NewMar MDP-25.0 Installation and user guide

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Topic Page
Quick Reference Guide............................................. 2
Operational Features Summary............................... 3
Materials Provided.................................................... 3
Installation................................................................ 3
Mechanical
Power Wiring
Signal Wiring
Motorola Output Settings: Default and Optional
Operation................................................................ 4
Status LEDs
Disconnect Timer (TMR) Operation
Advanced Settings: Backup Timer, Trigger
Threshold, and Hysteresis
Battery Replacement.............................................. 8
Test/Troubleshooting.............................................. 9
Specifications.......................................................... 9
Dimensional Drawing............................................. 10
Mobile Data Power
Model: MDP-25.0
Installation/Operation
M-MDP25.0
As of 041714

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Quick Reference Guide
Status LEDs
Page 5
Status LED
Legend
Page 5
D-Sub 9 Pin
Motorola
Interface
Page 4
Input/Output Wiring
Page 3
Fuses
Page 3
Time Out
Programming
(Side of Unit)
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Features:
•Protectsmobilecomputersagainstsystemcrashpreventinglengthyrebootsequencesandlossofdatadueto:
•Voltagedipduringenginecranking.
•Voltagedropanddecayduetoloadinghighpoweraccessoriesandagingbatteries.
•Providessupplementalvoltageinmili-secondstomobilecomputerswhenlowvehiclebatteryissensed,ensuringno
interruption in power.
•Back-UpBatterymaintainsDCoutputvoltageduringdipsandblack-outs—preventingmemorylossandsystem
crashesinmissioncriticalmobileelectronics.Internalback-upbatteryautomaticallyswitchesonlinewhenthe
vehicle’sbatteryvoltagereaches10.0VDC.Vehiclebatteryauto-reconnectswhenvehiclevoltagereaches11.5VDC
or higher.
•InternalBatteryCharger
•Built-in,3-Stagetemperaturecompensatedbatterychargermaintainsinternalbatteryatfullcharge,ready
to provide back up power for an extended period.
•Noiseltereliminateselectronicnoiseandinterference,providingcleanpowerrequiredbymobileelectronics
for proper operation.
•Overvoltagetransientprotectionpreventsdamagetosensitivecircuitryduetovoltagelinespikes.
•Whenactivated,loaddisconnecttimer(TMR)eliminatesdeadvehiclebatteriescausedbypowerdrainfromradiosand 
mobile data terminals that must operate while the engine is off. Allows use of accessory loads per programmed
 timelimit(useradjustable)whilepreservingbatteryforemergencystarting.Factorydefaultisnotactive,seepage5.
•Built-inLVD(LowVoltageDisconnect)activateswhentheinternalback-upbatteryreaches9.6VDC;protectingthe
internal battery from complete discharge.
•Powerconservingcircuitryplacesinternalchargerinsleepmodeafterapproximately30minutesoncechargerswitches
 tooatmode.Sleepmodedurationadjustable(factorydefaultis6hours),thenchargercomesbackonlinetocharge 
and float battery for a minimum of 30 minutes before sleep mode is restarted. Note:Sleepmodeisdelayedifback-up 
mode is detected before the 30 minutes has elapsed. Once again, when charger reaches float mode the 30 minute
delay starts.
•Alertswhensystemisoperatingonbatteryback-up.
•PowerStatusindictorsprovidevisualsystemoperationalstatus/disconnecttimeractivation/troubleshooting.
•Conformalcoatedprintedcircuitboardresistscorrosion.
•Rugged,rustandcorrosionresistantpowdercoatedaluminumcaseprovidesprotectionforcomponents.
•All components selected for dependable performance in hostile environments.
•Twoyearlimitedwarranty.
Motorola Work Station Features
•Providesoutputwarningsignalstomobilecomputers(suchasMotorola®MW800seriesworkstationsandvideo 
recording system cameras).
•Initiateslowvoltageshutdownsequenceinmobilecomputersprotectingdataandharddrive.
