NetSure 211 C46-S1 Equipment information & support
The Emerson NetSure 211 C46-S1 is an ultra-reliable 2U embedded telecom power subrack accommodating up to 4 x R48-1000/1000e3 rectifiers for 60A-80A output, widely deployed for cell site stability.
Equipment information
- Brand
- Emerson
- Equipment model
- NetSure 211 C46-S1
- Equipment type
- DC Power Systems (-48V)
- Controller / software version
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Information below comes from the current product catalogue. Confirm the controller, software version and configuration of the installed equipment separately.
- Rated Distribution Capacity
- 60A - 80A / 4000W Output
- Compatible Rectifier Modules
- R48-1000 / R48-1000e3 Series
- AC Input Voltage
- 85V - 290V AC Wide Grid Tolerance
- Chassis Form Factor
- 88 (2U) × 482 × 290 mm
- Supervisory Controller Slot
- M221S / M222S Controller Unit
- Nominal DC Output Voltage
- -48VDC (-42V ~ -58V)
Alarms & troubleshooting
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