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ETA Systems. A guide to Real Power Protection. Why Buy Power Protection?. Because AC Power is the most unpredictable part of you system design Without AC, you system won’t work Unregulated AC can subject your system to voltage bursts (spikes and surges)

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  1. ETA Systems A guide to Real Power Protection

  2. Why Buy Power Protection? • Because AC Power is the most unpredictable part of you system design • Without AC, you system won’t work • Unregulated AC can subject your system to voltage bursts (spikes and surges) • These can damage your system or cause it to operate incorrectly • Incoming AC voltage can vary. • This causes your electronics to be starved from the voltage they need to operate correctly

  3. Why Buy Power Distribution? Continued • AC noise will cause irritating buzz in your system • EMI (Electro-Mechanical Interference) is caused when another device on the same circuit introduces noise. • Refrigerators, Air conditioners, etc. • The noise could even be coming from the operation of your neighbors electronics. • RFI (Radio Frequency Interference) • Initial Powering up of our equipment can cause a “on rush” of power can cause a breaker or fuse to trip or damage your electronics.

  4. How Do Problems Enter a System? Normal Mode Phase (hot) to Neutral Should be <10 volts Common Mode Neutral to Ground Should be < ½ volt

  5. What Devices Are Used To Solve Power Problems. Which Device Is The Appropriate One To Use?

  6. SIMPLE AS A-B-C

  7. AC – The Surge Diverter/Filter Example of surge diverter/noise filter function. Diverters and filters convert normal mode to common mode. GEAR

  8. Remember Normal Mode Phase (hot) to Neutral Should be <10 volts Common Mode Neutral to Ground Should be < ½ volt

  9. B – Isolation Transformer H N/G H N G Isolation transformers eliminated common mode voltage. Transformers provide a code legal way of bonding neutral to ground.

  10. Balanced Power Transformer H N G H G N 60 volts 60 volts Balanced power transformers have their ground separated from phase and neutral by 60 volts. Neutral and ground cannot be bonded and common mode voltage is not eliminated. Balanced power transformers are primarily designed to eliminate 60 Hz. hum. They are not intended for microprocessor based electronics.

  11. ABC – ETA Power Conditioner H N/G H N G When used with a true isolation transformer with a neutral to ground bond, surge diverters and noise filters can do their job without creating a common mode disturbance. The number of surge diversion and filter elements is also greatly reduced.

  12. So What Does This Mean to Digital Equipment? • Digital Equipment is very sensitive • Digital communication is a sequence of 1’s and 0’s • The slightest variance could cause a Errors, causing No Fault Found service calls • Digital Takes a Reference Point from Ground • If Noise is present on Ground, the reference is corrupted and errors result.

  13. Remember Normal Mode Phase (hot) to Neutral Should be <10 volts Common Mode Neutral to Ground Should be < ½ volt

  14. An Example of Power Line Noise Normal Mode Noise - ~ 1.5 volts Common Mode Noise - ~ 2 volts

  15. Remember Normal Mode Phase (hot) to Neutral Should be <10 volts Common Mode Neutral to Ground Should be < ½ volt

  16. Power Line Noise Reference Power Quality Performance of a Furman Sound PL8 Normal Mode Noise - Power Line - ~ 1.5 volts Common Mode Noise - Power Line - ~ 2 volts

  17. Power Line Noise Reference Power Quality Performance of a Surgex SA966 Normal Mode Noise - Power Line - ~ 1.5 volts Common Mode Noise - Power Line - ~ 2 volts

  18. Power Line Noise Reference Power Quality Performance of an ETA Systems PD8 Normal Mode Noise - Power Line - ~ 1.5 volts Common Mode Noise - Power Line - ~ 2 volts

  19. Power Line Noise Reference Power Quality Performance of a Furman Sound IT1220 Normal Mode Noise - Power Line - ~ 1.5 volts Common Mode Noise - Power Line - ~ 2 volts

  20. Power Line Noise Reference Power Quality Performance of an ETA Systems PCI-2000NA Normal Mode Noise - Power Line - ~ 1.5 volts Common Mode Noise - Power Line - ~ 2 volts

  21. Power Conditioning Products • PCI Series • Front panel LEDs for “power on” and “no safety ground” indications • Front panel power switch/circuit breaker (PCI-400NA and larger) • NEMA plug/receptacles on North American models • IEC320 plug/receptacles on International models • Optional wall mount plate for models up to PCI-700NA • Optional rack tray for PCI-400NA and larger • UL listed • Limited five-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship

  22. Quick Model Rundown • Small PCI-065NA • .65 Amps • Plenty in between • Large PCI-2000NA • 20 Amps

  23. UPS…No Not the Delivery Service • But the UPM Series Delivers Continuous Power • Low-distortion sine wave inverter • Front-panel LED indicators for load level, battery charge level, voltage manager mode, on battery, low battery, replace battery, overload, and rear panel receptacle status • Front-panel test button • USB and Serial Communication Interfaces • RS232 port and optional Communications Manager software package • User hot swappable batteries • Runtime full load/half load – 6 min./20 min.

  24. UPM Series Small UPM-420NA 280 Watts Large UPM-1440NA 936 Watts

  25. Don’t Forget The Legacy

  26. Quick RundownStandard Series Continued • PD8 • 8 Outlets • PD8L • 8 Outlets and Retractable Lights • PD9L • 8 Wall Wart Sized Outlets with Retractable Lights • 1 Additional Outlet on the Front • PD11LV • 10 Outlets on the Back (2 Always On), 1 on the Front • Voltage Meter • Retractable Lights • PD11SS • 10 Outlets on the Back, 1 on the Front • Four-Stage Power Sequencing

  27. Quick RundownStandard Series Basic Features Spike and Surge Protection EMI/RFI Filtration 15 AMP, 1800 Volt Capacity Overload Protection One Rack Space

  28. Quick RundownProfessional Series • Basic Features • Spike and Surge Protection • 20 AMP, 2400 Watt Capacity • EMI/RFI Filtration • Overload Protection • 10’ Power Cord • One Rack Space

  29. Quick RundownProfessional Series • PD11P • 11 Outlets (10 on Back (2 Always On), 1 on Front) • PD11LP • Same As PD11P with Retractable Lights • PD11VP • Same As PD11P with Voltage Meter • PD11LVP • Same as PD11VP with Retractable Lights • PD11LVSP • Same as PD11VP with Four-Stage Sequencing • PD11SP • 9 Outlets (8 on Back, 1 on Front)

  30. Quick Rundown Special Application Series • PD66 and PD602 • 140 AMP Total • Eight 20 AMP outlets • Six Circuit Breaker Switches • Two 30 AMP Hardwire Terminal Blocks • Single or Three Phase Power Up • PD10VRS • 10 Outlets (2 Always On) • Regulates Voltage to 117 Volts • Voltage Meter • Four Stage Sequencing • 15 AMP, 1800 Volt Capacity • PD420VS • Three Stage Power Sequencing • Voltage Meter • Unlimited Linking of Multiple Units • Four 20 AMP Circuits with Front Panel Resets • 80 AMP, 9600 Watt Capacity • Volt Meter

  31. ETAProfessional Power Protection REAL Power Protection!

  32. Questions ?

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