
MEAN WELL 3.3V 600mA AC-DC power module. 2W, universal 85-305V input, EN55032 Class B, short circuit & overload protected.
The MEAN WELL IRM-02 Series is a compact, high-performance 2W miniature AC to DC power supply module. Designed for universal input, it operates from a wide 85VAC to 305VAC range, making it suitable for use in various international markets and power conditions without the need for external voltage selection. This encapsulated module offers a stable, fixed 3.3VDC output at up to 600mA, providing reliable power for low-voltage electronics.
Built with high efficiency of up to 70% and low no-load power consumption (less than 0.75W), it helps reduce energy waste and operational costs. For enhanced reliability, the module incorporates comprehensive protection features, including safeguards against short circuits, overload, and overvoltage conditions, ensuring both the supply and your connected equipment are well-protected from electrical faults.
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