Torus Power AVR2 ELITE Series User manual

AVR2 Series Manual
Toroidal Isolation Power Conditioning
Automatic Voltage Regulation
IP Addressable, Controllable Zones
Surge Protection
19” Pro Series Rack Mount (RK) Faceplate
17” Consumer Series (C) Faceplate
Available in Black (B) and Silver (S) Colours
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Toroidal
Isolation
Power
Conditioning

Table of Content
Rear panel connections & AVR software
4
Important Safety Instructions,
2
Shipping Carton & Packing Material
AVR Software - Menu Selections
Torus Power AVR2 Series Power Conditioner - User Notes and Manual
3
Page
System Setup
Username & Password
System Setup
Switch Main
Zone Power Control
Date & Time Setup
Schedule Management
Set Password
Network Configuration
Notes
Front Panel
Rear Panel with key features
Out of Range Voltage
Zone R/Reboot
Unregulated Zone
Router Reboot
Delay Time Between Zones
AVR Software - Menu Selections (Continued)
Email Fault Alert Notification
Electrical Specifications- North American/International
Mechanical Specifications - North American
Mechanical Specifications International
What’s Inside RM Series
Rear Panel Layout - North American
Schematic RM Series
Calibration
Crestron Electronics Module for Torus Power AVR2 Modules
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
25
13
14
15
Rear Panel Layout - International (AUS/UK, CE. IEC)
20
16
17-19
21
24
Block Diagram - AVR2 System 12
3
Noise Reduction & Surge Suppresion
What’s Inside Wall Mount Series
Schematic Wall Mount RM Series
22
23
Home Automation Interface 26

Important Safety Instructions
Please keep the original shipping box and all packing material.
This will ensure the AVR2 is protected in future transport.
In the unlikely event you have a problem and must return it for
service you must use the original packing material.
Ship the AVR2 only in the original packing material, as the unit
is not insurable by carriers otherwise.
Shipping Carton & Packing Material
CAUTION!
CAUTION!
CAUTION!
CAUTION!
To reduce the risk of electric shock and fire, do not remove the cover of this device. There
are no user serviceable parts inside. Please refer all servicing to licensed service technicians.
The international symbol of a lightning bolt inside a triangle is intended to alert the user to
uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the device’s enclosure. The international symbol of an
exclamation point inside a triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important
operating, maintenance and servicing information in the manual accompanying the device.
To prevent electrical shock, match wide blade of plug to wide slot, fully insert.
To reduce the risk of electrical shock, do not expose this equipment to rain or moisture.
1. Read Instructions—All safety and operating instructions
should be read before operating the device.
2. Retain Instructions—The safety and operating
instructions should be retained for future reference.
3. Heed Warnings—All warnings on the device and in the
operating instructions should be adhered to.
4. Follow Instructions—All operating and safety instructions
should be followed.
5. Water & Moisture—The device should never be used in,
on or near water for risk of fatal shock.
6. Ventilation—The device should always be located in such
a way that it maintains proper ventilation. It should never
be placed in a built-in installation or anywhere that may
impede the flow of air through its ventilation slots.
7. Heat—Never locate the device near heat sources such as
radiators, floor registers, stoves or other heat-generating
devices.
8. Power Cord Protection—Power cables should be routed
so they are not likely to be stepped on or crushed by items
placed on them or against them. Special attention should
be paid to areas where the plug enters a socket or fused
strip and where the cord exits the device.
9. Periods Of Non-Use—The device should be unplugged
when not being used for extended periods.
10. Dangerous Entry—Care should be taken that no foreign
objects or liquids fall or are spilled inside the device.
11. Damage Requiring Service—The device should be
serviced by licensed technicians when:
• The plug or power supply cord has been damaged.
• Objects have fallen or liquid has spilled inside the device.
• The device has been exposed to moisture.
• The device does not appear to be operating properly or
exhibits a marked change in performance.
• The device has been dropped or the enclosure becomes
damaged.
12. Service—The device should always be serviced by
licensed technicians. Only replacement parts specified by
the manufacturer should be used. The use of unauthorized
substitutions may result in fire, shock, or other hazards.
