Metso D200136 ADC5483 Industrial Power Supply Module

  • Model: D200136
  • Associated part number: ADC5483-D200136
  • Manufacturer: Metso Automation
  • Product category: Industrial power supply
  • Primary function: AC input conversion to DC power
  • Output rating: 28VDC, 9A, according to secondary product records
  • Input rating: 115/230VAC, 50/60Hz
  • Lifecycle: Reported discontinued by secondary inventory records.
Category: SKU: Metso D200136 ADC5483

Description

Key Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Product Model D200136
Associated Assembly ADC5483-D200136
Manufacturer Metso Automation
Product Type Industrial power supply
Input Voltage 115/230VAC
Input Frequency 50/60Hz
Input Current 4.5A at 115VAC / 2.5A at 230VAC
Output Voltage 28VDC
Output Current 9A
Output Power 252W calculated from rated voltage and current
Communication Protocol Not applicable / not confirmed
Installation Method Exact rack configuration requires confirmation
Working Temperature Not confirmed for the base D200136
Protection Rating Not confirmed

The electrical ratings above are associated with the ADC5483-D200136 listing. They should be checked against the physical nameplate before installation.

 

Product Introduction

The Metso D200136 is identified in industrial spare-part records as an AC power supply associated with the ADC5483 assembly. Its documented electrical ratings indicate conversion of 115/230VAC input power into a 28VDC output rated at up to 9A. This makes it relevant to legacy Metso automation installations where maintaining the correct DC supply is necessary for controller and I/O operation.

For maintenance engineers working with older Metso control hardware, the critical issue is not simply matching the nominal output voltage. Input configuration, output current capacity, rack connection arrangement, and the exact assembly suffix must also match the installed equipment. The D200136 and D200136L designations should not be treated as interchangeable without checking the original equipment documentation.

D200136

Major Features and Advantages

  • Industrial AC-to-DC conversion: Provides a specified 28VDC output from 115/230VAC input.
  • Defined output capacity: The reported 9A rating gives engineers a reference for checking the required DC load.
  • Legacy-system maintenance: Relevant to facilities maintaining existing Metso automation hardware.
  • Assembly identification: The ADC5483 designation helps distinguish the power-supply assembly from unrelated D200-series components.
  • Replacement evaluation: Matching the original assembly number helps reduce the risk of selecting an electrically similar but mechanically incompatible unit.

 

Application Scenarios and Field Pitfalls

Typical maintenance considerations include:

  1. Checking the installed power-supply label against ADC5483-.
  2. Confirming the cabinet input voltage configuration before energizing the replacement.
  3. Measuring output voltage under load rather than relying solely on an unloaded bench reading.
  4. Checking connector condition, rack alignment, and grounding.
  5. Confirming that the connected system’s total current demand remains within the rated output.

Important: A D200136L listing also identifies an ADC5483 power supply, but the suffix difference requires verification. Do not assume that the two versions have identical electrical or mechanical characteristics.

 

Related Products and Variants

Model Identification
-D200136L Metso power supply; suffix variant
D201832 Separately identified Metso power-supply model
D201136 Metso analog input module; not a power-supply substitute

 

Procurement and Quality Control

Before purchasing a replacement, request:

  • Clear photographs of the original nameplate.
  • Confirmation of the complete – designation.
  • Input and output voltage test records.
  • Loaded output-current test results.
  • Connector and housing inspection photographs.
  • Confirmation of new, unused, or refurbished condition.

Engineering recommendation: Treat as a Metso power-supply identification, but verify the complete assembly number before ordering. For an older control system, an incorrect suffix or rack configuration can create a commissioning problem even when the nominal voltage appears correct.