Description

MTL 8910-PS-DC DC System Power Input/Output Module

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The MTL 8910-PS-DC is a high-performance intrinsically safe power supply module engineered to deliver stable, explosion-proof power in hazardous industrial zones. As a critical component of MTL’s advanced automation systems, this module ensures reliable energy distribution for field devices in environments such as oil refineries, chemical plants, and offshore platforms, where safety and continuity are non-negotiable. With its rugged design and compliance with global hazardous area certifications, the 8910-PS-DC safeguards against electrical sparks and thermal risks, making it a trusted choice for engineers prioritizing safety without compromising performance.

The 8910-PS-DC stands out for its intrinsic safety design, which limits energy levels to prevent ignition in explosive atmospheres. Its conformal-coated circuit board and reinforced housing protect against dust, moisture, and corrosive agents, ensuring longevity in harsh conditions like wastewater treatment facilities or mining operations. The module’s advanced surge protection circuitry mitigates damage from voltage spikes—a common risk in industrial settings with heavy machinery or unstable power grids.

• 8920-PS-DC – A higher-output variant with 5A capacity for power-intensive applications.
• 8913-PS-AC – An AC-input power supply for environments with alternating current infrastructure.
• 8717-CA-PS – A dedicated carrier that simplifies redundant power supply installation.
• 8510-MO-NS – A monitoring module that detects power supply failures and triggers alerts.
• MTL 8000 I/O Modules – Compatible analog/digital modules for comprehensive process control.

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