13. Do not position the equipment so that it is difficult to
operate the disconnecting device (power cord).
14. If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by
the manufacturer, the protection provided by the
equipment may be impaired.
16. Some units can be very heavy, please use
safe practices when lifting.
15. The power switch should be in the “off” position when
connecting or disconnecting equipment from a Torus Power
unit.
CAUTION
³18 kg (39.7 lb) ³32 kg (70.5 lb) ³55 kg (121.2 lb)
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Torus Power AVR2 Series Power Conditioners - User Notes and Manual
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Torus Power AVR2 series products are full-feature
state-of-the-art power conditioners and voltage
stabilizers, with built-in web interface and
multiple-addressable zones to provide the ultimate
in monitoring and control of audio/video systems.
AVR2 series provide multiple IP-addressable duplex
outlet zones that can be separately turned on or off
through the web browser, and/or remotely
scheduled. Torus Power AVR2 models clean and
condition AC power, providing noise attenuation
from 2 kHz to beyond 1MHz.
They provide true isolation (using massive toroidal
transformers) along with low source impedance
and large enough instantaneous current for today's
most sophisticated and powerful audio amplifiers.
The performance level is far beyond what any
typical power conditioner using discrete filters can
provide.
AVR2 series provide voltage stabilization that keeps
equipment in the optimal voltage operating range
(in North America +/ 5V, in Europe/Asia/Australia
+/- 10V of nominal operating voltage, regardless of
fluctuations in line voltages. Voltage sags,
brownouts, and surges can stress components and
shorten equipment life. In the worst case,
catastrophic events can destroy valuable
equipment. Torus Power products protect connected
equipment, and improve the quality and enjoyment
of your audio and video experience.
Series mode surge suppression is built into AVR and
AVR2 units to provide protection against lighting
strikes and other power disturbances.
Toroidal Isolation Power Conditioning provides
the ultimate in clean power performance
Automatic Voltage Regulation maintains stable
output voltage
Series mode surge suppression protects against
lighting strikes
IP addressable zones with built-in web interface
- for remote control and monitoring
Password control
Email notification of fault conditions
RS232 control compatible with Crestron and
other major control systems
Delayed switch on (5 seconds) when power
turned on/restored
Front panel displays voltage conditions
(input/output voltage), current draw, and IP
address.
Individually addressable outlet zones (5 individual
zones in 15A and 20A models, and 8 individual
zones in 60A and 100A models.)
Zone “R” can be re-configured to provide
automatic router reboot in case of internet failure
Enhanced web browser interface to
monitor/control/schedule/sequence individual
zones
Scheduling features allows automatic control
(on-off) of any outlet zone according to
user-defined schedule. Schedule parameters allow
one week repeating schedule, with up to 6 events
per day for each controlled zone. Outlets can be
sequenced during start up. Each zone can be
operated by the schedule, or in real-time via the
web browser. Schedule is followed even when
internet connection is lost, as long as system
power is maintained.
The Zones on the AVR2 switch on in sequence:
Zone A first, Zone B second and so on. This will
allow you to select the order in which your
components are switched on. For example,
components that should be switched on first (such
as front end components) can be connected to Zone
A, and Zone B. Components to be switched on last
(such as power amplifiers) can be connected to
Zones C, D (or Zones F, G in higher capacity units).
Routers should be connected to Zone R if the
automatic reboot feature is to be utilized; if this
feature is NOT to be used, Zone R can be used as an
extra controllable outlet zone. Zone R switches on
last.
Since every outlet on the AVR2 is capable of
providing full current with no restriction, connecting
components for preferred sequencing wil NOT
compromise performance.
Noise Reduction:
Surge Suppression:
Performs as a low pass filter,
attenuating noise by 12db/decade to 500kHz
Meets IEEE C62.41-1991:
Series mode type; built to withstand 6000V, 3000A
for 1000 repeats
Noise Reduction & Surge Suppression
Torus Power AVR2 Series - Description Summary of AVR2 Series features
Connecting Components
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Front Panel Display
The Front Panel display consists of a 2 line LCD and 1 push button. Each time you push the button the
display will show a different feature of the AVR2.
