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Rectangular silver server power supply unit with front handle and ventilation grilles

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle R48-3500E 48V 50A server power supply

SKU CH-ZMTZ-VCT03

Delivers 48 V at 50 A for 3500 W server and communication systems

  • Delivers 48 V DC output for telecom racks
  • Supplies up to 50 A continuous current
  • Rated at 3500 W for high-density loads
  • Built as a new communication power supply module

Supersuperuncle R48-3500E 48V 50A unit

This Supersuperuncle R48-3500E is a new server power supply built for communication infrastructure. It delivers a 48 V output at 50 A for telecom and data-centre equipment. The unit suits engineers who need a dedicated 48 V source for rack-mounted gear.

3500 W capacity and headroom

The supply provides up to 3500 W of continuous power for 48 V loads. It comfortably runs multiple line cards or radio units within that limit. It cannot support systems that require higher voltage rails or redundant hot-swap frames. Buyers needing AC input specs or alternative output voltages must look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Delivers 48 V DC output for telecom racks
  • Supplies up to 50 A continuous current
  • Rated at 3500 W for high-density loads
  • Built as a new communication power supply module

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 48 V 50 A output work with my existing 48 V telecom rack gear?

Yes, the 48 V 50 A output matches standard 48 V telecom rack voltage, so your existing equipment will receive the correct voltage and up to 50 A of current.

How can I verify the 3500 W unit is operating correctly after installation?

Check the front-panel status LEDs: a steady green indicator means normal 48 V output, while amber or red signals a fault or over-temperature condition.

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