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Installation
Electrical Considerations
The amplifier has been manufactured to comply with your local power supply
requirements, but before connecting the unit to the supply, ensure that the
voltage (printed on the rear panel) is correct, and that a mains fuse of the correct
type and rating has been fitted.
Make sure power outlets conform to the power requirements listed on
the back of the unit. Damage caused by connecting to improper AC
voltage is not covered by the warranty.
Mechanical Considerations
To ensure that this equipment performs to specification, it should be mounted in
a suitable rack or enclosure as described below. Like all high power amplifiers, it
should be kept away from other equipment that is sensitive to magnetic fields.
Also, this amplifier may suffer a substantial reduction in performance if it is
subjected to, or mounted close to, equipment which radiates high R.F. fields.
When mounting the amplifier in a rack or enclosure, ensure that...
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...the rear of the unit is adequately supported. The brackets supplied fit
standard 19 inch (483mm) rack mounting systems.
THE FRONT PANEL IS NOT CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING THE UNIT ON ITS OWN.
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...there is adequate ventilation. The cooling fans suck cool air in through the
front and blow hot air out at the rear of the unit through the ventilating grills.
Take care when mounting other equipment in the same rack.
IF THIS AIR IS NOT ALLOWED TO ESCAPE, OVERHEATING WILL OCCUR.
Please also refer to the maintenance section on page 61 of this manual.
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