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Posted on Nov 25, 2008

I need a 5kW DC generator with -48v output.

My problem is it has to be from Kipor(Alternator can be from any other comany if possible). What are my options?

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Please check www.soleadopower.com we supply DC generator for telecom

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I have 5kW generators that produce -48V DC. The problem is that unless your generator is designed to produce -48V DC it would be difficult to retrofit an existing AC voltage output with a DC output.

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