Description
Introduction
The EAE PS640 Power Supply is a dedicated 640 mA system power unit designed specifically for KNX building automation networks. Engineered to deliver reliable bus voltage, Output 1 provides standard 30V DC (SELV) KNX bus power complete with an integrated choke to separate DC power from data communications. This ensures clean, stable power delivery across all connected bus devices on the line. This device is part of our KNX system devices range.

To offer extended functionality within distribution boards, the unit also features Output 2, a separate 30V DC (SELV) output designed for auxiliary device power requirements. Built with essential short-circuit and overload protection, along with clear diagnostic LEDs and a manual reset button, the EAE PS640 ensures high operational reliability for KNX installations.
Key Features
- 640 mA total current output capacity
- Output 1: 30V DC (SELV) KNX bus line power with integrated choke
- Output 2: 30V DC (SELV) auxiliary voltage output
- Wide AC input voltage range of 150-275V AC at 50/60Hz
- Comprehensive short-circuit and overload protection
- Diagnostic LED indicators for Power, Overload, and Reset status
- On-device manual Reset button
Benefits
- Provides 640 mA total output current capacity to power standard KNX bus lines reliably.
- Includes an integrated choke on Output 1 for direct connection to the KNX bus without requiring an external choke.
- Features a dedicated 30V DC auxiliary output (Output 2) for supplementary system voltage needs.
- Enhances operational uptime with built-in short-circuit and overload protection across its outputs.
- Simplifies diagnostics and monitoring via front panel LED indicators for Power, Overload, and Reset status.
- Allows manual system reset directly on the device using the integrated Reset button.
Technical Specifications
Applications
- Powering primary KNX bus lines in commercial and residential building automation projects.
- Providing system voltage and auxiliary 30V DC power within electrical distribution boards.
Installation Notes
- Verify that the primary input power source falls within the specified 150-275V AC, 50/60Hz operating range.
- Connect Output 1 directly to the KNX bus cable to utilize the integrated choke.
- Do not attempt to use Output 2 for powering a second KNX bus line, as it is designed solely for auxiliary SELV applications.
Developer Resources
- Access official product specifications and technical documentation directly via the manufacturer portal.
FAQ
What is the primary function of Output 1 on the EAE PS640?
Output 1 provides 30V DC (SELV) power with an integrated choke to directly energize a KNX bus line. Explore more products from EAE for professional building automation projects.
Can Output 2 be used to power an additional KNX bus line?
No, Output 2 provides 30V DC (SELV) for auxiliary power needs and is explicitly not intended to power an additional KNX bus line. For certificates and current technical files, refer to the official product documentation.
What input mains voltage does the unit require?
The power supply supports an AC input voltage range from 150V to 275V AC at 50/60Hz.
How does the PS640 handle electrical fault conditions?
The device includes integrated short-circuit and overload protection, supported by diagnostic LEDs for Power, Overload, and Reset.
What is the exact product model?
The order/model code for this page is SMP PS640. Match it against project documents before purchase.
Who is the manufacturer?
This product is manufactured by EAE.
Conclusion
The EAE PS640 Power Supply (SMP PS640) offers a dependable power infrastructure solution for KNX installations. Combining a 640 mA choked bus output with a secondary auxiliary SELV output, it effectively satisfies core distribution board requirements. Installers and system integrators can review our professional project support options.
Equipped with clear status LEDs, physical reset capability, and complete overload protection, the PS640 ensures continuous and stable performance across residential and commercial automation networks.






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