Series ii 16 amp power conditioners – Furman Sound PL-PRO E II User Manual
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SERIES II 16 AMP POWER CONDITIONERS
Mains Vltg. Voltage Status
Voltmeter Reading
Outlets
166-179
Low Marginal
The LED beneath the 180V mark flashes
ON
180-211
Low
Meter Reads in Low Red
ON
212-219
Medium Low
Meter Reads in Low Yellow
ON
220-240
Normal
Meter Reads in Green
ON
241-248
Medium High
Meter Reads in High Yellow
ON
249-256
High
Meter Reads in High Red
ON
257-265
High Marginal
All Meter LEDs Flash
ON
Above 280
Extreme (Shutdown)
Meter off—Extreme Voltage LED illuminates
OFF
Note: UK version Shutdown threshold is 260 V
O P E R AT I O N
Retractable Rack Lights, Rear Panel Lamp
and Dimmer Control:
The PL-PRO E II, PL-PRO PE II, PL-PRO
DE II and PL-PRO PDE II include a dimmer
control for the two retractable front panel light
tubes. Turn it clockwise to increase brightness
of both light fixtures, or counterclockwise to
decrease brightness. Turning the dimmer
fully counterclockwise when the lights are
not in use, will maximize the life of the LEDs:
however, this is not absolutely necessary.
Whether the light tubes are extended or flush
with the front panel, our high-efficiency, full-
spectrum LEDs generate no appreciable heat.
All Series II units feature a rear BNC socket
which will accept any 12 VAC 0.5A gooseneck
lamp assembly, (such as the Furman GN-LED
or GN-I). Simply slide the BNC plug over the
socket and rotate clockwise until the connector
snaps into the locked position. The rear rack
lamp can be powered on or off with the rear
light power switch located on the far left of the
front panel.
Series II front panel LED lamps must be
replaced by qualified Furman service
personnel.
Multi-Segment LED voltmeter:
(PL-PRO E II and PL-PRO PE II)
This three-color, 20-LED bar graph is an
accurate, self checking AC voltmeter that
continually measures normal voltages. The
meter reads from 180 to 256 volts in 4 volt
increments. Voltages within the normal range
are indicated in green, with moderate and
extremely high or low voltages in yellow and
red respectively. The voltmeter warns of
abnormal conditions by flashing the LEDs in
one of three special patterns.
1. If only the single leftmost LED (beneath
the 180V mark) flashes, the input voltage is
marginally low.
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Multi-Segment LED Voltmeter Readings