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The SL Power Electronics GPC130A is a 130 Watt Global Performance Switcher designed for ITE (Commercial) applications. This AC/DC converter features an open frame construction and chassis mount type, making it suitable for integration into various systems.
Key electrical specifications include a wide-range AC input of 85-264 Vac and a continuous output power of 100W, with a peak rating of 165W. It provides 4 outputs and offers features such as adjustable output, remote sense, and universal input. The unit has an efficiency of 70% at full rated load and nominal input voltage.
Environmental considerations include an operating temperature range of 0°C to 50°C with derating. The dimensions are 215.9mm x 114.3mm x 50.8mm. Protection features include overload and overvoltage protection, as well as thermal shutdown.
This converter is approved by CE and designed for commercial applications, meeting standards such as UL1950, IEC950, EN60950, and CSA22.2-234 L3 for commercial models.
The input voltage range is 85-264 Vac, 47-63 Hz single phase.
The GPC130A is an open frame chassis mount unit measuring 215.9 mm x 114.3 mm x 50.8 mm (8.50" x 4.50" x 2.00").
The operating temperature range is 0°C to 50°C with derating.
The continuous output power is 100 W, with a peak rating of 165 W for 60 seconds maximum (10% duty cycle) and 130 W with 26 cfm forced air flow.
Yes, the main outputs have overvoltage protection set at 124% ± 12% typical.
The hold-up time is 20 ms minimum from loss of AC input at full load, nominal line (115 Vac).
Yes, it provides a TTL/CMOS compatible power fail signal that goes low (< 0.5V) 5 ms before output voltage drops more than 4% below nominal upon loss of AC power.