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| FIGURE E.2. - Input Line Voltage and Main Transformer |
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Section TOC | Master TOC | INPUT LINE VOLTAGE AND MAIN |
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TRANSFORMER |
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The desired | isolated auxiliary windings (115vac, 24vac and | ||||||
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| ed to the | 12vac). The 115vac winding supplies power for | ||||
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| the cooling fan and powers the air solenoid , the | |||
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| CR2 relay and the high voltage transformer via | ||
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| A reconnect panel allows the user to configure the | the control board. One 24vac winding produces | ||||
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| machine for the desired input voltage. | This AC | supply power for the control board. | The other | ||
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| input voltage is applied to the primary of the main | 24vac winding is applied to the control board and | ||||
TOC | TOC | transformer. This main transformer changes the | is used in the | ||||
input voltage and current to the voltage and cur- | network. The 12vac winding is required to oper- | ||||||
rent levels | necessary for plasma cutting. In addi- | ate the power board. |
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tion, the | main transformer also has | several |
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