Global Medical Power Supply Manufacturer & Medical PSU Supplier Since 1989

Factory-direct medical grade power supply manufacturer based in Dongguan, China, since 1989— with GaN technology and an in-house EMC Lab for full compliance testing.

36yrs

In business since 1989

212+

Patents granted

500+

ODM customers

300M+ ¥

RMB R&D investment

Factory Direct

Medical power supply manufactured in-house, Dongguan, China · GaN technology · 5W–1000W

ISO Certified

IEC 60601-1 · ISO 13485 · CE · FCC · UL — Full medical grade certification for global markets

ODM

ODM / Private Label — Custom medical power supply from drawing, MOQ 1,000 units, sample in 7-15 days

AC-DC Medical Power Supplies: Types, Models & Configurations

Choose a suitable medical-grade AC-DC power supply that not only matches the power and voltage, but also needs to meet the IEC 60601-1 standard, strictly control low leakage current, and satisfy the highly reliable requirements of the clinical environment. UE manufacturers provide desktop, wall mount, open frame, and USB-PD power supply products -IEC 60601-1 certified, 5W-1000W, custom DC output on request.

medical external power supply

External Medical Power Supplies

External medical power supplies include two types: desktop power adapters and wall-mounted power adapters, the most widely used AC-DC power solutions for Class II medical devices. DC output is stable, low ripple, leakage current ≤100μA at 264VAC worst-case input, meeting IEC 60601-1 3rd/4th edition requirements.

medical open frame power supply

Open Frame Medical Power Supplies

Open-frame-type medical power supplies are the ideal choice when the device design requires the power supply to be directly integrated into the system's internal components. Also available in an enclosed configuration with metal shielding for dustproof and EMI-resistant applications. Suitable for medical imaging equipment, laboratory analyzers, and rehabilitation training equipment.

Enclosed Medical Power Supplies By UE

Enclosed Medical Power Supplies

Enclosed medical power supply uses a metal shielding enclosure with internal EMI filtering, providing dustproof, moisture-proof, and EMI-resistant power solutions for medical devices. Suitable for fixed medical devices, surgical systems, and BF-rated applications with strict electrical safety and EMC requirements.

Medical USB Power Supply & USB PD by UE

Medical USB Power Supply & USB-PD

The common USB charger is not designed for the medical environment. The medical USB power supply must meet IEC 60601-1 leakage current and isolation requirements — essential when powering bedside tablet terminals, wearable monitoring devices, or ward entertainment systems.

External vs Open Frame vs Enclosed vs Medical USB: Key Specifications Compared

Choosing the right medical-grade AC-DC power supply is not just about matching the wattage and voltage. The key to affecting the choice type’s core factors is installation method, mechanical form factor, enclosure type, and output interface. These decide how to combine the power supply and your device’s design. The table below compares UE’S four medical power supply configurations across the parameters that differ most between types.

ParameterExternalOpen FrameEnclosedMedical USB
Power range24W – 310W15W – 500W60W – 500W23W – 240W
Form factorDesktop / Wall MountPCB board (open)Metal enclosureCompact adapter
InstallationExternal / standaloneInternal / embeddedFixed / rack mountExternal / standalone
Output interfaceDC barrel connectorPCB terminalDC / terminal blockUSB-A / USB-C (PD)
EMI shieldingInternalOptional (with cover)Internal metal shieldInternal
Cooling methodConvectionConvection / FanConvection / FanConvection
IP / protectionStandardOpen (IP20)Dustproof / IP40+Standard
Remote on/offOptional
BF rated option
Typical applicationsBreast pump, nebulizerVentilator, patient monitorInfusion pump, surgical displayWearable health monitor, hearing aid
IEC 60601-1 3rd/4th edition • 85–264V universal input • Leakage current ≤100μA • 2×MOPP reinforced isolation

Summary and Selection Guide:

  •  Internal integrated solution: If your device requires a power supply integrated into the system chassis. Our open frame series supports flexible PCB mount and provides optional metal shielding to satisfy EMI-sensitive environment requirements.
  •  High-Protection Clinical Equipment: For fixed medical device settings that require a dustproof and moisture-resistant structure. Enclosed series provides IP40+ protection with built-in EMI filtering and remote on/off control.
  • Portable and Bedside Applications: For the bedside monitor or movable medical device, if you prioritize a universal output connector, the medical USB series supports USB-PD protocol, and max wattage output up to 240W.
  • Plug-and-Play: For many Class II medical devices, our external power adapter provides the simplest plug-and-play. Needn’t modify the internal structure and pass the medical certification quickly.

