RECOM Released RACM3000-M 3kW Power Supply Series
The new 3000W AC/DC power supply targets high-power industrial and medical systems needing intelligent monitoring.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Semiconductors
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RECOM has released the RACM3000-M series, a power supply unit capable of delivering 3000W of output power. The series is designed to meet strict safety standards including UL/IEC 60601 for medical equipment and UL/IEC 62368 for information technology hardware.
Why it matters
This release provides a high-density power solution for complex industrial and medical systems that require robust power distribution and remote diagnostics. By integrating communication standards, it facilitates centralized control in large-scale electrical infrastructure.
The unit delivers a maximum of 3000W of output power and maintains a standby output of 5V at 2A. It incorporates a CAN bus interface for digital system integration, providing a scalable baseline for power management compared to traditional non-communicating units.
The players
RECOM
A developer of power supply solutions focusing on high-efficiency conversion and safety-certified hardware for industrial and medical applications.
The details
The RACM3000-M series achieves power management through active load sharing, which allows multiple units to connect in parallel for increased total output. It uses integrated OR-ing field-effect transistors—semiconductor components that act as high-speed electronic switches—to protect against reverse current flow between parallel units. The hardware is built to 2MOPP standards, representing two means of patient protection, ensuring safe isolation between the electrical supply and any attached medical equipment.
Timeline
October 7, 2026: Official publication of the power supply series release.
The Tech Race
The RACM3000-M follows the established industry trajectory toward modular, interconnected power hardware that meets the strict UL/IEC 60601 standard. This release positions RECOM to compete in high-demand environments where parallel power scaling is a critical design requirement.
Engineers and system integrators can now utilize these units for parallel power scaling in high-load industrial and medical environments. Deployment will depend on project-specific power requirements and integration with existing CAN bus control frameworks.
The takeaway
This release underscores a broader shift toward intelligent power hardware that facilitates both high output and remote monitoring. System architects should monitor for the release of the upcoming RDC3000-M DC-input variants to evaluate power flexibility in future designs.
What happens next
RECOM has announced plans to launch future RDC3000-M variants, which will shift to a 400V to 800V DC input range.
Further reading
Explore more power management developments in our Semiconductors section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Electronics For You - Official Site ElectronicsForU.com.
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