The 5000 A Series is a compact programmable desktop DC power supply range designed for laboratory testing, R&D validation, electronics troubleshooting, production test benches and automated DC power applications. The series covers 160W, 320W and 640W output classes with model-dependent voltage ranges of 0-40V, 0-80V and 0-200V, output current up to 40A, and a wide 90-264V AC input for global mains compatibility.
With active PFC, flexible auto-ranging output behavior, USB control, a blue LCD display, rotary knob operation, nine preset memory groups and built-in protection functions, this programmable DC power supply series provides a practical balance of bench-top convenience, stable DC output and remote-control capability for engineers and technical teams.
| Model | Output Power (Max) |
Output Voltage (CV Range) |
Output Current (CC Range) |
AC Input | Power Factor | Cooling | Dimensions (W x H x D) |
Order No. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PS 5040-10 A | 160W | 0-40V | 0-10A | 90-264V AC | >0.95 | Convection | 200 x 87 x 301mm | 05100300 |
| PS 5080-05 A | 160W | 0-80V | 0-5A | 90-264V AC | >0.95 | Convection | 200 x 87 x 301mm | 05100301 |
| PS 5200-02 A | 160W | 0-200V | 0-2A | 90-264V AC | >0.95 | Convection | 200 x 87 x 301mm | 05100302 |
| PS 5040-20 A | 320W | 0-40V | 0-20A | 90-264V AC | >0.97 | Fan | 200 x 87 x 301mm | 05100303 |
| PS 5080-10 A | 320W | 0-80V | 0-10A | 90-264V AC | >0.97 | Fan | 200 x 87 x 301mm | 05100304 |
| PS 5200-04 A | 320W | 0-200V | 0-4A | 90-264V AC | >0.97 | Fan | 200 x 87 x 301mm | 05100305 |
| PS 5040-40 A | 640W | 0-40V | 0-40A | 90-264V AC | >0.99 | Fan | 200 x 87 x 331mm | 05100306 |
| PS 5080-20 A | 640W | 0-80V | 0-20A | 90-264V AC | >0.99 | Fan | 200 x 87 x 331mm | 05100307 |
| PS 5200-10 A | 640W | 0-200V | 0-10A | 90-264V AC | >0.99 | Fan | 200 x 87 x 331mm | 05100308 |
| Selection Factor | Recommended Check | Why It Matters | Example Choice | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voltage Range | Choose 40V, 80V or 200V output range. | The voltage rating must exceed the maximum required load voltage. | Use a 200V model for high-voltage DC test requirements. | |||||
| Current Range | Check the maximum continuous load current. | Current capacity determines whether the supply can support the load at the required operating point. | Use a 40A model for low-voltage, high-current testing. | |||||
| Power Rating | Select 160W, 320W or 640W class. | Voltage and current combinations are limited by total rated output power. | Use a 640W model when higher continuous power is required. | |||||
| Control Method | Decide between local front-panel operation and USB/PC control. | Remote control can improve repeatability in automated test environments. | Use USB control for repeatable lab or production test setups. | |||||
| Protection Settings | Configure OVP, OCP and OPP thresholds before testing. | Protection thresholds help reduce risk to connected devices under abnormal conditions. | Set OVP slightly above the required operating voltage for sensitive loads. | |||||