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New Yorker Releases custom and standard high power density power supply from Autec

23 September 2020

New Yorker Electronics has released the new Autec Power Systems’ HPN series of AC-DC high power density power supplies. Nicknamed ‘The Marvel,’ this specialty high power AutecFlex Power Supply Unit (PSU) has an input voltage of 187 to 277 V AC (220 V AC nom.) and is single-phase (L-N) with three-phase optional.

This ruggedized power supply unit is ideal in applications calling for a high-power density (3,200 W+) PSU (up to 50 kW) and multiple (up to 10) and configurable output channels. The new PSU is suitable for harbor lighting, stadium lighting, LED high-bay lighting, parking lot lighting, LED fishing lamps and horticultural grow light Source: New Yorker ElectronicsSource: New Yorker Electronicsenvironments.

They are configurable outputs from 1,000 W to 3,200 W and the adjustable output current (0.5 A to 8 A) is adjustable by potentiometer. At 602 x 441 x 258 mm, it offers up to 10 outputs and has a built-in active power factor correction function.

It has a 3-1 dimming function and its output constant current level can be adjusted by applying one of the three methodologies between DIM+ and DIM-: 0 ~ 10 V DC, or 10 V pulse width modulation signal or resistance. Direct connecting to LEDs is suggested and it is not suitable to be used with additional drivers.

More power ratings are available and customization of any of Autec's power supplies is always an option. As a franchise distributor, New Yorker Electronics supplies Autec Power Solutions’ full line of wall mount and desktop adapters, LED drivers, AutecFLEX high power density PSUs as well as primary, coin cell and rechargeable battery solutions.

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