150V 50A Electrodialysis Rectifier

A configurable 150V 50A industrial DC power supply for electrodialysis, with project-specific cooling, controls and enclosure options.

The 150V 50A Electrodialysis Rectifier supplies 7.5 kW of adjustable DC power for membrane separation, desalination trials and compact electrodialysis systems.

The 150V 50A Electrodialysis Rectifier applies controlled DC across ion-exchange membrane stacks, driving selective ion migration for desalination, concentration or process-water separation according to the membrane and hydraulic design.

Establishing the membrane-stack field

Electrodialysis uses a DC electric field to move ions through selective membranes. Adjustable output lets operators set a suitable electrical load as feed conductivity and concentration change. Separation results also depend on membrane type, stack design, flow distribution, pretreatment and limiting-current operation.

Core specifications

DC output 150V, 50A
Rated power 7.5 kW
Control Constant current or constant voltage
Cooling Air cooling or water cooling
Options Ramp, timer, data output, PLC and RS485
Custom range 1–1000V and 1–100,000A
150V 50A Electrodialysis Rectifier specification and selection reference
Typical specification and selection reference; final configuration is confirmed for the application.

Select from stack data

Provide membrane-pair count, stack resistance, feed conductivity, maximum voltage and intended current density. The normal operating point should sit comfortably within the adjustment range rather than at its extreme.

Useful monitoring

Voltage, current and accumulated energy can be reported to the treatment controller. Remote setpoints, flow permissives and alarms can protect operation when circulation or conductivity moves outside the selected range.

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