 180–264 VAC, selected by switch; 240–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 85.5% Typical AC input current 4.4 A at 115 VAC; 2.4 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 60 A at 115 VAC; 60 A at 230 VAC Leakage current Less than 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 2000 / 50 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 16 ms at 230 VAC; 12 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The input-voltage selector defaults to 230 VAC. Set the correct 115 / 230 VAC range before operation; the two AC ranges are not one continuous universal range. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 15.5–18 V Battery cutoff voltage 9.5 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–120% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output shuts down. Without a battery, CH1 overload shuts down the output; remove the fault and reapply power. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Built-in fan; follow the marked airflow direction Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 115 V range: 80% at 90 VAC and 100% at 100–132 VAC; 230 V range: 100% at 180–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. The radiation-test setup additionally uses 13 × 26 × 30 NIZN magnetic loops or buckles on the battery-output wire. Include the applicable suppression arrangement in final-equipment EMC verification. This model does not meet BS EN / EN 61000-3-2 harmonic-current requirements. In the EU, it must not be used on a public mains system rated at 220 VAC or above for end equipment with average or continuous input power above 75 W or for lighting, except where the catalogue exemption applies: professional equipment above 1000 W total rated input, or symmetrically controlled heating elements with total rated power no greater than 200 W. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 215 × 115 × 30 mm Drawing case number 207 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 750 g Catalogue packing 0.75 kg; 15 units / 12.25 kg / 0.7 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1394.9K / 156.7K hours Warranty 3 years Use the case 207 drawing for the 215 mm enclosure length, 115 mm enclosure width, 30 mm height, and optional bracket layout. Side mounting holes are M4, with a 6 mm length limit; the longitudinal mounting reference is 150 mm. Optional mounting bracket PGG2MHS012 is ordered separately. The accessory list calls for four bracket pieces per power-supply model; confirm the sales quantity when ordering. The installation drawing shows four M4 fixing points.

    $103.01

  • LAD-120D

    MEAN WELL LAD-120 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-120D

    The MEAN WELL LAD-120D is a 55.2 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 1.21 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 121.99 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-120 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-120 section is on PDF pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-120D Series LAD-120 CH1 output voltage 55.2 V CH1 rated current 1.21 A CH2 charge voltage 55.2 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 121.99 W CH1 current range 0–2.21 A CH1 voltage adjustment 43.5–58 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 360 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±1.0% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±0.5% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–264 VAC; 127–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 88% Typical AC input current 2.5 A at 115 VAC; 1.5 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 30 A at 115 VAC; 55 A at 230 VAC Leakage current 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 500 / 40 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 40 ms at 230 VAC; 9 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The AC input accepts the continuous 90–264 VAC range without a 115 / 230 VAC selector. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 61–71 V Battery cutoff voltage 43 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–160% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output shuts down; reapply power after removing the fault. Without a battery, CH1 overload shuts down the output; remove the fault and reapply power. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Ventilated enclosure with free-air cooling Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 80% at 90 VAC; 100% at 115–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. Harmonic-current testing to BS EN / EN 61000-3-2, Class A, is specified at 85% load. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 159 × 97 × 30 mm Drawing case number 241 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 420 g Catalogue packing 0.42 kg; 30 units / 13.6 kg / 0.77 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1509.9K / 209.4K hours Warranty 3 years The 30 mm low-profile enclosure has three side M3 mounting points marked L = 5 mm and 3.5 mm mounting holes. Follow the case 241 drawing for mounting coordinates and switch access.

  • LAD-120D

    MEAN WELL LAD-120 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-120D

    The MEAN WELL LAD-120D is a 55.2 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 1.21 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 121.99 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-120 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-120 section is on PDF pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-120D Series LAD-120 CH1 output voltage 55.2 V CH1 rated current 1.21 A CH2 charge voltage 55.2 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 121.99 W CH1 current range 0–2.21 A CH1 voltage adjustment 43.5–58 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 360 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±1.0% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±0.5% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–264 VAC; 127–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 88% Typical AC input current 2.5 A at 115 VAC; 1.5 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 30 A at 115 VAC; 55 A at 230 VAC Leakage current 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 500 / 40 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 40 ms at 230 VAC; 9 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The AC input accepts the continuous 90–264 VAC range without a 115 / 230 VAC selector. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 61–71 V Battery cutoff voltage 43 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–160% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output shuts down; reapply power after removing the fault. Without a battery, CH1 overload shuts down the output; remove the fault and reapply power. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Ventilated enclosure with free-air cooling Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 80% at 90 VAC; 100% at 115–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. Harmonic-current testing to BS EN / EN 61000-3-2, Class A, is specified at 85% load. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 159 × 97 × 30 mm Drawing case number 241 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 420 g Catalogue packing 0.42 kg; 30 units / 13.6 kg / 0.77 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1509.9K / 209.4K hours Warranty 3 years The 30 mm low-profile enclosure has three side M3 mounting points marked L = 5 mm and 3.5 mm mounting holes. Follow the case 241 drawing for mounting coordinates and switch access.

  • LAD-120C

    MEAN WELL LAD-120 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-120C

    The MEAN WELL LAD-120C is a 41.5 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 1.9 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 120.35 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-120 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-120 section is on PDF pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-120C Series LAD-120 CH1 output voltage 41.5 V CH1 rated current 1.9 A CH2 charge voltage 41.5 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 120.35 W CH1 current range 0–2.9 A CH1 voltage adjustment 32.4–43.5 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 240 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±1.0% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±0.5% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–264 VAC; 127–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 88% Typical AC input current 2.5 A at 115 VAC; 1.5 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 30 A at 115 VAC; 55 A at 230 VAC Leakage current 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 500 / 40 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 40 ms at 230 VAC; 9 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The AC input accepts the continuous 90–264 VAC range without a 115 / 230 VAC selector. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 47–55 V Battery cutoff voltage 32 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–160% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output enters hiccup protection and recovers automatically after the fault is removed. Without a battery, CH1 overload uses hiccup protection with automatic recovery after the fault is removed. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Ventilated enclosure with free-air cooling Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 80% at 90 VAC; 100% at 115–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. Harmonic-current testing to BS EN / EN 61000-3-2, Class A, is specified at 85% load. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 159 × 97 × 30 mm Drawing case number 241 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 420 g Catalogue packing 0.42 kg; 30 units / 13.6 kg / 0.77 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1509.9K / 209.4K hours Warranty 3 years The 30 mm low-profile enclosure has three side M3 mounting points marked L = 5 mm and 3.5 mm mounting holes. Follow the case 241 drawing for mounting coordinates and switch access.

