TRENDnet TI-S24052: 240W 52V DC DIN-Rail Power Supply with Built-In Power Factor Controller

Power reliability and efficiency come standard with the TRENDnet TI-S24052. This industrial DIN-rail power supply delivers a robust 240 watts of regulated 52V DC power, precisely tuned for PoE devices, network equipment, and other demanding loads in control cabinets and harsh environments. With a versatile input range, a built‑in power factor controller, and convenient TS-35 mounting, the TI-S24052 is designed to simplify deployments, shrink cabinet clutter, and improve energy efficiency across global installations.

• Universal input range for global deployments: 90-264 VAC at 47-63 Hz, or 127-370 V DC, enabling flexible use with regional power standards and existing DC rails.
• High-power, reliable output: 240 W total output with a nominal 52 V DC at up to 4.6 A (range 48-56 V), ideal for powering PoE devices such as switches, injectors, and access points with consistent performance.
• Built-in Power Factor Controller (PFC): enhances energy efficiency, reduces harmonic distortion, and helps meet regulatory requirements for industrial power supplies.
• DIN-rail mounting for streamlined installations: compatible with TS-35/7.5 or TS-35/15 rails, designed to fit neatly inside standard electrical enclosures.
• UL508 approved industrial supply: engineered for safety, reliability, and long-term operation in industrial environments and critical network infrastructure.

Technical Details of TRENDnet TI-S24052

• Input: 90-264 VAC, 47-63 Hz (3.15 A) or 127-370 V DC. Wide input range supports global use and mixed power environments.
• Output: 240 W maximum output with 48-56 V DC range and 0-4.6 A current capability; nominal voltage is 52 V DC, suitable for PoE and network devices requiring stable DC power.
• DIN-Rail Mounting: TS-35/7.5 or TS-35/15 compatible, enabling quick, secure integration into standard control cabinets.
• Safety & Compliance: UL508 listed for industrial use, delivering dependable performance in demanding environments; built-in power factor controller for improved efficiency and regulatory alignment.
• Construction & Design: Silver-colored industrial power supply designed for durable service in challenging settings and easy integration with existing power architectures.

How to install TRENDnet TI-S24052

• Power down all equipment and disconnect from mains before installation to ensure safe handling and wiring.
• Mount the TI-S24052 securely on a standard TS-35 DIN-rail inside a suitable enclosure. Ensure there is adequate space for ventilation and cable management.
• Connect the input wiring to the appropriate power source: use 90-264 VAC lines (47-63 Hz) or a 127-370 V DC supply, following local electrical codes and the device’s labeling.
• Attach the DC output to your load with correct polarity: connect the positive terminal to the +V line and the negative terminal to the return/ground line. Double-check connections to prevent reverse polarity.
• Secure all connections, re‑energize the system, and verify output voltage with a multimeter while under load. Confirm the output remains within the specified 48-56 V DC range and that the connected devices operate normally.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What input voltages does the TI-S24052 support? A: It supports a broad range of inputs, including 90-264 VAC at 47-63 Hz or 127-370 V DC, making it suitable for global deployments and mixed power environments.
• Q: What is the output specification? A: The unit provides up to 240 W of power at a nominal 52 V DC, with an output range of 48-56 V and a maximum current of 4.6 A, ensuring reliable delivery to PoE devices and other DC loads.
• Q: Is the TI-S24052 UL508 approved? A: Yes. It is UL508 listed, reflecting adherence to strict safety and performance standards for industrial power supplies.
• Q: How is the device mounted? A: It is designed for DIN-rail installation, compatible with TS-35/7.5 or TS-35/15 rails, enabling neat, scalable integration into control panels.
• Q: Is this suitable for powering PoE devices? A: Yes. Its 240 W output at 52 V DC is well-suited for PoE applications such as network switches, injectors, and access points in industrial settings.