Medical External Power Supply UE05LCP-SPA
Home Wall Plug Medical External Power Adapter UE05LCP-SPA Interchangeable Class II AC Plug 5V Wall Plug Hospital Grade External Power Adapter 5 W 90 ~
Medical&l.T.E.safety approvals
2 MOPP input to output isolation
Leakage currents ≤100uA
Energy efficiency level Vl
≤ 0.15W standby power
5V/9V/12V/15V/20V outputs, up to 100W
Up to 5,000m operating altitude
USB port/ fixed cable design
Meet USB PD3.1 & PD3.0 &
QC4.0+ & QC3.0 & QC2.0 fast charge agreement
The UES100B-SPCZ and UES100C-SPCZ are high-efficiency 100W 12V/15V/20V power supply desktop chargers tailored for medical applications. With a universal 90-264VAC input, they provide 5V to 20V outputs, supporting USB PD3.1, PD3.0, QC4.0+, QC3.0, and QC2.0 fast charging. Certified to IEC 60601-1 and IEC 62368-1, they ensure 2 x MOPP isolation, ≤100µA leakage current, and DOE Level VI efficiency with ≤0.15W standby power. Featuring an IP42 rating, Class I & II power supply options, and operation up to 5,000m altitude, these chargers are perfect for medical devices and portable electronics, delivering safe, reliable, and versatile power globally. Such as a digital image acquisition terminal, an atomization therapy integrated machine, a high-frequency electrical stimulation therapy device, an electric physiotherapy bed, an LED dental treatment lamp, and chemiluminescence detection equipment.
Safety Standards – IEC60601,ES60601,EN60601
Safety Approvals – CB,UL,TUV-SUD/Mark,CE,FCC
| Model Number | Power(W) | Input Voltage Range(VDC) | Output Voltage(VDC) | Output Current(A) | Operating Temperature Range(℃) | Safety Standards |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UES100B-SPCZ/UES100C-SPCZ | 100.0 | 80-264 | 5.0 | 0.01-3.00 | 0~+40 | CB, CE, TUV-Mark, UL |
| UES100B-SPCZ/UES100C-SPCZ | 100.0 | 80-264 | 9.0 | 0.01-3.00 | 0~+40 | CB, CE, TUV-Mark, UL |
| UES100B-SPCZ/UES100C-SPCZ | 100.0 | 80-264 | 12.0 | 0.01-3.00 | 0~+40 | CB, CE, TUV-Mark, UL |
| UES100B-SPCZ/UES100C-SPCZ | 100.0 | 80-264 | 15.0 | 0.01-3.00 | 0~+40 | CB, CE, TUV-Mark, UL |
| UES100B-SPCZ/UES100C-SPCZ | 100.0 | 80-264 | 20.0 | 0.01-5.00 | 0~+40 | CB, CE, TUV-Mark, UL |
It supports portable ultrasound machines, patient monitors, CPAP/BiPAP devices, dental equipment, and medical diagnostic terminals.
It allows one adapter to power various devices with different voltage needs (5V to 20V), improving flexibility.
Yes, it supports USB Power Delivery protocol and fixed voltage outputs.
Yes, models can be designed to meet IEC 60601-1, 2xMOPP, and EMC requirements.
It includes over-voltage, over-current, short-circuit, and over-temperature protection.
Yes, it is compact, safe, and ideal for both clinical and home medical devices.
Yes, DC connectors, cable lengths, labels, and housing color can all be customized.
It can be configured with standard barrel plugs, 4-pin DIN, or USB-C, depending on device requirements.
Yes, with USB-C PD, it supports fast charging for compatible medical or mobile devices.
Yes, with proper certification, it's safe for use in professional medical settings.
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