The YASKAWA CPS-150F is a specialized power supply module designed for various industrial applications.

Product Name

YASKAWA CPS-150F

Product Description

The YASKAWA CPS-150F is a robust, high-efficiency power supply module that provides reliable power for industrial automation and control systems. This module is engineered to support various electronic devices and systems, ensuring consistent performance in manufacturing and processing environments. Its compact design and advanced features make it suitable for diverse applications requiring stable and precise voltage regulation.

Product Parameters

• Input Voltage: Wide range input voltage for compatibility with various electrical systems.
• Output Voltage: Fixed or adjustable output voltage options.
• Output Current: Significant current capacity tailored to meet demanding load requirements.
• Operating Temperature: Designed to function optimally within specified temperature ranges.
• Efficiency: High energy efficiency ratings, minimizing energy consumption and heat generation.
• Protection Features: Includes overvoltage, overcurrent, and thermal protection to safeguard against electrical faults.

Specifications

• Input Voltage Range: Typically 100-240V AC
• Output Voltage: Commonly around 24V DC (verify specifications for exact values)
• Max Output Current: 6.5A
• Rated Power: 150W
• Dimensions: Compact size (exact dimensions can vary based on model revision)
• Weight: Lightweight construction for easy installation
• Efficiency Rating: Up to 90% or higher, depending on load conditions
• Certifications: Compliance with international safety and quality standards (CE, UL, etc.)

Product Use

The YASKAWA CPS-150F is utilized in:

• Industrial Automation: Providing power to PLCs, sensors, and actuators in automation systems.
• Robotics: Supplying energy to robotic systems for improved performance and efficiency.
• Control Systems: Enabling stable power to various control equipment and interfaces.
• Renewable Energy: Used in hybrid power systems to convert and regulate power from renewable sources like solar panels.
• Telecommunications: Powering network equipment and communication devices.