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The Vox Power NEVO+600M-8312-DK000 is a highly versatile and powerful AC/DC modular configurable power supply. It delivers up to 600 Watts of power in a compact 5" x 3" x 1.61" package, offering a power density of 25 Watts per cubic inch.
This unit supports a wide input voltage range of 100-240 VAC and features up to 8 isolated outputs. Key electrical specifications include a maximum output power of 600W, a nominal output voltage of 12V, and a maximum output current of 15A. It operates efficiently with up to 90% efficiency and includes features like adjustable output, load sharing, PFC, and remote sense.
The NEVO+600M series is specifically designed for demanding medical applications, but is also suitable for telecommunications, test and measurement, and laboratory equipment. It meets stringent safety standards including IEC/UL60601-3rd Ed and IEC/UL60601-1-2 4th Ed (EMC).
Packaged as an enclosed unit with chassis mount, it offers flexibility for integration into various systems. The operating temperature range is -20°C to 70°C. It is approved by agencies such as CB, CE, CSA, and UL.
The AC input voltage range is 100-240 VAC with a frequency of 50/60 Hz. A DC input of 120-300 VDC is also supported but not covered by safety approvals.
The main output is 12V at up to 15A, with a maximum output power of 600W (derated to 450W at 85 VAC input). The converter also provides 5V and dual 24V outputs.
-20°C to 70°C.
Typical efficiency is 89%, with a minimum of 86%.
Approved to medical standard 60601-1 with certifications from CB, CE, CSA, and UL.
The converter measures 133.8mm x 77.7mm x 41.0mm and is designed for chassis mounting with an enclosed case.
Features include adjustable output, load sharing, power factor correction (PFC), remote sense, and universal input.