Input and output at a glance - Input voltage: 48 V DC - Output voltage: 24 V DC - Output current: up to 10 A - Output power: up to 240 W What this product does - It is a DC-DC step-down converter that converts a 48 V DC supply to a stable 24 V DC output for 24 V loads. - It delivers up to 10 A of current, allowing you to power multiple 24 V devices from a single 48 V source. - The configuration provides a practical solution for integrating 24 V equipment into systems that use a higher voltage DC bus. Why you need it - Simplifies power architecture by using a single 48 V source to run 24 V devices. - Reduces the need for multiple power supplies, saving space and wiring complexity. - Enables reliable operation of 24 V equipment in 48 V systems, supporting consistent performance within the specified limits. Compatibility and performance notes - Compatible with 48 V DC sources and 24 V DC loads. - Maximum output current is 10 A; maximum output power is 240 W. Do not exceed these limits to maintain proper operation. - Designed to provide a direct and efficient means to power 24 V devices from a 48 V system. Use scenarios - Industrial automation: Power 24 V sensors, controllers, or actuators from a central 48 V control bus in a factory or process line. - Telecom and security: Supply 24 V equipment such as cameras, network devices, or access control hardware from a 48 V infrastructure. - Renewable energy and off-grid systems: Run 24 V devices from a 48 V battery bank or solar array, enabling flexible system design without multiple voltage rails. How to install and use (general guidance) - Connect the 48 V DC source to the input terminals. - Connect the 24 V DC load to the output terminals. - Ensure the total load does not exceed 10 A or 240 W. - Verify correct polarity and secure connections to prevent loose wiring. Maintenance and safety considerations - Inspect connections for tightness and signs of wear during routine checks. - Follow standard safety practices for high-current DC wiring and enclosure integrity. - Do not operate the device outside of its specified input and output ranges.