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Transition Networks
A DIN-rail power supply delivering 480 W at 48 VDC and modified to 54 VDC for media converters
This Transition Networks power supply delivers 480 watts from a universal AC input and provides a regulated 54 VDC output at up to 10 amps. It is built on a MEANWELL SDR-480-48 platform modified for the higher voltage and mounts on a standard DIN rail. The unit suits industrial or networking equipment that requires a stable 54 VDC source.
The supply produces a single 54 VDC rail and cannot be adjusted to other voltages. Buyers who need a different DC level or multiple output rails must choose another model.
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The 480 W rating is the maximum continuous output the unit can deliver at 54 VDC, so connected devices must not draw more than 10 A combined.
The modification raises the output from the standard 48 VDC to 54 VDC while keeping the 10 A limit, giving a higher voltage headroom for PoE+ or industrial gear.
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