UE all series meet IEC 60601-1 strict requirements, which guarantee low leakage current, and provide high-performance medical-grade power supply assurance.

Medical Power Supply Specifications: Wattage, Voltage & Output Configurations

Choose the medical power supply needed from three core parameters: output voltage, wattage, and form factor. Whether you need a medical-grade 12V power supply for a portable device, a 24V medical-grade power supply commonly used for diagnostic equipment, or a 500W medical power supply for a high-power consumption system. You can make sure the required specification combination through the sheets below.

Output Voltage≤30W
Compact
30W–100W
Mid-range
100W–500W
High-power
5V / 6V
Low voltage output
5V · 15W
6V · 15W / 30W
5V · 50W
9V / 12V
Medical Grade 12V
9V · 15W / 20W
12V · 15W / 30W
12V · 36W / 48W
12V · 65W / 90W
12V · 120W / 150W
12V · 250W / 500W
15V / 18V
Medium voltage output
15V · 15W / 20W
18V · 15W / 30W
15V · 36W / 90W
18V · 36W / 90W

15V · 120W / 250W
18V · 120W / 500W
24V
Medical Grade 24V
24V · 15W / 30W24V · 36W / 48W
24V · 65W / 90W
24V · 120W / 150W
24V · 250W / 500W
48V / 54V
54VDC Power Supply
48V · 48W / 90W
54V · 90W
48V · 120W / 250W / 500W
54V · 120W / 250W / 500W

Cannot find the required specification? UE supports ODM-custom output voltage and power solutions. Common requirements include being suitable for medical PoE system use, a 54VDC power supply, a 277V power supply input specification for the North American market, and a compact 30W medical power supply for a limited space device.

Medical Power Supply Certifications: IEC 60601-1, Class II & Safety Standards

For medical device manufacturers, selecting a medically approved power supply starts with confirming its certifications, not just its product specifications. UE medical PSU according to IEC 60601-1↗ standard design, covering class II medical power supply isolation requirement, and medical device power supply safety standards of the main markets. It helps your device’s compliance review start from a solid starting point.

IEC 60601-1

Core Medical Safety Standard

IEC 60601-1 is a basic safety standard for all medical electrical equipment. UE medical PSU meets the requirements for the Third and Fourth Editions, including 2×MOPP isolation design, leakage current ≤100µA, and BF rated patients protected. Each 60601 medical power supply must meet this design basic line.

3rd Edition 4th Edition 2×MOPP BF Rated

Class II Insulation

Double Insulation Design

Class II medical power supply with enhanced double insulation design, and doesn’t need protective grounding. It is especially suitable for portable and handheld medical devices. UE’s class II products include desktop and wall-mount power adapters, is widely used for home healthcare and diagnosis devices.

Desktop & Wall Mount

Global Market Certifications

Medically Approved

UE products carry medical certifications for key 7+ global market certifications covering 60+ countries via the CB Scheme. Specific certification covers a range different from the model; you can contact us to ensure the certification solution for the target market and device type.

CE UL FCC CB PSE KC BIS

EMC & Home Healthcare

IEC 60601-1-2 / IEC 60601-1-11

UE self-built EMC laboratory benchmarked against German TÜV and Swiss SGS standards — covering full radiated and conducted emission testing, reducing pre-compliance iteration by 4–6 weeks compared to third-party lab dependency. Devices intended for home healthcare environments also meet IEC 60601-1-11, covering medically approved custom power supply’s additional safety standards.

