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Brand: Siemens
Siemens 6EP1332-5BA10 SITOP PSU100C 24V/4A Power Supply
Description
6EP1332-5BA10: SITOP PSU100C 24 V / 4 A stabilized power supply, explained
The Siemens 6EP1332-5BA10 is a slim single-phase DIN-rail power supply from the SITOP compact line, built for the lower power range where cabinet space is tight. It is the 24 V DC, 4 A version in the catalog. This 4 A device is the highest-rated standard 24 V unit of the PSU100C group, roughly 96 W in a 52.5 mm wide enclosure of about 0.32 kg. Efficiency reaches 88 %, so even at full load only about 13 W is dissipated in the cabinet.
The article number is simply the catalog identifier for this rating of the SITOP PSU100C group; it does not describe the build in a way that can be decoded digit by digit without the manufacturer’s tables, so always quote the full number 6EP1332-5BA10 when ordering. Seven Star LLC supplies the 6EP1332-5BA10 in Oman and the GCC as an independent supplier in Muscat.
Technical specifications of the 6EP1332-5BA10
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer / part number | Siemens / 6EP1332-5BA10 |
| Product line | SITOP PSU100C (SITOP compact line) |
| Rated output | 24 V DC, 4 A |
| Input | Wide range: 85 – 264 V AC or 110 – 300 V DC (rated 100 – 230 V) |
| Input current | 2.25 A at 100 V; 1.15 A at 230 V |
| Switch-on current limit (+25 °C) | max. 34 A |
| Mains buffering at rated load | min. 20 ms; at Vin = 230 V |
| Output voltage adjustment | 22.2 – 26.4 V via potentiometer |
| Output tolerance (static) | ±3 % |
| Residual ripple (peak-peak, max.) | 200 mV |
| Efficiency at rated load, approx. | 88 % |
| Power loss at rated load, approx. | 13 W |
| Start-up delay, max. | 1.5 s |
| Short-circuit / overload response | Electronic shutdown with automatic restart (current limit about 4.8 A) |
| Parallel operation for more power | Yes; Start-up with single nominal load only |
| Protection class | Class I |
| Approvals listed | cULus listed (UL 508, CSA C22.2 No. 107.1); CB; marine approvals listed: GL, ABS |
| Hazardous-area listings | ATEX category 3G (Ex nA IIC) and cCSAus Class I Div. 2 listings appear in the catalog for this series; confirm the marking and temperature class on the exact unit |
| Ambient temperature (operation) | −20 – +70 °C, natural convection |
| Derating note (catalog) | +55 – +70 °C: Derating 3.5%/K |
| Humidity class | Climate class 3K3, no condensation |
| EMC | Emissions EN 55022 Class B; noise immunity EN 61000-6-2 |
| Degree of protection | IP20 |
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 52.5 × 80 × 100 mm |
| Weight, approx. | 0.32 kg |
| Mounting | Snap-on to DIN rail EN 60715 35 × 7.5/15; side-by-side mounting permitted |
| MTBF at 40 °C | 2 726 727 h (catalog value) |
Values are taken from the manufacturer’s SITOP catalog (KT 10.1, 2016) and the PSU100C operating instructions and apply at rated input voltage and +25 °C unless stated otherwise; check the current data sheet of the exact unit before design freeze.
How the 6EP1332-5BA10 regulates and protects its 24 V output
The 6EP1332-5BA10 is a primary-clocked (switch-mode) converter: the incoming AC or DC is rectified, chopped at high frequency, passed through an isolating transformer and rectified again, and a PWM controller holds the 24 V output against changes in mains and load. The output is electrically isolated from the input, no-load proof and short-circuit proof, and a green LED lights while the output voltage is present.
Because the input is wide-range, the same unit works on 85 – 264 V AC or 110 – 300 V DC without any switch or jumper. That is convenient for panels built once and shipped to sites with different mains standards, and it also allows the unit to be fed from a DC bus when one exists.
Where the 6EP1332-5BA10 fits in the control system
In a typical cabinet the 6EP1332-5BA10 sits right behind the incoming breaker and feeds a 24 V distribution rail. Other members of the SITOP PSU100C group in the catalog are 6EP1321-5BA00, 6EP1322-5BA10, 6EP1331-5BA00, 6EP1331-5BA10, 6EP1332-5BA00, 6EP1332-5BA20; they share the same operating concept but differ in rated current, width and weight, so they are not interchangeable in a fixed layout without checking space and breaker coordination.
