Black Box PS466A-DC
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Below you will find brief information for MicroRACK RM260, Power Supply PS466A, Power Supply PS466A-DC. The 16-Port Managed MicroRACK (RM260) is a compact communication-card rack that occupies only 2U of vertical space in a 19" rack. The MicroRACK can not only save you space and effort, but it also has slots for a pair of power supplies that provide redundant power to keep your mission-critical applications alive. Two sturdy front handles allow the rack to be installed, extracted, or transported easily. Two types of MicroRACK Power Supplies are available: the AC power supply (PS466A) plugs into any standard AC outlet and the DC power supply (PS466A-DC) can be attached to a site’s -48-VDC power.
Key Features
Compact size (2U)
Redundant power
AC and DC power options
Hot-swappable front cards
Alarm/fault notification
Easy installation
Multiple function card options
Pages: 25 Black Box PS466A-DC User manual
Brand: Black Box Category: Network switch components Size: 194 KB
Languages: English
Table of contents
Open manualFrequently Answers and Questions
What are the different power options available for the MicroRACK?
The MicroRACK supports both AC and DC power. The AC power supply (PS466A) plugs into any standard AC outlet, while the DC power supply (PS466A-DC) can be connected to a site's -48-VDC power.
How can I install a function card in the MicroRACK?
To install a function card, slide the rear card into the slot from the back of the rack chassis and secure it with screws. Then, slide the front card into the slot from the front of the chassis, connecting it to the rear card. Finally, secure the front card with captive thumbscrews.
What are the different types of function cards available for the MicroRACK?
A wide variety of function cards are available, including cards that provide high-speed G.703 access, router links, or short-haul modem hook-ups.
How does the power supply’s alarm system work?
The rear cards of the power supplies have a 3-position terminal plug for alarm connections. Both normally-open (NO) and normally-closed (NC) relay contacts are provided. The NO contacts close when a fault condition occurs (loss of input power, overheating, or card failure), while the NC contacts open during fault conditions. You can choose the appropriate set of contacts for your application.
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