NEMIX RAM 2TB (16×128GB) DDR5 4800 CL40 1.1V 288-pin ECC RDIMM server RAM
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KHACHIMO
Delivers 48 V DC at 25 A for Eltek communication systems
The KHACHIMO Flatpack2 48/1400 25A TEC is a new hot-swap rectifier designed for Eltek communication power shelves. It delivers a regulated 48 V DC output at up to 25 A, providing 1400 W of power for telecom and industrial DC plants. The unit is tested working and built to the Flatpack2 form factor for direct shelf insertion.
The single specification that decides fit is the 48 V, 25 A DC output rating; the shelf must accept a Flatpack2 module with exactly that voltage and current. Systems needing a different voltage, a higher current limit or a non-Flatpack2 form factor cannot use this module. Buyers who require redundant AC input or integrated battery management should verify shelf capabilities before purchase.
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The 1400 W rating shows the maximum continuous DC power the unit can deliver at 48 V, so it can support high-density telecom or server loads that draw up to 25 A on the 48 V rail.
The module provides a single 48 V DC output at up to 25 A, so only equipment designed for 48 V DC input — such as Eltek communication shelves — can be powered directly without an additional converter.
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