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    Option:1 - 48V Derived From AC-DC Converter Fed From Main AC UPS

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    Option 1 derives 48V DC from an AC-DC converter fed by the main AC UPS, requiring less space since DC conversion is in the radio shelter and no dedicated batteries or ventilation are needed. Option 2 uses a dedicated DC charger with a battery bank. Option 3 feeds the telecom load from a 125V DC system to a 125V to 48V DC converter, requiring a larger battery bank due to the 8 hour autonomy requirement for telecom loads.

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    Option 1 derives 48V DC from an AC-DC converter fed by the main AC UPS, requiring less space since DC conversion is in the radio shelter and no dedicated batteries or ventilation are needed. Option 2 uses a dedicated DC charger with a battery bank. Option 3 feeds the telecom load from a 125V DC system to a 125V to 48V DC converter, requiring a larger battery bank due to the 8 hour autonomy requirement for telecom loads.

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    Option 1 derives 48V DC from an AC-DC converter fed by the main AC UPS, requiring less space since DC conversion is in the radio shelter and no dedicated batteries or ventilation are needed. Option 2 uses a dedicated DC charger with a battery bank. Option 3 feeds the telecom load from a 125V DC system to a 125V to 48V DC converter, requiring a larger battery bank due to the 8 hour autonomy requirement for telecom loads.

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    Option:1 - 48V Derived From AC-DC Converter Fed From Main AC UPS

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    shrikanth5singh
    Option 1 derives 48V DC from an AC-DC converter fed by the main AC UPS, requiring less space since DC conversion is in the radio shelter and no dedicated batteries or ventilation are needed. Option 2 uses a dedicated DC charger with a battery bank. Option 3 feeds the telecom load from a 125V DC system to a 125V to 48V DC converter, requiring a larger battery bank due to the 8 hour autonomy requirement for telecom loads.

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    Option:1 - -48V derived from AC-DC converter fed from Main AC UPS

    Advantages:
    • Lesser Foot print - DC Converter could be placed in the radio shelter.
    • No Dedicated batteries required, hence no corrossion proof equipment required in
    Radio shelter
    • No Ventilation system required
    • No Eye wash required
    • No PPEs required - again lesser foot print
    Option:2 - Dedicated DC charger with battery bank

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    Option:3 - Telecom load fed from 125V DC system (Switchgear) to 48V DC

    - 125V DC to 48V DC converter required.


    - 48V DC converter to be placed either in the SS or in the Radio Shelter
    - Larger battery banks (125V DC) due to 8 hour autonomy for telecom
    loads

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