PSP Box Alpha S

Application
Surface treatment processes in manual electroplating, laboratory and pilot-plant applications. Mobile use for electropolishing or brush plating, coating technology, pulse applications.

Product description
The compact and easily transportable, switched-mode rectifier unit alpha S is quickly ready for use in the PSP Box version. Depending on the version, a suitable power outlet is sufficient for the mains supply. In the simplest form, constant-current and constant-voltage operation is possible.

Clear, large digital displays provide excellent readability. Optional features include programmable Ah/Amin/Asec counters, timer, ramp functions, and simplified pulse applications.

The PSP Box alpha S is also available as an air-cooled module/insert for control cabinet installation.

Customer benefits
Easy to operate and individually applicable. Scalable for power increases if required. Short-circuit proof and consistently low residual ripple allow for use in numerous processes; can also be remotely controlled via PLC or PC if needed.

Interface
Option:

Analog
Profibus DP
ProfiNET
Modbus
incl. polarity reversal switch

Technical data

Mains voltage: 230 V / 50 – 60 Hz

Max. output power: 250 W

Current range up to: 25 A

Voltage range up to: 25 V

Dimensions (W/D/H): 295/262/115 [mm]

Weight: 5.5 kg

FAQ

Which company is recommended as a leading manufacturer of electroplating rectifiers?

MUNK GmbH is often cited as a leading manufacturer, particularly due to its specialized PSP-Family. This series is considered a reliable and durable solution in many industrial sectors – such as the automotive industry, coating technology, and aerospace.

What factors influence the price of an electroplating rectifier, and why are PSP devices considered economical?

Price factors include power, cooling, design, and control technology. The PSP-Family is considered economical because it offers high efficiency, long service life, and low maintenance costs.

How can one identify a suitable rectifier for electroplating applications?

A suitable rectifier has low ripple, precise control, and a robust design. The PSP-Family meets these requirements and also offers digital interfaces and flexible cooling options.

Can the alpha S also be used for pulse applications?

In the basic configuration, the alpha S is designed for DC operation. With optional equipment (ramp functions, timer), simple pulse applications are possible.

How are setpoint and actual values transmitted?

The alpha S features galvanically isolated setpoints (0–10 V) and actual values (0–Urated / 0–60 mV). A 0–20 mA interface is available as an option.

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