Power Supply Unit D-Link DIS-H60-24 60 W Black

The D-Link DIS-H60-24 60 W Black power supply unit provides steady DC power for compatible network devices and small electronic equipment. It accepts a wide AC input voltage range of 85–264 V and operates across standard mains frequencies of 47–63 Hz. The compact housing—measuring 52.5 mm wide, 54.5 mm deep and 90 mm high—allows installation in confined spaces. Designed to perform up to 2000 m altitude, the unit includes a 50 ms rise time to ensure reliable startup and stable output under typical operating conditions.

Advantages

The unit’s wide input voltage range supports international power environments without additional converters. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for rack-mounted or wall-mounted installations where space is limited. The specified rise time and altitude rating indicate consistent performance during power transitions and in higher-elevation sites. The black enclosure provides a neutral aesthetic that integrates with most equipment racks and installations.

Suitable for

• Powering network appliances and small routers or switches
• Use in small server closets or telecommunications cabinets
• Field installations where compact power modules are required
• Indoor deployments at elevations up to 2000 m

Key specifications

• Output power: 60 W
• AC input voltage range: 85–264 V
• Input frequency: 47–63 Hz
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 52.5 × 54.5 × 90 mm
• Operating altitude: up to 2000 m
• Rise time: 50 ms
• Color: Black

How to use

Install the power supply in a dry, well-ventilated location that accommodates its compact footprint. Connect the AC mains input to a properly rated circuit following local electrical codes and the device’s input specifications. Attach the DC output to the intended device using the correct polarity and connector. Verify stable output before placing critical equipment into service and allow for adequate cooling clearance around the unit.

Recommendations

Operate the unit within the specified input voltage and altitude ranges, ensure proper ventilation, and avoid exposure to moisture or excessive dust. For installations at elevations near or above 2000 m, confirm device thermal conditions and derating requirements with the equipment manufacturer.