When you first turn on the AVR2 the System Status will appear. Each time you push the button it will change
from one display to another. One last push will take you back to the System Status and will stay here till you
push the buttons again.
System Status Power Status Time/Day/Date
Active Zones IP Address
Protection in Event of Voltage Faults
If a high or low voltage condition occurs, and remains for 30 seconds or more a voltage fault message is
displayed. The fault output is turned on and the system shuts down (unless over-ridden by the user). The
user can program the AVR2 software to allow the system to remain on in case of fault (see AVR2 software
section for details)
Display will show or
SYSTEM OFF SYSTEM OFF
LOW VOLTAGE HIGH VOLTAGE
As the output power from the Torus Power AVR2 is shut down, all the connected equipment is turned off.
The AVR2 power switch remains in the ON position, although there is no power to the load.
When the voltage has been restored to the normal operating range, the unit will automatically switch on.
If the fault condition still exists, the AVR2 will require approximately 15 seconds to monitor the incoming
voltage, and the system will shut down again.
Notes:
1. AVR2 unit needs to be switched ON at all times for Series Mode Surge Protection to be active. If the
AVR2 and connected components will not be used for an extended period of time, it is recommended
to unplug the AVR2 unit from main power.
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2. There is a 20-second delay built into the AVR2 system, to prevent nuisance switching. The AVR2 will
take approximately 20-sec onds to change relay taps to switch to the proper output voltage setting.
3. A drop in the Input voltage is normal when increasing the load on the Torus AVR2. This is a result of
the impedance of the power line, a function of the distance from the electrical panel and transformer
regulation.
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AVR2 Rear Panel with Key Features
Ethernet:
RS232:
12V Trigger On/Off:
12V Fault:
Allows access to the AVR2 and internal software.
Allows access to automation and external control.
Units can be turned on or off by a
12 volt trigger input.
Unit Provides a 12V signal when a fault occurs.
Controllable Zones:
Can be individually controlled and programmed.
*Zone A will always turn ON first, then Zone B,
C and D (Users can set delay time between
each zone).
*Each zone can be scheduled to turn ON or OFF
at anytime or day of the week.
*Each zone can also be individually turned
ON or OFF through webpage.
Zone R:
Unregulated Outlet.
*Can be programmed to be used
as either a controlled outlet or a
Re-bootable Router outlet.
(See page 9)
8 Zones
5 Zones
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IP Addressable Zones
(See page 21)
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Block Diagram - AVR2 System
Rear Panel Connections and AVR Software &
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(See page 5)(See page 5)
Fig ure: AV R2 Rear Panel conn ec ti ons .
AVR2 Software
AVR2 software is resides in the microprocessor on the internal control board. There are two methods to
access the software.
1) Connect the AVR2 to the Ethernet port. Open a web browser on a local computer that is connected to the
same network as the AVR2 via another Wall Network Jack. Enter AVR (or the IP address displayed on the
LCD, screen#5) into the browser window. Press ENTER and the software will open.
2) Use a three way DHCP Router. You then connect both PC and AVR2 to the same DHCP Router. Open a
browser window from the PC. Type AVR, (or the IP address displayed on the LCD, screen#5) into the browser
window. Press ENTER and the software will open.
Username and Password
The password is required to change the setup of the Torus unit.
Username is admin This is factory set and cannot be changed
Password is avr This is the default password, and can be changed.
In case you forget your password, the AVR2 can be restored to the factory default password avr by pressing
and holding the button on the front panel for at least 10 seconds.
1. 2.
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AVR2 Software - Menu Selections (continued)
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This screen allows ON/OFF control of the AVR2
unit.
Press the button to implement your selection.
As the output power from the Torus AVR2 unit is
shut down, all the connected equipment is turned
off. The AVR2 main power switch remains in the
ON position, although there is no power to the
load.
