Circuit breaker panel has 18 DC circuits covered
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Unipower Europe product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Sep 7, 2005
A new dual bus circuit breaker panel provides distribution and overload protection for up to 18 DC circuits and will be of great interest to designers putting sizeable telecomms systems together.
Unipower Telecom's latest dual bus circuit breaker panel, the DPB2U-AB, provides distribution and overload protection for up to 18 DC circuits and will be of great interest to designers putting sizeable telecomms systems together.
Using a minimal amount of rack space, the panel can be configured for 12, 24 or 48V DC telecomms systems with either positive or negative earth.
They distribute up to a total of 300A of load current for each A or B bus with each bus having up to nine circuit breakers.
The field-changeable magnetic circuit breakers can be specified with capacities from 1 to 100A, and an optional circuit breaker alarm has a dual-colour LED (green/red) and Form C relay contacts.
These new DPB-AB panels can be ordered for mounting in either a 19 or 23in rack system.
They are flush mounted and provide for easy connection of the loads.
The DPB2U-AB distribution panels are available from stock to 4 weeks ARO depending on quantity.
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