For COTS units, p/s vendors will typically not bother with LPS for the
cheap jelly-beam model series, even if the output could meet inherently
limited, only effective for custom low-power units. The commercial demand
is to put over 100W in a 3x5 footprint - so LPS not always practical or
worth the cost. The pin-out is what it is, few vendors will change
pin-outs for low-qty OTS units.

My employer makes a model series of 3x5 (1U, 160W) component supplies -
NONE of which have an output rated as an LPS. Never had anyone ask for
it...

Clue #1
For LPS, install a PTC on the output to meet clause 2.5 table 2B or 2C.
The limiting component must be certified to IEC60730-1 and must never see
a voltage during any SFC > limiting component rating.
Clue #2
Embed a class 2 source.

Brian 

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Goedderz,
Jim
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2011 12:12 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: power supply source

Hi,
Could someone please share with us a vendor (off line if necessary) of a
3x5" open frame power supply that is both certified to 60950-1 2nd ed and
as an LPS.
 
We have searched through a lot of OEMs, and only found one, and it has the
wrong pinout.
 
Thank you very much. 
 
James Goedderz
Sr. Principal Engineer-Product Safety
Sensormatic Electronics, LLC
561.912.6378 

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