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BEL SPSPFF3-01 DC/DC Power Shelf

HAN: SPSPFF3-01 SKU: ATE100278
  • Category: DC/DC power shelf
  • Total power: up to 14,400 W (configuration dependent; e.g., 8,700 W)
  • Inputs: two isolated DC feeds, −40 to −72 VDC (−48 VDC nominal)
  • Output: +12.5 VDC (output leaf/busbar set)
  • Offset busbar design
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Product description

Bel SPSPFF3-01 DC/DC Power Shelf

The Bel SPSPFF3-01 DC/DC Power Shelf delivers highly reliable Intermediate Bus Architecture (IBA) power for performance servers, routers, and network switches. It accommodates up to six hot-swap PFF3000-12-069RD DC/DC modules that convert a 40–72 VDC input (−48 VDC nominal) to a stable +12.5 VDC main output. The shelf is Open Compute Project (OCP) rack compatible and offers an optional Network Attached Controller for control and monitoring via 10/100 Mbit Ethernet, directly connected to the data center management network.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Scalable: up to 6 × PFF3000-12-069RD DC/DC modules (hot-swap)
  • Wide input range: 40–72 VDC (−48 VDC nominal) with two separate DC feeds
  • Main output: +12.5 VDC for IBA architectures
  • Management: I²C/PMBus for control, configuration, and monitoring
  • Protections: over-temperature (OTP), output over-voltage (OVP), output over-current (OCP)
  • OCP-ready: busbar connection for OCP V1 & V2, offset busbar design
  • Optional networking: Network Attached Controller with 10/100 Mbit Ethernet
  • RoHS compliant and designed for high reliability & easy serviceability
 

Typical Applications

  • Data centers & hyperscale infrastructure
  • Core/edge networking: routers, switches, gateways
  • Enterprise servers & storage using IBA power
  • Telecom and cloud environments
 

Technical Specifications

MPN SPSPFF3-01
Brand Bel
Form factor DC/DC power shelf (OCP rack compatible)
Module population Up to 6 × PFF3000-12-069RD (hot-swap)
Total power Up to 14,400 W (configuration dependent; e.g., 8,700 W)
Input voltage −40 … −72 VDC (−48 VDC nominal), dual feeds
Main output +12.5 VDC (intermediate bus)
Comms/management I²C with PMBus protocol (control, setup, monitoring)
Optional network controller 10/100 Mbit Ethernet; direct DCIM integration
Protections OTP, output OVP, output OCP
Hot-swap Yes, modules replaceable during operation
OCP busbar OCP V1 & V2, offset busbar
Compliance RoHS

Compatibility & Extensions

Compatible with OCP rack designs. The optional Network Attached Controller adds centralized monitoring, event alarms, and remote control over standard 10/100 Ethernet—ideal for DCIM workflows.
 

FAQ

What does OCP rack compatibility mean?

The shelf targets Open Compute Project racks and supports OCP busbar connections (V1 & V2), simplifying integration in modern high-density data centers.

How many power modules can I install?

Up to six PFF3000-12-069RD DC/DC modules. They are hot-swappable and can be replaced during operation.

Does the system support remote monitoring?

Yes. Local monitoring is available via I²C/PMBus; the optional Network Attached Controller enables monitoring and control via 10/100 Mbit Ethernet.



Specifications

MPN SPSPFF3-01
Brand Bel
Form factor DC/DC power shelf (OCP rack compatible)
Module population Up to 6 × PFF3000-12-069RD (hot-swap)
Total power Up to 14,400 W (configuration dependent; e.g., 8,700 W)
Input voltage −40 … −72 VDC (−48 VDC nominal), dual feeds
Main output +12.5 VDC (intermediate bus)
Comms/management I²C with PMBus protocol (control, setup, monitoring)
Optional network controller 10/100 Mbit Ethernet; direct DCIM integration
Protections OTP, output OVP, output OCP
Hot-swap Yes, modules replaceable during operation
OCP busbar OCP V1 & V2, offset busbar
Compliance RoHS

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