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    Wiring from AC to Power Supplies Series or Parallel

    I have a 3 Axis system setup and got a separate power supply 48V 8.3A for each axis. What would be the proper way to connect them from the AC inlet, in Series or Parallel?
    Hive 8 - G0704 CNC Mill - 20 inch Telescope - High Resolution 3D Printer - Lasersaur 100W CO2 Cutter / Engraver

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    Re: Wiring from AC to Power Supplies Series or Parallel

    Quote Originally Posted by hive8 View Post
    I have a 3 Axis system setup and got a separate power supply 48V 8.3A for each axis. What would be the proper way to connect them from the AC inlet, in Series or Parallel?
    Using terminal blocks 3 into 1 are your best choice, there are many different types of terminal blocks, that you can do this with, here is one that I use
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    Re: Wiring from AC to Power Supplies Series or Parallel

    The AC input to the power supplies would be in parallel.

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