Mornsun LM450-12B36 AC/DC 450W Enclosed SMPS

The LM450-12B36 series is a line of enclosed AC-DC switching power supplies from Mornsun. These converters feature AC input and DC input voltage acceptance, are cost-effective, highly efficient, and reliable. They offer excellent EMC performance and meet IEC/EN61000-4, CISPR32/EN55032, UL/EN/IEC62368, and GB4943 standards. The LM450-12B36 series is widely used in a variety of applications, including industrial, LED, street light control, electricity, security, telecommunications, and smart home.

Features

• Universal input voltage of 176-264VAC
• Single output voltage of 36V at 12.5A
• Cost-effective
• High efficiency
• High reliability
• Meets IEC/EN61000-4, CISPR32/EN55032, UL/EN/IEC62368, GB4943 standards
• Widely used in a variety of applications

If you are looking for an enclosed AC-DC switching power supply that is cost-effective, highly efficient, and reliable, the LM450-12B36 series is a great option. It is widely used in a variety of applications, so you can be sure that it will be able to meet your needs.

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Note:

• Unless otherwise specified, parameters in this datasheet were measured under the conditions of Ta=25?, humidity<75%RH with nominal input voltage and rated output load
• The room temperature derating of 5?/1000m is needed for operating altitude greater than 2000m
• All index testing methods in this datasheet are based on our company's corporate standards
• In order to improve the efficiency at high input voltage, there will be audible noise generated, but it does not affect product performance and reliability
• The out case needs to be connected to the earth ( )of system when the terminal equipment in operating
• The output voltage can be adjusted by the ADJ, clockwise to increase
• Our products shall be classified according to ISO14001 and related environmental laws and regulations and shall be handled by qualified units
• The power supply is considered a component which will be installed into the final equipment. All EMC tests should be confirmed with the final equipment