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Hi,
I ordered the 600W PSU from the subject line, as the combination of StealthChanger hotends can trip overcurrent protection on the LDO stock 200W PSU (why: 70 W heating elements in multiple heads. Two heads at a time is safe. But, more than that, juggling the power budget is getting messy and at the mercy of PWM. I don't need any random events that are extremely unlikely - making them impossible to debug - but shut down the whole box mid-print).
My question: It seems to be 10 mm wider. Does it still mount on the same DIN rail clips? Any other good solutions?
I found this, but attaching via side-mounted screws adds even more width.
The installation space in the printer is wide enough, in principle. But moving the problematic cable ducts in my printer by more than a few mm would mean a lot of wires need to be re-routed...
I ordered the 600W PSU from the subject line, as the combination of StealthChanger hotends can trip overcurrent protection on the LDO stock 200W PSU (why: 70 W heating elements in multiple heads. Two heads at a time is safe. But, more than that, juggling the power budget is getting messy and at the mercy of PWM. I don't need any random events that are extremely unlikely - making them impossible to debug - but shut down the whole box mid-print).
My question: It seems to be 10 mm wider. Does it still mount on the same DIN rail clips? Any other good solutions?
I found this, but attaching via side-mounted screws adds even more width.
The installation space in the printer is wide enough, in principle. But moving the problematic cable ducts in my printer by more than a few mm would mean a lot of wires need to be re-routed...
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