Mean Well expands high-performance medical power supply line

Mean Well recently announced that it has extended its MSP line up to 1000 W with its MSP-1000 series.

The MSP-1000 series shares the same mechanism of Mean Well’s MSP-600 series, according to the Fremont, Calif.–based company. The shared mechanism means that customers are able to replace a 600 W power supply with a 1000 W power supply without modifying system space.

Other features include high efficiency up to 94%, wide working temperature range of –40 ℃ to ~70 ℃ (12 V and 24 V models especially have derating performances of 60 ℃),  remote control functions (remote on/off, remote sense, and DC OK signal), auxiliary power 5 V@0.3 A, no-load power consumption of <0.75 W, and parallel power up to 4000 W.

The MSP-1000 series meets medical safety regulation ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1 and IEC 60601-1 and is suitable for all kinds of medical devices, according to Mean Well. More information about the MSP-1000 series is available on the company’s website.

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