Description
Yaskawa JRMSP-PS60AV | MEMOCON Power Supply
Product Introduction
A legacy controller power-supply failure can sideline an otherwise serviceable automation rack. The challenge is finding the exact supply—not simply a Yaskawa unit with a similar part number. Variants within older MEMOCON power-supply families should not be treated as interchangeable without checking their electrical ratings and intended rack.
The Yaskawa JRMSP-PS60AV is identified in surplus-parts references as an AC-operated, enclosed power supply with power-LED indication. It is associated with Yaskawa’s legacy MEMOCON-SC equipment and is listed as discontinued. However, the available references do not reliably establish the exact input range, DC output rating, or connector pinout for the PS60AV suffix.
For maintenance and procurement teams, the JRMSP-PS60AV is best approached as a configuration-specific legacy spare. Confirm the complete nameplate, wiring arrangement, and target system requirements before ordering or applying power. Do not assume the specifications of JRMSP-PS60, JRMSP-PS60A, or another related model apply to this unit.
JRMSP-PS60AV
Key Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Yaskawa Electric Corporation
- Model Number: JRMSP-PS60AV
- Device Category: Industrial power supply
- System Association: MEMOCON-SC, as identified in secondary parts references
- Construction: Enclosed power-supply unit, per secondary catalog data
- Input Type: AC-operated, per secondary catalog description
- Power Indicator: Power LED indication, per secondary catalog description
- Intended Application: Power supply for compatible legacy industrial control equipment
- Lifecycle: Listed as discontinued by secondary suppliers
- Input Voltage: Not independently verified for the exact PS60AV model
- DC Output Voltage/Current: Not independently verified for the exact PS60AV model
- Connector/Terminal Details: Verify from the physical unit and applicable documentation
- Dimensions and Weight: Exact model-specific values not confirmed
Specification caution: Yaskawa’s related MEMOCON power supplies include different electrical configurations. Do not transfer the ratings of JRMSP-PS60, JRMSP-PS60A, PS60V, or other variants to JRMSP- without exact-model documentation.
Global Sourcing & Live-Test SOP
For a used or surplus JRMSP-PS60AV, the main objective is to establish exact identity, electrical compatibility, and functional condition. A power LED alone does not prove that the supply is delivering stable, correctly rated output.
1. Inbound Verification
- Photograph the complete nameplate and confirm .
- Record serial number and revision markings, where available.
- Inspect the enclosure, mounting points, connectors, and terminals.
- Check for corrosion, cracked insulation, loose hardware, or signs of previous repair.
- Look for discoloration, bulging components, or other evidence of overheating.
- Photograph the terminal layout and any visible wiring labels.
- Confirm whether the unit is supplied with mounting hardware or accessories; do not assume these are included.
2. Electrical Rating Verification
- Obtain the exact-model documentation or verify the unit’s nameplate before energizing.
- Confirm AC input voltage, frequency, grounding requirements, and output ratings.
- Verify terminal assignments and connector pinout.
- Do not apply a presumed 100–120 VAC input based only on the similar JRMSP-PS60 designation.
- Do not connect the supply to a production rack until the electrical requirements have been confirmed.
3. Controlled Power-Up
- Use a qualified electrical test setup with appropriate protection.
- Follow the verified input rating and applicable safety procedures.
- Observe the power indicator, if fitted.
- Measure output only at documented terminals and within the approved test configuration.
- Check for unstable output, abnormal heating, noise, odor, or intermittent startup.
- Record measured values and compare them with the exact-model specifications.
4. System-Level Validation
- Verify the intended MEMOCON system and rack configuration.
- Confirm the supply’s output and connector arrangement match the target equipment.
- Test with compatible equipment in a controlled environment.
- Check for controller startup faults, power instability, or unexpected resets.
- Do not infer system compatibility solely from the MEMOCON family association.
5. Extended Functional Run
Where an appropriate test setup is available, run the supply under a compatible load for an extended period.
Monitor:
- Output stability
- Startup consistency
- Power-indicator behavior
- Abnormal temperature
- Intermittent output
- Unexpected shutdowns
Record the test duration, applied input, load configuration, measured output, and observed faults. Do not describe the unit as fully tested if it has only undergone visual inspection or a basic power-on check.
6. Final Preparation
- Record the full model number, serial number, and revision.
- Document the actual test scope and results.
- Photograph the label, terminals, and enclosure.
- Protect connectors and terminals against impact and contamination.
- Use suitable ESD-safe packaging where appropriate.
- Clearly state whether the unit is tested, untested, or sold for parts/repair.
Field Engineer’s Pitfall Guide
❗ Do not assume JRMSP-PS6 have identical ratings
Related Yaskawa part numbers may belong to the same general power-supply family without sharing identical electrical specifications. Confirm the exact input and output ratings before installation.
❗ A power LED does not confirm usable output
The indicator can show that the unit is receiving power, but it does not establish that the output is stable or within specification. Verify output at the documented terminals under an appropriate test load.
❗ Do not install a legacy supply based on physical fit alone
A supply that fits the enclosure may still have a different output voltage, current capacity, or terminal arrangement. Confirm the rack requirements and the exact unit documentation before connecting it to a controller.
Intent-Driven FAQ
What is the Ya?
is a Yaskawa industrial power supply associated with legacy MEMOCON-SC equipment in secondary parts references. It is described as an enclosed, AC-operated supply with power-LED indication.
I a PLC CPU?
No. It is identified as a power supply, not a CPU or PLC processing module.
What input voltage doe require?
The available references identify it as AC-operated but do not independently establish the exact input range for the suffix. Verify the nameplate or exact-model documentation before applying power.
What DC output doe provide?
A reliable exact-model output voltage and current rating has not been confirmed. Do not infer those values from JRMSP-PS60 or other related Yaskawa supplies.
I discontinued?
Yes. Secondary supplier references lis as discontinued. Actual availability depends on remaining surplus and used inventory.
Can I replace a JRMSP-PS60 wit?
Do not assume direct interchangeability. Confirm input/output ratings, terminal arrangement, and system compatibility against the original supply and the applicable Yaskawa documentation.
What should I verify before buying a?
Confirm the complete model number, nameplate ratings, terminal condition, enclosure condition, and seller’s test status. For operational use, request measured output results and evidence that the supply was tested under a compatible load.
Bottom Line for Buyers
The is a legacy AC-operated power supply associated with MEMOCON-SC equipment. It may be relevant for maintaining an existing control system, but the exact electrical ratings must be verified before installation.
For procurement, request clear nameplate and terminal photographs, confirm the original rack’s requirements, and ask for documented output testing. Do not treat a similar -series part number as proof of electrical interchangeability.
