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Ideal Power collaborates with global innovator of power conversion products, P-Duke Power, leading to a product range increase of over 2,500 units, available as standard or customised
epresenting many of the world’s leading PSU manufacturers, Ideal Power today announces its most recent partnership with market leading manufacturer in the world of AC-DC and DC-DC power conversion, P-Duke Power. The company is renowned for providing highly certified power products, services and solutions to markets such as Medical, Rail, Industrial, Communications and Semi-Conductor equipment on a global scale. With a continuous focus on research and development driving innovation, Ideal Power are proud to be able offer over 2,500 contemporary P-Duke products, available as standard or customised and application specific. The new range includes P-Duke’s standard AC-DC range, boasting wide input voltage, high isolation voltages of up to 4,000V AC and covering 1 to 150 Watts output. The units are available in
various different mechanical formats; open frame, chassis mount, enclosed and DIN rail. Featuring certain models in ultra small footprint sizes, the 1 to 255 Watts DC-DC series is also available in a diverse range of options, including; SMD, SIP, DIP, brick, and DIN rail, whilst offering high power densities and high reliability. This includes the EN50155 and 60601-1 certified Rail and Medical series. Jon Vallis, Sales and Marketing Manager
of Ideal Power said: “We’re delighted to be collaborating with P-Duke, as users
Ideal Powers’ product range will be expanded
Power products are available for the medical industry
Worldwide rely on the accurate partnering of PSU to application - the new range will enable us to achieve this more accurately and more effectively.” Being a partner of P-Duke in the UK, we encourage you to contact Ideal Power directly with any queries or enquiries on the new product range.
Ideal Power
www.idealpower.co.uk
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