With a flexible, modular design, the Ubiquiti Edgepower 150W Modular DC Power Supplyfrom Ubiquiti Edgepower 150W Modular DC Power Supplyoffers 150 watts of power and can be expanded up to 300 watts using either an AC-DC or DC-DC module (sold separately). The secondary power module can also be configured to act as a backup PSU should the primary unit fail. Whether using both modules or just one, the EdgePower PSU can be connected to EdgePoint routers and switches and also provide power to attached PoE devices. Once configured, the intuitive user interface gives network administrators control over all features offered by this PSU along with remote management when it is connected to a LAN via the built-in Fast Ethernet port.

Flexible, Modular PSU Design    Supports up to Two 150W PSU Modules    Secondary AC-DC or DC-DC PSU Option    Power / Ethernet / PSU LED Indicators    1U Rack Mount Design

The EdgePower provides up to 150W of power output. With an optional PSU in the secondary bay, the EdgePower may be configured to deliver up to 300W of power.

The secondary PSU may be configured as a backup PSU. In backup mode, the secondary PSU remains inactive and offline. If failure of the primary PSU is detected, the secondary PSU

automatically activates to supply continuous power.

Designed for convenient management, the EdgePower Configuration Interface allows administrators to configure and monitor PSU features in a simple, graphical user interface.

The EdgePower may be connected to the LAN for remote monitoring and configuration.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the various voltages and amp of each power supply?

A: This is a 850W PSU. You can see the various voltage and wattage under "Specs".

Q: 2. I there a way to hold this light (similar to Lowel ID light) with a special holder?

A: They attach to a standard light stand like this:

Q: 3. power unit for the I cue by Roscoe?

A: The correct power supply for this unit is the Rosco PSU50 Power Supply - 50 Watts (100, 120, 240V AC), B&H # ROPSU50. Please see the following image below for reference.

Q: 4. i do not live in USA, What European power cable do you recommend for this product ?

A: It is dual voltage, so all you need is the wall outlet adapter. Here is one good option: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1171043-REG/qvs_pa_c3wh_world_power_travel_adapter.html

Q: 5. Is this compatible with a Dell XPS 8940?

A: The Dell XPS 8940 uses a proprietary power supply; the SeaSonic Electronics FOCUS Plus 750W 80-PLUS Platinum Modular Power Supply is not compatible with it.

Q: 6. Is this really a SSR-850PD (V2) or a prime PX-850? The PX replaced the 850PD in Sept of 2019. The PX has 6 peripheral ports while the 850PD has 5.

A: This model would have 5 x 4-Pin Peripheral / Molex ports.

Q: 7. What Power Cable should I get to connect this to the Wall Outlet?

A: The OWC 150W Power Supply for the Thunderbolt Hub uses an IEC320C5 power connector.

Q: 8. According to the manufacturer site, this head is compatible with the DP1, DP2, and DP3 projectors. All those projectors come with and without lenses. What's the difference between the projectors? And what's the difference with and without the lenses? My goal is to project a gobo image onto a wall or person.

A: The DP3 https://bhpho.to/2vzDd4x would be the best choice for use with a 150w tungsten light. It has a fan built in to allow for long run times. The DP2 does not allow for Gobos or attachments. The DP1 would also work but does not have the cooling fan. The lens is what allows for focus and control of the light beam.

Q: 9. is there a cheaper adapter that would work?

A: This adapter works with a number of different devices. Please feel free to email us at provideo@a href= http://bhphoto.com target= _blank bhphoto.com/a with the exact item you need a power solution for and we will see if there is a less expensive option.

Q: 10. Is there a version that works with 220 power?

A: You can use this version with 220v power https://bhpho.to/2LGyiZq.