NEVO+600S-5383-DK000
Vox Power Ltd.
The Vox Power Ltd. NEVO+600S-5383-DK000 is an enclosed AC/DC converter with 450W output power and 24V output voltage. It features chassis mounting and universal input.
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The Vox Power NEVO+600S-5253-DK000 is a configurable AC/DC modular power supply unit designed for demanding industrial applications. It delivers up to 600 Watts in a compact 5" x 3" x 1.61" package, offering a power density of 25 Watts per cubic inch.
Key electrical specifications include a nominal output voltage of 24V and an output current of 7.5A, resulting in a power output of 450W. The unit supports universal input voltage ranging from 85 to 264 VRMS and features an efficiency of up to 89%. It includes features such as adjustable output, load sharing, power factor correction (PFC), and remote sense.
Designed for chassis mounting, this enclosed power supply operates within a temperature range of -20°C to 70°C. It is approved by agencies including CB, CE, CSA, IEC, and UL, and complies with standards like IEC/UL62368-1. The NEVO+600S series is user and field configurable, supporting up to 8 isolated outputs and parallel or series connection of modules.
The AC input voltage range is 85-264 VRMS nominal (100-240 VRMS typical) with a frequency of 47-63 Hz. DC input is 120-370 VDC but is not covered by safety approvals.
The nominal output voltage is 24V DC with a current rating of 7.5A, providing 450W nominal power.
The maximum output power is 600W, but it de-rates linearly to 450W at 85 VRMS input.
The operating temperature range is -20°C to 70°C.
The dimensions are 77.7mm x 77.7mm x 41.0mm (3.06" x 3.06" x 1.61").
Typical efficiency is 86-89% depending on operating conditions.
Features include adjustable output, load sharing, power factor correction (PFC), remote sense, and universal input.