Industrial Switching Power Supply / Rectifier 220VDC 175KW

Equipment Type: Industrial Switching Power Supply / DC Rectifier (Suitable for continuous duty).Nominal Power: 175 kW.Input Voltage: Three-phase 380V/400V/440V(suitable for industrial power grids; ).Output Voltage: 220 VDC.Output Current: 804A based on the 175 kW power rating at 220 VDC.Regulation:

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