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Operating Voltage Range:90-264 Vac, 47-63 Hz

Output Current:Continuous: 5A, Peak: 10A

Efficiency Rating:≥93%

Protection Class:IP20

Input Frequency Range:47-63 Hz

Input Voltage Range:85-264 Vac

Output Voltage Range:24 Vdc ± 1%

Operating Temperature Range:-20°C to +55°C

Dimensions (WxHxD):105 x 96 x 91 mm

Weight:0.8 kg

Certifications:[«UL/CSA»,»CE»]

    The Yokogawa PW482-50 S2 Industrial Power Module is a robust solution for power supply needs in industrial automation, providing unparalleled reliability and efficiency. This module is meticulously engineered to handle demanding applications, ensuring stable power delivery even under extreme conditions.

    Equipped with advanced communication interfaces including Modbus RTU and Ethernet, it seamlessly integrates with various control systems, enabling seamless data exchange and control over power usage. Its compatibility with Modbus master function further enhances its utility in complex networks.

    With an operating temperature range of -20°C to +70°C, this power module is designed to withstand harsh environments, making it suitable for a wide array of industrial settings. Its IP67 protection class ensures it can endure dust and water ingress, maintaining operational integrity even in challenging outdoor or industrial conditions.

    Featuring a compact size of 70mm x 80mm x 40mm and a lightweight design of just 0.25 kg, the PW482-50 S2 is easy to install and integrate into existing systems without compromising on performance. It supports both 24 V DC input and delivers 48 W of output power, making it an ideal choice for a variety of power-intensive devices in industrial automation.

    The module’s efficient power management capabilities are complemented by its high-quality materials and manufacturing standards, ensuring long-term durability and minimal maintenance requirements. Its versatile communication interfaces and compatibility with industry-standard protocols make it a preferred choice for enhancing productivity and optimizing energy consumption in modern industrial settings.