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48 V DC communication power supply delivers 2000 W at 41 A in ATX form factor, tested and verified working
The PDM 48/41-2000 is an ATX-format power supply intended for systems that require a communication-power module. It suits builders assembling or maintaining equipment where this specific form factor and designation are specified. The unit is supplied new and has been tested working by the supplier.
Each unit undergoes a functional test before shipment so that it arrives in verified working condition. The supplier highlights good quality as a distinguishing attribute of this model. No additional accessories or software are included with the power supply.
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The unit is tested working and built to good quality standards, so no scheduled maintenance is required for the 48 V 41 A input section.
Continuous operation at the 2000 W rating is supported by the ATX design; the first limit encountered will be the thermal protection built into the power supply.
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