POWER SEQUENCER CONTROLLER
Features:
Maximum output current 16A.
Built in overvoltage and short-circuit protection functions.
Compatible with TMS system remote monitoring function.
8-way output
2U chassis
Multi-functional general-purpose power sockets.
One click switch on timing function.
Forward sequence activation and reverse sequence deactivation function.
Each channel can be individually controlled for on/off.
Input voltage display.
Provide network controlling interface, which can realize the opening and closing of centralized controlling system (TMS) through theater instrument management.
Applications:
Suitable for scenarios where power distribution needs to be sequenced, such as square performances, computer systems, television, broadcasting systems, or other facilities.
Product Description
SPS8F sequential power controller adopts intelligent controlling of single chip microcomputer, which is mainly used for sequential starting and reverse sequential cutting off of each power supply, so as to reduce the impact of transient impulse current on instrument on the power grid operation circuit and prevent electrical instrument from being damaged by impulse current breakdown.
The product has a simple and smooth shape and reasonable functional layout. The SPS8F uses a 2U standard chassis design with built-in high-performance filters to purify the interference of input power to instrument; The output adopts a multifunctional power socket. Allocation digital display screen to display the current grid voltage value to ensure the safety of instrument.
The sequential power supply compatible with TMS system is a digital power management instrument with timing, remote monitoring and automatic controlling specifications. Long distance communication controlling technology adopts industrial Ethernet structure and supports TCP Server, TCP Client and other working modes.
SPS8F has 8 outputs, a single rated current of 13A, and a total current of 16A. Application: application: It is used in square performances, computers, television, broadcasting systems or other power facilities where power needs to be distributed in order.
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