QUINT-ORING/24DC/2X20/1X40 - Redundancy module, with protective coating
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Active QUINT redundancy module for DIN rail mounting with ACB (Auto Current Balancing) Technology and monitoring functions, input: 24 V DC/2x 20 A, output: 24 V DC/1 x 40 A, including mounted UTA 107/30 universal DIN rail adapter

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Your advantages

Service life of the redundant solution is doubled, thanks to uniform distribution of the load
Save energy
Permanent monitoring of redundancy
Consistent redundancy up to the load

Frequently asked questions


Is there a signal if there is a cable break on the output side or if a cable is not connected?

No. The QUINT4-ORING/12-24DC/2X20/2X20 is recommended as an alternative for signaling this.


Does the item have integrated surge protection?

Yes, the item has surge protection for voltages from 32 V. To protect the load from hazardous voltage, the respective input is switched off in the event of surge voltage. This means that the load can be supplied safely via the redundant power supply.... View more

Yes, the item has surge protection for voltages from 32 V. To protect the load from hazardous voltage, the respective input is switched off in the event of surge voltage. This means that the load can be supplied safely via the redundant power supply. The fault is signaled via the "Red OK" relay (13/14) and the LED.

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What is "ACB"?

"ACB" stands for "Auto Current Balancing". Small differences in the output voltage of parallel power supplies have a large influence on the current supplied by a power supply. This technology balances out the current up to a voltage difference of 0.3... View more

"ACB" stands for "Auto Current Balancing". Small differences in the output voltage of parallel power supplies have a large influence on the current supplied by a power supply. This technology balances out the current up to a voltage difference of 0.3 V. Thanks to the balanced utilization and the lower load on an individual power supply, the service life of the redundant system can be doubled.

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