3.8 kVA Power Conditioner for Optima 2x00/4x00/5x00/7x00/8x00-60 Hz | PerkinElmer
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3.8 kVA Power Conditioner for Optima 2x00/4x00/5x00/7x00/8x00-60 Hz

These power conditioners consistently provide power to your atomic absorption and ICP-OES systems. Damaged or compromised components, disrupted processes, lack of reliability – they all add up to frustration, broken schedules and costly downtime. The problem is caused by a host of power disturbances – some visible and many invisible – that threaten your equipment’s operation every year.

Part Number N9307512
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Overview

15.8A, 208/240V INPUT, 120/208/240 Output Isolation, Filtering and Surge Suppression C320P Input plug, (1)C320R, (4)5-20R Output Receptacles.

  • Conditioners provide clean power
  • Dual-output models can protect both high-voltage system loads and low-voltage peripherals at less expense and effort than installing two conditioners
  • Protects against: high-voltage surges, common-mode voltage, electrical noise, voltage swells and sags, power outages, unstable AC frequency, ground loops

Specifications

Product Compatibility Optima 5x00, Optima 4x00, Optima 2x00, Optima 7x00, Optima 8x00
Product Group Power Conditioner
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