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The WSU240-1500-R is AC/DC WALL MOUNT ADAPTER 24V 36W, that includes WSU Series, they are designed to operate with a Fixed Blade Input Type, it has an Operating Temperature range of 0°C ~ 40°C, that offers Size Dimension features such as 3.31" L x 2.09" W x 1.22" H (84.0mm x 53.0mm x 31.0mm), Applications is designed to work in ITE (Commercial), as well as the 36W Power Watts, the device can also be used as 90 ~ 264 VAC Voltage Input. In addition, the Current Output Max is 1.5A, the device is offered in 24V Voltage Output, the device has a Negative Center of Polarization, and Form is Wall Mount, and the Region Utilized is North America, and Efficiency is Level VI, and the No Load Power Consumption is 100mW (Max), and Output Connector is Barrel Plug, 2.1mm I.D. x 5.5mm O.D. x 11.0mm.
The WSU-24M is WIRE WRAP HAND TOOL 24 AWG, that includes 24 AWG Wire Gauge, they are designed to operate with a Strip, Unwrap, Wrap Tool Type, Style is shown on datasheet note for use in a Hand, Manual, that offers Series features such as WSU, Features is designed to work in Modified Wrapping.
The WSU-26M is WIRE WRAP HAND TOOL 26 AWG, that includes Modified Wrapping Features, they are designed to operate with a WSU Series, Style is shown on datasheet note for use in a Hand, Manual, that offers Tool Type features such as Strip, Unwrap, Wrap, Wire Gauge is designed to work in 26 AWG.
