MeanWell HEP-600-15 (540W/15V) Universal Schaltnetzteil 1920 Watt Leistungsbereich 120W Ausgangsspannung 30V (einstellbar)

MeanWell HEP-600-15 (540W/15V) Universal Schaltnetzteil 1920 Watt Leistungsbereich 120W Ausgangsspannung 30V (einstellbar)

Name: MeanWell HEP-600-15 (540W/15V) Universal Schaltnetzteil 1920 Watt Leistungsbereich 120W Ausgangsspannung 30V (einstellbar)
Brand: csillaghegyimegallo.hu
SKU: 78276018648
Price: 118.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5985000000000005 (21 reviews)

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SKU 78276018648 · ★ 4.6

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MeanWell HEP 600 15 (540W 15V) Universal Schaltnetzteil 1920 Watt Leistungsbereich 120W Ausgangsspannung 30V (einstellbar) Leistungsbereich 120W Ausgangsspannung 30V (einstellbar) Ausgangsstrom 4A Eingangsspannungsbereich 90~305VAC Abmessungen 220 x 68 x 38 98A Eingangsspannungsbereich 80 264 VAC Abmessungen 109 x 52 x 33 Kühlung durch freie Konvektion eingebauter PFC Schaltkreis

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