NShi
NShi Server Chassis 48 VDC 67 A 3200 W
A 48 VDC, 67 A, 3200 W enclosed switching power supply with PFC, accepting 90 VAC to 264 VAC input and 47 Hz to 63 Hz frequency, featuring lug terminal output
- Chassis TypeDesktop
- Delivers 3200 W continuous power for dense server deployments
- 48 VDC at 67 A output suits high-current rack equipment
- Wide 90–264 VAC input handles global mains without reconfiguration
- 47–63 Hz frequency range tolerates unstable generator or UPS supplies
- Lug-terminal female connector enables secure, tool-less power wiring
Desktop 48 VDC server chassis
This desktop-form-factor server chassis delivers 48 VDC at up to 67 A for a continuous 3200 W output. It accepts a universal 90 VAC to 264 VAC input across 47 Hz to 63 Hz and includes active power-factor correction. The unit is intended for rack or bench deployments that require a single high-current 48 V rail.
Installation uses lug terminals
Wiring connects to lug terminal female outputs, so installers must supply and crimp appropriately rated cable lugs. Polarity must be observed and connections torqued to the lug manufacturer’s specification to avoid hot spots. No tool-less or quick-disconnect provision is present, and the desktop enclosure offers no rack-mount ears.
3200 W at 48 VDC decides fit
The 3216 W maximum rating and 67 A current limit define whether the chassis can sustain the intended load. Systems that draw more than 67 A or require a different output voltage cannot use this supply. Buyers who need multiple output rails, hot-swap redundancy, or a 24 VDC rail should select a different model.
Highlights
- Delivers 3200 W continuous power for dense server deployments
- 48 VDC at 67 A output suits high-current rack equipment
- Wide 90–264 VAC input handles global mains without reconfiguration
- 47–63 Hz frequency range tolerates unstable generator or UPS supplies
- Lug-terminal female connector enables secure, tool-less power wiring
Specifications
| Chassis Type | Desktop |
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Questions about this item
How can I verify the Mean Well NSP-3200 is delivering the rated 48 VDC and 67 A after installation?
Measure the lug terminal female output with a multimeter under load; it should read 48 VDC and the current draw should not exceed 67 A.
What comes with the NSP-3200 and what must I source separately?
The unit ships as a single enclosed switching power supply with PFC; AC input cables and any lug terminal mating connectors are not included.
The listing shows both 3200 W and 3216 W — which rating should I use for sizing?
Use the 3216 W figure (48 VDC × 67 A) as the maximum continuous output; 3200 W is the model series designation.
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