  • LAD-120C

    MEAN WELL LAD-120 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-120C

    The MEAN WELL LAD-120C is a 41.5 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 1.9 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 120.35 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-120 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-120 section is on PDF pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-120C Series LAD-120 CH1 output voltage 41.5 V CH1 rated current 1.9 A CH2 charge voltage 41.5 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 120.35 W CH1 current range 0–2.9 A CH1 voltage adjustment 32.4–43.5 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 240 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±1.0% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±0.5% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–264 VAC; 127–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 88% Typical AC input current 2.5 A at 115 VAC; 1.5 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 30 A at 115 VAC; 55 A at 230 VAC Leakage current 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 500 / 40 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 40 ms at 230 VAC; 9 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The AC input accepts the continuous 90–264 VAC range without a 115 / 230 VAC selector. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 47–55 V Battery cutoff voltage 32 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–160% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output enters hiccup protection and recovers automatically after the fault is removed. Without a battery, CH1 overload uses hiccup protection with automatic recovery after the fault is removed. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Ventilated enclosure with free-air cooling Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 80% at 90 VAC; 100% at 115–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. Harmonic-current testing to BS EN / EN 61000-3-2, Class A, is specified at 85% load. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 159 × 97 × 30 mm Drawing case number 241 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 420 g Catalogue packing 0.42 kg; 30 units / 13.6 kg / 0.77 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1509.9K / 209.4K hours Warranty 3 years The 30 mm low-profile enclosure has three side M3 mounting points marked L = 5 mm and 3.5 mm mounting holes. Follow the case 241 drawing for mounting coordinates and switch access.

  • LAD-120B

    MEAN WELL LAD-120 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-120B

    The MEAN WELL LAD-120B is a 27.6 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 3.4 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 121.4 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-120 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-120 section is on PDF pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-120B Series LAD-120 CH1 output voltage 27.6 V CH1 rated current 3.4 A CH2 charge voltage 27.6 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 121.4 W CH1 current range 0–4.4 A CH1 voltage adjustment 21.6–29 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 150 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±1.0% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±0.5% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–264 VAC; 127–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 88% Typical AC input current 2.5 A at 115 VAC; 1.5 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 30 A at 115 VAC; 55 A at 230 VAC Leakage current 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 500 / 40 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 40 ms at 230 VAC; 9 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The AC input accepts the continuous 90–264 VAC range without a 115 / 230 VAC selector. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 31–36 V Battery cutoff voltage 21.5 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–160% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output enters hiccup protection and recovers automatically after the fault is removed. Without a battery, CH1 overload uses hiccup protection with automatic recovery after the fault is removed. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Ventilated enclosure with free-air cooling Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 80% at 90 VAC; 100% at 115–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. Harmonic-current testing to BS EN / EN 61000-3-2, Class A, is specified at 85% load. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 159 × 97 × 30 mm Drawing case number 241 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 420 g Catalogue packing 0.42 kg; 30 units / 13.6 kg / 0.77 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1509.9K / 209.4K hours Warranty 3 years The 30 mm low-profile enclosure has three side M3 mounting points marked L = 5 mm and 3.5 mm mounting holes. Follow the case 241 drawing for mounting coordinates and switch access.

  • LAD-120B

    MEAN WELL LAD-120 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-120B

    The MEAN WELL LAD-120B is a 27.6 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 3.4 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 121.4 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-120 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-120 section is on PDF pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-120B Series LAD-120 CH1 output voltage 27.6 V CH1 rated current 3.4 A CH2 charge voltage 27.6 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 121.4 W CH1 current range 0–4.4 A CH1 voltage adjustment 21.6–29 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 150 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±1.0% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±0.5% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–264 VAC; 127–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 88% Typical AC input current 2.5 A at 115 VAC; 1.5 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 30 A at 115 VAC; 55 A at 230 VAC Leakage current 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 500 / 40 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 40 ms at 230 VAC; 9 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The AC input accepts the continuous 90–264 VAC range without a 115 / 230 VAC selector. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 31–36 V Battery cutoff voltage 21.5 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–160% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output enters hiccup protection and recovers automatically after the fault is removed. Without a battery, CH1 overload uses hiccup protection with automatic recovery after the fault is removed. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Ventilated enclosure with free-air cooling Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 80% at 90 VAC; 100% at 115–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. Harmonic-current testing to BS EN / EN 61000-3-2, Class A, is specified at 85% load. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 159 × 97 × 30 mm Drawing case number 241 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 420 g Catalogue packing 0.42 kg; 30 units / 13.6 kg / 0.77 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1509.9K / 209.4K hours Warranty 3 years The 30 mm low-profile enclosure has three side M3 mounting points marked L = 5 mm and 3.5 mm mounting holes. Follow the case 241 drawing for mounting coordinates and switch access.

  • LAD-120A

    MEAN WELL LAD-120 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-120A

    The MEAN WELL LAD-120A is a 13.8 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 7.7 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 120 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-120 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-120 section is on PDF pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-120A Series LAD-120 CH1 output voltage 13.8 V CH1 rated current 7.7 A CH2 charge voltage 13.8 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 120 W CH1 current range 0–8.7 A CH1 voltage adjustment 10.8–14.5 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 120 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±1.0% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±0.5% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–264 VAC; 127–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 86% Typical AC input current 2.5 A at 115 VAC; 1.5 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 30 A at 115 VAC; 55 A at 230 VAC Leakage current 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 500 / 40 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 40 ms at 230 VAC; 9 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The AC input accepts the continuous 90–264 VAC range without a 115 / 230 VAC selector. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 15.5–18 V Battery cutoff voltage 9.5 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–160% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output enters hiccup protection and recovers automatically after the fault is removed. Without a battery, CH1 overload uses hiccup protection with automatic recovery after the fault is removed. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Ventilated enclosure with free-air cooling Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 80% at 90 VAC; 100% at 115–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. Harmonic-current testing to BS EN / EN 61000-3-2, Class A, is specified at 85% load. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 159 × 97 × 30 mm Drawing case number 241 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 420 g Catalogue packing 0.42 kg; 30 units / 13.6 kg / 0.77 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1509.9K / 209.4K hours Warranty 3 years The 30 mm low-profile enclosure has three side M3 mounting points marked L = 5 mm and 3.5 mm mounting holes. Follow the case 241 drawing for mounting coordinates and switch access.

