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Does any industry have a 100VDC power bus?

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Hello,

I cannot understand why these xenon flash beacons are designed to run off an input voltage of 10-100VDC.

Surely very very few industrys uses a power bus of 100VDC?


I woudl have thought 60VDC was the maximum likely to be used, otherwise they would just use 230VAC or 120VAC mains... or even 3 phase mains (415VAC)?
 

Telecom is 48V, and some applications impose voltage
deratings of 2X when reliability is needed "by the book".
10V meanwhile is a discharged automotive battery.

Probably just trying to cover as many apps with one
design, as practical.
 
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thanks.....the thing is that above 60V and the cost of solutions goes up dramatically...because there are few monolithic led drivers, IC's etc which can handle above 60V.
 

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