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The Vox Power NEVO+600S-3310-DK000 is an innovative, configurable AC/DC power supply unit designed for industrial and medical applications where size, power density, and weight are critical. This unit delivers up to 600 Watts within a compact 5" x 3" x 1.61" package, achieving a power density of 25 Watts per cubic inch.
The NEVO+600S series input module supports up to four isolated output modules, allowing configuration into a high-power single output or a multiple output supply with up to eight isolated outputs. Key electrical specifications include an input voltage range of 85-264 VRMS and an output power rating of 600 Watts, de-rating linearly to 450 Watts at 85 VRMS. It features adjustable output, load sharing, Power Factor Correction (PFC), remote sense, and universal input.
Designed for versatility, this power supply can be configured by the user or in the field. It operates within a temperature range of -20°C to 70°C and meets safety standards including IEC/UL62368-1. The unit is chassis mountable and enclosed, making it suitable for integration into various equipment.
Applications for the NEVO+600S series include test and measurement equipment, laboratory and analysis equipment, LED lighting, robotics, displays, and telecommunications. It is approved by agencies such as CB, CE, CSA, IEC, and UL.
The AC input voltage range is 85-264 VRMS, and the DC input voltage range is 120-370 VDC.
The output voltage is 5V and the output current is 25 Amps.
The maximum output power is 600 Watts, derated linearly to 450 Watts at 85 VRMS input.
The operating temperature range is -20°C to 70°C.
This converter uses chassis mount mounting.
The typical efficiency is 86%.
Features include adjustable output, load sharing, power factor correction (PFC), remote sense, and universal input.