IEC 60601-1-2 IEC 60601-1-11

Not sure which certification your device needs?

Custom Medical Power Supply: ODM & Private Label Solutions

Not every medical device can match the existing specifications of the medical power supplies. When your project has special requirements for voltage, wattage, form factor, connector, and brand. UE, as an experienced custom medical power supply ODM, provides the multi-level custom service from complete circuit development to configuration-level tuning. Whether you want to find a custom medical power supply manufacturer with a stable production base or an ODM partner with certification experience, our engineering team works with you from specification confirmation to final shipment.

01:Full ODM Development

Suitable for projects requiring the development of a dedicated power supply from scratch. UE R&D teams take charge of circuit design, mechanical design, heat management, and pre-cert testing. Give you a complete custom medical power supply design, and support your autonomy to supporting your independent target market certification process. It is suitable for brand owners and system integrators who need to fully match the specification and own an independent product project.

Case Studies

Client type

North America oxygen concentrator manufacturer

Challenge

The device runs continuously, so the power supply needs to handle long-hour thermal stress without a fan, and still meet IEC 60601-1 leakage and isolation requirements.

Solution

UE customized UES90C — fanless natural convection design, leakage ≤100μA at 264VAC worst case, pre-compliance finished in self-built EMC Lab, UL and CB both passed.

Result

5-year ongoing cooperation, the same platform now supports multiple device models in its lineup.

02: ODM + Private Label

Suitable for clients who hope to launch a private-label medical power supply quickly. Based on UE's existing certification platform design, support adjustment specification, and brand customization, the client's autonomy finishes target market certification, reducing development timeline and upfront certification cost compared to full ODM development.

Case Studies

Client type

Japan oral irrigator manufacturer

Challenge

The compact 8W 5V design has very little room for filtering components, but PSE certification requires strict EMC and leakage current control at the same time.

Solution

UE customized 8W 5V/1A ultra-low leakage current design, pre-compliance finished in self-built EMC Lab, PSE first submission passed without any re-testing.

Result

8-year ongoing cooperation, one of our earliest Japan market partnerships still running today.

03: Custom Configuration

Not all custom power supplies need to start development. UE supports adjusting the configuration in the existing medical power supply model. Including plug type, DC connector, length, and specification of medical-grade cord. It is a fast way to not increase development timeline to match the device requirements.

Case Studies

Client type

Europe hair removal device manufacturer

Challenge

The instantaneous pulse discharge from the hair removal device repeatedly damaged the power supply, and the client had gone through several suppliers before reaching UE.

Solution

UE customized UES24LCP with EFT/Burst ±2KV and Surge ±1KV protection built-in, overload auto recovery design, CE and TÜV certification passed.

Result

Long-term cooperation maintained, the same power supply platform is now supporting the client’s new product line expansion.

How to Get Started

①Submit drawing (DXF / STEP / PDF) or fill in the specification form

②Engineering review + DFM feedback within 48h

③Sample delivery 7–15 days · Mass production 35–60days after approval

④Shipping: DDP / FOB Shenzhen · Payment: T/T · L/C accepted

MOQ: 1,000 units Sample fee: refundable after order Reply within 48h

Tell us your requirement

Provide target voltage, wattage, application, and target market, and our engineering teams will reply to you with a custom feasibility assessment in two working days.

Medical Power Supply ODM Case Studies — Real Projects, Verified Results

Case 1: Home Healthcare Device — European Market

Challenge: The client has changed the manufacturer, but the leakage current issue persists, and CE certification has repeatedly been obstructed.

Solution: UE backdate the root reson by self-building the EMC laboratory. Planning the PCB insulation partition again. Solve the problem from the source, and do not adjust the specification repeatedly.

Result:  First sample completed in 10 weeks — faster than the client’s previous 2 suppliers combined, CE was passed, and a long-term exclusive supply cooperation was built.

