UMR series by Dean Technology is getting bigger!

Dean Technology, Inc. announced new higher voltage and higher power modules available on their standard high voltage power supply line, the UMR Family.

The UMR-A series, designed specifically as a biasing module, now offers output voltages up to 40kV. The UMR-HPC series, originally offering capacitor charging modules at 60W and 125W, now offers a power level up to 250W and voltages up to 30kV.

UMR-A series

This series modules offer input voltages at 12 or 24V, and output power at 4 to 30W. This line of power supplies offers a high voltage flying lead for the spacing demands the higher voltages requires up to 40kV. In addition, they offer low ripple and highly stable outputs.

UMR-HPC series

This series is offered at output voltages of 125V to 30kV and come in different package sizes based on voltage. They are designed to withstand the demands of high power applications with 60W, 125W, and now 250W, and offer low overshoot and fast rise time while maintaining high efficiency.

Additionally, both the series come standard with voltage and current monitoring and optional buffered monitors and current regulation.

Statements

“DTI has been hard at work these past few years in reaching those higher voltage levels with the UMR-A series and getting to the 250W mark with the UMR-HPC, and we finally were able to achieve it”. 

“As always, we are a customer driven organization, and we listened to our customers’ needs and wishes for their critical applications. We hope to continue to expand our UMR line with more options in the coming years.”

(Scott Wilson, Sales and Business Development Manager for Dean Technology). 

Conclusions

The UMR Family of power supplies are form-fit-function replacements for industry standard units and is comprised of six product lines – the UMR-A, UMR-AA, UMR-C, UMR-HPC, UMR-BPC, and the new UMR-A-10000 to UMR-A-40000 series. 

In conclusion, all models are available now for testing and purchase. UMR-A-10000 to UMR-A-40000 series and UMR-HPC 250W are pending UL certification and are compliant to RoHS regulations.