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November 23, 2009
Power Partners Introduces IP67 Rated LED Power Supplies
Power Partners introduced the PIL100 Series of 100W LED lighting power modules with a choice of constant current or constant voltage models. All models feature a wide input voltage range which accepts up to 305Vac. The output on the constant current models ranges from 350 to 4200mA and constant voltage models offer 12 to 105Vdc outputs. Efficiency is up to 93% and the specified operating temperature range is -35 to +70°C with no derating.
The PIL100U Series is housed in a rugged aluminum enclosure, which meets IP67 waterproof standards, making them suitable for harsh indoor or outdoor applications.
Comprehensive overvoltage, overcurrent, over temperature, and short circuit protection is inherent in the design. Lightning protection is also a feature of the PIL100U Series. All of Power Partners LED power supplies are safety approved to UL1310 and EN61347 standards, bear the CE Mark, and are RoHS compliant.
Pricing starts at $56.75 in OEM quantities, with delivery from stock to 8 weeks ARO.
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