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|Articles|March 30, 2016
Spellman High Voltage Electronics Introduces New Power Distribution Unit
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Spellman High Voltage Electronics recently introduced its Power Distribution unit (PDU).
Spellman High Voltage Electronics recently introduced its Power Distribution unit (PDU). The PDU’s capabilities provide custom power distribution units, which deliver AC and DC power for high performance CT scanning, X-ray imaging and critical industrial applications. Spellman’s power conversion expertise can provide custom DC supplies up to 100 kilowatts in output power.
Spellman’s PDUs can proactively eliminate the trouble and expense of downtime due to power quality issue. The PDU provides the clean AC and DC power that today’s applications demand, in one integrated cost savings assembly. Sophisticated comprehensive digital remote powering monitoring capability can monitor, diagnose, and fix power quality issues.
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