Power adapter/inverter MEAN WELL RPS-120-24-C, 120 W, 24 V output, 80–264 V input

MEAN WELL RPS-120-24-C is a compact 120 W power adapter/inverter that delivers a regulated 24 V DC output from a wide AC input of 80–264 V. Housed in a metal case measuring 62 × 103.4 × 40 mm, the unit is designed for applications that require a stable 24 V supply, including industrial control, automation and LED driver systems. It is RoHS-compliant and supplied in bulk packs of 60 units.

Advantages

The RPS-120-24-C offers a stable 24 V output at up to 120 W total power in a small metal enclosure, enabling installation where space is limited. Its wide input voltage range supports use with diverse AC mains environments. RoHS compliance ensures the product meets common environmental and safety material requirements, and the rugged metal housing improves heat dissipation and mechanical protection.

Suitable for

• Industrial control and automation systems
• LED drivers and lighting control
• General DC-powered equipment requiring 24 V supply
• Embedded systems and instrumentation with 24 V input

Key specifications

• Output voltage: 24 V DC
• Rated power: 120 W
• Input voltage range: 80–264 V AC
• Enclosure: metal case measuring 62 × 103.4 × 40 mm
• Compliance: RoHS
• Typical applications: industrial, automation, LED drivers

How to use

Install the MEAN WELL RPS-120-24-C in a well-ventilated location and secure it using suitable mounting points for the metal case. Connect the AC input to a compatible 80–264 V AC source following local electrical codes and ensure proper grounding. Verify polarity and connect the 24 V DC output to the load, keeping wiring within rated current limits. Allow for adequate airflow around the unit to maintain operating temperature within specified limits.

Recommendations

For reliable long-term operation, use the adapter within its specified input and output ranges, avoid exposing it to moisture or excessive dust, and provide adequate ventilation. When integrating into critical systems, verify output under load and consider adding upstream surge protection and appropriate fusing.