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Redundancy module provides 12-24 V DC power with dual 20 A inputs and a single 40 A output
This redundancy module manages dual 20 A inputs and a single 40 A output within a 12 to 24 V DC range. It suits industrial and embedded builds that need uninterrupted power from parallel sources. The ATX form factor allows installation in standard chassis.
Verify that your power sources operate between 12 and 24 V DC and do not exceed 20 A each. Confirm the load draws no more than 40 A combined. Ensure the ATX footprint fits your enclosure and that wiring can handle the rated currents.
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The module itself is supplied. Two 20 A input circuits and one 40 A output circuit are built in, so no extra redundancy components are required for basic operation.
This single unit covers both 12 V and 24 V DC inputs, so you do not need to select a separate voltage version.
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