For this series the catalog lists the SITOP PSE202U redundancy modules (6EP1962-2BA00 for NEC Class 2 output power, 6EP1964-2BA00 for up to 10 A), the SITOP PSE200U 3 A four-channel selectivity module (6EP1961-2BA11 with common alarm, 6EP1961-2BA31 with single-channel signalling) and removable spring-type terminals under 6EP1971-5BA00.
As an independent supplier, Seven Star LLC can help you match the supply to the rest of the bill of materials, for example by checking that the redundancy or buffer module suits the output current, but the final electrical design remains with your engineering team.
Selection and ordering checklist for the 6EP1332-5BA10
- Load current: add the continuous demand of all 24 V consumers and compare it with the 4 A rating of the 6EP1332-5BA10, leaving margin for inrush and future additions.
- Mains: confirm that the site supply matches the input data (Wide range: 85 – 264 V AC or 110 – 300 V DC (rated 100 – 230 V)) and check the input current figures given in the specification table.
- Cabinet temperature: the operating range is -20 – +70 °C and derating applies at the upper end; compare it with the worst-case temperature inside the enclosure.
- Space: allow 52.5 mm width on the rail plus 80 mm of height and 100 mm of depth; vertical clearance for convection is required.
- Protection: the catalog recommends a miniature circuit breaker of 16 A characteristic B or 10 A characteristic C on the input; the built-in fuse is internal.
- Add-ons: decide early whether a redundancy, buffer or selectivity module is needed; the catalog lists compatible modules for the series.
- Choose it when the 24 V load is between 2.5 A and 4 A; remember that derating of 3.5 % per kelvin starts above +55 °C, so a sun-exposed enclosure should be checked against that curve.
Installation, commissioning and maintenance
Mount the 6EP1332-5BA10 on a 35 mm DIN rail (EN 60715) in a closed cabinet, vertically, with the input terminals at the bottom and the output terminals at the top. The operating instructions require at least 50 mm of free space above and below, reduced to 25 mm only next to cable ducts; no lateral clearance is needed.
The input and output use pluggable screw terminals. Because the unit is a built-in device, it must be installed where only qualified personnel have access, and for use in a hazardous zone the instructions call for an enclosure with at least IP54. After wiring, switch on and confirm the green OK lamp and the output voltage with a meter; if a trim is allowed, use an insulated screwdriver on the potentiometer and derate the output current by 4 % per volt when raising the output above its nominal value.
At 4 A the unit warms noticeably; observe the 50 mm vertical clearance (25 mm near cable ducts) and avoid mounting it directly beside a hotter device.
- Inspect terminals for tightness and discolouration at each shutdown.
- Clean dust from the vents with dry compressed air; do not block the convection path.
- Compare the output voltage with the value recorded at commissioning.
- Keep one spare of the same article number for critical cabinets, since lead times for individual SITOP models can vary.
Typical applications in Oman and the GCC
In Oman and the GCC, slim supplies like the 6EP1332-5BA10 are used where cabinet space is limited and temperatures are high: small control boxes at remote wellheads, instrument junction boxes in processing plants, desalination skids and utility buildings. The wide AC/DC input is useful on sites that mix mains and DC bus supplies. Dust, humidity and sun-heated enclosures should be considered when choosing the cabinet size and clearances.
It is used for mid-size control panels: valve-actuator groups, instrumentation racks and small drive-control sections that stay below 100 W.
SITOP PSU100C group at a glance
The table lists the SITOP PSU100C versions found in the catalog so you can compare ratings and size before selecting the 6EP1332-5BA10.
| Article number | Output | Width | Weight | Efficiency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6EP1321-5BA00 | 12 V / 2 A | 30 mm | 0.12 kg | 82 % |
| 6EP1322-5BA10 | 12 V / 6.5 A | 52.5 mm | 0.32 kg | 86 % |
| 6EP1331-5BA00 | 24 V / 0.6 A | 22.5 mm | 0.12 kg | 82 % |
| 6EP1331-5BA10 | 24 V / 1.3 A | 30 mm | 0.17 kg | 86 % |
| 6EP1332-5BA00 | 24 V / 2.5 A | 45 mm | 0.22 kg | 87 % |
| 6EP1332-5BA20 | 24 V / 3.7 A | 52.5 mm | 0.32 kg | 87 % |
| 6EP1332-5BA10 | 24 V / 4 A | 52.5 mm | 0.32 kg | 88 % |
Information to send with an RFQ for the 6EP1332-5BA10
- Exact article number (6EP1332-5BA10) and quantity, including whether you need identical replacement or an equivalent.
