Luso Electronics Distribution has announced its has become UK and Ireland distributor for the N2Power range of ultra-small high-efficiency AC-DC and DC-DC power supplies. California-based N2Power develops and manufactures ultra-small and efficient open-frame switching power supplies based on patented technology. The N2Power product range includes more than 90 AC-DC and DC-DC models rated from 125 to 375 watts.

Luso Electronics Distribution has won a European distribution franchise for Elec & Eltek, the manufacturer of magnetic components. The deal, the second since Luso Electronics Distribution was established in May 2011 as a division within London-based Luso Electronics, adds transformers, noise filters and common mode chokes to Luso’s offering. The product line includes filtered connectors and power-over-Ethernet connectors plus Elec & Eltek magne...

Luso Electronics Distribution has become the sole UK and Ireland representative for the SynQor range of power supplies and related components. Luso Electronics Distribution was established in May 2011 as a division within Luso Electronics.

Luso Electronics Distribution has appointed Mick Grahame-Dunn as business development manager to drive sales, marketing and product management for the company. Mick joins Luso from Coventry-based distributor Nu Horizons (an Arrow company) where he headed business development for power supplies. His move to Luso follows the company’s recent announcement of an exclusive UK and Ireland franchise deal with US power supply manufacturer, SynQor. Nu H...

Luso Electronics announces the introduction of two high power redundant combiner assemblies (RCAs), for Ku-band and C-band. When configured with the company’s controller, the RCAs facilitate automatic redundancy in a two-amplifier phase combiner.

Luso Electronics, a supplier and installer of microwave systems and components, has introduced a low-loss alternative to standard WR75 and WR62 for cross-site runs between switching networks and antennas.

Luso Electronics, a supplier and installer of microwave systems and components, has introduced a low-loss alternative to standard WR75 and WR62 for cross-site runs between switching networks and antennas.