Power - Adamson CS Series User Manual

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Power

The CS119 utilizes advanced loudspeaker technology, augmented with advanced power processing.
Understanding electrical safety is critical in the safe operation of this product.
This product must always be grounded/earthed. Do not ground-lift the AC cable - never use a ground-lifting
adapter or cut the AC cable ground pin.
Improper grounding of connections between loudspeakers and the rest of the audio system may produce
noise or hum, and can damage the input and output stages of the system's electronics components.
Before applying AC power to the loudspeaker, make sure that the voltage potential difference between the
neutral and earth/ground lines is less than 5 V AC when using single-phase AC wiring.
The CS119 is equipped with one Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 20 A
locking input connector and one Neutrik powerCON TRUE1 20 A
locking output connector on the CS119.
The accepted voltage range is 100 V - 240 V AC.
AC Input AC Output
The line-to-ground voltage should never exceed 250 V AC. The CS119 is protected against excessive voltages
but will need to be serviced should that protection be engaged.
The input voltage supplied to the AC Input connector will be the same voltage supplied to any additional CS
products connected to the CS119's AC Output connector. The number of loudspeakers you will be able to link
in this manner will be determined by the initial supplied voltage, the current draw of all linked loudspeakers on
the circuit, the circuit breaker rating, and the rating of the AC cable connected to the first CS119.
When linking AC power for additional CS-Series speakers, do not exceed the current capability of the AC Input
connector. Consider the total current draw for all loudspeakers on the circuit, including the first.
For long periods of idle it is recommended to switch amplifiers to standby (requires Adamson CS software) to
reduce cooling fan run-time.
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