Switch Main Power
SET
Zone Power Control
‘SET’
The current ON/OFF state of each zone is indicated
here. Use the ‘ON’ and ‘OFF’ buttons to change the
zone state. Press to save the new settings.
(Each zone can be individually turned on or off)
Active zones are also shown in the front panel display
Email Fault Alert Notification
In the unlikely event your AVR2 experiences an
issue the AVR2 will shut down and send an email
notification if this section is configured. After
entering the configuration parameters use the
'Send Test Email' button to confirm your settings
are correct.
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AVR2 Software - Menu Selections
AVR2Menu Selections
System Status
Switch Main Power
Switch Power Zones
System Setup
Email Configuration
DateandTimeSetup
Schedule Management
Change Password
Torus Power Home
Network Configuration
Below is a screen by screen description of software options for 3U models. 4U and 5U have
7+ZoneR.
System Status
This screen indicates the overall status of the
system, showing Voltage In, Voltage Out, Current
Output Power Consumption and Active Zones.
It also reports if the system is functioning normally
or whether there is a fault condition.
(No password required to monitor status)
To Access AVR2 Software
admin
avr
To access AVR2 software, enter user name and
password.
User Name :
User Name is factory set and cannot be changed
Default Password :
To change the password,
Select Set Password
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1. Out of Range Voltage:
2. Zone R/Reboot:
The factory
default settings is to shut down in case
of fault voltage condition (button
checked). By un-checking this button it
will override and the AVR2 will remain on
even if voltage drops or rises
beyond acceptable range.
User has the option to
assign Zone R (individual zone located
at rear panel) to act as an unregulated
output zone or to be used for automatic
router reboot.
: (Unchecked Zone R
Router Reset)
-Zone R will act like a regular zone, and
can be programmed to switch ON/OFF
individually like other zones
(see page 8, Zone Power Control)
-Zone R is not regulated
-Zone R works with the Schedule Manager
and can be programmed to turn ON or OFF at
any time on any day of the week like other zones
(see page 10, Scheduling Management)
-Zone R operates with other zones during
sequential start-up.
(See page 9, Delay Times Between Zones)
Unregulated Zone
.
(Checked Zone R Router
Reset)
-Zone R can only be used for router and/or
modems
The Auto reboot feature allows remote power cycling of the
router or modem when internet connection is down
(system will reset Zone R up to 3 times with
adjustable time intervals betwee each attempts
-Zone R can no longer be individually turned OFF
or ON through Zone Power Control (Zone R will disappear
in the Zone Power Control section)
-Zone R can no longer be scheduled or sequenced
to turn ON/OFF
Select delay time interval for sequential Power Up between
zones.
Always ON is the default setting. If you don't want the
display to be on all the time, you can select a time from
0-255 seconds. When you have made your selection,
press SAVE SETUP.
By checking this button the system will
follow the schedule.
Router Reboot:
-
3. Delay Time Between Zones (Scheduler and Start Up):
4. Front Panel Display:
5. Schedule:
AVR2 Software - Menu Selections (continued)
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
System Setup
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Date and Time Setup
When AVR2 is connected to the internet,
the Day, Date and Time will automatically
be set. However, when the AVR2 has no
access to the internet (internet absent)
The Day, Date and Time can be set
manually which will allow the AVR2 to
follow scheduled programming even if the
internet is later unavailable. If internet
resumes the Day, Date and Time will be
automatically set.
Day, Date & Time shown in front display
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AVR2 Software - Menu Selections (continued)
Schedule Management
-Allow users to program different times to
turn ON or OFF individual zones
-Complete control of your power
management at any time or day of the
week
-Six events per day/seven days a week
-Sequencing via scheduling
-Scheduling remains active even when
the internet is lost, as long as system
power is maintained
-24h format
-Scheduling features allows automatic
control (on-off) of any outlet zone
according to user-defined schedule.
Schedule parameters allow one week
repeating schedule, with up to 6 events
per day for each controlled zone. Outlets
can be sequenced during start up. Each
zone can be operated by the schedule, or
in real-time via the web browser.
Schedule is followed even when internet
connection is lost, as long as system
power is maintained.