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D.C.Input Problems Here
VOLTAGE SPIKES
NOISE
LOSS OF POWER
VOLTAGE DIPS CAUSED
BY ENGNE STARTING
No Power Problems Here
RADIO
MOBILE COMPUTER TERMINAL

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MATERIALS PROVIDED
TheMDP-25.0issuppliedwiththefollowingmaterials:
(4) # 8 ring lugs for 8 gauge wire
(1) Terminal block cover (attached)
(1) Installation/Operation Manual
Checktoseethatthesehavebeenincludedwiththepackaging.Foranymissingitems,pleasecontactFactory.
INSTALLATION
Mechanical:
Locate a flat surface close to the power line that feeds the electronics. For best results, the MDP should be within 24” of
the critical electronics. The case need not be grounded, so it is acceptable to mount the unit on wood or metal. Securely
mount the unit in any orientation, however horizontal is best. Note: In order to ease future battery replacement, it is
recommendedthatthefrontoftheMDPremainun-obstructed.
Power:
Input wiring:
1)RemovebothInputandOutputfusesonMDP(ATC-30x2)beforeinstallation.Removeterminalblockcover.
2)Turnoffthepowerontheinputwiresbydisconnectingthebatteryorshuttingofftheappropriatecircuit.Note,theMDP
functions as an uninterruptable power source. If electronics are wired directly to the MDP output and the primary
feed voltage to the MDP is via an ignition switch, when the switch is turned off the MDP will continue to power the
load until its internal battery reaches a low voltage disconnect point.
3)Identifythepositiveandnegativeleadinthepowerlineandcutatanappropriatelocation.Usethelugs
supplied, wire the input to the MDP – note it is recommended that the input be fused at the source, see
illustration below.
Output wiring:
Usingthetablebelow,selecttheproperwiresizeforyourinstallationandattachtoterminalblock.Fourringslugsfor8
AWGwiresizeareincludedwiththeMDP-25.0.Replaceterminalblockcovertopreventaccidentalshortingofthe
terminals.
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(+)
(-)
DCInput
(Connecttofused,
unswitchedDCsource
or one which always
stays on) ToCritical
+12Vloads
ToCritical-12V
loads
CircuitBreakers/Fuses
(Optional)
Ground POSITIVE
GROUND
AMPS*
CABLE LENGTH (feet)
10’ 15’
0-10AMPS 12 AWG 10 AWG
10-25AMPS 8 AWG 8 AWG
* Current draw of Electronics being powered.
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Fig. 1: Input and Output Wiring

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4
3
2
5
6
9
8
7
Ignition OUT
Ignition IN
Charge/Discharge
Not Used
Not Used
Not Used
Not Used
Not Used
- INPUT
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Motorola Output Signals:
The MDP is programmed to provide early warning signals to mobile data computers designed for this input (such as
Motorola®MW800Seriesworkstationsandvideorecordingsystemcameras.)Interfacesignalsforthisoutputislocated
ontheD-sub9pinconnectorperthefollowingpinout(pleasecontactfactoryformatingconnectorwithpigtails,part
number425-5233-0):
Signal Key:
1)IgnitionOUT:tobeconnectedtoMDTinterfacewithsignalwhichinitiates
startupandshutdownsequenceofcomputer.
2) Ignition In
3)Charge/DischargeSignal:usedtosignalcomputerthatpoweriscomingfrom
back-upbattery.ActiveLOW(<2V)
    4)-Input:Ground
OPERATION
Undernormaloperatingconditions,theelectronicsoperatefromprimarybatteryvoltageofthevehicleorvessel.This
same voltage powers the internal battery charger that maintains the MDP internal battery in a fully charged state. The
chargercircuitoperatesonaninputrangeof10.2-15.5volts,soeveniftheprimarybatteryvoltagedecaystheMDP
internal battery will receive proper voltage and be maintained at full charge. The internal charger has a rapid recovery,
three step output and temperature compensation sensor that varies the charge voltage based on ambient temperature to
prolong battery life.
