Wow this is so cool to see. I use these meanwell security ups for my wisp towers. I’ll use a 12v security ups going into 12-48 dc/dc converter. Then the 48v goes into a tycon bt injector that feeds the netonix mini switches. I wish id not used the mini switches though because the next size up is happy to take 12vdc, so i could remove the dc/dc converter. Ive been running these setups for 4 years and they are bulletproof. My only annoyance is how long they take to charge after a long outage, and not knowing when theres an event. I will probably start installing the tycon web3 device soon to email me when i/o closes from ups state change. Its very cool to see you talking about these in reference to a wisp. Fyi my network is all cambium epmp3000 with siklu bh and ignitenet60ghz for short bh. Thanks for the cool videos!
Nah. 1, doesn't affect stability. The swing range is 46~54.4v . 2, The running battery voltage without mains is 52v. 3, The float voltage in a 48v plant is 54.4v. 4, A commercial entity that specializes in power supplies wouldn't make an unstable piece of equipment. The output is 48 but the charging is 54.4 and has a potentiometer for adjustment. The 48v on most industrial power supplies can be fixed when there's a DC to DC converter that ensures stable voltage.
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Wow this is so cool to see. I use these meanwell security ups for my wisp towers. I’ll use a 12v security ups going into 12-48 dc/dc converter. Then the 48v goes into a tycon bt injector that feeds the netonix mini switches.
I wish id not used the mini switches though because the next size up is happy to take 12vdc, so i could remove the dc/dc converter.
Ive been running these setups for 4 years and they are bulletproof. My only annoyance is how long they take to charge after a long outage, and not knowing when theres an event. I will probably start installing the tycon web3 device soon to email me when i/o closes from ups state change.
Its very cool to see you talking about these in reference to a wisp. Fyi my network is all cambium epmp3000 with siklu bh and ignitenet60ghz for short bh. Thanks for the cool videos!
Can bus ? where an I find a crash cores about that? thanks👍
It does appear the voltage is set at exactly 48v, that's going to make the unit unusable for many telecom uses.....
Nah. 1, doesn't affect stability. The swing range is 46~54.4v .
2, The running battery voltage without mains is 52v.
3, The float voltage in a 48v plant is 54.4v.
4, A commercial entity that specializes in power supplies wouldn't make an unstable piece of equipment. The output is 48 but the charging is 54.4 and has a potentiometer for adjustment. The 48v on most industrial power supplies can be fixed when there's a DC to DC converter that ensures stable voltage.