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power supplies chained together

TonyV225

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when this configuration is used do they have to be the same amperage?? Or can they be linked aslong as there voltage is set the same big connected to smaller or vise versa
 

hey what if I plug straight into the ac outlet Im sure to get plenty of juice >>>> Well maybe in my shorts after that manover LMAO kidding well Ill have to sit and get along with this setup unti I win the lottery :roll:
 
I am confused by your question? I ran 2 Astron RS70M power supplies together which provides 140 amp surge

In fact the supply has had directions to connect 2 together to increase amperage and it even has the connector on the back when hooking 2 of them together
 
Hamer I was was asking for example is if I could hook my 52 amper to my 80 amper as long as the voltage was the same??
 
hahaha....funny :naughty

I was was asking for example is if I could hook my 52 amper to my 80 amper as long as the voltage was the same??

You can, but don't try to run anything that takes more draw than 100 amps.
 
N o what I meant by chaing was making it so nobody could walk of woith them or steal them. I would chain them to a rack system next to thre bench. What about a car alrm setup on them that may work. HMMMM Hey mole I got a project for ya!!!!!!!LMAO!!!!!!! :P
 

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