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Programmable DC Power Supply

Size
60U to 90U+
Power
150 kW to 2000 kW+
Manufactured
USA
Build-time
4-6 weeks

Magna-Power Electronics MT Series uses the same reliable current-fed power processing technology and controls as the rest of the MagnaDC programmable power supply product line, but with larger high-power modules: individual 150 kW and 250 kW power supplies. The high-frequency IGBT-based MT Series units are among the largest standard switched-mode power supplies on the market, minimizing the number of switching components when comparing to smaller module sizes. Scaling in the multi-megawatts is accomplished using the UID47 device, which provides master-slave control: one power supply takes command over the remaining units, for true system operation. As an added safety measure, all MT Series units include an input AC breaker rated for full power.

250 kW modules come standard with an embedded 12-pulse harmonic neutralizer, ensuring low total harmonic distortion (THD). Even higher quality AC waveforms are available with an external additional 500 kW 24-pulse or 1000 kW 48-pulse harmonic neutralizers, designed and manufactured exclusively by Magna-Power for its MT Series products.

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High-power performance, harmonic control, and configurability for demanding systems

High-performance DC power at scale

High-performance DC power at scale

Precise, stable output for multi-kilowatt to multi-megawatt systems.

With a wide range of high current and high voltage up to 6,000 Vdc (floating), the MT Series systems deliver fast transient response, high-accuracy programming and measurement, and low output ripple across a wide range of power levels. With constant-voltage or constant-current operation and automatic crossover, they respond quickly to changing loads and hold tightly to their targets—well suited for high-power test stands, industrial process power, and multi-megawatt installations where performance matters.

Configured-to-order with integrated options

Configured-to-order with integrated options

Rich standard features, extended when needed.

Like the rest of the MagnaDC line, MT Series supplies start with a strong control base: SCPI over RS232, isolated rear User I/O, LabVIEW and IVI drivers, and Remote Interface Software included. From there, integrated options let you tailor each system for its role—High Isolation Output (+ISO) for extended series stacking, High Slew Rate Output (+HS) for faster dynamics, LXI TCP/IP Ethernet (+LXI) and IEEE-488 GPIB (+GPIB) for additional communications, plus protection and mechanical options such as an Integrated Blocking Diode (+BD) and Pedestal Base (+PB) for fixed installations.

Stepless front-panel control with blank panel option

Stepless front-panel control with blank panel option

Hands-on where you want it, hidden where you don’t.

The standard SL front panel provides rotary and key-based control, bright digital metering, and clear status indicators, so operators can configure setpoints, start and stop the supply, and see system health at a glance. For OEMs and production tools, the optional blank (C-version) front panel removes local controls altogether while retaining full control via communication interfaces and rear 37-pin user I/O, keeping systems secure, clean, and operator-proof.

Harmonic Neutralizers for cleaner high-power systems

Reduce THD at the source for easier power-quality compliance.

Input current harmonics are an inherent by-product of three-phase rectifiers: a standard 6-pulse front end produces harmonic currents at 1, 5, 7, 11, 13… times the fundamental, with the 5th and 7th components alone at roughly 20% and 14% of the fundamental. These currents can excite sensitive loads—such as lighting ballasts with series capacitors/inductors—and make meeting power-quality guidelines like IEEE 519 more challenging. The most reliable way to minimize harmonic issues is to eliminate harmonic current at the source.

For high-power systems, Magna-Power manufactures specially wound Harmonic Neutralizers that multiply the number of input phases and dramatically cut input current THD, passively. Standard 1.5–150 kW Magna-Power supplies draw a 6-pulse waveform, while 250 kW MT Series and 500 kW ML Series models embed a 12-pulse Harmonic Neutralizer and 1000 kW ML Series models embed a 24-pulse Harmonic Neutralizer—transparent to the user.

Harmonic Neutralizers for cleaner high-power systems

Rugged by design: safety + reliability, as you'd expect from Magna-Power.

Reliable current-fed power processing

Reliable current-fed power processing

Rugged by design: self-protecting topology for uptime.

The SLx Series uses a high-frequency, current-fed architecture that adds a control stage beyond conventional voltage-fed designs. This topology inherently limits fault energy—avoiding fast-rising current spikes and magnetic core saturation so the supply self-protects and your load stays safe. Paired with state-of-the-art SiC power semiconductors, SLx delivers class-leading power density, efficiency, and reliability, including continuous full-power operation up to 50°C ambient.

