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    TT Electronics Expands GaN Power Supply Portfolio with New TEAM Series for Medical and Healthcare Applications

    09/29/2026
    New family of compact, high-efficiency AC/DC power supplies spans 65W to 330W, combining GaN technology with medical-grade safety and reliability
    TT Electronics Expands GaN Power Supply Portfolio with New TEAM Series for Medical and Healthcare Applications

    ­TT Electronics, a global leader in engineered electronics for performance-critical applications, recently announced the expansion of its power electronics portfolio with the launch of the TEAM series of GaN-based AC/DC power supplies. The new range — comprising the TEAMD150, TEAMD180, TEAMD250, TEAMD330 desktop power supplies and the TEAMW65I wall-mount adapter — delivers continuous output power from 65W to 330W, giving medical device manufacturers and healthcare equipment designers a single, scalable family of power solutions built on Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology.

    A scalable platform from 65W to 330W

    At the entry point of the range, the TEAMW65I is a compact wall-mount power supply delivering up to 65W of continuous power. Built as a Class II, double-insulated device, it ships with interchangeable AC plugs for ease of use across multiple global regions, making it well suited to home healthcare devices, patient monitoring equipment, laboratory instruments, electronic medical records (EMR) stations and instrumentation panels.

    For higher-power applications, the TEAMD series — available in 150W, 180W, 250W and 330W variants — offers desktop AC/DC switching power supplies in both Class I and Class II input configurations. Each model accepts IEC320 C14, C6, C8 or C18 inlets, mating with interchangeable AC cords for worldwide use, and is designed to support demanding applications including medical diagnostic equipment, home healthcare devices, patient monitoring systems, laboratory equipment and medical imaging devices.

    Built on GaN efficiency and medical-grade protection

    Across the entire TEAM series, GaN technology enables a smaller footprint and higher efficiency than comparable silicon-based designs, with efficiency levels of up to 95%. Every model in the range includes:

    • 2xMOPP insulation (Means of Patient Protection), supporting use in patient-connected medical applications
    • Comprehensive protection against short circuit, over-voltage, over-current and over-temperature conditions
    • High energy efficiency, meeting Energy Efficiency Level VI or CoC Tier II requirements, with no-load power consumption as low as ≤0.15W (CoC Tier II) / ≤0.21W (Level VI) on the TEAMD desktop models
    • Compact, lightweight construction, minimizing space and weight impact in finished healthcare equipment

    Global certifications for regulated markets

    The TEAMD desktop series (TEAMD150/180/250/330) complies with IEC 60601-1 and IEC 62368-1 safety standards and meets EN55011, FCC Part 15, EN55032, EN61000, CISPR11 and CISPR32 emissions limits, supporting deployment in regulated medical markets worldwide.

    The TEAMW65I wall-mount adapter meets FCC and EN55011 Class B emission limits and complies with UL, IEC and CE requirements, along with additional regional approvals for global use.

    Availability

    The TEAMW65I, TEAMD150, TEAMD180, TEAMD250 and TEAMD330 are available now from TT Electronics, with modified and custom variants available on request.

    For more information on this product range, go here.

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