GUIDE · POWER SUPPLY UNIT

How to Choose the Right DIN Rail PSU
Guide for industrial DIN rail power supplies and automation systems

Choosing the right DIN rail power supply is important for a stable and reliable power supply. Power output, input voltage, environment, and features dictate the choice. In the guide, we compare Delta's various series and help you find the right solution for your application.

Start With the Application

Select the series that best matches your application and environment.

Advanced
Automation

PLC, I/O, control systems and dynamic loads.

Recommendation:
DIN Pro

Industry &
Machine Control

Machinery, control cabinets and industrial automation systems.

Recommendation:
Force GT

3-phase
Installation

Compact format, high efficiency and 3-phase supply are prioritized.

Recommendation:
DIN Eco

Marina &
Harsh Environments

Marine systems, offshore and installations with vibrations or high environmental demands.

Recommendation:
QliQ M

Standard &
Building Automation

Marine systems, offshore and installations with vibrations or high environmental demands.

Recommendation:
LYTE II & CHROME II

Compare the Series

Technical comparison of Delta's power supplies

SeriesPower rangeFeedOutput VoltageKey featuresTypical use
DIN Pro120–960WAC / DC12 / 24 / 48 V DC Power Boost up to 150 %, Remote ON/OFF, high EMC immunity and conformal coatingAdvanced automation and dynamic loads
Force GT120–960 W*1-phase / 3-phase*24 / 48 V DC* Constant current mode, ultra-slim design and high efficiencyIndustrial automation and machine control
DIN Eco120–960W3-phase AC24 / 48 V DC High efficiency, compact design and Power Boost3-phase installations and compact control cabinets
CliQ M81,6–960 W1-phase / 3-phase*24V DC Advanced Power Boost, DNV/ABS, metal casing and conformal coatingMarine installations, offshore and heavy industry
LYTE IIUp to 960 W*AC / DC12 / 24 / 48 V DC* Cost-effective design, low idle consumption, and compact formatOEM, standard automation and smaller machines
CHROME II15–100 W*single-phase AC5 / 12 / 24 / 48 V DC* Class II double insulation, NEC Class 2 / LPS and DIN 43880Building automation, BMS/KNX and smaller control systems
* Exact power ranges, feeds and output voltages vary between models within the series. Check the respective product data sheet during dimensioning.

Quick Guide - Which Power Supply Should You Choose?

Follow these steps to quickly find the right solution.

Step 1 -
Power demand

Calculate your continuous load and account for starting currents and future expansion.

Step 2 -
Feed

Check if you have 1-phase, 3-phase, or need AC/DC input.

Step 3 -
Load type

Dynamic or inductive loads may require Power Boost and constant current mode.

Step 4 -
Environment & requirements

Temperature, EMC, marine requirements and certifications govern the choice of series.

Step 5 -
Select series

Match your needs with the recommendations above in the comparison table,

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about DIN Rail Power Supplies

DIN Pro is developed for modern automation systems with high demands for integration, EMC immunity, and flexible AC/DC power supply.

CliQ M is developed for marine and extreme environments and has DNV and ABS certifications for offshore and marine systems.

DIN Eco is best suited for 3-phase installations where compact design, energy efficiency, and high efficiency are important requirements

Force-GT is a robust standard choice for machine control, PLC systems, and industrial control cabinets.

Force-GT and CliQ M offer parallel connection on selected models for redundant systems and higher operational reliability.

DIN Pro supports both AC input 85–277 Vac and DC input 100–400 Vdc.

APB is a function in CliQ M that provides extra power during dynamic loads and heavy starts.

Yes, LYTE II is well-suited for standard installations, OEM production, and smaller industrial systems where advanced special features are not required.

CHROME II is developed for smaller control systems, BMS, KNX, and building automation.

Yes, several series are developed for industrial environments with high temperatures. DIN Pro can operate from -40°C to +80°C depending on the model and load.

Do you need help choosing the right PSU?

Are you unsure which power supply your application requires? We will help you choose the right power, input voltage, output voltage, and features based on load, environment, and reliability requirements.

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