A fast acting sense circuit connects the internal battery online to the electronics any time when the input voltage drops
below10.5voltsortotalinterruptionofvoltageoccursaugmentingvoltagetotheelectronicsfor3seconds.Ifproper
primary voltage is not restored within the 3 second time frame, input from the vehicle battery disconnects and electronics
operate entirely from the MDP reserve battery (see settings sections for variations on this function).
The internal MDP battery will continue to supply power until primary vehicle or vessel battery voltage is restored (> 12.0
volts)ortothepointwheretheMDPinternalbatterydischargesbelow9.6volts,atwhichtimealowvoltagedisconnect
energizes, shutting off all power to the MDP output. When primary vehicle or vessel voltage is restored, the internal battery
willbegintorechargeandbeavailableforreservepoweraftervoltageisrestoredto>13.5volts(approx120minutesfrom
fully discharged state)
Important Note: The MDP function is that of an uninterruptable power source, so if electronics are wired directly to the
MDP output and the primary feed voltage to the MDP is via an ignition switch, when the switch is turned off the MDP will
continue to power the load until its internal battery reaches a low voltage disconnect point. Ideally the power to the MDP
should be left on. If the vehicle is left for an extended period, the powered electronics should be shut off to conserve the
primary battery. The MDP has a power conservation “sleep mode” that initiates and turns off the 3 stage charger when
the unit senses float charge for more than 20 minutes. For long term storage, remove loads from MDP output and remove
input and battery fuses.
CAUTION:DONOTLEAVETHEBATTERYDISCHARGEDFOREXTENDEDPERIODSOFTIME.ITMAYBEPERMANENTLY
DAMAGEDANDMAYNOTTAKEARECHARGE.
CAUTION: IFRE-INSTALLINGFUSESAFTERVEHICLEBEING‘OUTOFSERVICE’,ALLOWFOR2HOURSTOCHARGETHE
INTERNALBATTERYBEFOREMDPISPUTINTOSERVICE.
Fig. 2: Input/Output Signals (D-Sub 9 Pin) - Motorola Apps.

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Status LEDs
Refer to the illustration below for location of the front panel status indicator lights:
1.‘CHARGING’GreenLEDactivateswhencharge-modebeginsor,INPUTpowerisappliedforthersttimeandindicates
Back-upbatteryisbeingcharged.
Charging
Color Status
AMBER Bulk/Hi Rate
GREEN Float
OFF ChargerOff
Flashing RED ChargerOver-Temp
2.Amber‘ONBACK-UPPOWER’LEDindicatesBack-upbattery
providingpowertoOUTPUT
On Back-Up Power
Color Status
AMBER Input below
10.5VDC
3.‘INPUTCONNECTED’GreenLEDactivateswhenINPUT>10volts
andindicatesINPUTisprovidingpowertoOUTPUT.
Status
LED Operation Status
SteadyGREEN Input voltage range normal/
OK
FlashingGREEN Disconnect Timer (TMR)
Activated
Flashing RED Input voltage range abnormal
Steady RED Outputdisconnected-TMR
timed out
Internal Battery Charger Operation
Theinternallead-acidbatteryischargedbya3stagechargerwithautomatictemperaturecompensation(30mV/°C
from25°C).Whentheinternalbatterygoesthroughadischargecyclethechargerisautomaticallybroughtonlineand
charges the battery. Initially the charging voltage increases to produce a constant current of approximately 1.8 amps
tothebattery(stage1-bulkrate).Oncethebatteryvoltagereachesapproximately14.2volts,thechargingcurrentwill
starttoreduce.Thevoltagewillremainat14.2volts(stage2-highrate/absorptioncharge)untilthecurrenttothebattery
decreasestoapproximately0.5amps.Theoutputvoltageisthenreducedtoapproximately13.6volts(stage3-oat
charge) and remains there for a fixed time of approximately 1 hour after which the charger is turned off. The charger will
periodicallyre-starttotopoffthebattery.(Thechargerre-starttimeintervalisadjustable,seeAdvancedSettingspage7).
Completechargingcycleoffullydischargedbatteryisapproximately3-4hrs.Chargerover-temperatureprotection:The
batterychargercircuitwillautomaticallyswitchtoreducedoatvoltageiftheMDPinternaltemperaturereaches55°C.
