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Mean Well RPS-75-15 Green Power Supply W 15V 5A - Medical Power Supply

Q: Can I use the RPS-75-15 for 15V industrial sensors or test equipment?

Yes, if the equipment requires a constant 15V output and the total load does not exceed 5A or 75W. That makes it more suitable for regulated 15V electronics than for loads needing 12V, 24V, or another output.

Q: Is this a good fit for 15V automation or instrumentation electronics?

It can be used for automation or instrumentation devices that specify 15V DC input and stay within the 5A output limit. The 90-264VAC input range also helps when the equipment may be deployed across different AC power standards.

Q: Can the RPS-75-15 power compact medical or diagnostic devices that run on 15V?

It is appropriate for 15V medical or diagnostic electronics that need up to 5A and no more than 75W. Its medical safety approval is relevant for these types of applications, but the load still needs to match the 15V constant voltage output.

Q: What are the main differences between the RPS-75-15 and the other RPS-75 versions?

The RPS-75 family includes 3.3V 15A 49.5W, 5V 14A 70W, 12V 6.3A 75.6W, 15V 5A 75W, 24V 3.2A 76.8W, 36V 2.1A 75.6W, and 48V 1.6A 76.8W models. The RPS-75-15 is the 15V version, rated for 5A and 75W.

Q: Can this 15V model be used in outdoor cabinets or unprotected environments?

The specified operating range is -20°C to +70°C, which supports use across a wide temperature span. Since no IP rating is provided in the product specs, it should be used in protected indoor equipment or enclosed cabinets rather than in exposed outdoor conditions.

5" x 3" compact size, medical safety approved, no load power consumption < 0.75W, lifetime > 80K hours

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RPS-75-15

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Description

Features

Universal AC input / Full range

Medical safety approved (2xMOPP)

Protections: Short circuit / Overload / Over voltage

Low leakage current<=250uA

Fixed switching frequency at 65kHz

Free air convection for 75W and 100W with 23.5CFM forced air

Suitable for medical & IT applications

No load power consumption <0.75W

3 years warranty

General Specification

AC input voltage range	90~264VAC; 127~370VDC
AC inrush current	Cold start, 25A at 115VAC, 50A at 230VAC
DC adjustment range	CH1: -5%~+10% rated output voltage
Overload protection	140%~180% hiccup mode, auto-recovery
Over voltage protection	CH1: 115%~135% rated output voltage
Withstand voltage	I/P-O/P: 4kVAC, I/P-FG: 2kVAC, 1 minute
Working temperature	-20~+70°C (refer to output derating curve)
Leakage current	Less than 250uA at 264VAC
Safety standards	ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1, TUV EN60601-1 approved
EMC standards	EN55011 / EN55022 class B, EN61000-3-2,3, EN61000-4-2,3,4,5,6,8,11, EN61000-6-2, EN60601-1-2, EN61204-3 medical level
Connection	3+8P / 3.96mm pitch, JST P/N: B3P / B8P-VH
Dimension (LxWxH)	127x 76x 28 mm
Setup, rise, hold up time	500ms, 30ms, 80ms at full load and 230VAC
Packing	0.26kg ; 63pcs / 16.3kg / 1.35CUFT

Specifications

Brand

Mean Well
Series

RPS Series
Power Rating

75 Watt
Output Voltage

15 Volt
Rated Current

5 Ampere
Input Voltage

90V~264V
No of Output

1
Dimming Control

None
Standards Met

CB,CE,cUL,EAC,SHIDE
Operation Mode

Constant Voltage
Operating Temperature

-20°C~70°C
Warranty

3 Year
Length

5 in
Width

3 in
Height

1.22 in
Weight

0.57 lb

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the RPS-75-15 for 15V industrial sensors or test equipment?

Yes, if the equipment requires a constant 15V output and the total load does not exceed 5A or 75W. That makes it more suitable for regulated 15V electronics than for loads needing 12V, 24V, or another output.

Is this a good fit for 15V automation or instrumentation electronics?