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Mean Well MPM-30-24 Power Supply 30W 48V

Q: Can I use the MPM-30-48 for a 48V industrial sensor, relay, or control circuit?

Yes, if the load needs constant 48V and stays within 0.63A and 30.2W. That makes it suitable for lower-current 48V industrial and control applications rather than higher-current 48V loads.

Q: Is this 48V power supply suitable for embedded or telecom-style electronics that run on 48V DC?

It is designed for constant-voltage 48V output with a maximum current of 0.63A. For embedded or communications equipment that expects 48V DC, the load must remain within the 30.2W rating.

Q: Can the MPM-30-48 be used in medical or instrumentation equipment that requires low standby draw?

The listed features include medical safety approval and no-load power consumption below 0.1W. Electrically, the application still has to match a constant 48V output and remain within 0.63A.

Q: Is the MPM-30-48 suitable for outdoor or temperature-challenging installations?

The published operating range is -40°C to +85°C, so the temperature specification is broad. No IP rating is provided in the listed specs, so outdoor or wet-location suitability is not established here.

Q: How does the MPM-30-48 compare with other 48V models in the MPM series?

The listed 48V siblings are MPM-30-48 at 30.2W and 0.63A, MPM-30-48ST at 30.2W and 0.63A, MPM-45-48 at 45.1W and 0.94A, MPM-45-48ST at 45.1W and 0.94A, MPM-65-48 at 65.3W and 1.36A, MPM-65-48ST at 65.3W and 1.36A, MPM-90-48 at 90.2W and 1.88A, and MPM-90-48ST at 90.2W and 1.88A. This model is the 30.2W, 0.63A option in that 48V group.

encapsulated, compact size, medical safety approved, no load power consumption < 0.1W, extremely low leakage current

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MPM-30-48

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Description

Features

2.73"x1.53" compact size

Medical safety approved(2 x MOPP) according to ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1 and IEC/BS EN/EN60601-1

Suitable for BF application with appropriate system consideration

No-load power consumption<0.075W

Extremely low leakage current

Wide operating temp. range -40~+85°C

EMI Class B for class II configuration

Protections: Short circuit/ Overload/ Over voltage/Over temperature

No minimum load required

3 years warranty

General Specification

AC input voltage range	80~264VAC
AC inrush current	Cold start 25A/115VAC
Leakage current	Touch current<80 μA/264VAC
Overload protection	115 ~ 165% rated output power
Over-voltage protection	106%~136% rated output voltage
Setup, rise, hold up time	500ms, 30ms, 40ms
Withstand voltage	I/P-O/P:4KVAC
Working temperature	-40~+85°C
Vibration	10~500Hz, 2G 10min./1 cycle, the period for 60min. Each along X, Y, Z axes
Safety standards	IEC60601-1, BS EN/EN60601-1, EAC TP TC 004, UL ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1(3.1 version), CAN/CSA-C22 3 Edition approved; Design refer to BS EN/EN60335-1(by request)
EMC standards	EN55011 class B, EN61000-3-2,3, EN61000-4-2,3,4,5,6,8,11
Case No	291A
Dimension (LxWxH)	69.5x39x24
Packing	144pcs / 15.7kg

Specifications

Brand

Mean Well
Series

MPM Series
Power Rating

30.2 Watt
Output Voltage

48 Volt
Rated Current

0.63 Ampere
Input Voltage

80V~264V
No of Output

1
Dimming Control

None
Standards Met

CB,CE,EAC,TUV,UL
Operation Mode

Constant Voltage
Operating Temperature

-40°C~85°C
Warranty

3 Year
Length

2.74 in
Width

1.54 in
Height

0.94 in
Weight

0.22 lb

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the MPM-30-48 for a 48V industrial sensor, relay, or control circuit?

Yes, if the load needs constant 48V and stays within 0.63A and 30.2W. That makes it suitable for lower-current 48V industrial and control applications rather than higher-current 48V loads.

Is this 48V power supply suitable for embedded or telecom-style electronics that run on 48V DC?