Model Definition

• CPS: Control Power Supply series

• 10: 400 VA rated capacity, multi-output configuration

• FB: Enhanced protection & industrial-grade hardware revision

Technical Specifications

Electrical Parameters

• Input voltage: AC 200–220 V, ±10%, 50/60 Hz

• Rated capacity: 400 VA

• Output channels:

  • +5 V DC (for logic circuits)

  • +12 V DC (for analog circuits)

  • -12 V DC (for analog circuits)

  • +24 V DC (for I/O & peripherals)

• Protection: Overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, short circuit, overheating

• Power dissipation: Approx. 80 W

Mechanical & Environmental Parameters

• Cooling method: Convection cooling (no fan)

• Protection class: IP20 (front), IP10 (unit)

• Operating temperature: 0 °C to +45 °C

• Storage temperature: -30 °C to +85 °C

• Max installation altitude: 1000 m; 20% derating above 1000 m

• Dimensions (W×H×D): 70 mm × 160 mm × 310 mm

• Weight: Approx. 5.5 kg

Interface & Indicator Configuration

• Input terminal: AC 200/220 V (L/N/PE)

• Output terminals: +5 V, ±12 V, +24 V, GND

• Status indicators:

  • POWER (green): Input power OK

  • +5 V (green): 5 V output normal

  • ALARM (red): Fault (OV/OC/OT)

• Service port: No built-in port; monitor via external voltage meter

Core Functions

• Multi-rail DC output for CNC/control system logic, analog, and I/O

• Wide-range AC input with stable voltage regulation

• Comprehensive fault protection for industrial reliability

• Fanless convection cooling for low noise and high MTBF

• Compact metal enclosure for EMI shielding and durability

• Isolated outputs to reduce ground loop interference

Application Scenarios

• CNC machine tools (control unit, panel, I/O power)

• Industrial automation control cabinets

• Servo drive systems (auxiliary 24 V supply)

• Robotics and motion control systems

• Legacy equipment upgrade/replacement (Fuji Electric / Yaskawa compatible)

Usage and Maintenance

• Install in well-ventilated cabinet; avoid direct heat

• Keep ambient temperature ≤45 °C; prevent dust buildup

• Verify input voltage before power-on; check terminal tightness

• Inspect status indicators daily; record alarm events

• Clean enclosure and air passages every 6 months

• Test output voltages quarterly; replace electrolytic capacitors every 5 years