Theover-temperatureprotectcircuitwillautomaticallyresetonceinternaltemperaturereducestoapproximately50°C
Disconnect Timer (TMR) Operation
TheMDP-25.0incorporatesanoptionaltimedloaddisconnectfeature(TMR).Whenactivatedthetimerwillbegintiming
whenthevehiclebatterydropsto12.0VDCorless.Iftheignitionoverridefeatureiswiredtotheignitionswitch(J1pin2,
‘IgnitionIN’),itwilldisabletheTMRtimeddisconnectassoonasitsenses2voltsorgreater.ToenabletheTMRfeatureand
select a disconnect time period via the DIP switches, you must do following:
Settings: Modifications can be made to disconnect
pointsandtimercircuits,seepage6forTimeDelay
Settings.
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Fig. 3: Status LEDs
Status LED Legend
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1.IftheMDP-25.0isalreadyinstalled,turnoffall12voltloadsconnectedtotheoutputanddisconnectthe12voltinput.
If unable to remove power first, make the DIP switch changes and then capture the changes by pressing the RESET button
once.
2. Access the DIP switches by removing two Phillips head srews securing the access plate located on the side of the unit
(left side if looking at the front of MDP).
Fig. 4: DIP Switches-Access Plate Removed
3.ToactivateTMRfeature:MoveS3groupnumber6switchtothe“ON”position(downwards).
4.Settingtimedelay:S3groupnumbers1-4setsthedelaytimeperTable1belowwhentheMDPsensesthevehicle
batteryhasfallento12voltsorless.Thetimerwillresetorstoptimingwhenthevoltagesensedis13.5voltsorgreater,
example: engine alternator charging. See Table 1 below for time delay choices.
5.NotethattheTMRfeatureisdisabledifthe‘Ignition-IN’pin(Pin2oftheD-sub9pinconnectoronfrontpanel,see
Figure2)isconnectedtoavoltagegreaterthan2volts(i.e.+battery).Back-upfunctionwillstilloperateevenwhenthe
timerisactivated,however;theloadwillstillberemovedaftertheTMRtimerhastimedout,eveniftheback-upbatteryis
able to support the output load.
Table 1: Time Delay Settings
S3 Pos 1 Pos 2 Pos 3 Pos 4 Pos 5 Pos 6
Timer Disabled XXXXX OFF
10 Minutes OFF OFF OFF OFF X ON
15Minutes ON OFF OFF OFF X ON
18 Minutes OFF ON OFF OFF X ON
24 Minutes ON ON OFF OFF X ON
30 Minutes OFF OFF ON OFF X ON
45Minutes ON OFF ON OFF X ON
1 Hr OFF ON ON OFF X ON
1.5Hr ON ON ON OFF X ON
2 Hrs OFF OFF OFF ON X ON
3 Hrs ON OFF OFF ON X ON
4 Hrs OFF ON OFF ON X ON
8 Hrs ON ON OFF ON X ON
10 Hrs OFF OFF ON ON X ON
11 Hrs ON OFF ON ON X ON
12 Hrs OFF ON ON ON X ON
13 Hrs ON ON ON ON X ON
X = Either On or Off - it makes no difference
On = Down
Off = Up
USB
(Factory Use Only)
Reset Button Boot
(Factory Use Only)
S5
Back-Up Trigger Voltage Threshold &
Back-Up Timer Interval
S4
Back-Up Hysteresis &
Charger Re-Start Interval
S3
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Advanced settings (Technician Recommended): Back-Up Timer, Trigger Threshold and Hysteresis
Factory Defaults
Setting Factory Default
TMR Disconnect Time Notactivated
Back-UpTimer(battery) 15min.
Back-UpTriggerVoltage 10.5V
Back-UpHysteresis 1V
ChargerRe-StartInterval 6hrs.
1.DIPswitchgroupS5,switchnumbers1-3areforchangingtheBack-Up Timer Interval (See Table 2). This adjustment
setstheamountoftimetheMDP’sinternalback-upbatteryremainsconnectedtotheoutput/loadwhenalowvoltage
event is detected.
