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CIOKS Eventide PowerFactor 2 User Manual

Power supply for effect pedals
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Not included accessories
Mains Link Adapter or Mains link cable
This adapter or cable type allows you to link two or more of the link power supplies together and power
several units using one single mains power cord.
Mains Adapter – universal
This mains adapter is available as a kit incl. mounting hardware to secure the connection. It converts the
IEC C13 mains outlet into two universal wall type mains outlets (one EU/US/UK type and one EU/US
type) allowing you to connect two adapters of the plug-in type or any other mains powered appliances of
your choice to it and power them via the courtesy outlet.
More Flex cables and Booster Flex
To power one pedal using one outlet you simply use a single suitable standard Flex cable and that's it. In
case the plug type or length you need is not included with your unit there's a big selection of standard Flex
cables to choose from and order them separately. In case of an odd voltage or current requirement you
might need one of the Special Flex cables available. Please read more about these and how to use them on
CIOKS web site. They really open up for even more versatility and flexibility in terms of what you can
power with your unit.
Powering different pedal types
This issue is different for every individual rig, therefore please e-mail your specific questions regarding
powering your pedals using CIOKS power supplies directly to support@cioks.com.
Technical specifications
AC mains input:
110-120VAC 60Hz or220-240VAC 50Hz, max. 48W
AC mains output:
same voltage as connected to AC input, max. current 6A~
Outputs:
Outlet 1-2: 9 or 12V DC / 100mA each, isolated
Outlet 3-4: 9 or 12V DC / 200mA each, isolated
Outlet 5-6: 9 or 12V DC / 400mA each, isolated
Outlet 7-8: 12V DC / 400mA each, isolated
Size:
217x88x40mm (excl. rubber feet)
Weight:
1.2kg
Warranty period: 5 years worldwide
What's in the box?
PowerFactor 2 power supply
mains power cord
17 Flex cables
pedalboard mounting hardware incl. screws, washers, stand-offs and a hex key
manual
product sheet (drill guide)
Flex guide
Version 1.1
Introduction
Since 1991 the Danish company CIOKS has been providing guitar and bass players with reliable power
supplies dedicated for effect pedals. After more than two decades in this business we've designed the next
generation professional power supply dedicated for powering up to five Eventide pedals along with other
standard 9V pedals. The result is the PowerFactor 2.
Features
8 outlets configured in 8 isolated sections with a total current of 2.200mA
4 powerful DC sections specially designed for Eventide pedals
2 isolated outlets ideal for medium current 9 or 12V pedals or one more Eventide pedal
2 isolated outlets ideal for standard 9 or 12V pedals
toroidal transformer
short circuit protection of all outlets
advanced LED monitoring of each outlet
120 or 230V mains voltage operation
detachable mains power cord
courtesy AC mains outlet
CIOKS unique mains link feature
17 Flex cables included
compatible with Pedal Train and Temple Audio pedalboards
all needed hardware for pedalboard mounting included
March 2017
Version 1.1
PowerFactor 2
Power Supply for Effect Pedals
User's Manual
Version 1.1 – March 2017
March 2017

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Summary of Contents for CIOKS Eventide PowerFactor 2

  • Page 1 Special Flex cables available. Please read more about these and how to use them on CIOKS web site. They really open up for even more versatility and flexibility in terms of what you can power with your unit.
  • Page 2 All indicators take into account the actual level of mains voltage when monitoring a possible overload. The CIOKS logo has a red LED placed in the middle of the letter ‘O’. When this LED is lit the power supply is current limits for each outlet or section of the power supply are specified at nominal level of the mains voltage.