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Delta CliQ M Series enables the implementation of custom DIN Rail UPS systems

Delta has announced it’s expanding the CliQ M Series of Power Supplies with the addition of new DC-UPS and battery modules to enable engineers to create uninterruptible din rail mounted power systems.

This is a product release announcement by Luso Electronic Products Ltd. The issuer is solely responsible for its content.
All matched together, the CliQ M Series power supplies and modules are designed to create systems that will reduce production downtime during power failures. The three new DC-UPS modules for the CliQ M Series offer output currents of 10 A (DRU-24V10AMN), 20 A (DRU-24V20AMN) and 40 A (DRU-24V40AMN), and operate from a wide input voltage range of 18 – 30 Vdc. They can support a battery charge at 18 Vdc and a 150% power boost function in 24 V systems. In addition, the charging current (optional) and the buffering time are selectable according to user needs. The CliQ M battery module (DRN-24V7AAEN) is designed to accommodate 2 x 12 V 7.2 AH lead-acid batteries for 24 V system as backup power. The battery module has a built-in battery voltage indicator to easily monitor the battery status during operation. Over temperature protection is available when using the CliQ M battery module together with the DC-UPS modules. The combination also helps to extend battery life and makes a better power solution for uninterruptible systems in a wide range of applications, such as industrial, factory and machine automation, as well as many others. These units are designed to work with the CliQ M range of AC/DC converters, which are available in a range from 80W to 960W, with single, dual and 3 phase units available. Highlights & Features of the CliQ M DC UPS module
  • Full corrosion resistant aluminium casing
  • Suitable for 24 V system
  • Built-in diagnostic monitoring for Battery Ready, Buffering and Replace Battery by relay contacts
  • LED indicator for Battery Ready, Battery Fail, DC Input, Battery Reverse Polarity and Battery Buffering
  • Selectable Charging Current
  • Selectable Buffering Time to prevent battery over discharge
  • Battery temperature protection to extend battery life
  • Conformal coating on PCBAs to protect against common dust and chemical pollutants
The DC UPS modules and battery modules are available for sampling Q3 2021, Delta offer guidelines on implementation, illustrating the ease of use, these are downloadable from the Luso website. Our product specialists are on hand to assist with product selection and guide you through the design cycle. We offer technical and commercial support. Please contact us for more information. https://www.lusoelectronics.com/delta-cliq-m-series-enables-the-implementation-of-custom-din-rail-ups-systems/
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