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Mitsubishi MDS Servo Drives MDS-CH-CV-220

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MDS-CH-CV-220

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The MDS-CH-CV-220 power supply unit from Mitsubishi is engineered for use in MDS Servo Drives. With a power rating of 220 watts, this unit supplies a steady output for various applications.

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Technical specifications for MDS-CH-CV-220

ManufacturerMitsubishi
Product LineMDS Servo Drives
Part NumberMDS-CH-CV-220
TypePower Supply Unit
Output Wattage220 W
Power Rating220 W
Input Voltage220 V AC
Input Current1.2 A
PhaseSingle-Phase
Frequency50/60 Hz
Output Voltage24 V DC
Output Current9.2 A
Cooling MethodFan-Cooled
ApplicationIndustrial Control Systems
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The Mitsubishi MDS-CH-CV-220 functions as a power supply unit within the MDS Servo Drives series, offering robust specifications to support industrial applications. It is capable of delivering output wattage and power rating both set at 220 watts. This unit is designed to utilize a single-phase input voltage rated at 220 volts AC and requires an input current of 1.2 A.

The output specifications include a voltage level of 24 volts DC, which is complemented by an output current rating of 9.2 A. For efficient heat management, the cooling method employed is fan-cooled, ensuring that the unit operates smoothly even under demanding conditions. This power supply is suitable for various industrial control systems, providing the necessary energy to enable precise control and functionality within automated environments. Furthermore, it operates effectively across a frequency range of 50 to 60 Hz, accommodating a range of operational scenarios.