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Mean Well UHP-200-3.3 Power Supply 132W 3.3V 40A
The UHP-200-3.3 is a 132W Mean Well power supply (input: 90~264VAC, operating temperature: -30~+70°C).
Key Features
- ✓ Input voltage: 90~264VAC
- ✓ Output voltage (max): 3.3V
- ✓ Rated output current: 40A
- ✓ Operating temperature: -30~+70°C
- ✓ Safety certifications: BSMI, CB, CCC, CE, EAC, TÜV, UL
- ✓ 3 year warranty
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BrandMean Well
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SeriesUHP Series
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Power Rating132 Watt
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Output Voltage3.3 Volt
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Rated Current40 Ampere
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Input Voltage90V~264V
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No of Output1
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Standards MetBSMI,CB,CCC,CE,EAC,TUV,UL
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Operation ModeConstant Voltage
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Operating Temperature-30°C~70°C
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Warranty3 Year
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Length7.64 in
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Width2.17 in
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Height1.02 in
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Weight1.03 lb
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the UHP-200-3.3 for 3.3V embedded systems or logic-heavy industrial electronics?
Yes, this model is built for constant voltage 3.3V output and can supply up to 40A with 132W total power. That makes it relevant for 3.3V embedded platforms, logic rails, and industrial electronics that need high current at low voltage. The load still has to remain within the 132W and 40A limits.
Is this a good fit for 3.3V control boards in automation cabinets?
It can be a fit where the system requires a regulated 3.3V DC source and the total current demand does not exceed 40A. The 194.0 × 55.0 × 26.0 mm dimensions support compact cabinet layouts, and the fanless design suits applications that prefer passive cooling. Its constant voltage mode is intended for electronics designed around a fixed 3.3V rail.
Can the UHP-200-3.3 power high-current 3.3V industrial computing or embedded processing hardware?
Yes, the defining trait of this version is its 3.3V output paired with a relatively high 40A current rating. That makes it more relevant for dense 3.3V electronics loads than higher-voltage models in the same family. Buyers should size the load against the full 132W maximum output.
Is the UHP-200-3.3 suitable for low-voltage test fixtures or bench-level embedded development systems?
It is suitable when the fixture or development system is designed for a constant 3.3V supply and needs substantial current headroom up to 40A. The wide 90-264VAC input can be useful in different facility power environments. Its slim, low-profile housing can also help where bench or rack space is limited.
How does the UHP-200-3.3 compare with the other UHP-200 voltage versions?
In the standard UHP-200 lineup, the listed models are 132W at 3.3V and 40A, 168W at 4.2V and 40A, 200W at 5V and 40A, 200.4W at 12V and 16.7A, 201W at 15V and 13.4A, 201.6W at 24V and 8.4A, 201.6W at 36V and 5.6A, and 201.6W at 48V and 4.2A. This 3.3V model is the lowest-voltage option and one of the highest-current versions in that group.
Can this model be used in hot or cold industrial environments?
The specified operating temperature range is -30°C to +70°C, which covers both low-temperature and high-temperature conditions. The supplied data does not include an IP rating, so exposure to outdoor weather, spray, or dust is not confirmed by these specs. Environment decisions should stay within the documented temperature range and the protection details actually provided.
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Other UHP-200 Models
2 other models| Model | Power | Voltage | Current | IP Rating | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mean Well UHP-200-5 Power Supply 200W 5V 40A | 200W | 5V | 40A | Indoor | $49.72 | View |
| Mean Well UHP-200-24 Power Supply 201.6W 24V 8.4A | 201.6W | 24V | 8.4A | Indoor | $54.50 | View |
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