Transmitter Chassis:
The Transmitter Chassis takes standard AC power (for example, 110/220V outlets or 208V source from a rack-PDU) and converts it into high voltage (360V) limited current DC power. It then transforms the DC power signal into a Pulse Current waveform delivered over a Class 4 multi-conductor cable. Each pulse has a short duration of time (e.g., 3ms). The redundant fault management system within the Transmitter Chassis will almost instantly detect a fault (e.g., a cable short or a person touching the wires). Once a fault is detected, it triggers the system to stop power transmission within milliseconds, making it safer than traditional powering methods. Delivering power in this manner enables the use of a thin copper cable and wiring methods afforded to communications wiring per NEC guidelines* where cables housed in conduit are not required, and technicians may complete the installation.
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| Brand | PANDUIT CORP |
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| Manufacturer | PANDUIT CORP |