The DDR series (Meanwell DIN mount DC-DC) are also good, like the
RSD, but in a DIN mount form factor.
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even every "-48" rectifier I've encountered before wasn't chassis
referenced, so we use those for +48 as well Just wanted to put that out
there that many things don't care. Mikrotik 1072 routers w/ '-48' power
supplies their support swore they aren't for +48, but work fine.
On Fri, Jul 2, 2021
So RSD-500C-48 then?
On Fri, Jul 2, 2021 at 1:06 PM Adam Moffett wrote:
> I was gonna say the same thing. RSD also doesn't have a cooling
> fanone less thing to fail.
>
> In either case get a few #6 bolts (or similar size metric) and you can
> mount them to a 1U blank.
>
>
> On 7/2/2021 1:5
I was gonna say the same thing. RSD also doesn't have a cooling
fanone less thing to fail.
In either case get a few #6 bolts (or similar size metric) and you can
mount them to a 1U blank.
On 7/2/2021 1:54 PM, Josh Baird wrote:
Do not use the "SD" series. Look for the RSD series instead
Do not use the "SD" series. Look for the RSD series instead. The SD
series has issues with current inrush.
On Fri, Jul 2, 2021 at 1:52 PM castarritt wrote:
> Thanks for the info. I did check the chassis ground vs dc return on my
> dragonwave radios, and they weren't bonded. I'll check with d
Thanks for the info. I did check the chassis ground vs dc return on my
dragonwave radios, and they weren't bonded. I'll check with dwave to see
if they are cool with 0v input and +48v return. If so, we will buy +48v DC
systems in the future.
For the -48v ICT we already have, I was looking at th
Yes you can put an isolated 48v dc to DC supply to isolate -48 from +48 (a
meanwell brand would work) needs to be an isolated converter
Also fyi that most of the '-48' equipment I've tested hasn't had a chassis
reference to either of the DC input terminals, so thus far I've ran as +48
on everythin
