Power, where it`s needed most
The medical power supply and distribution system MPSD 60-40 DC has been specifically developed for demanding applications in medical environments. It ensures a safe, flexible, efficient, and uninterrupted power supply – precisely where it is needed most. Whether in ambulances, mobile intensive care units, or field hospitals, the system reliably powers ventilators, monitoring systems, infusion pumps, and other critical medical devices at various supply voltages – simultaneously and without interruption.
Technical Data:
- AC Grid in: 100–230 V ± 10 %; 50/60 Hz; 1.800 W
- DC Bus in: Solar Panel or misc. up to 60 V / 40 A
- Power out: 4x up to 60 V / 40 A (total output power depending on input power)
- System efficiency (Battery to Power out): > 97 %
- System efficiency (Grid to Power out): > 94 %
- Communication interface: MODBUS / CAN
- Isolation primary to secondary: 2 MOPP
- Isolation primary to PE: 1 MOPP
- Ambient temperature: -20°C to + 70°C (up to 50°C without derating)
- Dimensions of max. configuration: 416 x 345 x 265 mm / 16.4 x 13.6 x 10.4 inch
- Weight: < 20 kg / < 40 lbs
- Electrical terminations: AC inlet socket for non-heating apparatus / Low voltage Phoenix Clamp LPT series
- Safety Standards: EN 62368-1 / IEC 60601
- EMC conformity: EN 60601-1 / EN 61000-3-2
Key Features
- Multiple supply options on both AC (mains) and DC (e.g., solar panels) levels
- Battery support with charge and discharge functionality
- Multiple low-voltage outputs up to 60 V DC, Software adjustable
- Total power output: 1.800 W
- Robust housing with airflow openings for system integration
- MODBUS or CAN software interface for communication and control
- Individual control of all interfaces (enable/disable, priority settings)
- Comprehensive monitoring of voltage, current, power, temperature, and error status
- Battery can be replaced during operation (Hot Swap)
- Intelligent Power Management
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