  • Current-fed architecture with an added control stage vs. voltage-fed.
  • Inherent surge immunity—no current spikes or core saturation.
  • Self-protecting behavior under fault conditions.
  • SiC devices for high density and efficiency; full power to 50°C.
Safety features & interlock

Safety features & interlock

Soft-start, programmable protection, and a mechanical line disconnect for true safety.

MagnaDC supplies start gently and watch continuously. A soft-start stage keeps inrush below steady-state draw, while built-in diagnostics monitor line, thermal, and control conditions. In standby or on a diagnostic fault, an embedded AC contactor mechanically disconnects the mains, assuring the unit only processes power when intended. Faults are shown on the front-panel status display, through 5V digital outputs, and are queryable via SCPI.

  • Programmable trips: Over voltage (OVT) and over current (OCT)/

  • Control integrity: Program-line over-voltage detection.

  • Thermal protection: Over temperature on internal heatsinks.

  • Interlock/E-stop fault monitoring as a standard diagnostic.

  • Field integration: 5V interlock input (with 5V reference) for a dry-contact, latching inhibit with control power maintained.

From lab scripts to factory PLCs, flexible programming & integration.

Software integration made easy

Readable commands, quick results—works with any language.

MagnaDC power supplies exposes a clear, text-based API with native SCPI, an ASCII-based command language sent over socket communications. Over 40 well-documented commands cover start/stop, set points for voltage, current, high-accuracy measurements, and full configuration—so your scripts and systems go from proof-of-concept to production fast.

  • SCPI command sets with consistent behavior.
  • Start/stop & protections: enable output, set trip limits, query status.
  • High-accuracy reads: voltage, current, power, and sense feedback.
  • Developer-driven documentation & examples.
import serial
magnaPower = serial.Serial(port='COM4', baudrate=19200)
magnaPower.write('*IDN?\n'.encode())
print magna_power.readline()
magnaPower.write('VOLT 0\n'.encode())
magnaPower.write('CURR 0\n'.encode())
magnaPower.write('OUTP:START\n'.encode())
magnaPower.write('VOLT 270\n'.encode())
currSetPoints = [50, 100, 150, 250]
for currSetPoint in currSetPoints:
    print 'Setting Current to %s A' % currSetPoint
    magnaPower.write('CURR {0}\n'.format(currSetPoint).encode())
    magnaPower.write('MEAS:VOLT?\n'.encode())
    print magnaPower.readline()
    time.sleep(20)
magnaPower.write('OUTP:STOP\n'.encode())
magnaPower.close()
magna_power = serial('COM4', 'BaudRate', 19200);
fopen(magnaPower);
fprintf(magnaPower,'*IDN?');
idn = fscanf(magnaPower);
fprintf(magnaPower,'VOLT 0');
fprintf(magnaPower,'CURR 0');
fprintf(magnaPower,'OUTP:START');
fprintf(magnaPower,'VOLT 270');
for currSetPoint in [50, 100, 150, 250]
    display('Setting Current to '+currSetPoint+' A');
    fprintf(magnaPower, 'CURR '+currSetPoint);
    fprintf(magnaPower,'MEAS:VOLT?');
    display(fscanf(magnaPower));
    pause(20);
end 
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <windows.h>

int main()
{
    printf("Opening connection.\n");

    uint8_t recvBuffer[sizeof(uint8_t) * 256];
    memset(recvBuffer, 0, 256);

    // Choose the serial port name.  
    // COM ports higher than COM9 need the \\.\ prefix, which is written as
    // "\\\\.\\" in C because we need to escape the backslashes.
    const char* device = "\\\\.\\COM4";

    // Choose the baud rate (bits per second).  
    uint32_t baud_rate = 19200;

    HANDLE port = open_serial_port(device, baud_rate);
    if (port == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) { return 1; }

    char* scpiCmd = (char*)"*IDN?\n";
    size_t cmdLen = strlen(scpiCmd);
    int result = write_port(port, (uint8_t*)scpiCmd, cmdLen);
    if (result < 0)
        return -1;
   
    result = read_port(port, recvBuffer, 256);
    printf("Sent: %s\nReceived: %s\n", scpiCmd, recvBuffer);
   
    scpiCmd = (char*)"VOLT 0\n";
    cmdLen = strlen(scpiCmd);
    result = write_port(port, (uint8_t*)scpiCmd, cmdLen);
    if (result < 0)
        return -1;

