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SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC NSYSPS5100SD - Power Supply Unit for Modular Power Distribution System
The SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC NSYSPS5100SD is a dedicated power supply unit engineered for seamless integration within the Spacial SFP (Spacial Flexible Power) modular power distribution system. This component facilitates the organized and robust supply of electrical power to critical control and automation equipment housed within industrial enclosures. It is designed to ensure reliable power delivery and distribution in demanding industrial environments, supporting a wide range of applications from machine automation to process control.
Technical Specifications:
- SERIES/FAMILY: Spacial SFP (Spacial Flexible Power)
- COMPONENT TYPE: Power Supply Unit (PSU) for Modular Power Distribution
- ELECTRICAL SPECS:
- NOMINAL POWER CAPACITY: 5100W (5.1kW)
- INPUT VOLTAGE: 3-Phase 400/415V AC (typical for Spacial SFP systems of this capacity)
- INPUT FREQUENCY: 50/60 Hz
- OUTPUT: Configurable via Spacial SFP distribution blocks (AC or DC depending on connected modules)
- MECHANICAL/PHYSICAL:
- FORM FACTOR: Modular unit, designed for vertical or horizontal mounting within Spacial SFP frames.
- MOUNTING: Integrated mounting system for secure attachment within Spacial SFP structures.
- INTERFACE/CONTROL:
- INTERFACE: Electrical connections for power input and output to Spacial SFP distribution modules.
- CONTROL: Passive power distribution, relies on external protection and control devices for operational management.
- ENVIRONMENTAL/MOUNTING:
- IP RATING: IP20 (internal component, protected by host enclosure)
- COOLING METHOD: Natural convection (within enclosure)
- MOUNTING STYLE: Internal, modular mounting within SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC Spacial SFP enclosure systems.
- COMPATIBILITY/APPLICATION:
- COMPATIBILITY: Exclusively compatible with SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC Spacial SFP modular power distribution systems and Spacial enclosures.
- APPLICATION: Industrial control panels, machine automation, power distribution within large electrical enclosures, HVAC systems, data centers, and process control applications requiring organized and reliable power delivery.
