Power Rectifiers Specifications

AC Input


	AC Input Voltage:
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	115 VAC		Devices accept 115 VAC nominal inputs.
	208 VAC		Devices accept 208 VAC nominal inputs.
	230 VAC		Devices accept 230 VAC nominal inputs.
	480 VAC		Devices accept 480 VAC nominal inputs.
	Other		Other unlisted AC input voltages.
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	Input Frequency
	Your choices are...
	50 Hz		Devices accept 50 Hz AC inputs.
	60 Hz		Devices accept 60 Hz AC inputs.
	400 Hz		Devices accept 400 Hz AC inputs.
	Other		Other unlisted AC input frequencies.
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DC Output


	Power		Enter the output power of the device.
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	Efficiency		Enter the efficiency.
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Features



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	Battery Backup		Devices include a battery backup for continuous output.
	Computer Interface		Devices provide a computer interface that can be used for remote monitoring or control.
	DC Output		Devices provide a DC output.
	Fan Cooled		Devices include a fan for cooling.
	Hot Swappable		Hot swappable devices can be replaced without shutting down the system. Redundant power supplies are often used for back up in case of system failure. Hot swappable power supplies are used in a variety of critical applications. They are also used in applications such as telecommunications where downtime is particularly disruptive.
	Integral Heatsink		Devices have an integral heatsink for cooling.
	Overcurrent Protection		Overcurrent protection is internal circuitry that limits or shuts down the current output during overcurrent conditions.
	Overvoltage Protection		Overvoltage protection is internal circuitry that limits or shuts down the voltage output during overvoltage conditions. Typically, overvoltage protection is provided for the primary output.
	Power Factor Correction		Power factor correction is used to correct the phase difference between voltage and current in order to optimize power output.
	Pure Sine Output		Pure sine output produces a very high quality, pure sine waveform output.
	Remote On / Off Switch		Devices can be turned on and off remotely.
	Short Circuit Protection		Short circuit protection may include electronic current limiting and thermal resets with automatic recovery.
	Temperature Compensated		Devices compensate for changes in temperature that can result in undesirable outputs.
	Water Cooled		Devices are water-cooled for temperature stability.
	Weatherproof		Weatherproof devices can withstand prolonged exposure to outdoor conditions such as rain or snow.
	Other		Other unlisted features.
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