2.DIPswitchgroupS5,switchnumbers4-6areforchangingtheBack-Up Trigger Voltage Threshold (See Table 3). This
adjustment sets the voltage at where the internal battery is applied to the output/load and the input source (vehicle
battery) is disconnected.
3.DIPswitchgroupS4,switchnumbers4-6areforchangingtheBack-Up Hysteresis (See Table 4). Hysteresis sets a
voltagelevelabovetheback-uptriggerlevelforthereconnectionofinputsourceanddisconnectionofinternalbattery
(seetable4).HysteresisshouldbesetafterdeterminedtheamountofvoltagedropfromtheDCsource(vehiclebattery)
to input terminals of the MDP, when the intended output load current is at its maximum level. Note: Remember to take
into account at least 2 amps for internal charger. The internal charger can draw approximately 2 amps from the input source to
charge the internal back-up battery if it is deeply discharged.
4.DIPswitchgroupS4,switchnumbers1-3areforchangingtheCharger Re-start Interval(SeeTable5).Thecharging
timeoftheinternalbatteryisnotsettable;itisdictatedbythebatterystateofcharge,batteryconditionandtemperature.
In order to reduce the current drain on the vehicle battery the internal battery charger turns OFF once it completes a
charging cycle. However the time at which the charger will turn back on to refresh the charge on the internal battery is
adjustable.
Table 2 Table 3
S5 - Back-Up
Timer
Pos 1 Pos 2 Pos 3
15Minutes OFF OFF OFF
30 Minutes ON OFF OFF
1 Hr OFF ON OFF
2 Hrs ON ON OFF
3 Hrs OFF OFF ON
4 Hrs ON OFF ON
5Hrs OFF ON ON
6Hrs ON ON ON
S5 - Back-Up
Trigger
Pos 4 Pos 5 Pos 6
10.5Volts OFF OFF OFF
11.0Volts ON OFF OFF
11.2Volts OFF ON OFF
11.4Volts ON ON OFF
11.6Volts OFF OFF ON
11.8Volts ON OFF ON
12.0Volts OFF ON ON
12.2Volts ON ON ON
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Table 4 Table 5
S4 - Back-Up
Hysteresis
Pos 4 Pos 5 Pos 6
1Volts OFF OFF OFF
1.2Volts ON OFF OFF
1.4Volts OFF ON OFF
1.6Volts ON ON OFF
1.8Volts OFF OFF ON
2.0Volts ON OFF ON
2.2Volts OFF ON ON
2.4Volts ON ON ON
INTERNAL BATTERY CHARGING & REPLACEMENT:
TheMDPinternalbatteryisasealedleadacidandrequiresnomaintenance.Batterylifeistypicallyuptoveyears,but
willvarydependingonuseandoperatingenvironment.Thebatteryshouldbereplacednolessfrequentlythaneveryve
(5)yearstoguaranteeproperoperationoftheMDP.(Requestpart#591-0712-0)
To determine the age of the battery, check the date code located on top of the battery. The four digits refer to the year and
monthofmanufacture.Forinstance,aunitwithadatecodeof“1035”wasmanufacturedthe35thweekof2010.
ToreplacethebatteryrstremovepowertotheMDPinputwiringandturnoffall12VoltloadsconnectedtoMDP.Remove
thefusefromtheholderlabeled“BATTERY”.Toaccessthebattery,loosenandbackoutthefourfrontBatteryAccessPlate
securing screws and remove Battery Access Plate.
Once the plate is removed, you will see the battery is secured in position by a Locking Plate. Loosen and back out the two
Locking Plate locking screws. Lift Locking Plate up from bottom and remove battery. When the terminals are exposed,
disconnect the push on connectors and remove the battery. Reinstall the new battery by lifting up on the Locking Plate
andslidingthebatterypartiallybackintothecompartment,re-attachtheterminals(conrmproperpolarityordamage
can result) and push the battery all the way back in until the Locking Plate can shut properly. Dispose of the old battery
properly.Re-tightenthetwobatteryretainingbracketsecuringscrews.Re-installthebatteryaccessplateandre-install
andtightenthefourbatteryaccessscrews.Althoughthebatteryissealed,itisaLead-Acidtype,sotherearerestrictions
on its disposal.