  • LAD-120A

    MEAN WELL LAD-120 series: Security Power Supply with Battery Charger - LAD-120A

    The MEAN WELL LAD-120A is a 13.8 V security and fire-alarm power supply with a 7.7 A CH1 load output and a 1 A CH2 battery-charging output, sharing a 120 W total rating. It integrates DC-UPS backup, TTL status monitoring and AC / battery maintenance switches. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL LAD-120 Datasheet (PDF) The LAD-120 section is on PDF pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model LAD-120A Series LAD-120 CH1 output voltage 13.8 V CH1 rated current 7.7 A CH2 charge voltage 13.8 V CH2 rated charging current 1 A Rated total output power 120 W CH1 current range 0–8.7 A CH1 voltage adjustment 10.8–14.5 V CH1 ripple and noise, maximum 120 mVp-p CH1 voltage tolerance ±1.0% CH1 line regulation ±0.5% CH1 load regulation ±0.5% CH1 supplies the load and CH2 charges an external battery. Both channels share the rated total output power; the charging channel is not an additional independent power allowance. Keep each channel within its rating and the combined load within the total power limit. The CH1 VR adjustment covers the stated voltage range. Select a lead-acid or lithium-ion battery with a charging-voltage requirement and protection system suitable for this model. This model provides TTL status signals; UART communication and a buzzer are not specified for this version. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 90–264 VAC; 127–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 86% Typical AC input current 2.5 A at 115 VAC; 1.5 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 30 A at 115 VAC; 55 A at 230 VAC Leakage current 0.5 mA at 240 VAC Set-up / rise time at full load 500 / 40 ms at both 115 and 230 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 40 ms at 230 VAC; 9 ms at 115 VAC Battery static discharge current Less than 100 µA Switching frequency 65 kHz The AC input accepts the continuous 90–264 VAC range without a 115 / 230 VAC selector. Unless otherwise stated, specifications are measured at 230 VAC, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise use a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Battery Backup and Protection CH1 overload threshold 105–135% CH2 overload threshold 90–110% CH1 overvoltage threshold 15.5–18 V Battery cutoff voltage 9.5 ± 0.5 V Battery reverse-polarity protection No damage; automatic recovery after the connection is corrected Overvoltage and overtemperature response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover If the AC input becomes abnormal, the DC-UPS function transfers the load to the external backup battery. Built-in AC and battery circuit switches provide maintenance control. The battery is external and is not included with the power supply. With a battery connected to CH2, CH1 overload around 105–160% causes the unit to enter UPS mode. When the combined CH1 + CH2 output reaches around 125–135%, the output enters hiccup protection and recovers automatically after the fault is removed. Without a battery, CH1 overload uses hiccup protection with automatic recovery after the fault is removed. CH2 uses constant-current limiting, recovers automatically after the fault is removed, and its fault does not stop CH1 operation. An external fuse in series with the battery is mandatory. Short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature, battery undervoltage and reverse-polarity protection are provided. TTL Status and Forced UPS Operation CN2 pin 1, AC OK Relative to pin 4: low = normal AC input; high/open = abnormal AC input CN2 pin 2, battery disconnect / reverse polarity Relative to pin 4: low = disconnected or reversed; high/open = connected normally CN2 pin 3, battery low Relative to pin 4: low = battery under undervoltage protection; high/open = normal battery CN2 pin 4 GND CN2 pin 5, battery full Relative to pin 4: low = fully charged; high/open = charging CN2 pin 6, discharge Relative to pin 4: low = battery-backup discharge; high/open = main power working CN2 pins 7 and 8 Short = forced-start UPS mode; open = normal operation Status-output external voltage, maximum 50 VDC Status-output sink current, maximum 30 mA Status-output low level, maximum 0.3 V at 30 mA Provide an external voltage source and pull-up resistor for the status signals. Observe the maximum applied voltage and sink current; the signal output is not an internal power source. Battery-disconnected and reverse-polarity detection is available during the initial transmission at startup, rather than continuous detection at any time. Short CN2 pins 7 and 8 to force UPS operation for battery maintenance; opening them restores normal operation. Terminal Connections and Mating Parts TB1 pin 1 AC/L TB1 pin 2 AC/N TB1 pin 3 FG TB1 pin 4 DC OUTPUT −V TB1 pin 5 DC OUTPUT +V TB1 pin 6 BAT− TB1 pin 7 BAT+ CN2 mating housing TKP DH2 or equivalent CN2 mating terminal TKP DHT-1S(LF) or equivalent DC OUTPUT −V and BAT− must not be shorted. Keep load and battery wiring on their assigned terminals and connect protective earth to FG. Follow the mechanical drawing for connector orientation and the AC / battery switch positions. Select mating parts for the actual circuit count and wire assembly. The catalogue identifies the housing and terminal references without specifying an included signal harness. Cooling and Derating Cooling arrangement Ventilated enclosure with free-air cooling Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 80% at 90 VAC; 100% at 115–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–95% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −30 to +85°C; 10–95% RH, non-condensing Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–50°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 5 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Apply the input-voltage and temperature load limits together. Above 2000 m, reduce allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless models or 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled models. Keep ventilation paths and the marked airflow direction clear. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; BS EN / EN 62368-1; AS/NZS 62368.1; EAC TP TC 004 System design reference GB 17945-2010 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance Input–output, input–FG and output–FG: 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH Conducted and radiated emissions BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class A; EAC TP TC 020 ESD immunity 8 kV air / 6 kV contact; criterion A Radiated immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-3: 10 V/m; criterion A EFT / burst immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-4: 2 kV; criterion A Surge immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-5: 1 kV line–line / 2 kV line–FG; criterion A Conducted immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-6: 10 V; criterion A Magnetic-field immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-8: 30 A/m; criterion A This is a component for installation in final equipment. Catalogue EMC tests mount the supply on a 360 × 360 mm metal plate, 1 mm thick. The completed installation must be checked against the relevant EMC requirements. Harmonic-current testing to BS EN / EN 61000-3-2, Class A, is specified at 85% load. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 159 × 97 × 30 mm Drawing case number 241 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 420 g Catalogue packing 0.42 kg; 30 units / 13.6 kg / 0.77 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 1509.9K / 209.4K hours Warranty 3 years The 30 mm low-profile enclosure has three side M3 mounting points marked L = 5 mm and 3.5 mm mounting holes. Follow the case 241 drawing for mounting coordinates and switch access.

