Fonte de alimentação MEAN WELL RCP-1600-24 1600 W 24 V 90-264 V

The MEAN WELL RCP-1600-24 is a 1U, 19-inch rack AC-DC power supply with active PFC, designed to deliver 24 V DC at up to 67 A (1600 W). It accepts a wide input range of 90–264 V AC, supports hot-swap operation and current sharing across multiple units up to 8 kW, and communicates via PMBus. The unit is compact (85 mm × 300 mm × 41 mm) and RoHS compliant.

Advantages

The RCP-1600-24 provides a stable 24 V output at high current with power factor correction for improved efficiency. Its 1U, 19-inch form factor saves rack space while supporting hot-swappable operation to minimize downtime. PMBus support allows remote monitoring and control, and current sharing enables scalable power systems up to 8 kW.

Suitable for

• Industrial rack-mounted systems and servers
• Telecommunications and network equipment
• Storage systems and laboratory power racks
• Applications requiring redundant or scalable DC power

Key specifications

• Model: MEAN WELL RCP-1600-24 (MPN: RCP-1600-24, EAN: 4021087034418)
• Output: 24 V DC, 67 A (1600 W)
• Input voltage: 90–264 V AC
• Form factor: 19-inch rack, 1U (85 × 300 × 41 mm)
• Features: Active PFC, hot-swap, current sharing up to 8 kW, PMBus
• Compliance: RoHS

How to use

Install the unit in a standard 19-inch rack using appropriate mounting hardware and ensure proper airflow around the 1U module. Connect the AC input within the specified 90–264 V range and wire the 24 V DC output to the load following the manufacturer’s polarity and grounding recommendations. For redundant or higher-power setups, configure current sharing and enable PMBus for monitoring and control. Follow safety procedures when hot-swapping to avoid load disturbances.

Recommendations

Operate the power supply within its rated input and output limits, provide adequate ventilation, and use proper wiring and fusing. Regularly monitor parameters via PMBus if used in critical systems, and follow mean well’s service and safety guidelines for installation and hot-swap procedures.