WAGO Introduces DIN-Rail Mount Transformers

EPSITRON® DIN-rail mount Transformer Power Supplies are now available.

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May 16th, 2017
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EPSITRON® DIN-rail mount Transformer Power Supplies are now available. These cost-effective transformers feature variable input/output voltage with the use of center tap terminals and a peak output power of 70 VA (787-976) or 45 VA (787-974) for 1 minute per hour providing power boost to help with heavy loads. With an operating temperature range of -25 °C to 55 °C and a host of approvals (CE; UL 5085, cURus Class B, EN 61558-2-6) 787 EPSITRON® transformer power supplies are durable and safe for a wide range of building automation applications. CAGE CLAMP® technology provides fast, vibration- proof and maintenance-free connections.

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