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Mean Well GP25A13D-R1B Power Supply 50W 5V 12V -12V

Q: Can I use the GP25A13D-R1B in a small industrial controller that needs 5V logic and ±12V analog rails?

Yes, this model is intended for constant-voltage applications and its product configuration includes 5V, 12V, and -12V outputs. With 28W total power and 2.5A on the 5V output, it suits compact control electronics that need those DC rails within that power budget.

Q: Is this power supply suitable for embedded test equipment that uses 5V digital circuits and bipolar signal stages?

It can be a fit for embedded or bench-style electronics that require 5V together with positive and negative 12V rails. The available input range is 90-264VAC, and the unit is rated for 28W total output in constant-voltage operation.

Q: Can the GP25A13D-R1B power a compact automation interface board with 5V control logic?

It is appropriate for automation or interface boards built around a 5V rail, especially where additional 12V and -12V rails are also required. The 5V output is rated at 2.5A, and the total rated power is 28W.

Q: Would this model work for low-power instrumentation electronics that need positive and negative 12V rails?

Yes, low-power instrumentation is a reasonable use case when the design calls for 5V plus ±12V outputs. The unit provides 28W total and operates from 90-264VAC input, so it is best matched to systems that stay within that output capacity.

Q: Is the GP25A13D-R1B suitable for outdoor or harsh-environment use?

The listed specs show an operating temperature range of -20°C to +70°C, but they do not provide an IP rating. That means temperature capability is specified, while outdoor or washdown suitability is not established by the provided data.

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GP25A13D-R1B

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Description

Features

Universal AC input/Full range

3 pole AC inlet IEC320-C14, Class I power unit

No load power consumption < 0.3W

Energy efficiency Level VI

Comply with EISA 2007/DoE

Protections: Short circuit/Overload/Over voltage

Fully enclosed plastic case

-20~+70°C working temperature

LED indicator for power on

Dual output available(optional)

±16/±48V also available for video system

3 years warranty

General Specification

AC input voltage range	90~264VAC, 135~370VDC
AC inrush current (max.)	Cold start, 30A at 115VAC; 60A at 230VAC
Setup, rise, hold up time	800ms, 50ms, 20ms at 230VAC input
Overload protection	110~160% rated output power, hiccup mode, auto-recovery
Over-voltage protection	Clamp by Zener diode(5V only), output short
Withstand voltage	I/P-O/P:4242VDC, IP-FG:2121VDC
Working temperature	-20~+70°C
Safety standards	UL62368-1,BS EN/EN62368-1
EMC standards	EN55032 class B, EN61000-3-2,3, EN61000-4-2,3,4,5,6,8,11
Length of output cable	UL2468 18AWG3C & 20AWG2C 1530mm
Dimension (LxWxH)	107.5x 67 x 36mm
Standard DC plug	DIN 5 Pin

Specifications

Brand

Mean Well
Series

GP Series
Power Rating

28 Watt
Output Voltage

5 Volt
Rated Current

2.5 Ampere
Input Voltage

90V~264V
No of Output

3
Dimming Control

None
Standards Met

CB,CE,EAC,FCC,TUV,UL
Operation Mode

Constant Voltage
Operating Temperature

-20°C~70°C
Warranty

3 Year
Length

4.23 in
Width

2.64 in
Height

1.42 in
Weight

0.66 lb

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the GP25A13D-R1B in a small industrial controller that needs 5V logic and ±12V analog rails?

Yes, this model is intended for constant-voltage applications and its product configuration includes 5V, 12V, and -12V outputs. With 28W total power and 2.5A on the 5V output, it suits compact control electronics that need those DC rails within that power budget.

Is this power supply suitable for embedded test equipment that uses 5V digital circuits and bipolar signal stages?