XP Power Expands Medical Power Portfolio with UCH750 Series

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XP Power has introduced the UCH750 series of 750W convection-cooled AC-DC power supplies for medical and industrial equipment requiring quiet operation, high efficiency, and reliable performance. The compact, chassis-mount, fanless design reduces acoustic noise and removes a wear-prone mechanical component, making the supplies suitable for noise-sensitive applications including medical imaging, patient monitoring, diagnostic instruments, treatment equipment, and home healthcare devices, as well as hospital equipment, factory automation, semiconductor manufacturing, test-and-measurement systems, and telecommunications infrastructure. The series achieves up to 96% conversion efficiency, and each unit measures 203.2 × 127.0 × 40.0 mm. It supports medical equipment requiring BF (Body Floating) applied-part classification, provides two Means of Patient Protection (2 × MOPP) of isolation between input and output, with a maximum patient leakage current of 100 µA under 264 VAC, 60 Hz conditions. The series reports to IEC 60601-1 and has UL and TÜV safety approvals, with Class I and Class II versions available; IEC 62368-1 safety approvals support IT and industrial integration, and the UCH750 meets EN 55032 Class B limits for conducted and radiated emissions. Five models provide nominal DC outputs of 12 V, 24 V, 36 V, 48 V, and 54 V from a universal 90–264 VAC input, delivering the full 750 W output from a 100 VAC input at ambient temperatures up to +50°C. Additional features include remote on/off control, a 5 VDC/2 A standby output, and built-in protection against overload, short circuit, overvoltage, and overtemperature. The series is available through Avnet Abacus, DigiKey, element14, Farnell, Mouser, RS, TME, authorized regional distributors, and directly from XP Power, with a three-year warranty. This is a product introduction announcement and does not constitute confirmed capacity or price changes.

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Source: Power Electronics News · 10/23/2026 · View original source