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The SL Power Electronics GPC55EG is a 55 Watt Global Performance Switcher, categorized as an open frame AC/DC converter. It is designed for chassis mounting and offers a universal input voltage range of 85-264 Vac.
Key electrical specifications include a continuous output power of 55W and a peak output power of 70W. The converter boasts an efficiency of 70% at full rated load and nominal input voltage. It provides multiple outputs, including adjustable outputs on channels 1 & 2 with ±5% voltage adjustment capability. Overvoltage protection is set at 124% + 12% for main outputs, and overload protection is fully implemented.
Environmental considerations include an operating temperature range of 0°C to 50°C at full rated power, with derating applied above 50°C. The unit is designed for ITE (Commercial) applications and complies with various EMI/EMC standards including FCC Class B and CISPR 22 Class B.
Mechanical dimensions are 160.0mm in length, 100.0mm in width, and 42.7mm in height. The GPC55EG is approved by CE, cURus, and TUV, and includes features like adjustable output and universal input.
The unit accepts a universal AC input ranging from 85 to 264 Vac at 47-63 Hz single phase.
The converter features four distinct output channels.
Yes, built-in potentiometers allow voltage adjustment of ±5% on outputs 1 and 2.
The unit delivers 55 watts continuously, with a peak capacity of 70 watts for short durations.
Output power must be derated by 2.5% per degree Celsius above 50°C ambient temperature.
The product holds CE, cURus, and TUV approvals.
The converter maintains a minimum hold-up time of 20 milliseconds at full load and nominal line voltage.