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--- en:automation:ups-meanwell-12v-hidden [2021/11/10 12:28] – avsetula
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 ===== Description of the devices used =====
-The **DRC-60A** power supply can be supplied with an input voltage of 110 / 230 V~. The power supply's output can achieve a maximum voltage of 13.8 V⎓ with a maximum current of 4.3 A. In combination with a suitable voltage regulator (DC/DC converter), it is ideal for powering all Unipi units from the Patron, Neuron, Axon, and Unipi 1.1 product lines. The DRC-60A itself, without the converter, can be used to power Unipi Gate product line devices, as it can be powered with voltages in the 9–30 V⎓ range. For S-size units, the **DDR-15G-24** converter can be used. For M and L sizes, the **DDR-30G-24** should be used. Unipi 1.1 needs to be powered with 5 V⎓, so a suitable choice is e.g. **DDR-15G-5**.
+The **DRC-60A** power supply can be supplied with an input voltage of 110 / 230 V~. The power supply's output can achieve a maximum voltage of 13.8 V⎓ with a maximum current of 4.3 A. In combination with a suitable voltage regulator (DC/DC converter), it is ideal for powering all Unipi units from the Patron, Neuron, Axon, and Unipi 1.1 product lines. The DRC-60A itself, without the converter, can be used to power Unipi Gate product line devices, as it can be powered with voltages in the 9–30 V⎓ range. For S-size units, the **DDR-15G-24** converter can be used. For Unipi Edge and M and L sizes, the **DDR-30G-24** should be used. Unipi 1.1 needs to be powered with 5 V⎓, so a suitable choice is e.g. **DDR-15G-5**.
 The power supply powers the connected load (Unipi unit) and simultaneously charges and maintains the battery. The total output current of the power supply is up to 4.3 A, of which 1.5 A is reserved for charging the battery and 2.8 A for the load at the output.
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 ==== Wiring diagram ====
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 //Fig.1 - Wiring diagram of DRC-60A, DDR-15G-24, CSB GP12170 and Unipi Patron S207//