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SEPTEMBER BOOTH 17-320; BERLIN RECOM goes RAILWAY


PLUG & PLAY HIGH POWER RMD series (150 - 1000W) ▪ Connect each train battery power system ▪ Verification reference test report with EN50155 approval available ▪ Full power from -40°C up to +85°C without derating. Cold start at -50°C! ▪ Reduced weight and no encapsulation for vehicles with limited axle load ▪ Fully equipped without need of external parts


› Inrush Current Limitation, Input Reverse Polarity Protection & 10ms Hold Up Time on board, Remote Control & DC oK-Signal


› Powering sub-networks in parallel or n+1 redundancy with active current sharing


Outstanding efficiency up to 96,7% for highest lifetime and lowest power loss


Chassis mount


Easy to handle with Cage Clamp Connectors


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