Replacing Bridge rectifier

Nitmare67 · Feb 7, 2009

Anybody know if I can swap out a Tripp-Lite recitifer (70ct01p) to something else? It will not hurt the power supply will it?

I believe the bridge rectifiers to be bad but tripp lite sells them for 20 each when you can find others of equal current rating or more for less than 10.

Whats up with that?

dudmuck · Feb 8, 2009

what is the current rating?
you can get single phase bridge rectifiers for $3 to $4 that can do 35A to 50A.

Nitmare67 · Feb 8, 2009

I am not sure what the rating is honestly. The power supply is a PR 60 - 60 amp peak 48 continues amps.

THere is 2 rectifiers.

mackmobile43 · Feb 8, 2009

Get yourself 2 of these because those tripplites are house marked and no longer available through tripplite but they can be replaced with this(RBR1000V-50A-1 ) < number at this address Westgate Laboratories LLC - Electronic Parts Distributor
or you can find them at www.newark.com.

Any good 50 amp rated above the operating voltage in the same package size would work.

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