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Mean Well RT-65C Power Supply 65W 5V 15V -15V
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Description
Description
The RT is a 125W Mean Well power converter (input range: 88~132VAC).
Key Features
- ✓ Input voltage range: 88~132VAC
- ✓ DC output voltage adjustable ±10%
- ✓ 3KVAC reinforced I/O isolation
- ✓ Protections: Overload / Over voltage
- ✓ Safety approvals: UL62368-1, TUV EN62368-1 , EAC TP TC 004
- ✓ 3 years warranty
Specifications
Specifications
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BrandMean Well
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SeriesRT Series
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Power Rating65.5 Watt
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Output Voltage5 Volt
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Rated Current5 Ampere
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Input Voltage88V~264V
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Standards MetCB,CE,EAC,RCM,TUV,UL
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Operation ModeConstant Voltage
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Operating Temperature-25°C~70°C
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Warranty3 Year
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Length12.9 cm
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Width9.8 cm
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Height3.8 cm
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Weight0.44 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the RT-65C for industrial electronics that need 5V logic and plus/minus 15V analog rails?
Yes. The RT-65C is a triple-output constant-voltage power supply with 5V, 15V, and -15V outputs and 65.5W total power. That makes it appropriate for industrial or embedded equipment that combines a 5V digital rail with plus/minus 15V analog circuitry.
Is the RT-65C a good choice for instrumentation or signal-processing assemblies with bipolar analog sections?
It is suited to lower-power instrumentation that needs both 5V logic and plus/minus 15V rails from one supply. The 5V output is rated at 5A, and the total power is 65.5W, so it fits compact mixed-signal assemblies rather than higher-power systems.
Can the RT-65C power embedded control hardware that mixes digital control and 15V analog stages?
Yes, if the design requires constant-voltage outputs at 5V, 15V, and -15V. Its triple-output format is useful when one device needs digital control power and bipolar analog rails without adding multiple separate power supplies.
Is the RT-65C suitable where panel space is limited?
The housing measures 129.0 × 98.0 × 38.0 mm and is described as miniature size. That can make it easier to use in compact control cabinets or embedded equipment where three output rails are needed in a small footprint.
Can the RT-65C handle elevated temperatures in indoor equipment enclosures?
The specified operating range is -25°C to +70°C, and the features list 70°C operation plus 5G vibration resistance. Those ratings support indoor industrial use where ambient heat and machine vibration are part of the operating conditions.
How does the RT-65C compare with similar RT series models?
In the listed family, RT-50A is 46.5W at 5V 4A, RT-50B is 50W at 5V 4A, RT-50C is 50W at 5V 4A, RT-50D is 51W at 5V 3A, RT-65A is 66.1W at 5V 6A, RT-65B is 64.6W at 5V 5A, RT-65C is 65.5W at 5V 5A, RT-65D is 68W at 5V 4A, RT-125A is 131W at 5V 12A, RT-125B is 132W at 5V 12A, RT-125C is 132.5W at 5V 10A, and RT-125D is 136W at 5V 8A. The RT-85A, RT-85B, RT-85C, RT-85D, RT-125NA, RT-125NB, and RT-125ND appear in the sibling list without detailed wattage or current data here.