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Change Password
If you wish to change the password,
use this screen.
In case you forget your new
password, you can restore the AVR2
to factory default password by
pressing the button on the front of the
AVR2 unit and HOLDING it down for
at least 10 seconds. The default
password is avr
Network Configuration
Each AVR2 unit has a unique MAC
Address which is factory assigned.
The IP address assigned to the
AVR2 is dynamically assigned and is
displayed on this screen as well as
on the front panel LCD of the AVR2.
The AVR2 can be programmed
through the web browser to
automatically get an IP address from
the network switch or router and this
is the default setting and should work
on most networks. Some networks
require each PC or device to use a
fixed IP address and the AV2R also
supports this option.
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AVR2 Software - Menu Selections (continued)
The front panel power switch is also a circuit breaker. As a circuit
breaker, it prevents excessive current from entering the AVR2.
When the power is on, the Switch is illuminated. When the breaker
trips, the switch returns to its “off” position.
Circuit Protection
Torus AVR2s will shut-down if internal unit
temperature reaches excessive levels.
Thermal Protection
Per UL, CSA and National Electrical codes, devices with
line cords and plugs must not consume more than 80%
of a branch circuit’s rating.
While Torus Power AVR2 Units are designed to handle
well beyond these limits, they must be marked with a
maximum input current that satisfies the requirements.
Input Current Rating
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Block Diagram - AVR2 System
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Electrical Specifications
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Model Number Input Voltage Nominal
Output Voltage
Nominal
Maximum Available
Output Current
Input Circuit Breaker
(Fuses)
Number of IP
Addressable Zones
North American
WM 45 BAL AVR2 3X20 2x25A (Fuses) 7 + R
WM 60 BAL AVR2 3X20 2x30A (Fuses) 7 + R
WM 75 BAL AVR2 4X20 2x40A (Fuses) 7 + R
WM 90 BAL AVR2 5X20 2x45A (Fuses) 7 + R
WM 45 BAL AVR2
TVSS 3X20 2x25A (Fuses) 7 + R
WM 60 BAL AVR2
TVSS 3X20 2x30A (Fuses) 7 + R
WM 75 BAL AVR2
TVSS 4X20 2x40A (Fuses) 7 + R
WM 90 BAL AVR2
TVSS 5X20 2x45A (Fuses) 7 + R
AVR2 60 BAL RK
AVR2 75 BAL RK
AVR2 90 BAL RK
240VAC Operating Range 170V
to 270V
7+R
7+R
7+R
AVR2 15 PLUS RK
AVR2 20 RK
AVR2 20 BAL RK
AVR2 45 BAL RK
4+R
4+R
4+R
7+R
20A Circuit Breaker
Front Panel
15A Circuit Breaker
Front Panel
10A Circuit Breaker
Front Panel
120VAC ±5V
2x40A (Fuses)
2x30A (Fuses)
2x45A (Fuses)
2x25A (Fuses)
120VAC ±5V
120VAC ±5V
120VAC ±5V
20A
