9862 Power supply?

[_Bryan]

I have 6 9862 modules and just noticed that the manual says they are externally powered.  Oops!

The manual says the module needs a UL listed ITE power supply marked LPS.  What is so special about those power supplies and how/where can I get one?

Normally we just wire to pin 2 and 7, so I am guessing I would just need to wire the power into the DB9 on the 9862 module?

[Jeff.St]

Hi Bryan,

These power supplies adhere to certain standards to help keep your power supply from frying the devices on the CAN network.

Best,

[_Bryan]

So which power supply does NI sell that meets these requirements?

[Jeff.St]

I think most (if not all) of the power supplies we sell are UL listed ITE power supplies.  If you already have a power supply, look closely at the sticker on it.  There is probably a "UL" inside a circle somewhere.

[WrightSwri]

Jeff-

I have a similar situation, but I looked NEC class 2 and it says that the maximum power potential of a "Limited Power Source" (LPS) must be limited to 100VA.  How does the PS-15 meet this specification?

Thanks