    scpiCmd = (char*)"CURR 0\n";
    cmdLen = strlen(scpiCmd);
    result = write_port(port, (uint8_t*)scpiCmd, cmdLen);
    if (result < 0)
        return -1;

    scpiCmd = (char*)"OUTP:START\n";
    cmdLen = strlen(scpiCmd);
    result = write_port(port, (uint8_t*)scpiCmd, cmdLen);
    if (result < 0)
        return -1;

    scpiCmd = (char*)"VOLT 270\n";
    cmdLen = strlen(scpiCmd);
    result = write_port(port, (uint8_t*)scpiCmd, cmdLen);
    if (result < 0)
        return -1;

    char setPoints[4][5] = {"50", "100", "150", "200"};
    char setPointBuffer[40];
    scpiCmd = (char*)"MEAS:VOLT?\n";

    for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++)
    {
        sprintf(setPointBuffer, "CURR %s\n", setPoints[i]);
        printf("Setting current to %s A\n", setPoints[i]);
        cmdLen = strlen(setPointBuffer);
        result = write_port(port, (uint8_t*)setPointBuffer, cmdLen);
        if (result < 0)
            return -1;
        memset(recvBuffer, 0, 256);
        result = read_port(port, recvBuffer, 256);
        printf("Received: %s\n", recvBuffer);
        Sleep(20000);  // 20000ms = 20s
    }

    scpiCmd = (char*)"OUTP:STOP\n";
    cmdLen = strlen(scpiCmd);
    result = write_port(port, (uint8_t*)scpiCmd, cmdLen);
    if (result < 0)
        return -1;

    CloseHandle(port);

    printf("Connection closed.\n");
    return 0;
}
using System;
using System.IO.Ports;
using System.Threading;

namespace SerialCommunicationInCSharp
{
  public class Program
  {
    static bool _continue;
    static SerialPort serialPort;

    public static void Main(string[] args)
    {
      Thread readThread = new Thread(Read);

      Console.WriteLine("Opening connection.");

      // Create a new SerialPort object with default settings.
      serialPort = new SerialPort("COM4", 19200, Parity.None, 8, StopBits.One);

      // Set the read/write timeouts
      serialPort.ReadTimeout = 500;
      serialPort.WriteTimeout = 500;

      serialPort.Open();
      _continue = true;
      readThread.Start();

      Console.WriteLine("Sending: *IDN?");
      serialPort.WriteLine("*IDN?");

      serialPort.WriteLine("VOLT 0");
      serialPort.WriteLine("CURR 0");
      serialPort.WriteLine("OUTP:START");
      serialPort.WriteLine("VOLT 270");

      string[] currSetPoints = { "50", "100", "150", "250" };
ß
      for(int i = 0; i < currSetPoints.Length; i++)
      {
        serialPort.WriteLine(String.Format("'CURR {0}", currSetPoints[i]));
        serialPort.WriteLine("MEAS:VOLT?");
        Thread.Sleep(20000);
      }

      serialPort.WriteLine("OUTP:STOP");

      Console.WriteLine("Closing connection.");
      _continue = false;
      serialPort.Close();
      }

    public static void Read()
    {
      while (_continue)
      {
        try
        {
          string message = serialPort.ReadLine();
          Console.WriteLine("Received: " + message);
        }
        catch (TimeoutException) { }
      }
    }
  }
}
External User I/O for PLC control or PHIL simulation

External User I/O for PLC control or PHIL simulation

Wire it like an I/O module—no extra isolation needed.

Via the included rear 37-pin User I/O connector, MagnaDC supplies can be fully driven and monitored by external signals or a PLC. Voltage, current, OVT, and OCT set points are programmed with 0–10 V analog inputs, while each diagnostic condition has its own +5V digital status pin. Built-in +2.5V, +5V, and +10V reference rails let you use dry contacts without adding external supplies. All I/O is isolated from the output and referenced to earth ground as standard.

  • 0–10 V analog programming for V, I, OVT, and OCT.

  • Per-fault digital outputs: each diagnostic has its own +5V pin.

  • Isolated user I/O referenced to earth ground—no extra isolators.

  • With High Slew Rate Output (+HS), high-bandwidth response and fast rise times support HIL/PHIL simulation applications.

High-performance master-slave operation

High-performance master-slave operation

Scale voltage or current without sacrificing performance.

