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Steve
- Jan 1, 1970
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48VDC is the voltage used in telephone exchanges and large ISPs. This is
usually provided from a battery bank which is constantly on charge (or
some more clever arrangement) so that it is effectively a UPS. The cost
of providing the power required for a telephone exchange with mains
UPS type supplies are too high. I have seen the battery banks for an
exchange and they are huge room sized things.
Most high quality stuff has 48VDC options.
You can get 48VDC supplies but unless you already have one I would
forget it. They can be expensive and you probably don't need the hassle
in a school.
The only option option would be to get mains AC supply for the kit but
again it could end up costing a lot more than its worth.
Hope this helps,
Steve
usually provided from a battery bank which is constantly on charge (or
some more clever arrangement) so that it is effectively a UPS. The cost
of providing the power required for a telephone exchange with mains
UPS type supplies are too high. I have seen the battery banks for an
exchange and they are huge room sized things.
Most high quality stuff has 48VDC options.
You can get 48VDC supplies but unless you already have one I would
forget it. They can be expensive and you probably don't need the hassle
in a school.
The only option option would be to get mains AC supply for the kit but
again it could end up costing a lot more than its worth.
Hope this helps,
Steve