Powering the Next Generation of Data Centers: Introducing JPCPT’s ORV3 AC Whip Cable Solutions

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As AI, cloud computing, and hyperscale data centers continue to grow at an unprecedented pace, power distribution must evolve to match the demands of next-generation infrastructure. JPCPT’s ORV3 AC Whip Cable Solutions are engineered to deliver the reliability, efficiency, and interoperability required by advanced rack systems, fully aligned with the Open Compute Project’s mission of open and scalable hardware architecture.

NVIDIA MP Ready. OCP Compliant. In Stock and Ready to Ship.

Our ORV3 cable family is designed for immediate deployment across AI and HPC environments.

Key Certifications and Readiness

  • NVIDIA MP Ready ✓
  • OCP Compliant ✓
  • In Stock and Ready to Ship ✓
  • UL817 Approved (20A, 30A, 60A) ✓
    UL File Number: E548739

Every product is built through MES+ automated production, ensuring consistent quality, precision, and full traceability from materials to finished cable assemblies.

Engineered for the OCP ORV3 Ecosystem

Designed with the latest Open Compute Project (OCP) requirements in mind, JPC’s ORV3 AC input connectors and cable assemblies provide a highly efficient solution for powering Open Rack V3 systems.

Purpose-Built for Modern Data Centers

Our ORV3 solutions enable streamlined power distribution from the busway to the V3 rack’s power shelf, ensuring stable and efficient delivery for AI-intensive workloads and high-density compute environments.

Innovative 7-Pin Connector Design

  • Optimizes space usage
  • Supports diverse electrical specifications
  • Ideal for modular and scalable rack infrastructures

JPCPT’s AC whip cables meet both IEC and NEMA standards, supporting global deployments across multiple industries and applications.

Where ORV3 Power Solutions Make an Impact

JPCPT’s ORV3 AC Whip Cables are trusted in sectors that require stable, high-efficiency power distribution:

  • High-Performance Computing & Data Centers
  • Telecommunications & Telematics
  • Industrial Energy Storage & Renewables
  • Medical Imaging & Diagnostics

JPCPT’s ORV3 AC Whip Cables

Features:

  • Fully OCP ORV3 Compliant
  • Low-Profile, Space-Saving Design
  • Wide Current Range: 20A to 60A (120A Upon Request)
  • Global Safety Compatibility
  • Intermateable with Leading Suppliers
  • Enhanced Safety & Guided Installation

Benefits:

  • Enhances system reliability and compatibility
  • Design suited for 1U power supplies or power distribution units
  • Support diverse current/voltage requirements,
  • Provides additional safety features and tailor-made
  • Ensures proper mating and prevents misalignment during the installation process

Why JPCPT? High-Quality Manufacturing Backed by Global Expertise

Powered by automated MES+ production, our ORV3 cable assemblies deliver:

  • Superior build quality
  • Consistent electrical performance
  • Traceability from end to end
  • Quick turnaround with local U.S. and global manufacturing sites

With our NVIDIA MP readiness, OCP compliance, and strong partnerships across the AI server ecosystem, JPCPT is one of the leading providers of ORV3 AC Whip Cables for cloud computing, hyperscale, and next-generation data centers.

Build Your ORV3 Infrastructure with Confidence

Whether you’re upgrading an existing rack or building an AI cluster from scratch, JPCPT provides the high-performance ORV3 AC Whip Cable solutions needed to power modern compute environments.

For engineering support, customization, or a quote, contact us at sales@jpc-pt.com.
Let’s power the future of data center innovation together.

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