New ZTE ZXD3000 53.5V 50A rectifier Module 3000W Power For ZVS Induction Heating For Sale

New ZTE ZXD3000 53.5V 50A rectifier Module 3000W Power For ZVS Induction Heating
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New ZTE ZXD3000 53.5V 50A rectifier Module 3000W Power For ZVS Induction Heating:
$87.79

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Product Description

Specification:
Model Number:ZXD3000
Brand:ZTE
Output Power:3000W
Output Type:Single
Input Voltage:AC 100-240V
Input Frequency:50/60hz
Output Voltage:53.5V
Output Current:50A
Size:132mm*41.5mm*300mm
Weight:2Kg


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