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Cost effective, AC-DC 90 watt desktop medical power

January 5, 2016 By Andrew Zistler Leave a Comment

Screen Shot 2016-01-05 at 1.27.51 PMProtek Power North America launches the new PMP92 Series of cost effective, AC-­‐DC desktop medical power supplies that provide 90 watts of continuous output power. Units are enclosed in a 5.51” x 2.79” x 0.87” 94V-­‐0 rated polycarbonate case with an IEC320/C6 or IEC320/C8 inlet that mates with an interchangeable cord for worldwide
use.

All models meet EN55011 and FCC Class B emission limits, and are designed for a variety of medical applications.The PMP92 series has a universal 90-­‐264VAC input, choice of Class I or Class II AC inlets, single outputs from 12-­‐24VDC, operation up to 5000m, low safety ground leakage current, 100% burn in, over voltage/short circuit/overpower protection, no minimum load requirement, and an operating temperature of0-­‐60°C.

Standards include UL ES60601-­‐1, CSA C22.2 No. 60601-­‐1, TÜV EN60601-­‐1 compliant to the latest IEC60601-­‐1-­‐2 4th edition.

Protek Power
protekpowerna.com

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