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saibarker
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CCR1036 DC input?

Mon Sep 24, 2018 8:23 am

Hi,

I have found a few forum posts covering this topic but to me they all seem pretty vague.
I want to run a CCR1036-12G-4S-EM on one of our DC only sites.

Please advise of the following:
1) Can you bypass the AC-DC PSU and direct attach +24vDC to the 2-pin molex on the board?
2) What is the voltage range? i.e 9-36v like other RB models? OR will I need a low voltage cut out when the batteries get low?
3) Will the health status still work if PSU is bypassed?
4) Other recommendations / comments

Thanks for your help,
 
saibarker
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Re: CCR1036 DC input?

Wed Sep 26, 2018 1:26 am

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krautzj
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Re: CCR1036 DC input?

Wed Sep 26, 2018 12:52 pm

1) Yes, you can.
2) I'm not sure, but we use 19v DC PSUs on some CCR1036s and they work fine. I very much doubt that CCRs have as wide an input range as other RBs though.
3) Yes.
4) I recommend reading this thread, even though it doesn't directly apply to your case, as it contains lots of info on the subject: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=69422&hilit=CCR+DC+Power#p369673 (keep in mind that some of the information there is old though. CCR1036s no longer have 2 Molex connectors, for example).
 
joegoldman
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Re: CCR1036 DC input?

Wed Sep 26, 2018 12:59 pm

We've replaced our CCR1036 PSU's with complete non-OEM units, you can definitely just hit on the molex headers. We supply 24v constant, as we are still technically powering off AC, but we did ours as there are 2 headers on the board (A+B power) but they only manufacture with single PSU, so we replaced to give ourselves dual power.

As long as you are feeding close to 24v i wouldn't wildy fluctuate, you should be fine. Probably voids warranty though.
 
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Re: CCR1036 DC input?

Fri Dec 27, 2019 11:09 am

We've replaced our CCR1036 PSU's with complete non-OEM units, you can definitely just hit on the molex headers. We supply 24v constant, as we are still technically powering off AC, but we did ours as there are 2 headers on the board (A+B power) but they only manufacture with single PSU, so we replaced to give ourselves dual power.
May I ask which dual power PSU did you chosen?
 
joegoldman
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Re: CCR1036 DC input?

Thu Jan 09, 2020 3:53 am

We used 2 separate standalone generic 24v PSU's.

We actually crammed 4x24v PSU's in a 1RU box - to power 2x CCR1036's. The box had A+B AC feed, and each AC feed powered 2x PSU's, then one PSU from each feed into each CCR.
 
kristsd
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Re: CCR1036 DC input?

Thu Jan 09, 2020 9:42 am

Be aware that new revision CCR use 12V input not 24V!
More than 12V will void warranty and damage any new CCR revision devices.

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