Alimentatore MEAN WELL HDR-150-24

The MEAN WELL HDR-150-24 is an ultra-slim AC-DC DIN rail power supply designed for industrial and control cabinet installations. It accepts a wide input range of 85–264 VAC and delivers a regulated 24 V DC output at up to 6.25 A (150 W total). The compact housing (105 mm × 54.5 mm × 90 mm) fits standard DIN rails and complies with RoHS environmental requirements, making it suitable for equipment requiring a stable 24 V DC supply.

Advantages

The HDR-150-24 offers a wide input voltage range for use in varied mains environments, a slim profile for space-saving DIN rail mounting, and a stable 24 V DC output rated at 150 W. Its metal enclosure enables reliable installation in control cabinets, and RoHS compliance reduces environmental impact.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Powering PLCs, relays and control modules in industrial panels
• Supplying 24 V DC sensors and actuators
• DIN rail installations in automation and building control systems
• Replacement or upgrade of existing 24 V power supplies in machinery

Key specifications

• Model: MEAN WELL HDR-150-24 (MPN: HDR-150-24)
• Input voltage: 85–264 VAC
• Output voltage: 24 V DC
• Output current: 6.25 A
• Output power: 150 W
• Dimensions: 105 × 54.5 × 90 mm
• Mounting: DIN rail
• Compliance: RoHS
• EAN: 4021087049573

How to use

Mount the HDR-150-24 on a standard DIN rail inside the control enclosure. Connect the AC mains input (85–264 VAC) to the designated L and N terminals and connect protective earth to the PE terminal. Connect the 24 V DC output to the load, observing polarity. Verify that the total load does not exceed 6.25 A and allow adequate ventilation around the unit. Follow local electrical codes and switch off mains power before wiring.

Recommendations

For reliable long-term operation, avoid continuous loading above 80% of the rated current, ensure ambient temperature and ventilation remain within the manufacturer's specified range, and use appropriate fusing on the AC input and DC output where required by local standards.