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Embedded Power Configurable Power Supplies - Medium to High Power AC-DC Power Supplies

Configurable Power Supplies - Medium to High Power AC-DC Power Supplies

Emerson Network Power produces an extensive range of medium to high power AC-DC power supplies mainly comprising of highly configurable modular power supplies and rack-mounting bulk power units. These include individual power modules with output ratings of up to 3,000 watts, enabling customers to configure bulk power systems with up to 18 kilowatts output capability. Many of these products are available in medically approved versions, and feature extensive built-in intelligence. At the same time they are renowned for their outstanding performance, reliability and cost-effective.

µMP Series
To complement the world class configurable portfolio of Emerson Network power offers in the 750W - 5000W range with MP, iMP, and iVS, the new microMP (µMP) focuses on the lower range (400W - 1200W) higher density 1U type power solutions.
MP Series
Emerson Network Power's MP series of modular AC-DC power supplies enables customers to configure power supplies with up to 1,200 watts output capability.
iMP Series
Today’s short design-to-manufacture timescales, narrow market windows and whole-life cost reduction goals demand flexibility at all levels – especially in system power provision. Emerson Network Power’s latest iMP™ series configurable power supplies are designed specifically to help.
VS Series
Emerson Network Power's VS series of Modular AC-DC Power Supplies enables customers to configure power supplies with up to 2,500 watts output capability. The series offers 10 types of modules, including single, dual and triple output units, with individual power outputs of up to 1,500 watts. The VS series offers 9 standard output voltages, from 2 Vdc to 48 Vdc, and can provide up to 18 outputs.
iVS Series
Emerson Network Power's iVS™ series of modular ac-dc power supplies is very similar to the VS series but provides increased output power and functionality. Customers are now able to configure power supplies with up to 4,860 watts output capability, and to monitor and control many attributes of the power supply via I2C.