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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle EPW30B-48A 30 48 server power supply

SKU CH-P1XN-6PJFM

A 30 48 server power supply designed as a communication power rectifier module

  • 30 W output for compact server deployments
  • 48 V DC input matches telecom rectifier standards
  • New condition ensures full rated performance
  • Communication power rectifier module designed for EPW30B-48A compatibility

Purpose and fit

The Supersuperuncle EPW30B-48A is a server power supply built for communication rectifier modules. It serves engineers who need a dedicated 48-volt input unit for rack-mounted telecom or data-centre equipment.

Interface limits

The module operates on a 48-volt DC source and delivers a 30-ampere output, so the upstream bus and cabling must sustain that current continuously. Installations without a compatible 48-volt infrastructure or with undersized distribution wiring cannot use this unit.

Highlights

  • 30 W output for compact server deployments
  • 48 V DC input matches telecom rectifier standards
  • New condition ensures full rated performance
  • Communication power rectifier module designed for EPW30B-48A compatibility

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 30 W or the 48 V version of this module?

The module is a single 30 W unit with a 48 V output, so there is no separate version to pick.

What does the 48 V output mean when the module is installed in a rack?

It delivers a steady 48 V DC rail at up to 30 W for telecom or server gear that expects that voltage.

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