Description
Hybrid Power Series
48V and 24V DC Power System with integrated 12V or 24V DC Converter
Many wireless communications sites require different DC voltages to power a range of devices, whether 48, 24 or 12 volts DC. This often means installing multiple power supplies or DC converters which may not always be feasible given limited rack space or budgets.
Fully Controllable and Monitorable Dual Output DC Power System with Advanced Battery Management
The ICT Hybrid Ultra combines a 48 or 24 volt DC power system with a factory installed 12 or 24 volt DC converter module to provide a flexible hybrid power solution for wireless network sites. The Hybrid Ultra accepts four or five hot swappable 48 or 24 volt, 700W or 1500W DC Power Modules. The integrated DC converter provides 700 watts of 12 or 24 volts DC output through a separate output bus bar.
Ethernet-based communications and control is standard on every model. System and battery monitoring are provided through a secure web-based server or SNMP. Outputs can be turned off and on, and various parameters can be controlled and managed remotely.
Four or eight load outputs provide remote monitoring and management of connected loads, including the ability to power cycle or load shed. (Supports up to 30A breakers.)
Applications
- Wireless two-way communications networks
- Trunked radio systems
- Microwave
- Backhaul
- DAS
- Security and surveillance
- Automation
- SCADA
- Protection and control
- FTTP/H PON GPON
Other features
- 90 to 93% efficiency
- -30 C to +60 C operating temperature range
- TCP/IP Ethernet is standard on every model – provides complete and easy-to-use remote monitoring and control of the power system using built-in web server and graphical user interface or SNMP
- Battery Backup with 150A LVD and adjustable disconnect and reconnect voltage setpoints
- Dual 100A battery disconnect breakers
- User Adjustable output voltages and battery charge current limit
- Compatible with Lithium-ion batteries but battery monitoring and reporting is done by the battery itself. (read Using DC Power Supplies and Battery Chargers with Lithium-ion batteries for more info)
- Advanced Battery Management (for lead acid batteries)
features
- Battery state of charge and charge current reporting
- Estimated run-time remaining
- Battery discharge testing
- Temperature compensated charging
- Digital and Analog inputs for temperature and site sensors
- Full range of certifications including CSA/UL, FCC Class B, CE, ROHS
