PSA GCC-100, GCC-250, GCC-500 manual What voltages can the amp run on?

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Owner’s Reference GCP Stereo Preamplifier

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What voltages can the amp run on?

The GCC Control Amplifi er is specifi c to your country’s voltage. Do not use the GCC Control Amplifi er on a voltage higher than it is rated for. For instance, do not take a 120 volt rated GCC Control Amplifi er and attempt to use it in a 230 volt country. Failure to observe this cautionary note will void your warranty and may damage the amplifi er. If you need to operate the GCC Control Amplifi er at a voltage other than the voltage it was designed for, contact your dealer, distributor or the factory.

Protection circuitry

Does the amp require ventilation?

How does the DC trigger work?

If the GCC Control Amplifi er protection circuitry is activated, the amplifi er will immediately shut off and the fault will be indicated on the front panel display. Check for the source of the problem, then use the front panel logo switch to restart the amp.

The GCC Control Amplifi er produces little heat under normal operation. There are vent holes at the rear of the chassis, both top and bottom and you should be careful not to obstruct these vents if possible.

The GCC Control Amplifi er can remotely activate another piece of equipment, such as a second power amplifi er, by a DC control voltage. Using a small mini jack, you can use the GCC Control Amplifi er to turn on and off another piece of equipment with a 12 volt trigger. When connected to a GCA Control Amplifi er trigger input jack, located on the lower left hand corner of the GCA amplifi er’s rear panel (as you face the panel), the GCC Control Amplifi er will now turn the second amplifi er on and off with a push of the GCC’s front panel power button.

How do I dim the To dim the front panel display, you must use the remote control. On the control is a dim button. display?

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Contents Introduction Owner’s ReferenceDocument Important Safety Instructions IntroductionTable Of Contents What you can expect Location Isolation Power Cables ConditionersGetting Started Getting StartedQuick Start Guide Quick Start GuidePush the front panel logo to turn it on Setup instructions Setup InstructionsInput Name Editing Setup instructions Software versionOperating Guide Volume control Mute controlUp/Down selector Power Button Balance controlHT Bypass Phase Control Dim Control Questions and Answers Placement?Front panel power button Isolation?What voltages can the amp run on? Troubleshooting TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Problems with subwoofers Specifi cations SpecificationsConditions Remedy Miscellaneous WarrantyWarranty Outside the US Service ServiceIf you have problems Voltage changes Sterling Drive, Boulder, CO Your dealer or distributor’s information Date of purchase Your serial numberYour purchase information

GCC-100, GCC-500, GCC-250 specifications

The PSA GCC series, which includes the GCC-250, GCC-500, and GCC-100 models, represents a pioneering line of gas cold cryogenic systems developed by the renowned manufacturer, PSA. These systems are distinguished by their advanced features, cutting-edge technologies, and unique characteristics that cater to various industrial applications.

The GCC-250 is designed for high efficiency and reliability in producing nitrogen, oxygen, and argon from air. It boasts a compact design, making it suitable for installations where space is at a premium. Its energy-efficient operation is facilitated by the latest in cryogenic technology, allowing for low power consumption while maintaining maximum output. Key features of the GCC-250 include a modular design for easy maintenance, integrated control systems for remote monitoring, and a user-friendly interface that simplifies operation. Additionally, it incorporates safety mechanisms to ensure optimal performance even under varying environmental conditions.

Next in the line is the GCC-500, which offers increased capacity and advanced efficiency compared to its smaller counterpart. With a production capability of up to 500 liters per hour, the GCC-500 is ideal for medium to large-scale industrial applications. This model employs a state-of-the-art dual-column adsorption technology, which enhances the purity of gases produced while minimizing waste. The GCC-500 also incorporates advanced thermal insulation and heat exchange technologies, which further optimize the energy use and operational cost. It features an intuitive control system with predictive maintenance capabilities, allowing for real-time diagnostics and reduced downtime.

At the top end of the series, the GCC-100 is engineered for high-demand applications that require large volumes of gas. With its robust construction and innovative design, this model can produce an impressive output, catering to industries such as aerospace, pharmaceuticals, and food processing. The GCC-100 utilizes a proprietary liquefaction cycle that ensures exceptional gas purity and can handle variations in feed conditions without compromising performance. Like the GCC-500, it is equipped with advanced automation and control systems for seamless operation. Additional features include enhanced safety protocols, comprehensive data logging, and customizable configurations to meet specific client requirements.

Overall, the PSA GCC series embodies the latest advancements in cryogenic gas production technology, offering efficient, reliable, and safe solutions for diverse industrial needs. With their unique features and robust performance, these units are well-suited for businesses aiming to enhance productivity while minimizing operational costs.
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