DC Power Pack Manufacturers & Exporters

Powertron's DC Power Pack is a self-contained AC-to-DC power and battery-backup unit built for control panels, railway and metro coaches, defence platforms, and telecom sites that cannot tolerate a break in DC supply. Available from 12VDC to 220VDC with power ratings and backup time customised to the load, it is engineered as a drop-in replacement for ageing linear supplies and separate charger/battery combinations. This page covers features, specifications, model options, and how to select the right unit for your application.

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DC Power Pack

DC Power Pack

DC Power Pack

FEATURES :

  • Wide input supply range — runs on fluctuating industrial mains without a separate stabiliser ahead of it.
  • Inbuilt battery charging — keeps the backup battery topped up automatically, so there's no manual charging routine to manage.
  • Protection against short circuit, overload and overvoltage — the unit trips safely instead of letting a fault propagate to downstream equipment.
  • Auto changeover on mains failure — the connected load switches to battery power without an external transfer switch or operator action.
  • High efficiency with soft start — reduces inrush current at power-up, which protects both the unit and the load it's feeding.
  • Inbuilt battery backup — power pack and battery are engineered and housed together, simplifying panel space and wiring versus a separate charger-plus-battery setup.

Technical Specifications DC Power Pack

Parameter Specification What It Means For You
Input Supply Range Wide-range AC input (as per site voltage) Runs without a separate line stabiliser even where mains sags or spikes.
Output DC Voltage 12VDC / 24VDC / 48VDC / 110VDC / 220VDC One platform covers control-panel, telecom and railway coach voltage standards.
Output Power Customised to load You size the unit to the actual connected load instead of over-paying for a fixed catalogue rating.
Battery Backup Time As per requirement Backup duration is engineered around your outage profile, not a generic default.
Changeover Automatic, on mains failure No manual switching and no third-party ATS to specify, install and maintain.
Protections Short circuit / overload / overvoltage The unit isolates a fault at source rather than passing it through to downstream equipment — the detail most catalogue power packs list as one line, but that a plant engineer actually has to trust under fault conditions.

Model / Variant Table

DC VOLTAGE POWER BACKUP TIME
12VDC CUSTOMIZED AS PER REQUIREMENT
24VDC
48VDC
110VDC
220VDC

Range Quick-Selection Table

Voltage Class Typical Use
12VDC / 24VDC Control panels, automotive & automation test benches
48VDC Telecom cabinets, data centre auxiliary loads
110VDC / 220VDC Railway/metro coach and substation control circuits

How It Works

A DC Power Pack combines a rectifier/converter stage, a battery charger stage, and a battery bank inside one enclosure, so the load always sees regulated DC — whether mains is present or not. Under normal conditions, incoming AC is converted to the set DC voltage and simultaneously used to float-charge the backup battery, keeping it at full capacity without overcharging it.

If the AC supply fails, an automatic changeover circuit transfers the load to the battery within the unit's rated changeover time, with no operator intervention and no external transfer switch. Once mains returns, the unit reverts to AC-derived DC and resumes charging the battery, ready for the next interruption. Soft-start circuitry limits inrush current at power-up, and the built-in protection stages (short circuit, overload, overvoltage) isolate faults before they reach the connected load — which is what allows a DC Power Pack to sit directly in front of safety-relevant equipment like signalling or control circuits.

Applications by Industry

Industry Application Load / Duty Character Recommended Configuration
Railway & Metro Coach control and signalling auxiliary DC supply Continuous, vibration-exposed 48VDC / 110VDC pack with extended backup
Defence Field and platform control power Continuous, ruggedised 24VDC / 48VDC, custom enclosure
Telecom & Data Centre Auxiliary DC for cabinet electronics Continuous, N+1 preferred 48VDC with VRLA/Li backup
Automotive & Test Vehicle and bench test power Intermittent to continuous 12VDC / 24VDC, custom current
Semiconductor & Electronics Mfg Process line control power Continuous, clean supply 24VDC / 48VDC, low ripple
Automation & Control Panels PLC and I/O backup power Continuous 24VDC, compact panel-mount

