Service FAQs

The number of Pro 2 Power Supplies of the same type connected in parallel is not initially limited, as long as the parallel connection is established to external rail-mount terminal blocks and through cables of the same impedance to the rail-mount terminal blocks. Parallel operation of different versions – for example 10 A and 20 A power supplies – is also possible in the “Active Droop” operating mode (factory settings).

A version of the 24 VDC Pro 2 Power Supply will be available with ATEX/IECEx approval. Please contact our Support department for details.

No, all Pro 2 Power Supplies currently operate with a nominal output voltage of 24 VDC. Devices with nominal output voltages of 12 VDC and 48 VDC will follow. You can find the right power supplies for 15 VDC applications in our portfolio, such as: - 787-1631 Classic Power Supply with an adjustable output voltage range from 11.5 to 15 VDC - 787-1001 COMPACT Power Supply with an adjustable output voltage range from 10.5 to 18 VDC

Yes, in the range of 30 % of the nominal current and above, you are free to set the trip current to any value. Furthermore, you are also free to set the tripping time of our Pro 2 Power Supplies between 100 ms and 5 s.

This function can be enabled for safety reasons in certain applications. For example, after a mains failure, it may be necessary for the power supply to not start up automatically, but rather to require manual reset. This prevents the equipment from ending up in an undefined state. In existing applications, safety relays with downstream contactors are often used for this purpose. The “Digital Output Remains Switched Off” function of the Pro 2 Power Supplies eliminates the need for such safety relays.

Not yet, but this modification is planned for an upcoming firmware update.

The Pro 2 Power Supplies do not capture and store data over a long time period. However, if the Pro 2 Power Supply is connected to a computer, smaller measurements can be recorded. To do this, navigate to the “Measurement Recording” tab in the configuration software and click Start. The data is stored in a CSV file on your computer.

We gave a great deal of thought to this issue before determining the specifications for this power supply. At nominal output voltage of 960 W or higher, a broad input range from 90 to 264 VAC would have many disadvantages such as size, lower efficiency, higher power loss, shorter service life and, last but not least, higher costs. Therefore, we chose an input voltage range of 180 … 264 VAC, which also allows operation between two phases in networks with voltage to the neutral conductor of 100 VAC or 110 VAC.

Based on statements and information obtained from our supplies and third parties, WAGO always provides the latest version according to the RoHS Guideline 2011/65/EU (including Guideline 2015/863/EU) and the REACH Regulation 1907/2006 declarations.

If you require information related to the requirements of this guideline, please contact us at Environmental-Product-Compliance@wago.com.