OMRON POWERSUPPLY

 

S8EX

- Wide-range power supply: 100 to 240 VAC

- Complies with harmonic current standard in EN 61000-3-2 (50-W to 240-W models).

- The top class in industry for compact size.

- Boost current output (some models excluded).

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S8JX

Flexible Selection of Reliability and Ease of Operation with the S8JX. New Models with Harmonic Current Suppression for a Broader Lineup. The exceptionally easy-to-use and popular S8JX Series now includes models with harmonic current suppression. That means more variations for a wider range of selections.

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S8VS

- New Models with Indication Monitor and Simple Functions for Easy System Commissioning.

- New 90-W models with indication monitor that conform to UL Class 2 Output standards.

- New models with screwless terminal blocks and indication monitor.

- Status displayed on 3-digit, 7-segment display.

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S8VM

Power Supply Featuring OMRON's Unique, New Undervoltage Alarm Function with Compact Body Contributing to Machine Downsizing. New undervoltage alarm function assists in determining causes of errors (S8VM-[][][]24A[]/P[] only). Power failure alarm function provides notification of output voltage errors (300-, 600-, and 1,500-W models only). Broad range of possibilities with 8 capacities and 29 models to choose from.

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S8VT

- Natural Cooling Three-phase Power Supply Range from 5A up to 40A with Output Voltage of 24VDC
- 3 phase 400 to 500 VAC

- 5, 10, 20 and 40 A; 24 VDC output

- Higher stability, lower ripple and noise level

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S8AS

- A New Type of Power Supply That Provides Safety and Maintainability

- Smart Tripping
- Branching the Output from a Single Power Supply to Multiple Loads

Variations in the circuit protectors may delaying cutting off some circuits. If the circuit protector does not trip, the protection functions in the power supply will drop the voltage to the other branched circuits. Also, it is difficult to identify the location of the short-circuit, resulting in longer downtimes.

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