FC-PSU-UNI2450U Safety Manager System Power Supply

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Essential details：FC-PSU-UNI2450U Safety Manager System Power Supply

FC-PSU-UNI2450U V1.0 is a safety management system power supply commonly used to provide power supply to safety management systems. The main features and specifications of the power supply are as follows:
Input voltage range: AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz
Output voltage: DC 24V
Output current: 5A
Efficiency: up to 85%
Overvoltage protection: It has the function of overvoltage protection, which can prevent the equipment from being damaged by overvoltage
Short-circuit protection: With short-circuit protection function, can prevent short-circuit damage to the equipment
Over-temperature protection: It has the over-temperature protection function to prevent overheating from causing damage to the equipment
Dimensions: 126mm x 88mm x 31mm

FC-PSU-UNI2450U V1.0

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FC-PSU-UNI2450U Safety Manager System Power Supply

Proper Maintenance when Safety is on the Line
Your Safety System is protecting your process equipment and mproper power supply maintenance ensures the system remains available. Each part of the system should be inspected and alarms acted upon immediately. The Safety Manager Systems
Troubleshooting and Maintenance Guide section 5 and the Fail Safe Controller FSC Service Manual section 7 provide further guidance and service checklists for actions to take to maintain the system properly providing longest life and best system performance.

The overall useful life of any electronic equipment can vary based on the environmental conditions they are exposed to where they are installed. The following are critical to the lifecycle of the PSU and continued health of the system.
Humidity
Humidity levels should be maintained between 40% and 60% with fluctuations of less than 6% rate-of-change per hour. If humidity is substantial, conditioned air along with humidity monitoring within the cabinet may be needed. During maintenance, look for traces of condensation anywhere in the cabinet – this is a signal that the climate control is beginning to fail.
Corrosion
Look at the paint and exposed metal surfaces within the cabinet for visible signs of corrosion. Corrosive salts and chemicals are kept out of the cabinet by keeping the door closed. Be aware of metallic debris such as airborne zinc that originates from the underside of raised floor tiles commonly used in computer rooms or any nearby hardware assembly or construction activities. If deterioration occurs that you can see, then even further damage is occurring in the components you cannot see and actions should be taken to further reduce contaminants