- Supply system at site: voltage, frequency and number of phases, plus whether a DC feed is possible.
- Output requirement: voltage, continuous current, peak or inrush loads and the number of parallel units if redundancy is planned.
- Ambient conditions inside the cabinet: maximum temperature, dust, humidity and any hazardous-area classification.
- Required accessories, for example redundancy, buffer or selectivity modules, terminals or labeling plates.
- Delivery location (Muscat or elsewhere in Oman or the GCC) and required delivery time.
- Any document requirement such as a datasheet or manual in English.
Documents and quotation
A datasheet or manual for this series is attached on this page; it is the manufacturer’s document and the figures in it take precedence over the summary above.
Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier based in Muscat and is not affiliated with the manufacturer. To request a quotation for the 6EP1332-5BA10, send the information listed above through the request-for-quotation form or by email; we will reply with availability and lead time.
Other Models in the Siemens Sitop Psu100c Range
Seven Star LLC supplies models from the Siemens Sitop Psu100c range in Oman and the GCC. Compare the related models below and request a quote for the one that matches your application.
| Model | Category | |
|---|---|---|
| Siemens 6EP1321-5BA00 SITOP PSU100C 12V/2A Power Supply | Power Modules | View details |
| Siemens 6EP1322-5BA10 SITOP PSU100C 12V/6.5A Power Supply | Power Modules | View details |
| Siemens 6EP1331-5BA00 SITOP PSU100C 24V/0.6A Power Supply | Power Modules | View details |
| Siemens 6EP1331-5BA10 SITOP PSU100C 24V/1.3A Power Supply | Power Modules | View details |
| Siemens 6EP1332-5BA00 SITOP PSU100C 24V/2.5A Power Supply | Power Modules | View details |
| Siemens 6EP1332-5BA20 SITOP PSU100C 24V/3.7A Power Supply | Power Modules | View details |
| Siemens 6EP1332-5BA10 SITOP PSU100C 24V/4A Power Supply | Power Modules | You are viewing this model |
Datasheets & Documents
- Manual Siemens SITOP PSU100C Operating Instructions Download
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About brand
Siemens is the German technology group whose industrial products include SIMATIC controllers and HMIs, SINAMICS drives, SIRIUS and SENTRON switching and protection devices, SIPROTEC protection relays, SITRANS process instruments, SCALANCE networks and process analysers. It was founded in Berlin on 12 October 1847 by Werner von Siemens and the precision mechanic Johann Georg Halske as Telegraphen-Bauanstalt von Siemens & Halske, to build Siemens's newly designed pointer telegraph. Siemens AG is headquartered in Munich and listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange; its energy business was spun off as Siemens Energy in 2020.
Siemens company profile
| Founded | 12 October 1847, Berlin, Germany, as Telegraphen-Bauanstalt von Siemens & Halske, with 10 employees |
|---|---|
| Founders | Werner von Siemens (1816–1892) and Johann Georg Halske (1814–1890) |
| First product | The pointer telegraph designed by Werner von Siemens |
| Headquarters | Munich, Germany (Siemens AG) |
| Ownership | Public company listed in Frankfurt; Siemens Energy (2020) and Siemens Healthineers are separately listed companies |
| Businesses acquired that appear in our range | Moore Products (bought in 2000; APACS and QUADLOG control systems), Applied Automation (Maxum process gas chromatographs); small industrial gas turbines such as the SGT-300 came with Alstom's industrial turbine business in 2003 |
| Product families | SIMATIC S7 PLCs, ET 200 distributed I/O and HMI panels, TIA Portal software, SINAMICS drives, SIMOTICS motors, SIRIUS and SENTRON low voltage devices, SIVACON switchboards, SIPROTEC relays, SITRANS instruments, SCALANCE network components, building technology valves and sensors |
Milestones
- 1847: Siemens & Halske starts work in Berlin with 10 employees.
- 1848: The company wins the contract for Europe's first long-distance telegraph line, Berlin to Frankfurt am Main.
- 1856: 330 employees, two-thirds of them working on telegraph networks in Russia.
- 1866: Werner von Siemens describes the dynamo-electric principle, the basis of the electric generator.
