
Introduction Medical devices require much more than simple AC-to-DC power conversion. A reliable power supply directly affects electrical safety, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), system stability, and
24 W
90~ 277Vac input
48& 54 Vdc output options
-40°C to +50°C temperature range
Meets energy star level VI & COC V5 Tier2(2016)
Meets 6KV surge immunity


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Safety Standards – 62368,GB4943
Safety Approvals – CE, UL/cUL,KC,PSE,CCC,CB
| Model Number | Power(W) | Input Voltage Range(VDC) | Output Voltage(VDC) | Output Current(A) | Operating Temperature Range(℃) | Efficiency Standards |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PoE24 | 24.0 | 90-270 | 19.0 | 1.26 | -20~+45 | CB, CCC, CE, cULus, FCC, KC, PSE, TUV-Mark |

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