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Forum: FMA Direct

02-14-2016, 10:18 AM

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PSU 37.5V drops to 24.4V

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Posted By JetPlaneFlyer

More likely a problem with one of the PSU's......

More likely a problem with one of the PSU's... have you done the modifications to disconnect the ground connection inside the PSU?

Forum: FMA Direct

02-12-2016, 12:36 PM

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PSU 37.5V drops to 24.4V

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Posted By JetPlaneFlyer

The supplies have no way of 'detecting' that two...

The supplies have no way of 'detecting' that two chargers are connected. I think it must be the way you have it wires. Can you take a photo?

Forum: FMA Direct

02-12-2016, 09:19 AM

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PSU 37.5V drops to 24.4V

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Posted By JetPlaneFlyer

The combination of the DPL (Dual power lab) and...

The combination of the DPL (Dual power lab) and the regular PL8 could for sure be exceeding the output of the power supply, which could cause them to trip out. But that would only happen if you were...

Forum: FMA Direct

02-12-2016, 08:18 AM

Replies: 17

PSU 37.5V drops to 24.4V

Views: 6,396

Posted By JetPlaneFlyer

Sounds like one of your DPS-600PB server supplies...

Sounds like one of your DPS-600PB server supplies is dropping out under load. You should be able to see the fan stop and the supply that's failed will get hot.

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