The EFRP-G40A and EFRP-G55A are common redundant power supplies (CRPS) with dimensions of 73.5mm (W) x 185mm (D) x 39mm (H) with output power of 400W and 550W respectively. They have more than 90% efficiency from 20% to 100% of rated load with a power factor greater or equal to 0.95 at full load. Stringent protections for output short-circuits, overload, over-voltage, over-temperature and input under-voltage are standard features as well as no load operation.
These power modules also boast a digital design with PMBus monitoring and control and operate on either 90VAC-264VAC or 192VDC-288VDC using the same universal input. If run in parallel, the hot-swappable EFRP-G40A and EFRP-G55A can be configured in AC/AC redundancy, DC/DC redundancy or in AC/DC ETASIS DualMode.
AC/DC ETASIS DualMode
AC/DC ETASIS DualMode is active in setups utilizing one AC input power module (ACM) and one DC input power module (DCM). In DualMode, the ACM is configured to take on 100% load share, while the DCM waits in standby. If the ACM is not available due to AC loss, power failure or power module extraction, the DCM simultaneously starts-up, providing an uninterruptible power solution.
"We are excited about our new CRPS power modules", said Ricky Lin, director of ETASIS research and development. "If configured in ETASIS DualMode, companies now have greater flexibility and reliability to ensure the safety of their systems."
For full specifications see refer to the EFRP-G40A (http://www.etasis.com.tw/
About ETASIS
ETASIS Electronics Corporation is a professional, switching power supply manufacturer based in New Taipei City, Taiwan since 1996. ETASIS specializes in the design and manufacturing of single, redundant, mini-redundant, 1+1 redundant, N+1 redundant, flex ATX, PS2, open frame, enclosed, AC/DC and DC/DC power solutions for server rack-mount and tower form factors and special IPC cases.
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