General Instructions; Replacing Fuses - 3B SCIENTIFIC PHYSICS SEG 1021686 Instrucciones De Uso

4. Technical data
Mains voltage:
Input voltage:
Output voltage:
Output current:
Output power:
Mains frequency:
Fuse protection:
Overload protection:
Outputs:
Electromagnetic compatibility:
Emitted interference:
Interference resistance: EN 61326-1:2013
Electrical safety:
Safety stipulations:
Transformer:
Safety class:
Pollution severity:
Degree of protection:
3
Dimensions/ cm :
Weight/ g:
SEK power supply unit
1021687 115V
SEK power supply unit
1021686 230V
(cannot be switched)
Socket C8 with 2 poles
IEC320 C7, input power
7 VA
Adjustable in steps of
1.5 V, 3.0 V, 4.5 V and
6.0 V
Max. 1A
Max. 4 VA
50 / 60 Hz
For 115 V mains
voltage, T 1.0 A, 250V
For 230 V mains
voltage, T 0.5 A, 250V
Against short-circuits
and overload currents
by an integrated
thermostatic switch
(automatically reset
after fault removal).
Via 4-mm safety
sockets, short-circuit-
proof
EN 55011:2009
RiSU compliant
DIN EN 61010-1
DIN EN 61558-2-6
Safety transformer
according to DIN EN
61558-2-6 (RiSU
compliant)
2
2
IP20
17.0 x 10.5 x 6.0
688
5. Operation

5.1 General instructions


Connect the experiment set-up with the
power supply unit.

Only switch the power supply on when the
set-up has been completed.

Modifications to the experiment set-up may
only be performed when the system is OFF
and de-energized.

Set to the desired voltage at the voltage
selector switch.
5.2 Tapping voltage

To tap an AC voltage, connect the black 4
mm connection
experiment set-up.

To tap a DC voltage, connect the blue
negative and red positive pole (6) to the
experiment set-up.

5.3 Replacing fuses


Switch off the power supply and make sure
that the mains plug has been pulled out.

Open the fuse holder on the side of the unit
using a flat-head screwdriver and unscrew it.

Replace the fuse and screw the holder back
on.
6. Storage, cleaning, disposal

Store the apparatus in a clean, dry and dust-
free location.

Disconnect from the mains power prior to
cleaning the unit.

Do not use aggressive agents or solvents to
clean the equipment.

Use a soft, damp cloth to clean.

Dispose of the package at a local recycling
depot.
If the device itself needs to
be disposed of, it does not
belong in the
household waste. When
used in private households,
it can be disposed of with
the local public recycling
facilities.

Please comply with all valid regulations
regarding the disposal of electrical scrap.
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