Used ENERCON LM2242-5 #9057378 for sale

ENERCON LM2242-5 is a single-phase, low-power, medical-grade power supply that provides regulated output power for medical, industrial, and telecommunication applications. LM2242-5 is a rack-mountable power supply that features a universal input of 85-264 Vac and a full range of options available to connect to a variety of medical, industrial, and telecommunication systems. ENERCON LM2242-5's maximum output power is 500W, with an automated current limit setting. The regulated output voltage range is 0-52 VDC configurable from 0-40V or 0-60V and provides a maximum current of 19.2A. The power supply also features a remote sensing function to maintain regulator stability when used in long, heavy-gauge cabling. LM2242-5 features a high efficiency of 94% required for medical-grade applications, while offering a power factor of >0.99. The medical-grade power supply also offers low ripple and noise to ensure stable operation of connected systems. The high efficiency of the power supply allows it to operate with low temperatures, making it suitable for medical-grade equipment in tight spaces. ENERCON LM2242-5 is designed with medical-grade safety features such as Class I (personal) and Class II (equipment) isolation, overvoltage protection, short-circuit protection, and overcurrent protection. The power supply also offers an external fuse protection and is designed with UL, CE, CSA, and TUV International safety approvals. LM2242-5 is available as an enclosed, rack mounted unit or kit for custom panel mounting. There is also a programmable logic controller (PLC) output available, which allows users to monitor both the supply and its controlled output voltage and current, as well as other parameters such as alarm conditions, temperature, and fan speed. ENERCON LM2242-5 is a highly efficient, low-power, medical-grade power supply with a wide range of input and output options and comprehensive safety features. This power supply provides reliable power to a wide variety of applications in medical, industrial, and telecommunication systems.