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Redundancy modules combine the outputs of two DC power supplies in parallel to create a redundant source for PLCs, HMIs, safety circuits, and other critical equipment. If a supply fails, the module instantly transfers the load to the healthy supply while isolating the failed unit from the circuit.
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Redundancy Modules
Rhino redundancy modules are used with two power supplies in parallel to create a redundant supply to prevent costly downtime due to power supply failure. Even if one power supply fails or becomes disconnected, the backup will supply the full current to the load.
- 5, 12, 24, and 48 VDC options
- Requires matched power supplies
- Decouples the power supply outputs so that in case of failure, one power supply cannot overload the other
- Select models offer Class I Division 2 hazardous location ratings
- Active current sharing (PSM only)
Starting at
(PSB60-REM20S)
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