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The Advanced Energy CoolX1000 series, specifically the CX10S-CCDGAG-P-A-DK00000 model, is a fanless, intelligent 1000W modular power supply designed for demanding applications. This enclosed AC/DC converter provides up to 945W of power with a 48V output and 21A current, operating with 93% efficiency.
Packaged in a compact U-channel design measuring 259.5 mm x 164 mm x 40.6 mm, it offers 100% natural convection cooling, eliminating acoustic noise and vibrations. This makes it suitable for scientific, medical, and other sensitive environments. The unit supports universal input and features adjustable output, PMBus™ monitoring and control, remote sense, and standby output.
Compliance includes standards such as IEC60601-1, IEC60950-1, and IEC62368-1, with approvals from CSA, EN, IEC, and UL. The operating temperature range is -40°C to 85°C. Its robust design includes high-input surge protection up to 4 kV and an MTBF exceeding 2,900,000 hours.
Typical applications include ITE (Commercial) and Medical equipment, test and measurement, industrial machines, and automation. The chassis mount design ensures easy integration into various systems.
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| 1+ | $0.99 | $0.99 |
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The CX10S-CCDGAG-P-A-DK00000 provides a maximum power output of 945W.
This AC/DC converter has an output voltage of 48V and a maximum current of 21A.
The operating temperature range for this unit is -40°C to 85°C.
The dimensions are 259.5mm in length, 164.0mm in width, and 40.6mm in height.
Yes, this power supply features fanless cooling with natural convection.
It complies with standards including IEC60601-1, IEC60950-1, and IEC62368-1.
