Power Conditioner, 16.7A at 120V AC, 4.2A at 480V AC, 8.3A at 240V AC, 9.6A at 208V AC Max Amps MPN:23232208
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Power Conditioner, 16.7A at 120V AC, 4.2A at 480V AC, 8.3A at 240V AC, 9.6A at 208V AC Max Amps
Protect your sensitive electronics with the SOLAHD Power Conditioner, a robust and reliable solution for a wide range of applications. With a maximum amp rating of 16.7A at 120V AC and 4.2A at 480V AC, this conditioner is perfect for use in industrial settings, data centers, and commercial facilities. Its hardwired design and high power rating of 2kVA ensure a stable output voltage of 120/240V AC, while its compact size of 13x10x18 inches makes it easy to install in tight spaces. Ideal for use with servers, networking equipment, and other critical systems, this conditioner provides a safe and efficient way to protect your equipment from power surges and spikes.
Top product features:
- Power Conditioner provides voltage regulation to +/-1 percent
- The unit is hardwired for secure installation
- The Power Conditioner has a power rating of 2kVA, allowing for 2,000 W of output
Top product applications:
- Data Center Power Distribution
- Telecom Equipment Power Conditioning
- Industrial Automation Power Conditioning
Power Conditioner, Mounting Type Panel Mount, Max. Amps 16.7A @ 120V AC, 4.2A @ 480V AC, 8.3A @ 240V AC, 9.6A @ 208V AC, Input Voltage 120/208/240/480V AC, Output Voltage 120/240V AC, Power Rating 2kVA, Output Watts 2,000 W, Hardwired, Width 13 in, Depth 10 in, Height 18 in, Phase Single, Voltage Regulation Percent +/-1, Cord Length No Cord, Number of Outlets 0, Standards CSA C22.2 No. 66, RoHS, UL1012
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 12 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 33.50
- Package Width: 16.50
- Package Height: 16.60
- Package Weight: 118.00
Product info last updated on January 15, 2026 8:14am UTC
Category: Power Quality and Distribution