GE‘s CP2500DC45PE-F compact power line dc-dc converter with front input connector features an input current of 40 to 72 Amps and programmable output voltage range from 44 to 58 Volts, providing high-density Power over Ethernet (POE)-compliant power in a minimal form factor. Part of the company’s recently launched rectifier portfolio, the new converter has been specifically designed to operate as an integral part of a complete distributed power system. The 1U-high solution, also referred to as a power entry module (PEM), provides users with a unique feature—it moves the input connector from the back of the unit to the front to meet customers’ space and access requirements.
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This design feature is particularly important to embedded front-end power applications where rear power entry is often undesirable or even impossible. In addition, the unit provides 2,250-Volts of isolation as required by enterprise-driven PoE solutions. The new dc-dc converter complements GE’s CP3000AC54TE-F rectifier, together providing comprehensive solutions for systems connected either to commercial ac mains, 48/60-Volt power plants or telecom central officers. It also is slot-swappable with the CP3000AC54TE-F rectifier.
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