The series DD11 power entry module provides a high level of functional integration in the most minimal of package dimensions. The power entry module is ideally suited for equipment with low profile panels. Consisting of an IEC appliance inlet (C14), which is compatible with cord retention, 1- or 2-pole fuseholder, and power ON/OFF switch, the DD11 is now available with side mounting flanges in addition to the existing model with top and bottom flanges. The new model is designed to minimize height when vertically mounted.

The compact design of the DD11 makes the series a candidate for use in devices with limited space and where high electrical and mechanical loads are present at the same time. Especially suited for medical applications, the series is designed to comply with IEC 60601-2. The fusedrawer is offered as one or two-pole and accepts 5×20-mm fuses. An extra-safe feature prevents users from removing the fuse drawer while the power cord is plugged into the equipment. The cord retention feature protects against inadvertent disconnection. Other application areas include IT and telecom, office and household equipment, as well as automation systems.

The DD11 is rated for current levels up to 10 A at 250 Vac according to IEC and UL/CSA and is ENEC and cURus approved. The series complements a compact unit for snap in and PCB mounting. Versions with EMC filters are also available. Schurter Power Entry Modules with fuse holders meet the enhanced requirements of glow wire tests according to IEC 60695-2-11 or -12 and – 13.

Pricing for module and one-pole fuse drawer starts at about $9.50 each per 100 pieces. Packaging is 50 pieces per box. For sales and product information, contact Cora Umlauf at (800) 848-2600 or by email at [email protected]

SCHURTER Inc., 447 Aviation Blvd., Santa Rosa, CA 95403, 707 636 3003, www.schurter.com

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