As network implementations of all types continue their rapid growth, different communications technologies are increasingly co-located in the same equipment site, where the power requirements for one system may be at odds with others. Wilmore dc-dc converters and dc-ac inverters simplify the task of providing multiple dc voltages and/or uninterruptible ac power, both for initial installations and for subsequent site expansions.
Products
DC-DC Converters for
19"/23" Equipment Racks
DC-DC Converters for
Mobile Applications
DC-AC Inverters and
Uninterruptible AC Power
Capacitor-Charging
Converters and Flashlamp
Simmer Supplies
Custom-Designed and
OEM Power Supplies
Applications
Wilmore Electronics Co., Inc
PO Box 1329
607 US 70-A East
Hillsborough, NC 27278
(919) 732-9351
fax (919) 732-9359
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A few examples of Wilmore’s power conversion products for data and communications network applications are described below. We have been powering critical communications systems for more than 30 years. If your particular application is not represented here, please contact us using the form provided on this Web site or by telephone, fax, mail or e-mail at the location shown on this page.
Powering -48 Vdc telecom equipment at sites with 24 Vdc battery systems (and vice versa) involves voltage conversion, isolation and polarity reversal. Wilmore offers a comprehensive line of modular plug-in dc-dc converters for virtually any size system, with features including high power density, N+1 redundancy and remote alarm capability.
Many critical network components require uninterrupted ac power at sites where commercial ac power is unreliable or unavailable. Our dc-ac inverters can provide continuous power in the event of a commercial power outage or in the absence of a commercial ac source. We manufacture dc-ac inverters for use with 12, 24, 48 and 130 Vdc battery systems at power levels up to 2,000 volt-amperes.
As network-to-network interfaces continue to multiply, equipment sites often require unanticipated combinations of electrical power. Powering ancillary network equipment from an incompatible battery voltage is an increasingly common power conversion problem. Series 1500 dc-dc converters are available for all common battery voltages from 12 to 130 Vdc to provide power for wireless transceivers, rf amplifiers, telemetry/control equipment and other critical electronic loads. Multiple converters can be paralleled for fault-tolerant redundancy and/or additional power.