- 1958 onwards: The SIMATIC name is used for Siemens industrial automation; S7 PLCs follow in the 1990s and S7-1500 in 2012.
- 2020: Siemens Energy is spun off and listed separately.
Choosing Siemens automation products
A Siemens order number (MLFB) identifies the exact product: 6ES7 is SIMATIC automation, 6AV is HMI, 6GK is industrial communication, 6SL is SINAMICS drives, 3R is SIRIUS control and 5SY is SENTRON miniature circuit breakers. For PLCs, S7-1200 is the compact controller for small machines, S7-1500 is the current mid-to-high range controller, and S7-300 and S7-400 are older platforms still running in many plants; S7-300 is being phased out, so spares and migration to S7-1500 are common requests. When replacing a CPU or module, the full order number including the version digits matters, because firmware and hardware versions affect compatibility with the existing project.
Where Siemens products are used
In Oman and the GCC, Siemens automation runs in oil and gas, power and desalination plants, water networks, cement and process industries. Maxum gas chromatographs analyse gas composition in gas plants and refineries, SIPROTEC relays protect substations, SGT-300 turbines drive generators and compressors, and Siemens building valves are used in HVAC systems.
Siemens products we list
| Family | Examples |
|---|---|
| SIMATIC controllers and I/O | S7-1500, CPU 1515-2 PN, S7-1200, CPU 1214C, S7-300, S7-400H CPU 412-5H, ET 200SP, IM 153-2 |
| HMI and networking | KTP700 Basic, TP700 Comfort, TP1200 Comfort, SCALANCE XC208, SCALANCE WAM766, PROFIBUS OLM |
| Drives, motors and power distribution | SINAMICS G120C, SINAMICS G120X, 1LA7 motor, SIVACON S8, SIPROTEC 7SJ85, 5SY4510-7 MCB |
| Process instruments | SITRANS P320, MAG 5100W, SITRANS TH320, SITRANS TS500, SITRANS TR200 |
| Maxum II analyser spares | FID 302A detector, FPD II assembly, filament detector, Model 50 valve, SYSCON kit, air bath heater |
| APACS and QUADLOG spares | QLCCM24AAN, QLSAMBAN, QLSDM024DCCBN, 39SAMCAN, 16137-151 M-BUS cable |
| Building technology | VPI46 PICV, VPF44, QFM1660 sensor |
Ordering Siemens products: what we need
Send the full order number from the label (for example 6ES7214-1AG40-0XB0) and, for PLC and HMI parts, the hardware and firmware version (FS and V numbers). For Maxum II and APACS spares, send the Siemens part number such as 2021651-002. For drives, add the motor power and supply voltage.
Frequently requested Siemens models: Siemens IM 155-6 PN ST ET 200SP Interface Module 6ES7155-6AU02-0BN0, Siemens SGT-300 Industrial Gas Turbine.
Facts checked against Siemens's published history timeline, October 2026.
FAQ
Questions about the Siemens 6EP1332-5BA10 SITOP PSU100C 24V/4A Power
Answers from our engineering team on installation, compatibility and integration.
01Can the output voltage of the 6EP1332-5BA10 be adjusted?
Yes. A potentiometer trims the output between 22.2 – 26.4 V. When the output is raised above the nominal value, the operating instructions require the output current to be derated by 4 % per volt, so check the load before trimming.
02Can the 6EP1332-5BA10 be connected in parallel?
Yes. The catalog allows parallel connection to increase power with up to 2 units (note: start-up with single nominal load only). For redundancy rather than more power, the SITOP PSE202U redundancy modules decouple the supplies; match the module rating to the output current before ordering.
03What ambient temperature range does the 6EP1332-5BA10 support?
The catalog gives an operating range of -20 – +70 °C with natural convection. Derating applies at the upper end, so verify the cabinet temperature under full load rather than the room temperature.
04What are the dimensions and weight of the 6EP1332-5BA10?
The enclosure measures 52.5 mm wide, 80 mm high and 100 mm deep and weighs about 0.32 kg. It snaps onto a 35 mm DIN rail and can be mounted side by side, but vertical clearance for convection must be kept.
05How efficient is the 6EP1332-5BA10 and how much heat does it release?
The catalog lists an efficiency of about 88 % at rated load, which corresponds to a power loss of 13 W. Include this loss in the cabinet heat balance, especially in hot desert climates.


















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