  • SCP-75-24

    MEAN WELL SCP-75 series: Battery Backup Power Supply - SCP-75-24

    The MEAN WELL SCP-75-24 is a 27.6 V single-output AC/DC power supply rated at 2.7 A and 74.5 W. It provides separate battery-backup connections, an L voltage-detection lead and optional temperature compensation in a convection-cooled metal enclosure. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL SCP-75 Datasheet (PDF) The SCP-75 section is on PDF pages 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model SCP-75-24 Series SCP-75 DC output voltage 27.6 V Rated output current 2.7 A Rated output power 74.5 W Output current range 0–2.7 A Peak output current 3.2 A Output voltage adjustment +15% / −5% Ripple and noise, maximum 200 mVp-p Voltage tolerance ±1.0% Line regulation ±1.0% Load regulation ±1.0% This is a single-output switching power supply with dedicated battery connections for backup operation. The 24 model code identifies the nominal battery-voltage class; its rated supply output is 27.6 V. The B+ and B− terminals are for the external battery, while +V and −V supply the load. Peak current is limited to 5 seconds, with a maximum 33% duty cycle in each 15-second period. Average output power must remain within the rated output power. Observe the input-voltage and ambient-temperature derating curves at the same time. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 85–264 VAC; 120–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 84% Typical AC input current 1.5 A at 115 VAC; 0.9 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 45 A Leakage current Less than 2 mA at 240 VAC No-load power consumption Less than 0.75 W Set-up / rise time at full load 600 / 30 ms at 230 VAC; 1200 / 30 ms at 115 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 50 ms at 230 VAC; 16 ms at 115 VAC Switching frequency 60 kHz Unless otherwise stated, electrical specifications are measured at 230 VAC input, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise are measured with a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Protection and Battery Connections Overload threshold 3.2–4.3 A Overvoltage threshold 33.1–38.6 V Short-circuit and overload response Hiccup mode; automatic recovery after the fault is removed Overvoltage response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover Battery reverse-polarity protection Fuse protection Input fuse FS1 F4A / 250 V Battery fuse FS2 F10A / 250 V Connect B+ to battery positive and B− to battery negative. Do not connect a battery to the load-output +V / −V terminals. The battery is external; select its voltage and protection to suit the application. The battery connection provides backup operation and optional temperature compensation of charging voltage. It is not a separately specified programmable multistage battery charger. Voltage Detection and Temperature Compensation L detection lead, AC normal Output voltage + 0.2–0.7 V, depending on the diode forward drop L detection lead, AC failure 0 V CN2 temperature-sensor reference 100 kΩ THINKING thermistor Compensated voltage at 0°C 29.3 ± 0.4 V Compensated voltage at 25°C 27.6 ± 0.2 V Compensated voltage at 50°C 26.4 ± 0.4 V The L lead detects output or battery voltage; it is not a fixed-voltage logic supply. A temperature sensor can be connected at CN2 to compensate charging voltage. The sensor is not included, and normal operation is available without it. The compensation values are the catalogue reference example at the rated DC output setting. If the internal voltage adjustment changes the rated setting, consult MEAN WELL for the appropriate thermistor selection. Terminals and Mating Parts TB1 input pins 1: AC/L; 2: AC/N; 3: FG TB2 output pins 1: DC +V; 2: DC −V Battery and detection lead colours B+: red; B−: black; L: yellow Load-output lead colours +V: orange; −V: black Drawing lead-length reference 400 mm CN2 board connector JST B2B-XH or equivalent CN2 mating housing JST XHP series or equivalent CN2 mating contact JST SXH-001T-P0.6 or equivalent Use the terminal and lead markings in the mechanical drawing to distinguish the two black return leads. Select the complete XHP housing for the circuit count and wire assembly required by the drawing. Mating parts and the temperature sensor should be specified separately; their references do not describe an included cable kit. Cooling and Operating Limits Cooling Free-air convection Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 80% at 85 VAC; 100% at 100–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −40 to +85°C; 10–95% RH Temperature coefficient ±0.05%/°C, 0–45°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 2 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Above 2000 m, reduce the allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless operation; the catalogue also specifies 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled installations. Maintain ventilation and evaluate the installation at its actual load and input voltage. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; CB IEC 62368-1; EAC TP TC 004 Safety design reference BS EN / EN 62368-1 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH EMC emission BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class B; BS EN / EN 61000-3-2 and -3-3; EAC TP TC 020 EMC immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-2, -3, -4, -5, -6, -8 and -11; ENV 50204; BS EN / EN 55035 and 61000-6-1; EAC TP TC 020 Immunity is specified for the light-industry environment. This power supply is a component for installation in final equipment; the completed system must be checked for the applicable EMC requirements. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 159 × 97 × 38 mm Drawing case number 901 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 500 g Catalogue packing 0.5 kg; 30 units / 16 kg / 1 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 2775.7K / 461.3K hours Warranty 2 years Two bottom M3 holes marked L = 4 mm and three side M3 holes marked L = 6 mm; the drawing also marks 3.5 mm holes. The enclosed supply is suitable for metallic or non-metallic system installations subject to the relevant insulation and protective-earth requirements. Follow the mounting drawing and installation manual, keep ventilation openings clear, and connect FG correctly. The MTBF values use Telcordia SR-332 (Bellcore) and MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C respectively. The unit has a power-on LED and undergoes a full-load burn-in test.

