12V to 24V/48V High-Current Boost Converter
- TopologySynchronous Boost
- Max Output24V 50A / 48V 20A
- EfficiencyUp to 96%
- Thermal Range-40°C to +85°C
Engineered by Shenzhen Eltrum Electronic Co., Ltd., these ruggedized modules solve the critical challenge of stepping up low-voltage DC arrays under severe voltage sag, harsh thermal cycling, and continuous heavy-duty loads.
Ulaanbaatar represents the world’s coldest national capital, where extreme temperature swings from -42°C in deep winter to +35°C in mid-summer challenge the integrity of power electronics. Implementing standard off-the-shelf step-up converters in this harsh environment regularly triggers early field failure due to cold-cranking voltage sag, severe thermal shock, and rapid condensation cycles.
Standard DC-DC converters fail at -20°C because standard liquid electrolytic capacitors suffer severe electrolyte freezing, causing equivalent series resistance (ESR) to spike by over 300%. This induces massive ripple voltage and triggers under-voltage lockout (UVLO). Eltrum replaces conventional caps with ultra-low ESR solid polymer capacitors and custom automotive-grade ferrite inductors rated for sustained -45°C cold boot startup without requiring external pre-heating blankets.
In heavy equipment operating in the Tavan Tolgoi or Oyu Tolgoi mining corridors, starting massive diesel engines under extreme sub-zero conditions causes starter batteries to experience severe cranking sag down to 8.5V DC. Standard boost converters shut down instantly during this transient. Eltrum's OEM step-up units integrate high-frequency synchronous boost topologies capable of maintaining unbroken 24V or 48V auxiliary bus regulation even when input lines drop to 8.0V for up to 15 seconds.
The transition between heated workshops and Ulaanbaatar's freezing outdoor air induces dew-point condensation within non-sealed enclosures, leading to galvanic corrosion and tracking breakdown across high-voltage traces. Furthermore, high particulate coal and mineral dust in urban peri-urban ger districts causes dielectric breakdown. All Eltrum step-up converters utilize vacuum potting with high thermal conductivity polyurethane or silicone elastomer compounds certified to IP67 and IP68 standards.
Field-tested power architectures tailored for government infrastructure, remote telecommunications, extraction sites, and urban transport electrification.
In decentralized ger districts and rural aimags, nomad camps rely heavily on small 12V solar panels and low-cost lead-acid or LiFePO4 batteries. Our custom step-up converters elevate variable 12V rails to stable 24V and 48V buses to power high-efficiency LED arrays, satellite communication terminals, water pumping pumps, and medical refrigeration units without intermediate AC inverters.
Mining vehicles operating out of the South Gobi region demand rugged 24V to 48V boost power supplies to run high-output auxiliary communications, hydraulic telemetry modules, autonomous navigation LIDAR systems, and heavy-duty auxiliary warning lights. Fully potted enclosures prevent vibration failure from corrugated unpaved roads and severe washboard tracks.
Telecom repeater towers scattered across remote steppes require reliable 48V DC power supplies driven by hybrid battery banks. Our isolated and step-up modules isolate vulnerable transmitter transceivers from unpredictable alternator spikes, ground loops, and severe electrostatic discharges generated by dry, high-velocity continental dust storms.
Strategic shifts in energy conservation, mining automation, and urban air quality targets are reshaping the procurement parameters for DC power conversion equipment across Mongolia.
Ulaanbaatar’s ongoing anti-smog programs are accelerating the migration away from raw coal stoves toward clean electrical heating and energy storage. High-efficiency DC-DC step-up systems are central to these initiatives, eliminating dual AC-to-DC conversion losses by allowing decentralized DC solar roofs to pump high-voltage power directly into high-capacity thermal storage banks and heat pumps.
Municipal bus fleets and urban logistics companies in Ulaanbaatar are actively retrofitting older diesel vehicles or adopting modern electric buses to cut emissions. Stepping up low-voltage starter buses to power advanced 24V/48V sensors, fare collection computers, and active battery-pack heating blankets requires robust, automotive-certified DC-DC boost hardware able to withstand deep winter duty cycles.
Due to the vast physical distances between regional monitoring stations and capital headquarters, industrial buyers in Ulaanbaatar increasingly mandate digital connectivity. Converters are no longer passive black boxes; they must integrate RS485 communication protocols (Modbus RTU) to report live input currents, conversion efficiency, core thermal levels, and fault codes back to central SCADA networks.
Key answers addressing customs logistics, extreme environmental tolerances, minimum order thresholds, and OEM bespoke capabilities for Ulaanbaatar-based industrial projects.
Established in 2015, Shenzhen Eltrum Electronic Co., Ltd. operates an advanced manufacturing facility spanning up to 3,000 m² in the Hangcheng industrial cluster of Shenzhen. Certified under ISO 9001 quality management systems, our state-of-the-art facility incorporates high-speed SMT automated placement lines, automated transformer winding, computerized load testing, and comprehensive burn-in aging chambers.
We supply buck, boost, buck-boost, and galvanically isolated power conversion systems to over 130 countries worldwide, supporting OEMs across vehicle engineering, solar infrastructure, marine applications, and robotics.
Every single step-up power module undergoes rigorous high-voltage insulation tests, short-circuit recovery stress tests, and sustained high-temperature full-load burn-in screening before dispatch to eliminate early field mortality.
From customized input voltage profiles (8–90V spans) to specific current thresholds, IP68 hermetic aluminum extrusions, specialized wire harnesses, and laser-etched buyer branding, our in-house engineering team works directly with client specifications.
Whether you require standard 12V-to-24V/48V boost modules, sub-zero battery chargers for Mongolian field operations, or bespoke high-wattage power supplies, our engineering team in Shenzhen is on standby to provide rapid quotes, technical schematics, and prototype evaluations.
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