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MEAN WELL has developed the EPP-500 series a 500 Watt high power density 5” x 3” open frame power supply. Key features of the EPP-500 series include: 500 watts of output power with 25CFM forced air and 320 watts with cooling by free air convection. This compact open frame can operate from - 30 to +70 temperature with a no load power consumption of less than 0.5W. Manufactured with high efficiency of 94 per cent and a 5 Volt and 12 Volt dc/0.5A auxiliary power this MEAN WELL open frame power supple is able to operate at an altitude of up to 5,000 meters. The EPP-500 series is compatible for both Class I (with FG) and Class II (no FG) installations, making the power supply suitable for installations in both plastic and metal enclosures. Supplied with universal inputs of 80 – 264VAC and voltages from 12v to 54v. MEAN WELL have designed this open frame 5” by 3”


EPP-500 series with short circuit, overload, over voltage and over temperature protections with built in power good and power fail signals and remote sense. With international safety regulations such as TUV EN62368-1, UL62368-1 and IEC62368-1 CUL/EAC/CB and CE ITE the EPP-500 series comes with a 3 year warranty and is suitable for all types of industrial electronics equipment, electromechanical instrument, factory automation systems, and applications that require low standby power consumption.


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