All MagnaDC supplies support master-slave operation, using gate-drive signals from the master when configured for parallel, so the whole stack behaves like a single supply—with one control loop and no noisy long analog references. The optional UID47 accessory simplifies wiring for series or parallel sets with near-equal sharing.

  • Single control loop parallel operation: Master gate-drive to slaves for consistent dynamics.

  • Plug & play with the UID47, enabling parallel or series stacks with current/voltage sharing.

  • Series up to the DC isolation rating without added hardware.

  • No additional ORing diodes required for parallel operation.

Magna-Power software, LabVIEW & IVI drivers

From virtual front panel to full automation—out of the box.

Every MagnaDC supply includes an IVI driver and NI LabVIEW driver with a full set of VIs, plus example programs so you can get talking to the hardware in minutes. For direct front-panel-style control from a PC, Magna-Power’s Remote Interface Software provides a rich view into the supply—from commands and registers to calibration and firmware.

  • IVI & NI LabVIEW drivers included with full VI set.

  • Example programs to jump-start integration and testing.

  • Remote Interface Software with:

    • Virtual front panel for manual control

    • Command panel to explore and send commands

    • Register panel for live status monitoring

    • Calibration panel for internal digital potentiometers

    • Firmware panel for in-place upgrades

    • Modulation panel to emulate non-linear profiles

  • All communication interfaces supported across software and drivers for a consistent programming experience.

Magna-Power software, LabVIEW & IVI drivers

State-of-the-art USA manufacturing with worldwide support

Made in the USA

Made in the USA

Vertically integrated manufacturing for full quality control.

Magna-Power products are designed, built, tested, and serviced at Magna-Power’s 73,500 sq-ft headquarters in Flemington, New Jersey, where metalwork, magnetics, PCB assembly, and burn-in are all done in-house for tight control over quality, cost, and lead-time.

  • USA-built: Engineering, manufacturing, and service under one roof.
  • In-house production: Metalwork, magnetics, SMT PCBs, and finishes.
  • Proven reliability: Every unit fully tested, calibrated, and burned in.
Worldwide service & OEM parts support

Worldwide service & OEM parts support

Factory expertise, local response.

Magna-Power backs its products with factory and authorized service centers across North America, Europe, the UK, Asia-Pacific, East Asia, and South America—using factory procedures and genuine parts to restore units to original specifications, in or out of warranty.

  • Global coverage: HQ in New Jersey plus regional authorized service centers.
  • Consistent repairs: Factory diagnostics, work instructions, and system diagrams.
  • Genuine OEM parts: Tested replacement assemblies for predictable, low-downtime service.

Model Ordering Guide

For both ordering and production, MT Series models are uniquely defined by several key characteristics, as defined by the following diagram:

MT Series Ordering Guide

MT Series Models

There are 49 different models in the MT Series spanning power levels: 150 kW, 250 kW, 500 kW, 750 kW, 1000 kW+. To determine the appropriate model:

  1. Select the desired Max Voltage (Vdc) from the left-most column.
  2. Select the desired Max Current (Adc) from the same row that contains your desired Max Voltage.
  3. Construct your model number according to the model ordering guide.
Max Voltage
Vdc
150 kW 250 kW 500 kW1 750 kW1 1000 kW1 Ripple
mVrms
Efficiency
Max Current Adc
32 4500 40 90%
40 3750 6000 12000 18000 24000 40 91%
50 3000 5000 10000 15000 20000 50 91%
60 2500 4160 8320 12480 16640 60 91%
80 1850 3000 6000 9000 12000 60 91%
100 1500 2500 5000 7500 10000 60 91%
125 1200 2000 4000 6000 8000 100 91%
160 900 1500 3000 4500 6000 120 91%
200 750 1250 2500 3750 5000 125 91%
250 600 1000 2000 3000 4000 130 92%
300 500 833 1666 2499 3332 160 92%
375 400 660 1320 1980 2640 170 92%
400 375 625 1250 1875 2500 180 92%
500 300 500 1000 1500 2000 220 92%
600 240 400 800 1200 1600 250 92%
800 180 300 600 900 1200 300 92%
1000 150 250 500 750 1000 400 92%
1250 120 200 400 600 800 500 92%
1600 90 150 300 450 600 600 92%
2000 75 125 250 375 500 800 92%
2500 60 100 200 300 400 900 92%
3000 50 80 160 240 320 1000 92%
4000 36 60 120 180 240 1100 92%
5000 30 50 100 150 200   92%
6000 25 41.6 83.2 124.8 166.4   92%
AC Input Voltage
Vac
Input Current Per Phase Aac
380/415 Vac, 3Φ 276 440 880 1320 1760    
440/480 Vac, 3Φ 238 380 760 1140 1520    

1Power levels are achieved through master-slave parallel of 250 kW models. Contact sales for systems up to 3,000 kW.

