Anyone recognize this power supply?

[Cartel]

Its 13.8v and unknown amps, 100?
There is no name and it has 5 identical modules in it.

Dont know where else to ask.

thanks

[sam_sam_sam]

Re: Anyone recognize this power supply?

It could be a forklift battery charger would be a good guess

But very old model is my guess

I would test each module by it self just make sure pay attention to how it is hook each other

I would expect that to start the charging cycle you probably have at least a minimum of 8 to 10 for it to start charging would be my guess

[stj]

Re: Anyone recognize this power supply?

not a forklift, the cells are in series - 48v or higher.
it could be an early solid-state charger for garages though.

[R_J]

Re: Anyone recognize this power supply?

It might be from a audio display system used in stores.

[CapLeaker]

Re: Anyone recognize this power supply?

It might be from a audio display system used in stores.

Naw... doesn't have big enough filter caps. Looks like it used to run a lot and someone knew how to fix it (a lot). The screw holes are worn, extra grounding lug...

My guess, a commercial PSU, ran something in some sort of an transmitter site. Second thought: An shore charger for the battery bank on a boat?

[budm]

Re: Anyone recognize this power supply?

Any printing on the circuit boards at all?

[PeteS in CA]

Re: Anyone recognize this power supply?

I think I saw a 1989 date code on that silver-colored 85C 1000uF made by El Cap.

[petehall347]

Re: Anyone recognize this power supply?

strange coil on the output . and what looks like a motor cap .