Description
The DONGSHIN ENTECH DS-SMPS-2410 is a high-efficiency switched-mode power supply (SMPS) module engineered to provide stable 24VDC power for industrial control systems. It is specifically designed to support the power requirements of REXROTH BOSCH PV60 2/2V-RGC1 2STV series hydraulic valve control assemblies. By ensuring consistent voltage regulation and electrical isolation, this module protects sensitive internal circuitry and promotes the longevity of the associated valve drive electronics.

Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Description |
| Model | DS-SMPS-2410 |
| Manufacturer | DONGSHIN ENTECH |
| Compatibility | REXROTH BOSCH PV60 2/2V-RGC1 2STV |
| Input Voltage | Typically 100-240VAC |
| Output Voltage | 24VDC (Stabilized) |
| Weight | Approximately 0.5 kg |
| Mounting | Modular PCB / Rack Insert |
Operational Guidelines & Usage
🔹 Startup Sequence
- Ensure the module is properly slotted into the chassis and the locking mechanism is engaged.
- Verify all primary AC input connections are tight and adhere to safety standards.
- Check that the output cables leading to the PV60 valve control unit are not damaged or shorted.
- Energize the main supply. The module should trigger an internal soft-start sequence.
- Monitor the status LED (usually Green) to ensure the 24VDC output is nominal.
🔹 Shutdown Sequence
- Before removing the module, isolate the AC power supply to the cabinet.
- Allow 30–60 seconds for internal capacitors to discharge completely.
- Once the output LED is fully extinguished, disengage the module from the rack.
- Store in an anti-static bag if not immediately reinstalled.
🔹 Normal Operational Flow
- The module converts fluctuating AC grid voltage into a steady, filtered 24VDC output.
- It monitors the load current supplied to the REXROTH PV60 unit.
- In the event of a voltage spike or thermal overload, the module’s internal protection circuits will trip to prevent damage to the valve control unit.
- Under normal operation, the module maintains a constant current flow, supporting the rapid response times required for hydraulic valve regulation.
🔹 Parameter Configuration
- This unit is generally a fixed-voltage power supply.
- Minimal adjustment is typically required; however, if the output voltage is adjustable via a precision potentiometer, use an insulated screwdriver to verify the output at the test points matches the valve unit’s specifications.
- No software configuration is necessary as the module operates as an independent power hardware component.
🔹 Mode Switching
- Active Power Mode: The default operational state providing steady DC power.
- Thermal Shutdown/Protection Mode: The module enters this state automatically if output current limits are exceeded or if ambient cabinet temperatures are too high. It will automatically reset once conditions return to the specified operating range.
Common Questions & Answers (Q&A)
💡 Q: What indicates that the DS-SMPS-2410 has failed?
A: A complete lack of status LED illumination despite AC input presence is the primary indicator. Additionally, if the connected PV60 unit shows “Low Voltage” errors or fails to actuate, test the module output with a multimeter to ensure it is outputting 24VDC.
💡 Q: Can I use this power supply for other control modules?
A: While it produces a standard 24VDC output, it is tuned to the electrical noise and power requirements of the REXROTH PV60 series. Using it for high-load inductive motors or unrelated equipment may lead to instability.
💡 Q: How can I optimize the module’s lifespan?
A: Ensure the control cabinet’s ventilation fans are functioning properly. Power supplies are highly sensitive to heat; keeping the ambient temperature below 50°C will significantly extend the life of the electrolytic capacitors inside the unit.
💡 Q: What is the significance of the “SMPS” designation?
A: SMPS stands for Switched-Mode Power Supply. This technology is preferred in industrial automation because it is lighter, smaller, and more efficient at regulating voltage than older, traditional linear transformer-based supplies.

