GE CTR 80 manual Back Panel

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1)The system fuses are 20 amp SB, 250V for 115 VAC operation and 10 amp ST, 250 V for 230 VAC operation.

2)The power cord is rated at 115 VAC, 20 amps. (230 VAC, 10 amps op- tional.)

3)A drain plug is provided for ease of removing the fluid media from the bath. Always use a container of adequate size to hold the FULL LOAD of fluid. Some oils are more easily drained at higher temperatures.

Caution: Do not exceed a 100°C fluid temperature for draining. The valve could be damaged if 100°C is exceeded. Insulate the container from the floor and other objects.

4)The serial RS-232 interface attaches to the back of the bath at the con- nector labeled "RS-232".

5)The removable vent panel can be removed to access the condensor for cleaning. See Section 12, Maintenance.

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CTR 80 specifications

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