When An External Power Supply has Too High a Voltage
- From: D from BC
- Date: Wed, 02 Apr 2008 13:34:33 -0800
I've noticed most external power supplies (wallwarts,adapters) have
safe voltages like 5V, 6V, 12V, 24V, 48V.
I've yet to notice external supplies beyond 48VDC.
Example:
http://www.phihong.com/html/psa15a.html
I guess beyond 48V it gets specialized.
What if my product idea needs an external 100VDC 1A power supply?
(There's no space for the power supply inside the product.)
120VAC outlet---cord--->100VDC external supply----cord---->product
The product goes in an office and the cords will be accessible to the
public. Typical approved wire for the cords are used.
Do I get into trouble with safety regulations?
I believe the whole chain should be no more dangerous than an approved
120VAC extension cord.
D from BC
British Columbia
Canada
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