Specifications are subject to change without notice. Unless otherwise noted, all specifications measured at the product's maximum ratings.

AC Input Specifications

3Φ AC Input Voltage
Available on all models
380/400 Vac (operating range 342 to 440 Vac)
415 Vac (operating range 373 to 456 Vac)
440 Vac (operating range 396 to 484 Vac)
480 Vac (operating range 432 to 528 Vac)
Input Frequency
50 Hz to 60 Hz
Power Factor
> 0.92 at maximum power, 100 kW and 150 kW models
> 0.96 at maximum power, 250 kW models
AC Input Isolation
±2500 Vdc, maximum input voltage to ground

DC Output Specifications

Voltage Ripple
Model specific. Refer to chart of available models.
Line Regulation
Line regulation is a measure of a power supply's ability to maintain its output voltage (or current) given changes in the input line voltage. Line regulation is expressed as percent of change in the output voltage (or current) relative to the change in the input line voltage.
Voltage mode: ± 0.004% of full scale
Current mode: ± 0.02% of full scale
Load Regulation
Load regulation is a measure of the power supply's ability to maintain its output voltage (or current) given changes in the load, measured while operating at the maximum rated voltage (or current). Load regulation is expressed as the difference between voltage (or current) at full load minus voltage (or current) at min load, divided by the products max voltage (or current) rating.
Voltage mode: ± 0.01% of full scale
Current mode: ± 0.04% of full scale
Stability
± 0.10% for 8 hrs. after 30 min. warm-up
Efficiency
90% to 92%
Model specific. Refer to chart of available models.
Maximum Slew Rate
Standard Models
< 170 ms for a programmed output voltage change from 0 to 63%
< 200 ms for a programmed output current change from 0 to 63%
Maximum Slew Rate
Models with High Slew Rate Output (+HS) Option
< 5 ms for a programmed output voltage change from 0 to 63%
< 10 ms for a programmed output current change from 0 to 63%
Bandwidth
Standard Models
3 Hz with remote analog voltage programming
2 Hz with remote analog current programming
Bandwidth
Models with High Slew Rate Output (+HS) Option
60 Hz with remote analog voltage programming
45 Hz with remote analog current programming
DC Output Isolation
Models Rated ≤1000 Vdc
±1000 Vdc, maximum output voltage to ground
DC Output Isolation
Models Rated >1000 Vdc or Models with +ISO Option
±6000 Vdc, maximum output voltage to ground

Programming Interface Specifications

Front Panel Programming
Stepless aluminum rotary knobs and keypad
Computer Interface
RS232, D-sub DB-9, female (Standard)
LXI TCP/IP Ethernet RJ45 (Option +LXI)
IEEE-488 GPIB (Option +GPIB)
External User I/O Port
37-pin D-sub DB-37, female
Referenced to Earth ground; isolated from power supply output
See User Manual for pin layout
Remote Sense Limits (Wired)
Available for models ≤ 1000 Vdc without High Isolation Output (+ISO) option
3% maximum voltage drop from output to load

Accuracy Specifications

Voltage Programming Accuracy
Programming accuracy is a measure of how close the actual power supply output will be to the programmed setting, as measured by an ideal meter.
± 0.075% of max rated voltage
Over Voltage Trip Programming Accuracy
± 0.075% of max rated voltage
Current Programming Accuracy
Programming accuracy is a measure of how close the actual power supply output will be to the programmed setting, as measured by an ideal meter.
± 0.075% of max rated current
Over Current Trip Programming Accuracy
± 0.075% of max rated current
Voltage Readback Accuracy
Readback accuracy is a measure of how close the measured and displayed value will be to the actual power supply output.
± 0.2% of max rated voltage
Current Readback Accuracy
Readback accuracy is a measure of how close the measured and displayed value will be to the actual power supply output.
± 0.2% of max rated current

External User I/O Specifications

Analog Programming and Monitoring Levels
0-10 Vdc
Analog Output Impedances
Voltage output monitoring: 100 Ω
Current output monitoring: 100 Ω
+10V reference: 1 Ω
Digital Programming and Monitoring Limits
Input: 0 to 5 Vdc, 10 kΩ input impedance
Output: 0 to 5 Vdc, 5 mA drive capacity