  • SCP-75-12

    MEAN WELL SCP-75 series: Battery Backup Power Supply - SCP-75-12

    The MEAN WELL SCP-75-12 is a 13.8 V single-output AC/DC power supply rated at 5.4 A and 74.5 W. It provides separate battery-backup connections, an L voltage-detection lead and optional temperature compensation in a convection-cooled metal enclosure. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL SCP-75 Datasheet (PDF) The SCP-75 section is on PDF pages 7, 8, 9. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model SCP-75-12 Series SCP-75 DC output voltage 13.8 V Rated output current 5.4 A Rated output power 74.5 W Output current range 0–5.4 A Peak output current 6.5 A Output voltage adjustment +15% / −5% Ripple and noise, maximum 120 mVp-p Voltage tolerance ±2.0% Line regulation ±1.0% Load regulation ±2.0% This is a single-output switching power supply with dedicated battery connections for backup operation. The 12 model code identifies the nominal battery-voltage class; its rated supply output is 13.8 V. The B+ and B− terminals are for the external battery, while +V and −V supply the load. Peak current is limited to 5 seconds, with a maximum 33% duty cycle in each 15-second period. Average output power must remain within the rated output power. Observe the input-voltage and ambient-temperature derating curves at the same time. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 85–264 VAC; 120–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 80% Typical AC input current 1.5 A at 115 VAC; 0.9 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 45 A Leakage current Less than 2 mA at 240 VAC No-load power consumption Less than 0.75 W Set-up / rise time at full load 600 / 30 ms at 230 VAC; 1200 / 30 ms at 115 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 50 ms at 230 VAC; 16 ms at 115 VAC Switching frequency 60 kHz Unless otherwise stated, electrical specifications are measured at 230 VAC input, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise are measured with a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Protection and Battery Connections Overload threshold 6.5–8.7 A Overvoltage threshold 16.6–19.3 V Short-circuit and overload response Hiccup mode; automatic recovery after the fault is removed Overvoltage response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover Battery reverse-polarity protection Fuse protection Input fuse FS1 F4A / 250 V Battery fuse FS2 F10A / 250 V Connect B+ to battery positive and B− to battery negative. Do not connect a battery to the load-output +V / −V terminals. The battery is external; select its voltage and protection to suit the application. The battery connection provides backup operation and optional temperature compensation of charging voltage. It is not a separately specified programmable multistage battery charger. Voltage Detection and Temperature Compensation L detection lead, AC normal Output voltage + 0.2–0.7 V, depending on the diode forward drop L detection lead, AC failure 0 V CN2 temperature-sensor reference 100 kΩ THINKING thermistor Compensated voltage at 0°C 14.4 ± 0.2 V Compensated voltage at 25°C 13.8 ± 0.1 V Compensated voltage at 50°C 13.2 ± 0.2 V The L lead detects output or battery voltage; it is not a fixed-voltage logic supply. A temperature sensor can be connected at CN2 to compensate charging voltage. The sensor is not included, and normal operation is available without it. The compensation values are the catalogue reference example at the rated DC output setting. If the internal voltage adjustment changes the rated setting, consult MEAN WELL for the appropriate thermistor selection. Terminals and Mating Parts TB1 input pins 1: AC/L; 2: AC/N; 3: FG TB2 output pins 1: DC +V; 2: DC −V Battery and detection lead colours B+: red; B−: black; L: yellow Load-output lead colours +V: orange; −V: black Drawing lead-length reference 400 mm CN2 board connector JST B2B-XH or equivalent CN2 mating housing JST XHP series or equivalent CN2 mating contact JST SXH-001T-P0.6 or equivalent Use the terminal and lead markings in the mechanical drawing to distinguish the two black return leads. Select the complete XHP housing for the circuit count and wire assembly required by the drawing. Mating parts and the temperature sensor should be specified separately; their references do not describe an included cable kit. Cooling and Operating Limits Cooling Free-air convection Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 80% at 85 VAC; 100% at 100–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −40 to +85°C; 10–95% RH Temperature coefficient ±0.05%/°C, 0–45°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 2 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Above 2000 m, reduce the allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless operation; the catalogue also specifies 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled installations. Maintain ventilation and evaluate the installation at its actual load and input voltage. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; CB IEC 62368-1; EAC TP TC 004 Safety design reference BS EN / EN 62368-1 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH EMC emission BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class B; BS EN / EN 61000-3-2 and -3-3; EAC TP TC 020 EMC immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-2, -3, -4, -5, -6, -8 and -11; ENV 50204; BS EN / EN 55035 and 61000-6-1; EAC TP TC 020 Immunity is specified for the light-industry environment. This power supply is a component for installation in final equipment; the completed system must be checked for the applicable EMC requirements. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 159 × 97 × 38 mm Drawing case number 901 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 500 g Catalogue packing 0.5 kg; 30 units / 16 kg / 1 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 2775.7K / 461.3K hours Warranty 2 years Two bottom M3 holes marked L = 4 mm and three side M3 holes marked L = 6 mm; the drawing also marks 3.5 mm holes. The enclosed supply is suitable for metallic or non-metallic system installations subject to the relevant insulation and protective-earth requirements. Follow the mounting drawing and installation manual, keep ventilation openings clear, and connect FG correctly. The MTBF values use Telcordia SR-332 (Bellcore) and MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C respectively. The unit has a power-on LED and undergoes a full-load burn-in test.

  • SCP-50-24

    MEAN WELL SCP-50 series: Battery Backup Power Supply - SCP-50-24

    The MEAN WELL SCP-50-24 is a 27.6 V single-output AC/DC power supply rated at 1.8 A and 49.7 W. It provides separate battery-backup connections, an L voltage-detection lead and optional temperature compensation in a convection-cooled metal enclosure. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL SCP-50 Datasheet (PDF) The SCP-50 section is on PDF pages 4, 5, 6. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model SCP-50-24 Series SCP-50 DC output voltage 27.6 V Rated output current 1.8 A Rated output power 49.7 W Output current range 0–1.8 A Peak output current 2.2 A Output voltage adjustment +15% / −5% Ripple and noise, maximum 200 mVp-p Voltage tolerance ±1.0% Line regulation ±1.0% Load regulation ±1.0% This is a single-output switching power supply with dedicated battery connections for backup operation. The 24 model code identifies the nominal battery-voltage class; its rated supply output is 27.6 V. The B+ and B− terminals are for the external battery, while +V and −V supply the load. Peak current is limited to 5 seconds, with a maximum 33% duty cycle in each 15-second period. Average output power must remain within the rated output power. Observe the input-voltage and ambient-temperature derating curves at the same time. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 85–264 VAC; 120–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 85% Typical AC input current 1.1 A at 115 VAC; 0.65 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 45 A Leakage current Less than 2 mA at 240 VAC No-load power consumption Less than 0.75 W Set-up / rise time at full load 600 / 30 ms at 230 VAC; 1200 / 30 ms at 115 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 50 ms at 230 VAC; 16 ms at 115 VAC Switching frequency 60 kHz Unless otherwise stated, electrical specifications are measured at 230 VAC input, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise are measured with a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Protection and Battery Connections Overload threshold 2.2–2.9 A Overvoltage threshold 33.1–38.5 V Short-circuit and overload response Hiccup mode; automatic recovery after the fault is removed Overvoltage response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover Battery reverse-polarity protection Fuse protection Input fuse FS1 F3.15A / 250 V Battery fuse FS2 F6.3A / 250 V Connect B+ to battery positive and B− to battery negative. Do not connect a battery to the load-output +V / −V terminals. The battery is external; select its voltage and protection to suit the application. The battery connection provides backup operation and optional temperature compensation of charging voltage. It is not a separately specified programmable multistage battery charger. Voltage Detection and Temperature Compensation L detection lead, AC normal Output voltage + 0.2–0.7 V, depending on the diode forward drop L detection lead, AC failure 0 V CN2 temperature-sensor reference 100 kΩ THINKING thermistor Compensated voltage at 0°C 29.3 ± 0.4 V Compensated voltage at 25°C 27.6 ± 0.2 V Compensated voltage at 50°C 26.4 ± 0.4 V The L lead detects output or battery voltage; it is not a fixed-voltage logic supply. A temperature sensor can be connected at CN2 to compensate charging voltage. The sensor is not included, and normal operation is available without it. The compensation values are the catalogue reference example at the rated DC output setting. If the internal voltage adjustment changes the rated setting, consult MEAN WELL for the appropriate thermistor selection. Terminals and Mating Parts TB1 input pins 1: AC/L; 2: AC/N; 3: FG TB2 output pins 1: DC +V; 2: DC −V Battery and detection lead colours B+: red; B−: black; L: yellow Load-output lead colours +V: orange; −V: black Drawing lead-length reference 400 mm CN2 board connector JST B2B-XH or equivalent CN2 mating housing JST XHP series or equivalent CN2 mating contact JST SXH-001T-P0.6 or equivalent Use the terminal and lead markings in the mechanical drawing to distinguish the two black return leads. Select the complete XHP housing for the circuit count and wire assembly required by the drawing. Mating parts and the temperature sensor should be specified separately; their references do not describe an included cable kit. Cooling and Operating Limits Cooling Free-air convection Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 80% at 85 VAC; 100% at 100–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −40 to +85°C; 10–95% RH Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–45°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 2 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Above 2000 m, reduce the allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless operation; the catalogue also specifies 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled installations. Maintain ventilation and evaluate the installation at its actual load and input voltage. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; CB IEC 62368-1; EAC TP TC 004 Safety design reference BS EN / EN 62368-1 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH EMC emission BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class B; BS EN / EN 61000-3-2 and -3-3; EAC TP TC 020 EMC immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-2, -3, -4, -5, -6, -8 and -11; ENV 50204; BS EN / EN 55035 and 61000-6-1; EAC TP TC 020 Immunity is specified for the light-industry environment. This power supply is a component for installation in final equipment; the completed system must be checked for the applicable EMC requirements. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 129 × 98 × 38 mm Drawing case number 903 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 450 g Catalogue packing 0.45 kg; 30 units / 14.5 kg / 0.95 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 2868.4K / 495.8K hours Warranty 2 years Two bottom M3 holes marked L = 4 mm and three side M3 holes marked L = 6 mm; the drawing also marks 3.5 mm holes. The enclosed supply is suitable for metallic or non-metallic system installations subject to the relevant insulation and protective-earth requirements. Follow the mounting drawing and installation manual, keep ventilation openings clear, and connect FG correctly. The MTBF values use Telcordia SR-332 (Bellcore) and MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C respectively. The unit has a power-on LED and undergoes a full-load burn-in test.

