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MEAN WELL LRS-350-48 350.4W 48V 7.3 Amp Single Output Switchable Power

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350.4W 48V 7.3A Single Output Switchable Power Supply 48 Volts 7.3 Amps Features • AC input range selectable by a switch • Withstand 300 VAC surge input for 5 seconds • No load power consumption • 1U low profile • High operating temperature, up to 70°C • Protections: Short circuit / Overload / Over voltage / Over temperature • Built-in cooling fan, ON-OFF control • Compliance to UL 60950-1 • Withstand 5G vibration test • High efficiency, long life and high reliability • LED indicator for power on • 100% full load burn-in test • 3 year warranty Applications • Industrial automation machinery • Industrial control system • Mechanical and electrical equipment • Electronic instruments, equipment or apparatus Related Products • LRS-350-3.3 (3.3V 60A, 198W) Jameco P/N: 2219778 • LRS-350-4.2 (4.2V 60A, 252W) Jameco P/N: 2219786 • LRS-350-5 (5V 60A, 300W) Jameco P/N: 2219794 • LRS-350-12 (12V 29A, 348W) Jameco P/N: 2219807 • LRS-350-15 (15V 23.2A, 348W) Jameco P/N: 2219815 • LRS-350-24 (24V 14.6A, 350.4W) Jameco P/N: 2219823 • LRS-350-36 (36V 9.7A, 349.2W) Jameco P/N: 2219831 • LRS-150 Series (150 Watt, Enclosed Switchable Single Output Power Supply) • LRS-150F Series (150 Watt, Full Range Input Enclosed Switching Power Supply) • LRS-200 Series (200 Watt, Enclosed Switchable Single Output Power Supply) Detailed Specifications: • Primary Output Voltage (VDC): 48 • Output Current (A): 7.3 • Maximum Output Power (W): 350 • Family: LRS-350 • Input Voltage (VAC): 90 to 132, 180 to 264 • Input Frequency: 47 to 63 • Maximum Input Current (A): 6.8 • Output Connector Type: Screw Terminal Block • Number of Outputs: 1 • Product Type: AC to DC Power Supply (more.).
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8.46 x 4.53 x 1.18 inches; 0.16 ounces
Item model number ‏ : ‎ LRS-350-48
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ June 1, 2015
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ MEAN WELL
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B013EU4KNK

Primary output voltage (vdc): 48
Output current (a): 7.3
Maximum output power (w): 350
Family: lrs-350
Input voltage (vac): 90 to 132, 180 to 264

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Customers find the transformer functional and providing enough power for their needs. They find it reliable and a good value for the price. However, some customers have reported issues with lifespan and noise level.

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  1. Elliott A.

    Dependable Product
    This product is superb. Although, the fan runs a bit loud when it turns on, I still give it 5 star 🌟 because it never runs hot. Not even warm

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  2. Russell A. Fry

    Bought for work
    I gerrymandered this to replace a custom power supply. So far, it works great. It isn’t getting hot (load is way below power supply limit). I’ll be buying more

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  3. TheNullSystems

    Execelent reputation PSU brand
    I trust the Official Mean Well PSUs for all my electronic projects. There are a lot of “clone” Mean Well PSU in the market and I would not use them as they are of questionable quality and could be unsafe for operation.

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  4. Scott Duckworth

    I killed one with a load-side voltage spike
    I’m using a few of these to power some large-ish stepper motor drivers, which usually pull no more than 2 amps. Overall, these PSUs have worked fine, but I should point out that I managed to kill one of them when the load itself generated a large power spike, and I guess the PSU’s OVP failed to protect itself.I had been fighting an issue where the stepper driver seemed to be triggering its own overload protection, and this caused a large voltage spike on its input rails, which then back-feeds to the output rails of the PSU. This is certainly no fault of the PSU, though it did usually cause the PSU to trigger its own over-voltage protection and go into shutdown until I power cycled it. From the perspective of this PSU, that’s working as intended…Except one time, I guess the PSU’s OVP didn’t work, and it killed the PSU. I didn’t have an oscilloscope or multimeter attached to the power rail at the time of the failure, so I’m not sure how large of a voltage spike it experienced, but most of the previous voltage spikes that didn’t kill it were around 70V… so I’m guessing north of that.I made some effort to disassemble and diagnose the failure, and I *think* I traced it down to the switching regulator IC. But these things are cheap enough that I didn’t bother fixing it and I just ordered another one.

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  5. Stephen Chanak

    Works as advertised.
    I use it to power several devices that require 48v dc.

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  6. max

    Works
    Does exactly what it’s to do. Stays fairly cool even under pretty heavy load. If you need a power source don’t take a chance and get meanwell, they really are the best for the price.

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  7. Arnold H.

    No current flows?
    Based on my greater than average electrical experience, all that should be required to charge a 42 volt lead acid battery bank is a DC source that is greater than 42 volts. This 48 volt (adjustable) 07.5 amp power source SHOULD charge the battery pack. I’m curious to know why it doesn’t.Is the circuitry purposely designed to shut off when connected to a voltage source, even if the source is less than the set voltage of the LRS-350-48. ie: 48 volts.Curiously, current (amperes) flows normally when connected to a dead resistance load, such as a heater.Can anyone help me understand why this source shuts down?

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  8. Dewayne Hafenstein

    A Very Good Power Supply
    Meanwell supplies are some of the better power supplies that can be obtained. This is no exception. I needed this supply to replace a different one used to power a starlink dish. The starlink dish uses PoE++ @48V-52V and up to 150W. I tried using a cheaper supply but it lasted only a couple of months. I replaced it with a different (but cheap as well) supply that lasted 4 weeks. I should have simply used this supply from the outset.

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  9. s laroche

    jai commandé mon morceau samedi midi et lundi midi chez moi une livraison rapide et gratuite! Ma piece refonctionne grace a ce petit ballast yes!

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  10. Jorge Ramirez

    Como todos los electrónicos de la marca, cumple con lo esperado, lo recomiendo

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  11. Vladislav

    It’s a great power supply, but unfortunately my unit came in a box with no padding whatsoever – so it was freely moving in a box. It also got bent in a few places because of that. Hopefully no internal damage…

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    MEAN WELL LRS-350-48 350.4W 48V 7.3 Amp Single Output Switchable Power
    MEAN WELL LRS-350-48 350.4W 48V 7.3 Amp Single Output Switchable Power

    Original price was: $36.30.Current price is: $27.86.

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