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Converts 48 VDC to 230 VAC at 2000 W in an ATX form factor
This ATX-format unit converts a 48 V DC source into 230 V AC output rated at 2000 W. It is built for integrators and system builders who need mains-voltage power from a DC pack in rack or industrial chassis. The supply has been tested working and is supplied new.
The 2000 W rating delivers ample headroom for multiple loads such as workstation components, networking gear or peripheral arrays running simultaneously. It reaches its limit when the combined AC draw approaches the rated maximum, so systems requiring sustained peaks above that level will need additional or higher-rated units.
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Yes, the supply is built for a 48VDC source and converts it to 230VAC at up to 2000W, so it matches a standard 48V pack.
The supplier confirms each unit is test working; after wiring the 48VDC input and 230VAC output, measure the output voltage under load to confirm stable 230VAC delivery.
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