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KEPCO, INC. 

   

 131-38 SANFORD AVENUE 

 

  FLUSHING, NY. 11355 U.S.A.

 

  TEL (718) 461-7000

   

 FAX (718) 767-1102

  

http://www.kepcopower.com   

 

 email: [email protected]

 061510

228-1552 REV 2

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FIGURE 1.  OUTPUT POWER VS. TEMPERATURE

III — INSTALLATION

MOUNTING POWER SUPPLY.  

Refer to Figures 2, 3

and 4. The unit may be mounted on one mounting surface.

The temperature of the air surrounding the power supply

must not exceed the ambient values given in the graph in

Figure 1.

INSULATION. 

 Install unit at least 0.3 inches (8mm)

away from base with 0.24 inch (6mm) diameter spacers

attached to the PC board. Keep at least 0.16 inches (4mm)

spacing around and above the unit to comply with insula-

tion and safety requirements. An insulator must be used if

the spacing is less than 0.16 inches (4mm) (see Figure 3).

VENTILATION. 

 

It is recommended to keep at least 0.40

inches (10mm) clearance from adjacent equipment for

proper ventilation (see Figure 3).

CONNECTIONS. 

 

Connect a load to the output of the

power supply by connecting pins 5 through 8 (+) of output

connector CP2 to the load (+) terminal, and pins 1 through

4 (–) to the load (–) terminal. See Figure 4 for input/output

connector and pin locations. 

When connecting the power supply to the load, keep the

wires as short as possible, and use twisted pairs (use Wire

Size AWG No. 22). Make sure there is only a single ground

point in the load circuit. Capacitors (100UF electrolytic and

0.1UF film) can be placed across the load to filter out

noise.The AC input power is applied via input connector

CP1. Make sure to connect the AC input Neutral and Line

wires to pins 3 and 1, respectively, of CON1. See Figure 5

for mating connector information. A Cable Kit (P/N 219-

0495) is available as an option from Kepco. The kit

includes one input and one output cable (one meter long)

with the mating connectors for Input and Output connectors

at one end and unterminated wires at the other end.

IV — OPERATION     

PROTECTION DIODE: 

When a number of power sup-

plies are operating in series, the current rating is to be lim-

ited to the rating of the power supply with the lowest rating.
A diode (Vr>2 Vo, If>2Io, Vf<< low) must be connected to
the power supply output terminals to protect the unit from

reverse voltage.

FIGURE 2.  MOUNTING DIRECTION

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FIGURE 3.   VENTILATION AND INSULATION 

REQUIREMENTS

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