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WAGO High-Current DC-DC Converters

May 10, 2013 By scombest Leave a Comment

WAGO Corporation’s High-Current 789 Series DC-DC Converters power I/O within mobile manufacturing, remote energy production and material handling applications. WAGO Engineering Services developed three DC-DC Converters that run 24 VDC controls from 12 VDC batteries or chargers. Wide input ranges (8−16 VDC or 19.2−28.8 VDC) support complete I/O nodes in automated guided vehicles, solar arrays, 5 V barcode scanners and emergency response vehicles.

DCDC-ConverterJust 17.5mm wide, the 789 Series DC-DC Converters are space-saving alternatives to standard designs. The devices provide up to 90% efficiency (24 V DC in, full load), minimizing draw for mobile I/O applications; input polarity safeguards electronics. Suiting widely varying remote I/O applications, the devices feature an operating range of -25°C to +55°C or -40°C to +70°C (per model). Vibration-resistant, maintenance-free CAGE CLAMP Spring Pressure terminations ensure reliability. Additional capabilities such as inverting input and + or -15 V output provide further flexibility.

Initially created for a material handling/logistics customer, the 789 Series DC-DC Converters are now standard items. Manufactured at WAGO’s Germantown, Wis., headquarters, Engineering Services can tune output range from 3.3 to 48 V, suiting specific requests.

High-Current DC-DC Models:

  • Step Down Converter (24 V to 5 V) – Produces 5 VDC at up to 1.5A from 24 V.
  • Step Down Converter (24 V to 12 V) – Produces 5 VDC at up to 1.5A from 24 V.
  • Step Up Converter (12 V to 24 V) – Produces 24 VDC at up to 350mA from 12 V.

WAGO
www.wago.us

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