The Digitrax PS615 is the 90 watt power supply Digitrax ships with its Evolution starter sets, and the one to reach for whenever a command station or booster needs a full 5 amps at the rails. It puts out 15V DC at 6 amps from a universal 100-240V input, so it works on any household supply, and it replaces the older PS514.
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Features
90W output - 15V DC at 6 amps, enough headroom to run any Digitrax command station or booster at its full 5 amp rating.
Universal 100-240V AC input at 50/60Hz, so it works anywhere and accepts standard IEC cord sets.
Full galvanic isolation between the AC input and the DC output, plus built-in overcurrent and overload protection.
Power indicator LED so you can see at a glance that the supply is live - useful when you are chasing a dead section.
Meets MEPS VI and DOE VI efficiency standards and is built to RoHS requirements.
Direct replacement for the discontinued Digitrax PS514, and the supply included in the EVO, EVOD, EVOX and EVOXD Evolution sets.
More Information
Brand
Digitrax
Item Number
PS615
Product Type
DCC Power Supply
Output
15V DC, 6 A
Rated Power
90 W
Input
100-240V AC, 1.2 A, 50/60 Hz
Cord
Accepts standard IEC cord sets
Protection
Overcurrent, overload, full galvanic isolation
Indicator
Power LED
Replaces
Digitrax PS514
Scale
All scales
Condition
New
FAQ
Which Digitrax systems does the PS615 power?It is rated for Digitrax command stations and boosters running at 5 amps, and it is the supply Digitrax includes with the Evolution starter sets (EVO, EVOD, EVOX, EVOXD). Check your unit manual for its required input voltage before connecting.
Can I use it to replace my old PS514?Yes. The PS615 is the direct replacement for the discontinued PS514, with more current available.
Will it work outside the US?The supply itself accepts 100-240V at 50 or 60Hz, so it works worldwide. It takes a standard IEC cord set, so you use whichever mains lead suits your country.
Do I need a 6 amp supply for a 5 amp booster?Yes, and that headroom is the point. A supply rated right at the booster output will run hot and sag under load; 6 amps into a 5 amp booster leaves margin for the conversion losses.
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