S4 – Charger Re-Start Interval Pos 1 Pos 2 Pos 3
6Hrs OFF OFF OFF
7Hrs ON OFF OFF
8 Hrs OFF ON OFF
9 Hrs ON ON OFF
10 Hrs OFF OFF ON
12 Hrs ON OFF ON
24 Hrs OFF ON ON
48 Hrs ON ON ON
Battery Access Plate
Front Screws
Lock Screws
Locking Plate
Battery
Terminals
+
-
CAUTION: Observe correct battery polarity!
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TEST / TROUBLESHOOTING
RefertothestatusLEDindicatorlegendonpage5,whichprovidesdiagnosticsofwhatstagetheMDPiscurrently
operating.
1) Testing Battery Back-up Function:
With a load connected to MDP output remove input fuse and confirm load is powered without interruption from MDP
 internalbattery:ThetwoGREENLED’s(“CHARGING”&“INPUTCONNECTED”)shouldextinguishandtheAMBER“Back- 
up Power” LED will illuminate.
2) Start-up:
WhenconnectingorreconnectinginputpowertotheMDPitisnormalforthe“INPUTCONNECTED”LED&“BACK-UP 
 POWER”LEDtobothillimunatefor2-3seconds.
3) Charging LED:
a)ItisnormalfortheCHARGINGLEDtoextinguishwhenthethreestagechargergoesintosleepmode.(Sleepmode
reduces MDP input current draw when the internal battery is full charged.)
b) Iffusesblowrepeatedly,thisusuallyindicatesashortedcomponent.ContactNEWMARforfurthertroubleshooting
advice.Alwaysverifythatthereplacedfusesareofthecorrectrating.UsestandardATCfuses.Donouse
 slow-blowfuses.
c)FlashingRedLED-internalchargingtemperatureexceeds50°C.
FACTORY CONTACT INFORMATION
Ifaproblempersistsafteryouhaveappliedtheabove-outlinedsolutions,orifyouhaveanyquestionsaboutthe
installationandproperoperationoftheMDP-25.0,pleasecontactNEWMAR’sTechnicalServicesManager:
Phone: [phone]-Fromthehoursof7:00A.M.to4:30P.M.weekdays,P.S.T.
Fax:714-957-1621
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Wearehappytoconsultwithyoutoresolveanyproblemsorquestionsyoumayhave.Ifduringconsultation,it
appearstheMDP-25.0mustbereturnedtothefactoryforrepairwewillissueaReturnMaterialsAuthorizationatthattime.
SPECIFICATIONS:
INPUT:Stand-by:12VDC,12.2->15.5VDC,11.5minimuminputrequiredforstartup,
MaximumInputCurrent:28.5Amps(25Ampsmax.Load+3.5AmpsCharger)
Stand-byCurrent:<40mA(noloadonoutput,internalbatterycharged,3Stagechargerinsleepmode)
OUTPUT:12VDCFiltered,VoltageSpikeProtectedwithBack-UpBattery25ampsMax.
BACK-UP POWER: 12.0VDCNominal,from7AHinternalbattery:
 5ampsfor60Minutes
10 amps for twenty Minutes
 25ampsforsixMinutes
(Alltheaboveassumingfullychargedbattery@25°C)
BATTERY:SealedLeadAcid,Rechargeable7.0AH,5YearsTypicalLife-UserReplaceable
INTERNAL CHARGER: 2Amps,3Stage,TemperatureCompensated
FILTERING: Audio through 200 MHz
VOLTAGE SPIKE PROTECTION: TransientEnergyCapability;100Joules,4,000ampsMax
OPERATING TEMPERATURE: 0-50°C
SIZE/WEIGHT:5.75”Hx6.0”Wx8.5”D(14.6x15.24x51.59cm)/9.4lbs.(4.3kg)

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DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS:
6.980
8.460
5.400
4.750
.300
6.000
∅.281 x 4
5.790
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