Phoenix Contact UNO-PS/1AC/24DC/240W Switch Mode DIN Rail Power Supply, 85 → 264V ac ac Input, 24V dc dc Output,

UNO POWER power supplies are the ideal solution for loads up to 240 W, particularly in compact control boxes thanks to their high power density and slim dimensions.

Save energy thanks to particularly low no-load losses and high efficiency
Slimline housing in 22.5 mm, 35 mm and 55 mm designs
Housing depth of just 84 mm
Temperature range from -25 to +70 °C

The UNO power supply unit's feature input and output connections that are screw connections. Simply strip 8mm from your cable and insert it either into the dedicated plus or minus ports and screw-down the M3 screw to ensure a tight connection. Give a small tug on the cable once installed to ensure it's tight.

Typically these power supplies are mounted into cabinets and are used in industrial circumstances. They can be used for automation, machinery or any project that has modules that are mounted on DIN-rails.

Safely distribute energy to devices mounted on a DIN rail with this power supply unit (PSU) from Phoenix Contact. The robust component is housed in a combination of aluminium and polycarbonate materials, offering you reliable corrosion and impact resistance, so you don't have to worry about decay through rust. It converts single-phase AC (alternating current) supply voltage to a lower DC (direct current) output voltage that your devices can safely use.
This PSU can either be connected in series or in parallel for flexibility to suit your design specifications. For enhanced fire safety, it has a UL94V-0 (underwriters' Laboratory) rating to indicate that when a fire occurs, burning will stop under 10 seconds. This means it prevents the spread of fire and is suitable for use in hazardous areas.

• IP20 (ingress protection) rated to withstand dust and objects above 12mm in size
• Integrated 5A fuse for short circuit protection and electrical safety
• Light weight of 0.66kg for easy handling
• Wide operating temperature range of -25°C to +70°C for use in harsh environments