  • SCP-50-12

    MEAN WELL SCP-50 series: Battery Backup Power Supply - SCP-50-12

    The MEAN WELL SCP-50-12 is a 13.8 V single-output AC/DC power supply rated at 3.6 A and 49.7 W. It provides separate battery-backup connections, an L voltage-detection lead and optional temperature compensation in a convection-cooled metal enclosure. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL SCP-50 Datasheet (PDF) The SCP-50 section is on PDF pages 4, 5, 6. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model SCP-50-12 Series SCP-50 DC output voltage 13.8 V Rated output current 3.6 A Rated output power 49.7 W Output current range 0–3.6 A Peak output current 4.3 A Output voltage adjustment +15% / −5% Ripple and noise, maximum 120 mVp-p Voltage tolerance ±2.0% Line regulation ±1.0% Load regulation ±2.0% This is a single-output switching power supply with dedicated battery connections for backup operation. The 12 model code identifies the nominal battery-voltage class; its rated supply output is 13.8 V. The B+ and B− terminals are for the external battery, while +V and −V supply the load. Peak current is limited to 5 seconds, with a maximum 33% duty cycle in each 15-second period. Average output power must remain within the rated output power. Observe the input-voltage and ambient-temperature derating curves at the same time. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 85–264 VAC; 120–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 81% Typical AC input current 1.1 A at 115 VAC; 0.65 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 45 A Leakage current Less than 2 mA at 240 VAC No-load power consumption Less than 0.75 W Set-up / rise time at full load 600 / 30 ms at 230 VAC; 1200 / 30 ms at 115 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 50 ms at 230 VAC; 16 ms at 115 VAC Switching frequency 60 kHz Unless otherwise stated, electrical specifications are measured at 230 VAC input, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise are measured with a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Protection and Battery Connections Overload threshold 4.3–5.8 A Overvoltage threshold 16.6–19.3 V Short-circuit and overload response Hiccup mode; automatic recovery after the fault is removed Overvoltage response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover Battery reverse-polarity protection Fuse protection Input fuse FS1 F3.15A / 250 V Battery fuse FS2 F6.3A / 250 V Connect B+ to battery positive and B− to battery negative. Do not connect a battery to the load-output +V / −V terminals. The battery is external; select its voltage and protection to suit the application. The battery connection provides backup operation and optional temperature compensation of charging voltage. It is not a separately specified programmable multistage battery charger. Voltage Detection and Temperature Compensation L detection lead, AC normal Output voltage + 0.2–0.7 V, depending on the diode forward drop L detection lead, AC failure 0 V CN2 temperature-sensor reference 100 kΩ THINKING thermistor Compensated voltage at 0°C 14.4 ± 0.2 V Compensated voltage at 25°C 13.8 ± 0.1 V Compensated voltage at 50°C 13.2 ± 0.2 V The L lead detects output or battery voltage; it is not a fixed-voltage logic supply. A temperature sensor can be connected at CN2 to compensate charging voltage. The sensor is not included, and normal operation is available without it. The compensation values are the catalogue reference example at the rated DC output setting. If the internal voltage adjustment changes the rated setting, consult MEAN WELL for the appropriate thermistor selection. Terminals and Mating Parts TB1 input pins 1: AC/L; 2: AC/N; 3: FG TB2 output pins 1: DC +V; 2: DC −V Battery and detection lead colours B+: red; B−: black; L: yellow Load-output lead colours +V: orange; −V: black Drawing lead-length reference 400 mm CN2 board connector JST B2B-XH or equivalent CN2 mating housing JST XHP series or equivalent CN2 mating contact JST SXH-001T-P0.6 or equivalent Use the terminal and lead markings in the mechanical drawing to distinguish the two black return leads. Select the complete XHP housing for the circuit count and wire assembly required by the drawing. Mating parts and the temperature sensor should be specified separately; their references do not describe an included cable kit. Cooling and Operating Limits Cooling Free-air convection Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 80% at 85 VAC; 100% at 100–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −40 to +85°C; 10–95% RH Temperature coefficient ±0.03%/°C, 0–45°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 2 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Above 2000 m, reduce the allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless operation; the catalogue also specifies 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled installations. Maintain ventilation and evaluate the installation at its actual load and input voltage. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; CB IEC 62368-1; EAC TP TC 004 Safety design reference BS EN / EN 62368-1 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH EMC emission BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class B; BS EN / EN 61000-3-2 and -3-3; EAC TP TC 020 EMC immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-2, -3, -4, -5, -6, -8 and -11; ENV 50204; BS EN / EN 55035 and 61000-6-1; EAC TP TC 020 Immunity is specified for the light-industry environment. This power supply is a component for installation in final equipment; the completed system must be checked for the applicable EMC requirements. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 129 × 98 × 38 mm Drawing case number 903 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 450 g Catalogue packing 0.45 kg; 30 units / 14.5 kg / 0.95 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 2868.4K / 495.8K hours Warranty 2 years Two bottom M3 holes marked L = 4 mm and three side M3 holes marked L = 6 mm; the drawing also marks 3.5 mm holes. The enclosed supply is suitable for metallic or non-metallic system installations subject to the relevant insulation and protective-earth requirements. Follow the mounting drawing and installation manual, keep ventilation openings clear, and connect FG correctly. The MTBF values use Telcordia SR-332 (Bellcore) and MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C respectively. The unit has a power-on LED and undergoes a full-load burn-in test.

