300A 24VDC Power Supply?

Is there such a beast as a 300A 24V Power Supply?

Sure, but it ain't gonna be DIN-rail mountable...

Companies like THIS ONE consider 300A as 'small'...

Good old Globalspec found 10 hits for 300A@24VDC

http://dc-power-supply.globalspec.com/SpecSearch/Suppliers?QID=5751824&Comp=270&nr=1

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-Eric

OK

I`m sure you could have one made. They may not be an off the shelf item. We have a 7.5 kva at 12 volts that heats a knive. We actually had a transformer co. build one to get a heavier secondary because it kept burning the leads off. I would figure a 20 kva at 24 volts wouldn`t be a problem.
I think we used Texas Transf Co. to build ours.

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Cant be too uncommon, most DC welders are 300A or so at 50vdc or thereabouts.

Except for welding cant imagine why you would need that many amps at 24vdc.

Well, I couldn't imagine needing this many amps at 24V either until I had a request for a test stand with that capability.

Eric:

Thanks for the reminder about Global Spec. Sometimes google is just too crowded or if momentary brain block keeps you from finding the right search phrase you get all sorts of weird results.

Of course, I'll use two din rails for this one...

I know that they are out there, I work at and Electro-Plating facility (ahhhh look at the shinny chrome) the biggest rectifiers that we have are 0-15 VDC 10K Amps with less than 1% ripple. Go to www.zinex.com they will custom build any size rectifier that you might need. Not sure how much they would charge but they have great quality