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BRIEF DESK

Send LinkScope Sourcing 49 the supply lines you want quoted

LinkScope Sourcing 49 is an independent sourcing partner. This page is the handoff for a switching-supply brief. It is not a storefront, and it does not list a street counter because none is published for this desk.

How a brief arrives

Use the form on this page. The fields are name, work email, phone, company, and the requirement text. There is no separate upload and no public mailbox printed here.

What the first reply can cover

The desk can confirm that volts, amperes, enclosure, quantity, destination, and timing are present, then ask factories for those rows. It cannot confirm stock, a dollar figure, or a safety mark in the first reply.

When to write

Send the note on a business day when the specification is stable enough to quote. A sample quantity and a production quantity can be two sentences in the same field. Name the day you hope to receive each quantity.

What to put in the requirement field

Illustration of a sourcing desk with a checklist and an enclosed supply brick
  • Output: 12 V, 24 V, or -48 V, with amperes and the watt figure you expect the sheet to show.
  • Input: 100-240 VAC at 50 Hz and 60 Hz, or a DC plant feed, plus the inlet style.
  • Box: enclosed, open-frame, or shelf, and fan or convection if the site cares.
  • Quantity, the US destination, and a requested receive day.
  • Optional budget with currency and a per-module or whole-order basis.
  • Optional supplier preference: high-end, mid-range, budget, or undecided. That choice is not a verified rating.

Power rating, frequency range, rack unit height, ingress protection, and runtime are useful only when they belong to the line you are buying. Power over Ethernet, switching capacity, and forwarding rate belong on other bills. Impedance, connector mating cycle, measurement accuracy, and calibration traceability are copied only when your acceptance plan already names them.

New module or a refurbished spare

Side A, new: a current build can make the safety file and the support path easier to request when the cabinet will be cloned. Side B, refurbished: a tested spare can fill a discontinued footprint when condition notes, a test date such as 2025-04-02, and warranty months are written. The preference control is your choice. It is not a grade this desk has verified.

Vendor-marked brick or another maker

Side A, a vendor-marked supply: it may follow a radio maker’s accessory note when that note names the model. Side B, another maker’s brick: it can widen the factories you ask, if pinout, regulation, and the cooling curve at 40 °C are checked on the host. A shared 120 W or 240 W label does not finish that check.

Background: a buyer wrote “power supply for the shelter” with no volts. Process: the desk asked for 12 V, 24 V, or -48 V, the enclosure, and the US destination before copying any factory. Result: the note became a 24 V 10 A enclosed line, which is 240 W, plus a separate cord line. The scene is a clarification step, not a completed order.

If you need the cell layout, open the quote rows or the inquiry labels. The privacy note describes how the form text is handled. No social channel is published for this desk, so the form is the path.

Requirement form

The same form opens from product rows in a narrow dialog. Here it sits beside the checklist so you can draft the lines while you type. A quotation is not required before you submit.

Please enter your name.
Please enter a valid work email.
Please enter your company.

Submitting lets the desk review the brief and contact factories. Read the Privacy Policy. Stock, price, fit, and compliance stay unconfirmed until a named supplier answers the exact module.