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KHACHIMO
Delivers 53.5 V at 15 A for Eltek communication systems
The KHACHIMO MINIPACK 48/800 FC is a hot-swap rectifier module designed for Eltek communication power systems. It delivers a regulated 53.5 V DC output at up to 15 A, providing 800 W of power from a 48 V nominal input. This unit suits network operators maintaining existing Eltek shelf infrastructure.
Each module is verified as test working before dispatch, confirming electrical performance matches the rated 53.5 V and 15 A specifications. The unit integrates directly into compatible Eltek frames without additional cabling or configuration changes. Buyers needing a different output voltage or a non-Eltek form factor should select an alternative product.
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The unit is tested working and built for communication power supply duty, so the fan is rated for long-term continuous use.
At 800 W output the over-temperature protection activates before any voltage-regulation limit is reached.
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