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KHACHIMO
Delivers 48 V at 50 A for 2900 W in telecom rectifier applications
The KHACHIMO R48-2900U is a 48 V 50 A communication power rectifier module built to ATX form factor. It supplies 2900 W of continuous DC power for telecom racks, server shelves or industrial equipment that require a stable 48 V bus. Each unit is tested working before dispatch.
Under continuous load the module maintains its full 50 A output without derating, thanks to its rectifier topology and forced-air cooling design. Protection circuits guard against over-voltage, over-current and over-temperature events during prolonged operation. Hot-swap capability allows replacement without interrupting the 48 V bus.
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The 2900 W rectifier is designed for telecom shelves with forced-air cooling; expect noticeable fan noise and significant heat output that requires proper cabinet ventilation.
It is a hot-swap rectifier module that must slide into a compatible 48 V DC power shelf providing AC input connections and DC busbars; the shelf is not included.
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