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KHACHIMO
Embedded telecom power supply delivering 48 V at 30 A for rack systems
The KHACHIMO ETP4830-A1 is an embedded telecom power supply that delivers 48V at 30A. It is built for rack or shelf mounting in telecommunications infrastructure and carries an ATX type designation. The unit is supplied new and has been tested working by the supplier.
This unit suits engineers who need a 48V DC source for telecom equipment, base stations or similar embedded systems. It is not for desktop PC builders who require standard ATX output rails, modular cabling or a form factor that fits consumer cases.
| Type | ATX |
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The unit is a complete embedded telecom power supply rated for 48 V 30 A output; it accepts the standard telecom DC input and does not need an additional rectifier.
Yes, the 48 V 30 A output is designed for parallel operation on a common telecom bus, so it will load-share correctly with existing rectifiers of the same voltage and current rating.
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