Case 2: Clinical Diagnostic Equipment — Dual Markets: North America and Europe

Client Type: Portable Patient Monitor Brander

Challenge:  The single power supply needs to cover UL and CB certification, a narrow design margin, and has no experience with certification.

Solution: UE based on the platform with certification and design that match the architecture quickly. And our self-built laboratory has finished the pre-certification test, which excludes the risk in advance.

Result:  18 weeks from development kick-off to certified bulk shipment — UL and CB both passed on first submission, zero re-testing cost.

Case 3: Therapeutic Device — Multi-Market Platform

Client Type: Medical Rehabilitation Equipment Manufacturer(Europe, Japan, and Southeast Asia)

Challenge: Three market maintenance independent SKUs, stock dispersion, and high pressure in inventory management

Solution: UE combines CE, CB, and PSE into one model that is based on a multi-market certification platform, and finishes many standard pre-compliance verification by self-build EMC laboratory.

Result: SKUs reduced from 3 to 1, annual volume scaled to 50,000+ units, and inventory holding cost significantly reduced. We keep in contact today.

Medical Power Supply Applications:Devices & Equipment

From personal home healthcare monitor to clinical therapeutic devices, UE AC-DC power supplies for medical applications enable precise matching to different devices’ safety level, leakage current limit, and use environment. Please, according to the application, find a medical power solution suitable for your devices.

Medical Device Power Supply — Personal & Therapeutic Care

Compact, stable, reliable, and low noise power supply that meets IEC 60601-1-11 for personal treatment and home healthcare medical devices requirements.

Hair Removal Devices

→ Hair Removal Devices

Hearing Aid

→ Hearing Aid

Laser Hair Growth Devices

→ Laser Hair Growth Devices

Breast Pump

→ Breast Pump

Dental Floss Machine

→ Dental Floss Machine

Electric Prosthesis

→ Electric Prosthesis

Medical Equipment Power Supply — Diagnostic & Clinical Systems

Selecting the right medical equipment power supply for diagnostic and clinical systems requires stable output, precise voltage regulation, and full IEC 60601-1 compliance.

Patient Monitor

→ Patient Monitor

Ultrasound Systems

→ Ultrasound Systems

Ventilator

→ Ventilator

Oxygen Concentrator

→ Oxygen Concentrator

Infusion Pump

→ Infusion Pump

Medical Imaging Systems

→ Medical Imaging Systems

High Efficiency & Reliable Medical Power Supply: Performance Standards

For the engineer of medical devices, the power supply specification sheet is just a start. The actual performance under load conditions, thermal stress, and long-term operation is what determines whether your device achieves the clinical reliability standard. UE GaN-based design achieves up to 93% efficiency — 8–12% higher than conventional silicon solutions, enabling 30% volume reduction at equivalent power output.

Medical Power Supply Test & Reliability Verification (PSU Medical Test)

The standard test before the Ex-factory is a bottom line, not an end. For the engineer of a medical device, the true problem is: Can this power supply still maintain stable performance after operating for thousands of hours in a clinical environment?

UE medical power supply’s verified system is far more than the common ex-factory quality inspection. Each medical PSU is 100% full load aging test as a standard production process. Before the assembly line, screening out early-life failure risks in advance.MTBF >200,000 hours calculated per MIL-HDBK-217- a methodology-traceable figure that can be directly referenced in your design documentation and certification submissions

UE's in-house EMC laboratory

Production verified process includes 4 stages:

  • Automated Optical Inspection (AOI): At the PCB board level, identify solder joint defects and component placement deviation that intercept before the problem evolves into an on-site fault.
  • In-Circuit Testing (ICT): For each power supply, it electrically verifies each assembled board against the design netlist, catching open circuits, shorts, and out-of-spec components that visual inspection cannot detect open circuits, short circuits, and parameters out of tolerance.
  • Full-Load Burn-in Testing: Each finished product continues operating in the condition of full-load burn-in and thermal stress, filtering out early-failure units that manifest only under actual operating conditions.
  • EMC laboratory test: Finishing in UE’s in-house EMC laboratory, which is benchmarked against German TÜV and Swiss SGS standards. In advance, finish EMC performance verification at the power supply level.  It can significantly reduce the system-level EMC compliance risk and shorten the overall device certification timeline.