Physical Specifications

Size and Weight
100 kW Models
Floor-standing double-bay 19" cabinet with casters
67" H x 48" W x 31.5" D (170.2 x 121.9 x 80.0 cm)
1600 lbs (725.8 kg)
Size and Weight
150 kW Models
Floor-standing double-bay 19" cabinet with casters
67" H x 48" W x 31.5" D (170.2 x 121.9 x 80.0 cm)
2100 lbs (952.5 kg)
Size and Weight
250 kW Models
Floor-standing triple-bay 19" cabinet with casters
67" H x 72" W x 31.5" D (170.2 x 182.9 x 80.0 cm)
3300 lbs (1496.9 kg)

Environmental Specifications

Ambient Operating Temperature
0°C to 50°C
Storage Temperature
-25°C to +85°C
Humidity
Relative humidity up to 95% non-condensing
Temperature Coefficient
0.04%/°C of maximum output voltage
0.06%/°C of maximum output current
Air Flow
Front and rear inlet, top exhaust

Regulatory Specifications

EMC
Complies with 2014/30/EU (EMC Directive)
CISPR 22 / EN 55022 Class A
Safety
Complies with EN61010-1 and 2014/35/EU (Low Voltage Directive)
CE Mark
Yes
RoHS Compliant
Yes

The following are vectorized diagrams for the MT Series. Refer to the Downloads section for downloadable drawings.

Front Side
150 kW Models
Rear Side
150 kW Models
Front Side
250 kW Models
Rear Side
250 kW Models
DC Output Bus
Models Rated 50 Vdc and Below
DC Output Bus
Models Rated 60 Vdc through 1000 Vdc
DC Output Bus
Models Rated Greater than 1000 Vdc or with High Isolation Output Option (+ISO)

Integrated Options

Standard integrated options are available for Magna-Power products, allowing the product's performance and communication interfaces to be tailors to the specific application.

High Isolation Output
Option
+ISO
Available for models rated for 250 Vdc to 1000 Vdc, the +ISO option greatly increases the output isolation, used when the application demands floating or tying units in series beyond the standard ±1000 Vdc output isolation rating.
High Slew Rate Output
Option
+HS
A hardware and control modification that replaces the standard output stage with one of low capacitance film and/or high RMS current rated aluminum electrolytic capacitors. This option provides higher bandwidth with faster output rise and fall times.
IEEE-488 GPIB
Option
+GPIB
IEEE-488 General Purpose Interface Bus (GPIB) communication interface providing full command support and compatibility with other GPIB devices
Integrated Blocking Diode
Option
+BD
An internally heatsinked protection diode on the positive output terminal of a MagnaDC programmable DC power supply to protect the product's output from reverse voltages far exceeding the product's output voltage rating.
LXI TCP/IP Ethernet
Option
+LXI
TCP/IP Ethernet communication protocol and single RJ-45 interface, certified to the LXI Class C standard, for socket communications using conventional computer networks
Pedestal Base
Option
+PB
A heavy-duty, floor-mountable platform base for the rack enclosure that replaces the standard casters, designed for fixed installations.

Accessories

External accessories and integration services available for this product.

BDx Module
1U blocking diode module covering a wide range of voltages and currents and providing necessary cooling, power supply controls interface, and remote sensing location.
DBx Module
High-performance add-on bringing ultra-high stability less than 10 ppm, up to 24-bit resolution, and up to 10x reduction in ripple.
DC Power Cables
DC power cables with wide range voltage ratings, current ratings, and termination options, made-to-order by Magna-Power
RS485 Converter
Industrial RS232 to Addressable RS485 Converter. Plugs into product's RS232 port.
UID46: Universal Interface Device 46
Master-slave interface device for load sharing. Includes interface device and (2) D-Sub 37 cables.
UID47: Universal Interface Device 47
Master-slave interface device for load sharing. Includes interface device and (2) D-Sub 37-pin cables with a braided shield.
USB Edgeport Converter
Industrial Plug and Play USB to RS232 Converter. Adapter plugs into product's RS232 port.

Documentation

MT Series Datasheet [4.6.0] [EN] [PDF]
MT Series Datasheet [4.6.0] [ZH] [PDF]
MT Series User Manual [6.0] [EN] [PDF]

Software

Photovoltaic Power Profiles Emulation [2.0.0.12] [ZIP] [License Required]