  • SCP-35-24

    MEAN WELL SCP-35 series: Battery Backup Power Supply - SCP-35-24

    The MEAN WELL SCP-35-24 is a 27.6 V single-output AC/DC power supply rated at 1.4 A and 38.6 W. It provides separate battery-backup connections, an L voltage-detection lead and optional temperature compensation in a convection-cooled metal enclosure. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL SCP-35 Datasheet (PDF) The SCP-35 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model SCP-35-24 Series SCP-35 DC output voltage 27.6 V Rated output current 1.4 A Rated output power 38.6 W Output current range 0–1.4 A Peak output current 1.7 A Output voltage adjustment +15% / −5% Ripple and noise, maximum 200 mVp-p Voltage tolerance ±1.0% Line regulation ±1.0% Load regulation ±1.0% This is a single-output switching power supply with dedicated battery connections for backup operation. The 24 model code identifies the nominal battery-voltage class; its rated supply output is 27.6 V. The B+ and B− terminals are for the external battery, while +V and −V supply the load. Peak current is limited to 5 seconds, with a maximum 33% duty cycle in each 15-second period. Average output power must remain within the rated output power. Observe the input-voltage and ambient-temperature derating curves at the same time. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 85–264 VAC; 120–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 86% Typical AC input current 0.75 A at 115 VAC; 0.5 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 45 A Leakage current Less than 2 mA at 240 VAC No-load power consumption Less than 0.75 W Set-up / rise time at full load 600 / 30 ms at 230 VAC; 1200 / 30 ms at 115 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 50 ms at 230 VAC; 16 ms at 115 VAC Switching frequency 60 kHz Unless otherwise stated, electrical specifications are measured at 230 VAC input, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise are measured with a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Protection and Battery Connections Overload threshold 1.7–2.3 A Overvoltage threshold 33.1–38.5 V Short-circuit and overload response Hiccup mode; automatic recovery after the fault is removed Overvoltage response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover Battery reverse-polarity protection Fuse protection Input fuse FS1 T2A / 250 V Battery fuse FS2 F6.3A / 250 V Connect B+ to battery positive and B− to battery negative. Do not connect a battery to the load-output +V / −V terminals. The battery is external; select its voltage and protection to suit the application. The battery connection provides backup operation and optional temperature compensation of charging voltage. It is not a separately specified programmable multistage battery charger. Voltage Detection and Temperature Compensation L detection lead, AC normal Output voltage + 0.2–0.7 V, depending on the diode forward drop L detection lead, AC failure 0 V CN2 temperature-sensor reference 100 kΩ THINKING TTC3A104F4193EY thermistor Compensated voltage at 0°C 29.3 ± 0.4 V Compensated voltage at 25°C 27.6 ± 0.2 V Compensated voltage at 50°C 26.4 ± 0.4 V The L lead detects output or battery voltage; it is not a fixed-voltage logic supply. A temperature sensor can be connected at CN2 to compensate charging voltage. The sensor is not included, and normal operation is available without it. The compensation values are the catalogue reference example at the rated DC output setting. If the internal voltage adjustment changes the rated setting, consult MEAN WELL for the appropriate thermistor selection. Terminals and Mating Parts TB1 input pins 1: AC/L; 2: AC/N; 3: FG TB2 output pins 1: DC +V; 2: DC −V Battery and detection lead colours B+: red; B−: black; L: yellow Load-output lead colours +V: white; −V: black Drawing lead-length reference 400 mm CN2 board connector JST B2B-XH or equivalent CN2 mating housing JST XHP series or equivalent CN2 mating contact JST SXH-001T-P0.6 or equivalent Use the terminal and lead markings in the mechanical drawing to distinguish the two black return leads. Select the complete XHP housing for the circuit count and wire assembly required by the drawing. Mating parts and the temperature sensor should be specified separately; their references do not describe an included cable kit. Cooling and Operating Limits Cooling Free-air convection Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 80% at 85 VAC; 100% at 100–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −40 to +85°C; 10–95% RH Temperature coefficient ±0.05%/°C, 0–45°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 2 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Above 2000 m, reduce the allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless operation; the catalogue also specifies 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled installations. Maintain ventilation and evaluate the installation at its actual load and input voltage. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; CB IEC 62368-1; EAC TP TC 004 Safety design reference BS EN / EN 62368-1 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH EMC emission BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class B; BS EN / EN 61000-3-2 and -3-3; EAC TP TC 020 EMC immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-2, -3, -4, -5, -6, -8 and -11; ENV 50204; BS EN / EN 55035 and 61000-6-1; EAC TP TC 020 Immunity is specified for the light-industry environment. This power supply is a component for installation in final equipment; the completed system must be checked for the applicable EMC requirements. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 99 × 97 × 36 mm Drawing case number 905 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 370 g Catalogue packing 0.37 kg; 45 units / 17.7 kg / 1.04 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 3044.9K / 523.3K hours Warranty 2 years Two bottom M3 holes marked L = 4 mm and two side M3 holes marked L = 6 mm; the drawing also marks 3.5 mm holes. The enclosed supply is suitable for metallic or non-metallic system installations subject to the relevant insulation and protective-earth requirements. Follow the mounting drawing and installation manual, keep ventilation openings clear, and connect FG correctly. The MTBF values use Telcordia SR-332 (Bellcore) and MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C respectively. The unit has a power-on LED and undergoes a full-load burn-in test.

