DIN-Rail Power Supply 60W | Switching Power Supply 12V / 24V for Control Panels (DR-60)

Almost everything in a control panel — the PLC, the relays, the sensors, the indicator lamps — runs on low-voltage DC, not mains. A DIN-rail power supply is what makes that DC: it converts the incoming AC into a stable, regulated 12 or 24 V rail, mounted neatly on the same rail as the rest of the control gear.

What the DR-60 does

The DR-60 takes a wide-range AC (or DC) input and delivers a tightly regulated 60 W output at 12 or 24 V, holding the voltage steady as the load and the mains vary. It protects itself against overload (105–160%, auto-recovering) and over-voltage (115–135%), and fits a standard 35 mm DIN rail in the panel.

DR-60 output options

Full DR family range

The DR-60 sits in the middle of CNC's DR DIN-rail range, from 30 W to 120 W, in 12 V and 24 V:

Key specifications

Model code

The code reads DR-[wattage]-[voltage] — so DR-60-24 is the 60 W, 24 V unit. CNC's DR line runs 30 W to 120 W in 12 V and 24 V.

Choosing the right one

Pick the voltage your control gear needs (24 V is the industrial standard; 12 V for some sensors and devices), then size the wattage above your total load with headroom. If the DR-60's 4.5 A at 12 V or 2.5 A at 24 V isn't enough, step up to the DR-75 or DR-120; for lighter loads the DR-30 or DR-45 will do. For the full range of industrial control gear, browse CNC industrial products.

Frequently asked questions

What is a DIN-rail power supply for?

It converts AC mains into a regulated low-voltage DC rail (here 12 or 24 V) to power the control components in a panel — PLCs, relays, sensors, HMIs — and mounts on the same 35 mm DIN rail as the rest of the gear.

Should I choose 12 V or 24 V?

Match the supply to what your devices need. 24 V DC is the industrial standard for PLCs, sensors and relays; 12 V suits certain sensors, cameras and devices. The DR-60 is available in both.

Can it power a PLC and its I/O?

Yes, within its 60 W budget — that's 4.5 A at 12 V or 2.5 A at 24 V. Add up the current your PLC, I/O modules and field devices draw and leave headroom; if you need more, use the DR-75 or DR-120.

What input voltage does it accept?

A wide 85–264 V AC (or 120–370 V DC), 47–63 Hz, so it works on standard Pakistani mains and rides through normal voltage variation.

Is it protected against overload?

Yes — overload protection (105–160%) cuts the output and recovers automatically once the fault clears, and over-voltage protection shuts it down to protect the connected equipment.