20A
60A
90A
75A
45A
120VAC ±5V
15A
120VAC Operating Range 85 to
135VAC
120VAC ±5V
120VAC ±5V
240VAC Operating Range 170V
to 270V
240VAC Operating Range 170V
to 270V
240VAC Operating Range 170V
to 270V
120VAC Operating Range 85 to
135VAC
240VAC Operating Range 170V
to 270V
240VAC Operating Range 170V
to 270V
240VAC Operating Range 170V
to 270V 120VAC ±5V
120VAC ±5V
Model Number Input Voltage Nominal
Output Voltage
Nominal
Maximum
Available Output
Current
Input Circuit
Breaker (Fuses)
Number of IP
Add re ssa bl e
Zones
International
AVR2 8 CE 81x84+R
AVR216CE 16 1x16 7 + R
AVR230CE 30 2x30A (Fuses) 7 + R
AVR245CE 45 2x45A (Fuses) 7 + R
AVR2 8 UK 81x84+R
AVR216UK 16 1x16 6 + R
AVR230UK 30 2x30A (Fuses) 6 + R
AVR245UK 45 2x45A (Fuses) 7 + R
AVR2 8 AUS 81x84+R
AVR216AUS 16 1x16 7 + R
AVR230AUS 30 2x30A (Fuses) 7 + R
AVR245AUS 45 2x45A (Fuses) 7 + R
AVR2 8 NEUTRIK 81x8 4 +R
AVR2 16
NEUTRIK 16 1x16 7 + R
AVR2 30
NEUTRIK 30 2x30A (Fuses) 7 + R
AVR2 45
NEUTRIK 45 2x45A (Fuses) 7 + R
AVR2 8 IEC 81x84+R
AVR2 16 IEC 16 1x16 7 + R
AVR2 30 IEC 30 2x30A (Fuses) 7 + R
AVR2 45 IEC 45 2x45A (Fuses) 7 + R
AVR2 8 515R 81x84+R
AVR2 16 520R 16 1x16 4 + R
AVR2 30 520R 30 2x30A (Fuses) 7 + R
AVR2 45 520R 45 2x45A (Fuses) 7 + R
AVR220JP
100VAC Operating Range
85V to 135V 100V +/- 5V 20 1x20 4 +R
WM 45 BAL
AVR2 TVSS 45 2x30A (Fuses) 7 + R
WM 60 BAL
AVR2 TVSS 60 2x45A (Fuses) 7 + R
220-240VAC +/- 10V
240VAC Operating Range
170V to 270V
220-240VAC +/- 10V
220-240VAC +/- 10V
240VAC Operating Range
170V to 270V 220-240VAC +/- 10V
220-240VAC +/- 10V
220-240VAC +/- 10V
240VAC Operating Range
170V to 270V
240VAC Operating Range
170V to 270V
240VAC Operating Range
170V to 270V
240VAC Operating Range
170V to 270V
240VAC Operating Range
170V to 270V 220-240VAC +/- 10V
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Mechanical Specifications - North American
Model Number Input (Inlet) connector
(Rear Panel) Line Cord Output Connector (Rear Panel Size, mm (w x d x h) Size,inch(wxdxh) Weight
North American
AVR215PLUS IEC 20A InletIEC 15A
NEMA C20 N5/15, 14AWG C13, 15A/125V 10 outlets Medical Grade, 15A 533x584x235 21x23x9.25 44.2
AVR2 20 IEC 20A InletIEC 15A
NEMA C20 N5/20, 12AWG C19, 20A/125V 10 outlets Medical Grade, 20A 533x584x235 21x23x9.25 47.2
AVR2 20 BAL IEC 20A Inlet NEMA C20 N5/20, 12AWG C19, 20A/125V 10 outlets Medical Grade, 20A 533x584x235
21x23x9.25 50
AVR2 45 BAL Hubbell Twist-lock 30A,
250V NEMA L6-30P Twist-lock 10AWG, 30A 18 outlets Medical-grade, 20A 610x762x381 24x30x15 64
AVR2 60 BAL Hubbell Twist-lock 30A,
250V NEMA L6-30P Twist-lock 10AWG, 30A 18 outlets Medical-grade, 20A 610x762x381 24x30x15 86
AVR2 75 BAL Hubbell Twist-lock 50A,
250V 2P3W Twist-lock 6AWG, 50A 24 outlets Medical Grade, 20A 610x762x381 24x30x15 98.5
