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Cence FMP is a fault-managed (Class 4 rated) power system for loads over 100 W (up to 3.2kW per channel) that is equipped with Digital Current™ technology.
Cence FMP can safely transmit up to 450V DC, reducing line losses along cables, reducing copper in cables, and making installation and maintenance pain-free.
Input
Up to 277V AC / Up to 400V DC
Output
Up to 400V DC (programmable)
Number of Channels Per FMP Transmitter
4
Power Per FMP Channel
Up to 3.2kW (3200 W)
Total Power Per FMP Transmitter
Up to 12.8kW (12800 W)
Peak Efficiency
95%
Electrical Class Rating
Class 4 Power System
Dimensions of 2U - 19″ rack shelf
19" (482.6 mm) W x 15.75" (400 mm) D x 3.5" (88.9 mm) H (with mounting bracket)
Weight
52.9 lbs / 24 kgs
Colour
White (custom colours available)
Mounting
Rack or wall mount options
Enclosure Material
Steel
Electrical
Fault-managed, Class 4 power system with Digital Current™ technology built to comply with UL 1400-1 and UL-62368-1
Wireless
Pre-certified wireless module, certified to meet FCC, IC, and CE (RED) requirements for wireless transmitters
UL Certification
UL-1400-1 (Pending) and UL 62368-1 (Pending)
Plug-and-play installation into standard AC receptacles
Fault-management technology shuts power off if a fault is detected, enabling the use of low-voltage wiring practices
Each channel has a status light to indicate successful fault management
Hot-swappable channels
No need for mechanical protection (jurisdiction dependent), and less copper is used in comparison to AC electrical systems
Continuous DC power transmitted (rather than pulsed) for reduced interference and a more cable agnostic system
Saves energy with high-voltage DC by reducing line losses along cables
Digital Current™ technology combines the benefits of PoE with traditional AC line voltage
Learn More About The Benefits Of High-Voltage DC Transmission
The Cence FMP Digital Current™ Transmitter is a modular, fault-managed DC (direct current) power system. It consists of intelligent fault-managed power transmitters and receivers. Active fault-management allows the system to make use of low-voltage wiring practices, and reduce copper usage, while still providing the benefits of higher voltages (such as reduced line losses).
Each channel of the Digital Current™ transmitter has an integrated rectifier that makes a highly efficient conversion from AC to DC power, then distributes up to 450V DC to Digital Current™ receivers. From there, receivers can regulate voltages down to 60V DC or lower.
Each Digital Current™ Cence FMP Transmitter sends up to 450V DC to Digital Current™ receivers. With active fault-management, power is interrupted between transmitters and receivers in a fraction of a second in the event of any electrical faults.
Being fault-managed allows the system to make use of low-voltage wiring practices (in order to avoid mechanical protection and reduce copper usage). When a Digital Current™ receiver gets its power from the Digital Current™ transmitter, the 450V DC is stepped down to the correct voltage for the power load. Digital Current™ receivers can be daisy chained to maximize power yield of the channels they are connected to.
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