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Rectifiers
PBI systems (pulse buffer rectifiers) are industrial DC power supply systems that meet high requirements in terms of functionality, technical parameters and reliability. The rectifiers are designed to supply DC consumers and charge batteries in accordance with the device specifications.
Rectifiers of the PBI family can be divided due to the type of housing used: compact (CS, CW), module (M), module with controller (MC), cabinet (MS), traction case (TR).
APS Energia service support
Reliability, Safety, and Maintenance during the Warranty and Post-warranty Period
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