Power Entry Modules What they are Versatile power entry components that provide the AC power inlet for equipment enclosures. Depending on model, they may include integrated features such as fuses, switches, or EMI protection. Why you need them Simplify installation with a single, modular unit that combines inlet and protection options. Improve equipment protection and control with onboard fuse holders and switches (where supported). Support reliable operation in a range of environments with robust construction. Key attributes Function: accepts standard AC power and delivers it into a device through a secure panel entry. Compatibility: designed for common panel configurations and compatible with standard accessories; models vary in the type of inlet, protection, and mounting options. Size: available in compact to larger form factors to fit small enclosures or larger control panels. Material: offered in durable plastics or metal housings, with finishes selected for environmental needs. Performance: designed for reliable electrical connection and durable operation in typical panel installations. Use scenarios Industrial automation panels in manufacturing lines requiring safe, straightforward power entry with optional protection. Benchtop instruments or small to midsize enclosures needing a clean, reliable AC inlet with integrated options. Data centers or network equipment racks where space is limited and a compact, integrated power entry is advantageous. Rectifiers What they are Rectifier modules that convert AC input to DC output to power DC circuits and rails in electronic systems. Why you need them Provide a compact, modular source of DC power for a range of devices and subsystems. Enable clean integration into power supplies, chassis, or subassemblies with varying voltage and current needs. Reduce component count and simplify procurement for DC power needs. Key attributes Function: AC to DC conversion for powering DC electronics and subsystems. Compatibility: suitable for integration into power supplies, industrial controls, telecom equipment, and lab instruments; supports common mounting and wiring interfaces (model dependent). Size and enclosure: available in multiple sizes with enclosure options chosen to support thermal management and installation. Material: enclosed in metal or plastic housings appropriate for environmental conditions. Performance: options include different DC outputs, with attention to efficiency, voltage tolerance, and protection features that vary by model. Use scenarios Industrial drive systems and motor controllers that require stable DC rails for control electronics. Telecom or communications equipment that relies on a compact rectifier module inside the equipment chassis. Laboratory bench power supplies or test fixtures where a modular DC source simplifies maintenance and replacement.