Hmmm, lots of extra screw holes on the left side chassis wall. At first I thought for terminal strips, but the layout looks weird. I don't know. Hopefully they're there for some big improvement.
Hmmm, lots of extra screw holes on the left side chassis wall. At first I thought for terminal strips, but the layout looks weird. I don't know. Hopefully they're there for some big improvement.
I have to be sympathetic to the needs of the 4 fin owners out there that don't have a die cast cradle on the transformer to mount the bridge rectifier and bulk capacitors...some of the holes are needed to support that.
I have to be sympathetic to the needs of the 4 fin owners out there that don't have a die cast cradle on the transformer to mount the bridge rectifier and bulk capacitors...some of the holes are needed to support that.
So, screw holes on the left wall for the non cast cradle units. Still trying to figure out what the extra holes on the left wall are for. The elongated holes are obviously for the S2 intermediate plate that mounts the digital meters. Seems like way too many holes.
Hi Lee, the design accommodates up to 2" caps if user desired. The samples I put into this photo are 20KuF/100V Kemet caps 50mm x 105mm. If you look hard enough, you may find caps slightly larger than 20KuF from reliable manufacturers. It also accommodates the normal 40mm x 105mm 15KuF/100V caps either transformer cradle mounted or chassis wall mounted with band clamps depending on what generation of original PL transformer you are dealing with.
The extra depth provides the flexibility to allow this degree of customer choice. This is the culmination of all the customer input I have accumulated through the years.