White Lightning's high-output Ground Power Units deliver more DC power, more efficiently, and for far less than most people expect. But there's a catch that surprises a lot of operators: getting full rated output requires more AC input power than you might assume. As DC output goes up, so does AC demand. Plug a high-output GPU into an undersized circuit and it will run — but you may run into insufficient amperage issues if you need to test multiple systems at once.
Watch White Lightning's Jon Sisk explain how to make sure your hangar power isn't the bottleneck in our helpful new video below:
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LEC-50 High Voltage GPU Extension Cord
