Ribbon SBC-5210-PSUDC 1200W -48V DC Power Supply Unit
The SBC-5210-PSUDC is a robust 1200W -48V DC power supply unit engineered for the Ribbon SBC 5210 session border controller platform. This dedicated power supply delivers reliable, continuous power to mission-critical telecommunications infrastructure, ensuring uninterrupted service availability for enterprise VoIP and unified communications deployments. Designed for telecom-grade reliability, this -48V DC power supply meets stringent industry standards for carrier-class equipment.
Key Features
- 1200W output capacity for stable power delivery
- -48V DC voltage specification for telecom infrastructure compatibility
- Designed specifically for Ribbon SBC 5210 platform integration
- Carrier-grade reliability and redundancy support
- Compact form factor optimized for data center deployment
- Industry-standard connector interfaces for seamless installation
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Ribbon |
| Part Number |
SBC-5210-PSUDC |
| Power Output |
1200W |
| Voltage |
-48V DC |
| Application |
Ribbon SBC 5210 Session Border Controller |
| Product Category |
DC Power Supply Unit |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SBC-5210-PSUDC power supply used for?
The SBC-5210-PSUDC is a dedicated 1200W -48V DC power supply for the Ribbon SBC 5210 session border controller, providing reliable power for enterprise telecommunications and VoIP infrastructure.
Is the SBC-5210-PSUDC compatible with newer Ribbon platforms?
The SBC-5210-PSUDC is specifically designed for the Ribbon SBC 5210 platform. Newer deployments may use the SBC 5400 platform with updated power supply specifications.
What are the power requirements for Ribbon SBC 5210 systems?
The Ribbon SBC 5210 requires a -48V DC power supply with 1200W capacity, as provided by the SBC-5210-PSUDC unit for optimal performance and reliability.
Can the SBC-5210-PSUDC support redundant power configurations?
The SBC-5210-PSUDC is engineered for carrier-grade telecommunications environments and supports standard redundancy architectures common in enterprise session border controller deployments.
