Mixed — see below

ZTE ZXDU systems and ZXD rectifier modules

ZTE DC plants are common wherever ZTE won the radio contract — which across MEA, South Asia and parts of Latin America is a great deal of the network. Support for them outside the original contract is thin, and that is usually why people find us.

Availability & lifecycle

Mixed. The ZXDU platform continues, but specific module and controller revisions rotate quickly, so an exact revision match matters more here than on most families.

Models we are asked for

Part number	Model	Indicative specification
ZXD2400	ZTE ZXD2400 (V4.3)	48 V · 2400 W class · rack rectifier module
ZXD3000	ZTE ZXD3000 (V5.5)	48 V · 3000 W class · rack rectifier module
ZXDU68	ZTE ZXDU68 systems	48V DC power systems for indoor and outdoor sites

Specifications are indicative and published by the manufacturer. Availability, exact revision and lead time are confirmed in the written quotation.

Where it is used

ZTE radio access sites
Operator networks in MEA and South Asia
Fiber and transmission cabinets
Outdoor integrated power cabinets

What to send us

The full designation including the version marking — ZXD2400 V4.3 and ZXD3000 V5.5 are different items, and the version is on the label. A photo of the subrack helps confirm the ZXDU variant.

Compatibility notes

Cross-generation substitution inside the ZXD range is possible but version-sensitive. Send the version marking and we will confirm rather than assume.

Common questions about this family

Why does the version marking on a ZTE ZXD module matter so much?

Because revisions rotate quickly in this range. A ZXD2400 V4.3 and a ZXD3000 V5.5 are different items, and the version is printed on the label. Substitution across generations is possible but version-sensitive, so send the exact marking rather than just the model family.

What is a ZXDU68?

It is ZTE's 48V DC power system platform for indoor and outdoor sites — the cabinet and shelf assembly that ZXD rectifier modules plug into. Support for these outside the original ZTE contract is thin, which is usually why operators come looking for parts independently.