Product Spotlight: Mean Well SE-1000-24 Power Supply

Today we're taking a closer look at the Mean Well SE-1000-24 Power Supply, as well as some of its optional accessories.
You can find the SE-1000-24 and a range of other power supplies available for purchase at www.progressiverc.com

[@SteveM0732]

White goes to N(eutral) and black to L(ine). The video is incorrect, but the listing for the power cord on the website is correct.

[@jasn2031]

thanks for pointing that out

[@Progressiverc]

@SteveM0732 Thanks Steve, I noticed this as soon as we posted the video and added the large red annotation at 1m50s to clarify. Apologies for any confusion and thanks for bringing this up!
- David

[@MrNams]

I dont know, why dont they use plastic body to avoid hazard due to metal body?

[@mendelier2]

Does anyone know what means the RS conector or what it is for?, its a connector located in from the SE-600-48 power supply

[@tobymcnobody6853]

Hi, are you sure the white was on the line and the black goes on the neutral?

[@dennislobos]

This cable can be used with 220v?

[@cuongnguyenduc218]

thanks.

[@ajnguyen2605]

Hi, can anyone show me how to connect the AC power cable for Mean Well RSP-1000-48 power supply? Thanks.

[@CF_Joel]

Do I need to house the outputs so I don't get zapped?

[@fatcat4112]

you can learn so much off of youtube... thanks, now i have a pirate radio station...

[@MARTINLOCZ]

120v wiring info in the video is wrong... Black is line, white neutral and green is ground

[@Th3mast3r69]

White is supposed to be neutral buddy NOT live. Black is live. You mix them in your video. This is a bad idea guys do not do it like illustrated in this video!!!