H1-10K
Isolated rack DC-to-AC platform with telecom input variants.
Telecommunications
DC-to-AC Inverters for Telecom & Base Stations
Highidea Power supplies rack DC-to-AC inverters for telecom rooms and base stations that already operate a DC power plant. Portfolio options include 24 V, 48 V and 240 VDC inputs, compact H-series platforms and the 48 V modular HM 3–15K line. These systems supply AC loads without adding a separate UPS battery charger where the site DC system is already available.
The problem
What you need to solve.
Telecom sites commonly distribute DC, but servers, monitoring and NMS devices may still require stable AC.
Why it's hard
The engineering reality.
- The inverter must integrate with the existing DC plant rather than duplicate its battery and charging functions.
- Rack space, DC input current and communication interfaces constrain the design.
- Different site standards use 24 V, 48 V or high-voltage DC.
Recommended products
What we'd specify.
Compare product families suited to this operating environment, then contact our team for final sizing and configuration.
HM 3–15K
48 VDC modular parallel telecom inverter in a rack format.
HP 6K
6 kVA rack telecom inverter for 48 VDC systems and 220 VAC critical loads.
Key points
Selection at a glance.
- Confirm DC plant voltage and available current.
- Define AC load watts, power factor and inrush.
- Confirm rack units, redundancy and monitoring protocol.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does a telecom inverter include batteries?
Not necessarily. Telecom inverters can use the site’s existing DC plant. Confirm whether the selected model includes AC input, charging or batteries during configuration.
Can it integrate with telecom monitoring?
Compatible H-series equipment supports monitoring options, while exact protocols and interfaces are model-dependent. Provide the required NMS or dynamic-environment monitoring interface during selection.
Start a project
Specify a telecom & base stations power solution.
Share the load, voltage, runtime, environment and required document scope for a configuration review.