Phoenix Contact QUINT POWER IV parameterisable power supply

The Phoenix Contact QUINT POWER IV parameterisable power supply ensures the supply of continuous power to suit the exact needs of users, as it is fully configurable.

Its output characteristics, signalling and voltage can be easily adjusted to the user’s exact requirements.

Components such as the output characteristic curve can be individually altered due to parameterisation via the integrated NFC interface using a smartphone or PC. This ensures good system availability.

In addition, users can tailor signalling thresholds to suit the requirements of applications to save time and minimise default errors. The current, voltage and power can be set differently depending on use and needs.

Integrated Selective Fuse Breaking (SFB) technology delivers six times the nominal current in up to 15 ms and thereby selectively trips standard circuit breakers safely and quickly. Loads in parallel are unaffected and continue working.                                                                                                     

A bar graph visually indicates output power, and the system can be easily extended as the static boost continuously provides up to 125% of the nominal current. To start heavy loads, the dynamic boost provides up to 200% of the nominal current for up to 5 s.

The product’s comprehensive and sophisticated diagnostics constantly monitor system-specific, critical operating states and report errors before faults occur. Because of the integrated gas-filled surge arrester, the single- and three-phase 24 V power supplies ensure a high degree of immunity, as well as a mains failure buffer time of more than 20 ms.

In addition to providing no-load losses, the devices can be switched to an energy-saving sleep mode via the integrated remote input, saving both energy and money.

Robust under extreme conditions, the product has a low start-up at -40°C and operates effectively in environments up to +70°C.It is suitable for usage in the process industry, machine building, and energy and water industries.