PSC Zeus DIT Power Distribution System
Built for the power needs of a DIT cart, the PSC Zeus DIT runs on three redundant 600 W power supplies, for up to 1800 W of AC power.
Up to 500 W of that charges ten removable 98 or 99 Wh Smart batteries, which run everything until AC power reaches the cart. Each battery is under 100 Wh, so the batteries travel in carry-on luggage. Another 300 W runs 12 VDC equipment on eight XLR-4 outputs and a 2-pole SpeakOn, and two 24 V XLR-3 outputs give up to 300 W each for bright, sunlight-readable monitors.
USB-A and USB-C ports charge phones and tablets, a USB PD3.1 port gives up to 140 W for a laptop, and an internal inverter supplies up to 400 W of AC. A 4-pole SpeakOn input takes an external battery.
The unit fills two rack spaces in a black powder-coated aircraft aluminum housing, cooled by a slow-turning, quiet 120 mm fan. AC comes in on a Neutrik PowerCon with the supplied 12 AWG cable, and the heavy-duty rack brackets mount flush or offset, front or back. PSC developed it over about two years with working DITs.
Features
- Three redundant 600 W power supplies, 1800 W total
- Charges ten removable 98 or 99 Wh Smart batteries
- Eight 12 V XLR-4 outputs and a 12 V SpeakOn
- Two 24 V XLR-3 outputs at up to 300 W each
- USB-A, USB-C, and a 140 W USB PD3.1 output
- Internal 400 W AC inverter
- LED battery fuel gauge and volt meters
- Two rack spaces, aircraft aluminum