For device engineers currently pursuing IEC 60601-1 certification or FDA 510(k) submissions, a power supply backed by complete, traceable test data can directly reduce system-level compliance workload system-level compliance work and provide a clear audit basis for your QA team.

AOI ICT Burn-in Test EMC Validated MTBF >200,000hrs
Medical Isolated Power Supply

Medical Isolated Power Supply

Electrical isolation is a basic safe requirement of medical power supply design. UE medical isolated power supply with 2×MOPP enhanced isolation design, dielectric withstand voltage between input and output reaches 4,000VAC, with creepage and clearance distances exceeding IEC 60601-1 requirements for double insulation. It meets IEC 60601-1 isolation verification required for BF rated patient contact applications.

2×MOPP 4,000VAC Withstand BF Rated IEC 60601-1

Ultra-Low Leakage Current Medical Power Supply

For medical devices in direct contact with patients, leakage current is a core parameter directly related to patient safety. UE ultra-low leakage current design at 264VAC worst-case input — touch leakage current ≤100µA, 3× lower than the IEC 60601-1 enclosure leakage limit of 500µA, with no additional downstream filter components required, meeting BF rated application requirements.

Touch Leakage ≤100µA Ultra-Low Capacitance 264VAC Worst Case No Additional Filter

→ Read our complete guide: Medical Power Supply Design Considerations

Leakage Current Comparison
UE Medical PSU Typical PSU IEC 60601-1 limit
UE Medical PSU: 100μA, Typical PSU: 350μA, IEC 60601-1 limit: 500μA
Power Density Comparison
UE High-Density Medical PSU Conventional Medical Open-Frame
UE Medical PSU: 0.718 W/cm³, Conventional Medical Open-Frame: 0.45 W/cm³

High-Density Power Supplies for Medical Applications

As medical devices continue to trend toward miniaturization, the size of the medical power supply has become a key design limitation. UE high-density power supplies for medical applications deliver maximum power output within a minimal footprint. The compact open frame series is compatible with standard chassis slots and custom enclosures. Power density up to 0.718 W/cm³ — exceeding the typical 0.4–0.5 W/cm³ range of conventional medical open-frame designs, enabling 30%+ size reduction at equivalent wattage, covering 15W to 500W.

15W–500W Compact Open Frame Chassis Compatible Full IEC 60601-1

→ Read our complete guide: Medical Power Supply Design Considerations

Medical Power Supply Design: Requirements & Engineering Considerations

Design a compliant medical power supply, or select one for your medical device, that does not simply match the voltage and wattage. Medical power supply design must confirm the isolation level, leakage current limit, input voltage range, operating temperature, and compliance certification before bulk production. UE sorts out core medical power supply requirements, which need to be verified by the engineers in the design stage.

Medical Grade Power Supply Requirements — Design Checklist

Safety & Isolation

Isolated Level: 2xMOPP (Patient contact equipment)

Input/output Withstand Voltage: ≥4,000VAC

Meet IEC 60601-1 Third Edition / Fourth Edition

Confirm Application: BF Rated (Indirect heart contact)

Leakage Current

Touch Leakage Current: ≤100μA (BF rated, 264VAC input)

Earth Leakage Current: ≤500μA

Ultra-low capacitance design, no external filter required.

Input & Output

Wide Input Voltage: 85-264VAC, covering the global market

Stable Output Voltage: Within ±1%

Output Wattage: Matching device peak power consumption +20%

Support remote on/off control (Suitable for open frame type)

EMC & Environment

Meet IEC 60601-1-2 (EMC)

Home healthcare device extra meets IEC 60601-1-11

The operating temperature range covers the use environment of the device

IP rating satisfies medical applications

Certifications & Market Approval

Target Market Certification: CE/UL/FCC/CB/PSE/KC

ODM Cooperate: Certification by the client autonomy applies or the manufacturer's own

Own medical CB certification covers the target market

Confirm Model Certification State: New/certificated model

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Design Guide

Medical Power Supply Design Considerations

Key parameters engineers must verify before selecting or designing a medical-grade power supply — isolation, leakage, certification.

