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May 15, 2024 OmniOn Power Adds to CLP-Series

OmniOn Power has expanded its CLP-series of fanless, open-frame power supplies with the CLP0312FP.

omnion power 300w power supply

OmniOn Power has expanded its CLP-series of fanless, open-frame power supplies with the CLP0312FP, a highly efficient, compact solution that provides up to 300 watts (W) of power in a 2-inch by 4-inch footprint.

The power supplies feature a universal input voltage range of 90-264Vac, a 12V output voltage, and can achieve efficiencies greater than 92%. They also meet the required Class B emission standards for conducted and radiated emissions.

The CLP0312FP helps to meet the growing need for high-power density in applications like the latest networking equipment, including optical line terminals, switches, routers, and private base stations. In addition, its fanless operation, high power derating, and reliability – nearly one million hours of mean time between failures – make it well suited for sealed enclosures such as outdoor telecom equipment.   

For more information on the CLP0312FP, click here. To discuss your unique power challenges and the best solution for your needs, please submit a product inquiry.

 

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