Do I need fan cooling for my DRB DIN Rail power supply?

Posted by Dulcie on May 2, 2014

Posted in: Power Supply Basics, Products

Do I need fan cooling for my DRB power supply? How necessary is temperature derating?

Find out concise answers to these questions in this short video entitled: Is fan cooling or temperature derating required for a DRB DIN Rail power supply?

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