Requirements

Medical Grade Power Supply Requirements

A complete checklist of safety, isolation, leakage current, and certification requirements for global markets.

FAQ: Medical Power Supply Selection Guide

Q01

What is the difference between 1×MOPP and 2×MOPP isolation, and when does my application require 2×MOPP?

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MOPP (Means of Patient Protection) is the insulation barrier between the power input and the application part. 1×MOPP provides a basic insulation(1,500VAC withstand), and 2×MOPP↗ required strengthen insulation(4,000VAC withstand) that suits any contact with patients or near the patients' part. According to IEC 60601-1 Clause 8.8, the device with BF rated application part, which is between the input and the application part, must meet 2×MOPP requirements.

Q02

What leakage current limits apply to my device, and how do I verify compliance under worst-case conditions?

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According to IEC 60601-1, three types of leakage current: earth leakage (≤500µA for Class I), enclosure leakage (≤100µA), and patient leakage (≤100µA for BF-rated applied parts). The worst-case condition test should be operated under the condition that 110% max input voltage(264VAC for universal input design) and protect the earth ground. Ultra-low capacitance design controls leakage current source through reducing Y capacitance values. It's to avoid an increase in downstream filter components in PCB design, and to reduce the cost and complexity. You can get the leakage current test data under the condition of 264VAC input from your medical PSU manufacturer before finalizing your design.

Q03

How do IEC 60601-1-2 Edition 4 EMC requirements differ from Edition 3, and how does it affect my power supply selection?

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Edition 4 introduced significantly stricter immunity requirements for RF wireless communications (80MHz–2.7GHz at 10V/m vs 3V/m in Edition 3), and added new requirements for conducted disturbances from RF wireless equipment. A PSU that passed Edition 3 EMC testing may not pass Edition 4 without additional filtering or shielding. Confirm that your PSU supplier's test reports reference IEC 60601-1-2:2014 (Edition 4), not the 2007 edition — an outdated EMC test report can result in your device submission being rejected at the notified body review stage.

Q04

What documentation should I request from a medical power supply manufacturer to support my device's regulatory submission?

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The complete regulatory submission includes:
  1. CB test report and certificate.
  2. Target market country certification, such as CE/UL/FCC, etc.
  3. Quote IEC 60601-1-2 Edition 4 EMC test report.
  4. PSU withstand and leakage current test data in the worst-case input.
  5. MTBF calculation report(per MIL-HDBK-217 or Telcordia SR-332).
  6. Confirm the production test standard of 100% electrical safety screening.
You need to get all the documentation from the medical power supply manufacturer. If you lack one, it will all lead to a delay in the review stage of review by the notifying body or certification body.

Q05

What should I evaluate when qualifying a medical power supply supplier for long-term supply chain reliability?

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Based on feedback from our partners, the five criteria they prioritize when qualifying a medical PSU supplier include:
  1. The production traceability system that supports a single-board traceability MES/SAP system, and provides convenience for recall and quality investigation.
  2. A self-built EMC laboratory can reduce the reliance on a third-party laboratory and improve design iteration efficiency.
  3. It has automated production testing coverage, AOI, ICT, and 100% aging test as a standard.
  4. Obey the component sourcing policy, and have strict manufacturer management and anti-counterfeit measures.
  5. The engineering change notification process is great, which will notify fast when they operate, maybe affect the PCB layout adjustment, or replace a component.

Q06

How does my choice of medical power supply affect my device's time-to-market across different regional markets?

