CASAL P220 Instruction Manual

CASAL POWER SUPPLY P220
Thank you for purchasing CRC P220 Power
supply ,For your safety please read this manual
carefully before using this product.
Voltage switch
Power Switch
AC Power input socket
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Introduction
Cooling Fan
DC Output
Features
Out put: DC 18V X 12.5A
Max: 220W
Input: AC90 ~ 120V or 180 ~ 245V
N.Weight : 645g
Size:169X90X48mm
Caution: Make all other connections before you connect the power supply to
standard AC power.
1. Turn the sleeves of the red and black binding output posts
counterclockwise to expose the wire hole.
2. Insert the device's positive wire (usually red) into the red binding post's
wire hole, then tighten the binding post's sleeve to secure the wire in place.
3. Insert the device's negative wire (usually black) into the black binding
post's wire hole, then tightening the binding post's sleeve to secure the wire
in place.
4. If you are using the banana plugs connection, insert the plugs into the
terminal's jack.
Warnings: To avoid damage to both the power supply and the device:
★
Follow the correct polarity when connecting the power supply and the
device.
★
Do not let the ends of the positive and negative wires touch each other.
To use the power supply after you connect the device to it, set POWER to turn it on
with the power switch.
Please check all connections and confirm the wall AC outlet has power before you
switch on the power supply.
If the outlet has power, set POWER to OFF, reduce the load (by using a device
that does not require more than 30 amps), then set POWER to ON. Your power
supply's overload protection circuit automatically shuts down the power supply
when it is overload and resets by turning POWER to OFF.
Caution: Place your power supply in a well ventilated open and cool area. Do not
block the openings at the fan suction on the side and the discharge openings on the
other side.
Caution: To reduce the risk of energy hazard, be careful not to short the output
terminal during operation. Remove the output connections after use.
Caution: Your power supply might cause TV or radio interference even when it is
operating properly. To determine whether your power supply is causing the
interference, turn off your power supply. If the interference goes away, your power
supply is causing it.
Try to eliminate the interference by:
★Moving your power supply away from the receiver.
★ Connecting your power supply to an outlet that is on a different electrical circuit
from the receiver.
★Contacting a qualified service technician for help.
Connections
Operation