DC Power Pack vs. Separate Charger + Battery Bank

Criteria DC Power Pack Separate Charger + Battery
Panel footprint Single enclosure Charger and battery bank occupy separate space
Changeover on mains fail Automatic, built-in Needs an external ATS or manual action
Wiring & commissioning Pre-integrated, fewer interconnections More cabling, more failure points
Battery maintenance Managed by inbuilt charger logic Depends on a separately specified charger
Protection coordination Engineered as one system Must be coordinated across two vendors
Custom voltage/backup Built to spec (12–220VDC) Limited by off-the-shelf charger ranges
Single point of accountability One manufacturer, one warranty Split responsibility if a fault occurs

Selection Checklist

  • Required DC output voltage (12 / 24 / 48 / 110 / 220VDC, or another value).
  • Continuous load current and any peak/inrush current the pack must supply.
  • Required backup time on battery in the event of mains failure.
  • Battery chemistry preference — VRLA or lithium (LFP) — if you have one.
  • AC input voltage and frequency range at site, including how much it fluctuates.
  • Ambient conditions — indoor/outdoor, temperature range, vibration (e.g., rail/rolling stock), IP rating needed.
  • Mounting format — panel-mount, rack-mount, or standalone enclosure.
  • Any mandatory certifications for your industry (rail, defence, telecom) that the unit must be tested to.

Customisation Capability

Because output power and backup time are stated as "customised to requirement" rather than fixed catalogue steps, most DC Power Pack orders already involve some tailoring. Beyond voltage and power, Powertron can customise enclosure type and ingress protection, battery chemistry (VRLA or lithium LFP), communication/monitoring interfaces, connector and terminal layout, and mechanical mounting to match panel or coach cut-outs. For rail and defence programmes, units can be built to the vibration, shock and temperature requirements specified in the tender. Share your GA drawing or panel layout with your enquiry and the engineering team will confirm fit before quotation.

Manufacturing & Quality

Every DC Power Pack is built at Powertron India's own manufacturing facility in Wagle Estate, MIDC, Thane (Maharashtra), where design, winding, assembly, and testing are carried out in-house rather than outsourced. Units go through a documented quality process before dispatch, and Powertron holds ISO, CE, BIS, and GeM empanelment credentials, with manufacturing recognised under the Make in India and MSME programmes. Beyond Thane, Powertron supports customers through sales offices in Delhi, Pune, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Tamil Nadu, and serves export markets through international sales offices in Dubai, Singapore and Malaysia. Post-installation, the same team that engineers the unit is available for commissioning support, spares, and after-sales service, so buyers are not left dealing with a reseller once the order ships

FAQ

What voltage ranges does the DC Power Pack come in? +

Standard offerings cover 12VDC, 24VDC, 48VDC, 110VDC and 220VDC, with power rating and backup time built to your load rather than fixed at a catalogue value.

Does the unit switch to battery automatically if mains power fails? +

Yes — the changeover from AC-derived DC to battery backup is automatic, with no external transfer switch or manual intervention required.

Can I specify lithium batteries instead of VRLA? +

Yes, Powertron's lithium (LFP) battery range is designed to pair with the DC Power Pack where longer cycle life or reduced weight matters.

What protections are built into the unit? +

Short circuit, overload and overvoltage protection are standard, so the unit isolates faults rather than passing them to the connected load.

Is the DC Power Pack suitable for railway and metro coach applications? +

Yes, this is one of its primary use cases; units can be built to the vibration, temperature and mounting requirements typical of rolling stock specifications.

How is backup time determined for my application? +

Backup time is engineered against your stated load current and required outage duration — share both figures with your enquiry for an accurate quotation.

Can the enclosure be customised for outdoor or harsh environments? +

Yes, ingress protection and enclosure construction can be adjusted for outdoor, dusty, or vibration-heavy installations.

What is the typical lead time for a customised DC Power Pack? +

Lead time depends on voltage, power rating, battery chemistry and any custom enclosure work — contact the sales team with your specification for a project-specific timeline.

Do you supply DC Power Packs outside India? +

Yes, Powertron exports through international sales offices in Dubai, Singapore and Malaysia in addition to serving the Indian market.

What do you need from me to issue a quotation? +

Output voltage, load current, required backup time, AC input conditions at site, and any environmental or certification requirements — the Selection Checklist above covers the full list.

Need a DC Power Pack ?

Request a quotation for a DC Power Pack. Send your required DC output voltage, load current, and backup time to sales@powertrondcps.com or call +91 8097707496 / +91 7208560460 for a quotation. Use the Request a Quote button above for a fast response.

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