Condor NMX-754-1224 750 Watts Power Supply

The Condor NMX-754-1224 is a 750 W AC/DC power supply engineered for industrial and commercial systems requiring multiple regulated outputs and high reliability. This four-output converter accepts universal AC input from 90 to 264 VAC at 47 to 63 Hz, delivering 5V at 120A as its primary output alongside auxiliary rails at 12V, −12V, and 24V. Active power factor correction achieves 0.99 typical at full load and meets EN61000-3-2 compliance.

Technical Specifications Input & Protection

AC input: 90 to 264 VAC, 47 to 63 Hz (continuous)

Power factor: 0.99 typical at full load

Inrush current: <50 A at 115 VAC; <100 A at 230 VAC (thermistor-limited)

Brownout protection: Holds regulation to 85 VAC

Holdup time: ≥20 ms at full load

AC power fail signal: TTL low 5 ms before output dropout Output Ratings

Output 1: 5V, 120A

Output 2: 12V, 12A (peak 20A)

Output 3: −12V, 10A

Output 4: 24V, 3A Output Performance

Line and load regulation: ±1% (Outputs 1, 2, 4); ±4% (Output 3, requires ≥20% load on outputs 2 and 3)

Ripple and noise: <1% peak-peak or 100 mV (whichever greater)

Temperature coefficient: 0.02% per °C (Outputs 1, 2, 4)

Stability: 0.1% over 8 hours (post 30-minute warm-up)

Transient response: <500 µs to ±1% for 50% load step; peak <5%

Adjustability: Outputs 1, 2, and 4 user-adjustable ±5% minimum

Remote sense: Available on Outputs 1, 2; compensates 250 mV line drop with open-lead protection

Overload/short-circuit protection: All outputs with automatic recovery

Efficiency: 75% typical

Key Features

Dual converter design isolates logic and auxiliary outputs

Forced current sharing enables N+1 redundancy configurations

Remote inhibit functionality

DC Power Good signal (standard)

Monotonic turn-on and turn-off sequencing

Low ripple and noise across all outputs

Physical Specifications

Dimensions: 12.72" L × 5.00" W × 2.50" H (323.1 mm × 127.0 mm × 63.5 mm)

Typical Applications Redundant power architectures, telecom infrastructure, industrial control systems, and equipment requiring multiple isolated voltage rails with strict regulation and low noise performance.