Open Frame vs Enclosed Power Supply: What’s the Difference & Which Do I Need?
Your application needs the correct supply of voltage, current, and frequency to work. However, electrical energy from the source may not have these in the appropriate proportions. This is where power supply comes in. A power supply is a device that converts the source energy into usable power needed to power your end equipment. It supplies AC-DC power to your application and can either be a separate device or come preinstalled in the electrical load.
Power supplies are essential because, by regulating the input energy, they also prevent its attendant current and voltage surges from reaching the electrical load. This goes a long way in mitigating electrical hazards and faults in the end device. They can also store energy to temporarily power the electrical load in case of an emergency power outage.
There are different classifications of power supplies. However, on the basis of frame format, they are of two types: open frame and enclosed power supply. Through our open frame vs closed frame