  • SCP-35-12

    MEAN WELL SCP-35 series: Battery Backup Power Supply - SCP-35-12

    The MEAN WELL SCP-35-12 is a 13.8 V single-output AC/DC power supply rated at 2.6 A and 35.9 W. It provides separate battery-backup connections, an L voltage-detection lead and optional temperature compensation in a convection-cooled metal enclosure. Product Datasheet Download MEAN WELL SCP-35 Datasheet (PDF) The SCP-35 section is on PDF pages 1, 2, 3. Refer to the complete mechanical drawings and notes when planning installation. Model and Output Ratings Full model SCP-35-12 Series SCP-35 DC output voltage 13.8 V Rated output current 2.6 A Rated output power 35.9 W Output current range 0–2.6 A Peak output current 3.1 A Output voltage adjustment +15% / −5% Ripple and noise, maximum 120 mVp-p Voltage tolerance ±2.0% Line regulation ±1.0% Load regulation ±2.0% This is a single-output switching power supply with dedicated battery connections for backup operation. The 12 model code identifies the nominal battery-voltage class; its rated supply output is 13.8 V. The B+ and B− terminals are for the external battery, while +V and −V supply the load. Peak current is limited to 5 seconds, with a maximum 33% duty cycle in each 15-second period. Average output power must remain within the rated output power. Observe the input-voltage and ambient-temperature derating curves at the same time. Input and Electrical Performance Input voltage range 85–264 VAC; 120–370 VDC Input frequency 47–63 Hz Typical efficiency 83% Typical AC input current 0.75 A at 115 VAC; 0.5 A at 230 VAC Typical cold-start inrush current 45 A Leakage current Less than 2 mA at 240 VAC No-load power consumption Less than 0.75 W Set-up / rise time at full load 600 / 30 ms at 230 VAC; 1200 / 30 ms at 115 VAC Typical hold-up time at full load 50 ms at 230 VAC; 16 ms at 115 VAC Switching frequency 60 kHz Unless otherwise stated, electrical specifications are measured at 230 VAC input, rated load and 25°C ambient. Ripple and noise are measured with a 20 MHz bandwidth, a 12-inch twisted pair and parallel 0.1 µF / 47 µF capacitors. Voltage tolerance includes set-up tolerance, line regulation and load regulation. Protection and Battery Connections Overload threshold 3.1–4.2 A Overvoltage threshold 16.6–19.3 V Short-circuit and overload response Hiccup mode; automatic recovery after the fault is removed Overvoltage response Output shutdown; reapply input power to recover Battery reverse-polarity protection Fuse protection Input fuse FS1 T2A / 250 V Battery fuse FS2 F6.3A / 250 V Connect B+ to battery positive and B− to battery negative. Do not connect a battery to the load-output +V / −V terminals. The battery is external; select its voltage and protection to suit the application. The battery connection provides backup operation and optional temperature compensation of charging voltage. It is not a separately specified programmable multistage battery charger. Voltage Detection and Temperature Compensation L detection lead, AC normal Output voltage + 0.2–0.7 V, depending on the diode forward drop L detection lead, AC failure 0 V CN2 temperature-sensor reference 100 kΩ THINKING TTC3A104F4193EY thermistor Compensated voltage at 0°C 14.4 ± 0.2 V Compensated voltage at 25°C 13.8 ± 0.1 V Compensated voltage at 50°C 13.2 ± 0.2 V The L lead detects output or battery voltage; it is not a fixed-voltage logic supply. A temperature sensor can be connected at CN2 to compensate charging voltage. The sensor is not included, and normal operation is available without it. The compensation values are the catalogue reference example at the rated DC output setting. If the internal voltage adjustment changes the rated setting, consult MEAN WELL for the appropriate thermistor selection. Terminals and Mating Parts TB1 input pins 1: AC/L; 2: AC/N; 3: FG TB2 output pins 1: DC +V; 2: DC −V Battery and detection lead colours B+: red; B−: black; L: yellow Load-output lead colours +V: white; −V: black Drawing lead-length reference 400 mm CN2 board connector JST B2B-XH or equivalent CN2 mating housing JST XHP series or equivalent CN2 mating contact JST SXH-001T-P0.6 or equivalent Use the terminal and lead markings in the mechanical drawing to distinguish the two black return leads. Select the complete XHP housing for the circuit count and wire assembly required by the drawing. Mating parts and the temperature sensor should be specified separately; their references do not describe an included cable kit. Cooling and Operating Limits Cooling Free-air convection Working temperature −20 to +60°C, subject to derating Horizontal temperature curve 100% load from −20 to 50°C; 60% load at 60°C Input-voltage load curve 80% at 85 VAC; 100% at 100–264 VAC, 60 Hz Working humidity 20–90% RH, non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity −40 to +85°C; 10–95% RH Temperature coefficient ±0.05%/°C, 0–45°C Vibration 10–500 Hz, 2 G; 10 minutes per cycle, 60 minutes along each X, Y and Z axis Above 2000 m, reduce the allowable ambient temperature by 3.5°C per 1000 m for fanless operation; the catalogue also specifies 5°C per 1000 m for fan-cooled installations. Maintain ventilation and evaluate the installation at its actual load and input voltage. Safety and EMC Approved safety standards UL 62368-1; CB IEC 62368-1; EAC TP TC 004 Safety design reference BS EN / EN 62368-1 Withstand voltage Input–output: 3 kVAC; input–FG: 2 kVAC; output–FG: 0.5 kVAC Isolation resistance 100 MΩ at 500 VDC, 25°C and 70% RH EMC emission BS EN / EN 55032 (CISPR 32), Class B; BS EN / EN 61000-3-2 and -3-3; EAC TP TC 020 EMC immunity BS EN / EN 61000-4-2, -3, -4, -5, -6, -8 and -11; ENV 50204; BS EN / EN 55035 and 61000-6-1; EAC TP TC 020 Immunity is specified for the light-industry environment. This power supply is a component for installation in final equipment; the completed system must be checked for the applicable EMC requirements. Mechanical Installation and Reference Mass Catalogue dimensions, L × W × H 99 × 97 × 36 mm Drawing case number 905 Drawing dimensional tolerance ±1 mm Mass, catalogue PACKING reference per unit 370 g Catalogue packing 0.37 kg; 45 units / 17.7 kg / 1.04 CUFT Minimum MTBF, Telcordia / MIL-HDBK-217F 3044.9K / 523.3K hours Warranty 2 years Two bottom M3 holes marked L = 4 mm and two side M3 holes marked L = 6 mm; the drawing also marks 3.5 mm holes. The enclosed supply is suitable for metallic or non-metallic system installations subject to the relevant insulation and protective-earth requirements. Follow the mounting drawing and installation manual, keep ventilation openings clear, and connect FG correctly. The MTBF values use Telcordia SR-332 (Bellcore) and MIL-HDBK-217F at 25°C respectively. The unit has a power-on LED and undergoes a full-load burn-in test.

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