PANDUIT DPoE Power System User’s Guide | Issue 1.0 |
| Part Number: PN380 |
Package Contents
The DPoE Power system chasses (PANDUIT part number DPoEPWRCM or DPoEPWRCU) are shipped with the following included items.
Table 2: Package Contents
Item | Quantity | Notes |
DPoE Power System User’s Guide | 1 | This document. PANDUIT part number PN380 |
Cord Brackets | 3 | For securing the individual power cords to the rear |
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| of the DPoE Power System Chassis |
Screws with integrated washers | 4 | For securing the DPoE Power System chassis to |
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| a 19” rack |
Nuts | 2 | For securing the lugs to the bulk DC connection |
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| on the rear of the DPoE Power System chassis |
Screws with integrated washers | 6 | |
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| back of the DPoE Power system chassis |
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1 | Element Management Software for the DPoE | |
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| Power System (included with DPoEPWRCM only) |
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NOTE:
GMT fuses, which are installed as part of installing the DPoE Power System, are NOT included with the shipment. Fuses can be ordered in packages of 10 from PANDUIT (part number DPoEPWRF10). Fuses are also available from Littelfuse® and Bussman®. Their part numbers are as follows:
Littelfuse® 481 series 10 Amp fuse; part number 0481010 Bussman®
Heat Dissipation
The following table displays the maximum and typical British Thermal Units per hour (BTU/hr) of heat dissipated from each rectifier. The maximum is calculated at 90 VAC, and typical is calculated at 230 VAC.
Table 3: Heat Dissipation
Part Number | Typical BTU/hr | Max BTU/hr |
DPoEPWRR500 | 249 | 410 |
DPoEPWRR1250 | 451 | 833 |
AC Input Wiring
The DPoE Power System chassis uses an individual AC feed architecture (See Figure 1: Individual AC Feed Wiring Architecture), which requires one AC feed per rectifier. The, up to three, AC connections are made using the IEC320 receptacles on the rear of the chassis (See Figure 6: Chassis (Rear View) - AC Connections).
Connect each feed, using the appropriate power cord as listed in Table 1: DPoE Power Components Available into the appropriate receptacle on the back of the system. Cord securing brackets are included to secure the AC plugs to the chassis (See Figure 7: Securing Cord Bracket to Chassis).
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