VS3-D2-E33-00-CE
Artesyn Embedded Power
The Artesyn Embedded Power VS3-D2-E33-00-CE is a 2000W AC/DC converter with a 12V output. It features a chassis mount type and is designed for ITE (Commercial) applications.
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The VS3-C2-K1-E13-33-CE is a high-performance 2000W AC/DC power supply manufactured by Artesyn Embedded Power. Designed for demanding commercial information technology equipment environments, this unit delivers reliable power conversion with an overall efficiency of 82%. The module supports universal input voltages and provides three distinct output rails, accommodating complex system requirements.
Engineered for robust industrial deployment, the converter utilizes an enclosed chassis-mount form factor measuring 280.0mm x 200.7mm x 127.0mm. It operates reliably within a temperature range of -10°C to 50°C, incorporating derating protocols to maintain stability under thermal stress. Key functional attributes include adjustable output settings, parallel load sharing capabilities, and remote on/off control for flexible system integration.
Safety and regulatory compliance are addressed through multiple international approvals, including UL, CSA, CE, VDE, and CB certification. This comprehensive validation ensures suitability for global commercial deployments where stringent electrical safety standards apply. The unit integrates advanced protection mechanisms and remote sensing features to guarantee consistent voltage delivery across varying load conditions.
The unit operates between -10°C and 50°C with derating applied at higher temperatures.
This model features three separate output channels for multi-voltage system requirements.
The device utilizes a chassis mount configuration within an enclosed housing.
Yes, the converter accepts universal AC input to accommodate global power standards.