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The medical AC DC adaptor you choose determines which market certification you can directly use and which you need to get by yourself. If your medical PSU manufacturer has CB, CE, and UL certification for your use model, the announcement agency can use it when reviewing the device, and reduce the electric safety test range on the device level. If not, missing a key certification at the PSU level can add 2–4 months to your device certification timeline and significantly increase submission costs by $15,000–$30,000 in additional testing fees.

Q07

How can I use a single medical power supply platform to cover multiple device variants and regional markets?

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The key is to choose a medical power supply that can satisfy condition below:
  1. Universal input voltage 85-264VAC, eliminates market-specific requirements.
  2. Having a wide range of certifications can cover your main target market through a single CB↗ certification.
  3. ODM configurability, such as AC plug types, DC connector, and medical-grade power cable that can be adjusted without redesigning the circuit.
Discuss with your medical PSU supplier about your complete device roadmap so that you can choose a suitable platform that supports many multi-generation equipment.

Q08

How do I choose the right medical power supply form factor early in device development to avoid costly redesigns later?

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Form factor selection should be confirmed at the concept stage, not after mechanical design is complete. Otherwise, selecting the wrong form factor after mechanical design is locked can delay your project by 3–6 months and require a complete enclosure redesign. Key factors: if your device meets the class II and portable device requirements. Medical external desktop or wall mount power adapter, compact design, simple, safe test process of the complete machine. If you require size, appearance, or IP protection level, and need an internal power supply. The medical open frame power supply must confirm chassis dimensions, heat dissipation channels, and interface orientation before starting PCB layout.

Q09

What should I clarify in an ODM medical power supply agreement to protect my design IP and certification ownership?

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Before signing an ODM agreement, you can clarify the following in writing: (1) The design file ownership, who holds Gerber, BOM, and test specifications. (2) Certification ownership, which safe certification applies to your brand or supplier. (3)Exclusivity means that you allow the same design for your competitors or not. (4) Tooling and mold ownership, what way to deal with the custom tooling when the cooperation ends. (5) Stop production notification obligation, minimum notice period before the supplier discontinues the product or a key component.

Q10

How should I assess pricing competitiveness in medical power supply sourcing without compromising on compliance quality?

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Medical power supply price evaluation must be based on the total own cost, not a unit price comparison. Even if low price, it needs an extra external EMI filter and lacks the key certification of the main market or the shortest MTBF power supply. It will increase your BOM cost, delay certified terms, and improve return rate. So when you compare, the supplier should be in the same condition: same certification, isolated level, production test coverage. UE pricing is built on China's mature power supply chain and large-scale production capacity, providing price competitiveness in advance of guaranteeing quality, not through replacing key safe components or reducing test coverage to set a low price.

Q11

What is the MOQ for custom medical power supplies?

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Our custom or ODM medical power supplies order standard MOQ is usually 1,000 units. For initial prototype or engineering validation stages, we can accept a smaller quantity for testing. You can contact our team to confirm that based on your specific model and configuration requirements.

Q12

What certifications do your medical PSUs carry?

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Our medical PSUs cover the main market certification in the global, including CE(EU), UL/cUL(North America), FCC, CB(60+ countries), PSE(Japan), KC(South Korea), and BIS(India). And all models meet IEC 60601-1 Editor 3rd and fourth standards. The CB certification as a basic of many markets, and significantly reduce repeace test across regions.

Q13

How long is the lead time for ODM medical power supply orders?

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Our production lead time is usually 35-60 days for the standard certified models. For the ODM custom, we will provide the feedback from the engineer review and DFM after submission within 48 hours. And the sample delivery time is usually 7-15 days. The complete development and certification time differs according to the project compliance.

Q14

What file formats do you accept for custom PSU design submissions?

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We support DXF, STEP, and PDF for mechanical drawings and specification sheets in standard formats. If you do not have formal drawings at the early stage, our engineering teams will work from a complete specification form.

Q15

Do you provide samples before bulk production?

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Yes. We provide the sample to you to use for the engineer-verified and regulations test before mass production. The sample fee is quoted according to the model and returned after mass production. Usually, the sample delivery time is within 7-15days after confirming the specification.

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