PFC... reduces the amount of reactive power generated by a computer.
Just for the sake of accuracy: the main intent of an active PFC in power supplies is to reduce the strong harmonic content of the power supply current consumption, which is quite different from reactive power. Power supplies draw a pulsed current waveform, with strong odd harmonics which degrade the voltage waveform in the AC mains. Active PFCs make this current draw close to a sinusoidal, removing most of the harmonic content. That said, it does reduce reactive power consumption, if present, as a welcome side effect.
Ah, sure (for the sake of pickiness): computers don't "generate" any form of power - they consume it.
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I got a reply to my email and its not looking promising so far...
Hi, Adrian.
How are you today? Schematics are proprietary to our company that is why they are not allowed to send. What is the exact information do you need on the HPS3KW-NNR-032? As discussed with Marlou, if we are unable to troubleshoot the issue another option is to send it for repair or failure analysis.
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I read somewhere the power supply's are programmable through I2C and will work from 84-250V !!
However at 110V it will only output 1.5KW compared to the 3KW at 240V
I was half asleep last night but i will search for it again...
Here is a file about the I2C bus of the powersupply.
HPS3KW I2C Protocol Revision0.0
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