LED voeding 12v 60w AC naar DC 100-240V voeding 5a Slim NL Type

MODEL		12V 60W		24V 60W
UITGANG	GELIJKSTROOMSPANNING	12V		24V
	NOMINALE STROOM	5A		2,5A
	HUIDIG AANBOD	0~5A		0~2.5A
	NOMINAAL VERMOGEN	60W		60W
	RIMPELING & GELUID (MAX.)	150mVp-p		150mVp-p
	SPANNINGSTOLERANTIE	±1%		±1%
	SETUP, STIJGTIJD	1500ms,30ms / 230VAC 1200ms / 115VAC bij volledige belasting
	HOLD UP TIJD (typ.)	50ms / 230VAC 10ms / 115VAC bij volledige belasting
INVOER	SPANNINGSBEREIK	85 ~ 264VAC
	FREQUENTIEBEREIK	47~63Hz
	VERMOGENSFACTOR (Typ.)	PF> 0.6/220VAC
	EFFICINTIE (typ.)	80%		82%
	AC STROOM (typ.)	1.1A/115V 0.53A/230V
	INRUSH STROOM (typ.)	koude start 36A/230V
	KORTSLUITING	beschermingstype: herstelt automatisch nadat de foutconditie is verwijderd
BESCHERMING	OVERBELASTEN	105~135% hikmodus, automatisch herstel
	OVER TEMP	≥85 °C startbeveiliging, herstelt automatisch
	DC ADJ. BEREIK	±10% nominale uitgangsspanning
MILIEU	WERKTEMP	–40 °C~+60 °C (geen vorst)
	WERKVOCHTIGHEID	20 %~90% RV
	OPSLAGTEMP, VOCHTIGHEID	–40 °C~85 °C/10 %~95% RV
VEILIGHEID&EMC	VEILIGHEIDSNORMEN	CE ROHS
	WEERSTAND SPANNING	I/PO/P: 1.5KVAC/1min, I/PF/G: 1.5KVAC/1min, O/PF/G: 0.5KVAC/1min
	EMC-TEST STANDAARD:	EN55015:2006; EN61547:1995+A1:2000;EN61000-3-2:2006
		EN61000-3-3:1995+A2:2005;EN61347-3-13:2006

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