Power Converter
A power supply is sometimes referred to as a power converter because it converts its input power, both voltage and current, to other levels. The output wattage (voltage x current) remains the same as the input wattage, less the loss of conversion.  For example, a 6 volt 20 amp output would draw a little more than 1 amp from a 120 volt input.  A power converter may have either an AC or DC input.  Power converters most commonly have a DC output, and when the output is AC, the term ‘Inverter’ is usually used.
Acopian manufactures both AC-to-DC and DC-to-DC power supplies/power converters.
- AC-DC SINGLE OUTPUT POWER SUPPLIES
 - AC-DC DUAL & TRIPLE OUTPUT POWER SUPPLIES
 - AC-DC WIDE ADJUST OUTPUT POWER SUPPLIES
 - DC-DC CONVERTERS
 - HIGH VOLTAGE, AC-DC & DC-DC (0 - 30,000 volts)
 - REDUNDANT SYSTEMS and N+1 POWER SUPPLIES
 - POWER SYSTEMS (Online System Builder) Built to your requirements
 
- Linear Power Supplies
 - Switching Power Supplies
 - Unregulated Power Supplies
 - 1U Power Supply Models
 - 2U Power Supply Models
 - Programmable Power Supplies
 - Universal Input Power Supplies
 - Constant Current Power Supplies
 - Power Factor Correction Power Supplies
 - DIN Rail Mountable Power Supplies
 - Wall Mount Power Supplies
 - Rack Mount Power Supplies
 - UL508 Power Supplies
 - NEMA 4X Enclosed Power Supplies
 
                    
                
											
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