AVR2 90 BAL Hubbell Twist-lock 50A,
250V 2P3W Twist-lock 6AWG, 50A 24 outlets Medical Grade, 20A 610x762x381 24x30x15 124
WM 45 BAL AVR2 3x20A ABB Circuit Breaker 838x1061x584
33x40x23 69
WM 60 BAL AVR2 3x20A ABB Circuit Breaker 838x1061x584
33x40x23 86
WM 75 BAL AVR2 5x20A ABB Circuit Breaker 838x1061x584
33x40x23 94
WM 90 BAL AVR2 5x20A ABB Circuit Breaker 838x1061x584
33x40x23 134
WM 45 BAL AVR2
TVS S 3x20A ABB Circuit Breaker 838x1061x584 33x40x23 73
WM 60 BAL AVR2
TVS S 3x20A ABB Circuit Breaker 838x1061x584 33x40x23 90
WM 75 BAL AVR2
TVS S 5x20A ABB Circuit Breaker 838x1061x584 33x40x23 100
WM 90 BAL AVR2
TVS S 5x20A ABB Circuit Breaker 838x1061x584 33x40x23 140
Connection to Input Fuses N/A
Connection to Input Fuses N/A
3U (5.25”) 4U (7.00”) 5U (8.75”)
AVR2 15 PLUS
AVR2 20
AVR2 20 BAL
AVR28CE
AVR28UK
AVR2 8 AUS
AVR2 8 NEUTRIK
AVR2 8 IEC
AVR2 8 515R
AVR2 20 JP
AVR2 45 BAL
AVR2 60 BAL
AVR2 16 CE
AVR2 30 CE
AVR2 16 UK
AVR2 30 UK
AVR2 16 AUS
AVR2 30 AUS
AVR2 16 NEUTRIK
AVR2 30 NEUTRIK
AVR2 16 IEC
AVR2 30 IEC
AVR2 16 520R
AVR2 30 520R
AVR2
AVR2
AVR2 CE
75 BAL
90 BAL
45
AVR2 45 UK
AVR2 45 AUS
AVR2 45 NEUTRIK
AVR2 45 IEC
AVR2 45 520R
Chassis Height
AVR2 units
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Model Number Input (Inlet) connector
(Rear Panel) Line Cord Output Connector (Rear Panel) Size, mm (w x d x h) Size,inch(wxdxh) Weight
International
AVR2 8 CE
10A/250VAC, 2.5M PLUG TYPE:
CEE 7/7 CONNECTOR TYPE - IEC -
C13
16A/250V IVORY CE SOCKET (x5) 21x23x9.25
533x584x235 39
AVR2 16 CE
16A/250VAC, 2.5M
PLUG TYPE: CEE 7/7
CONNECTOR TYPE - IEC - C19
16A/250V IVORY CE SOCKET (x4) 24x30x15
610x762x381 60
AVR2 30 CE Hubbell Twist-lock 30A,
250V NEMA L6-30P Twist-lock 10AWG, 30A 16A/250V IVORY CE SOCKET (x8) 24x30x15 610x762x381 77.5
AVR2 45 CE Hubbell Twist-lock 50A,
250V 2P3W Twist-lock 6AWG, 50A 16A/250V IVORY CE SOCKET (x12) 24x30x15 610x762x381 134
AVR2 8 UK
10A/250VAC, 2.5M
PLUG TYPE: BS 1363
CONNECTOR TYPE - IEC - C13
13A / 250V UK Socket (x5) 21x23x9.25
533x584x235 39
AVR2 16 UK
13A/250VAC, 2.5M
PLUG TYPE: BS 1363
CONNECTOR TYPE - IEC - C19
13A / 250V UK Socket (x6) 24x30x15
610x762x381 60
AVR2 30 UK Hubbell Twist-lock 30A,
250V NEMA L6-30P Twist-lock 10AWG, 30A 13A / 250V UK Socket (x6) 24x30x15 610x762x381 77.5
AVR2 45 UK Hubbell Twist-lock 50A,
250V 2P3W Twist-lock 6AWG, 50A 13A / 250V UK Socket (x10) 24x30x15 610x762x381 134
AVR2 8 AUS
10A/250VAC, 2.5M
PLUG TYPE: BS 1363
CONNECTOR TYPE - IEC - C13
10A / 250V AUS Socket (x5) 21x23x9.25
533x584x235 39
AVR216AUS
13A/250VAC, 2.5M
PLUG TYPE: BS 1363
CONNECTOR TYPE - IEC - C19
20A / 250V AUS Socket (x5) 24x30x15
610x762x381 60
AVR230AUS Hubbell Twist-lock 30A,
250V NEMA L6-30P Twist-lock 10AWG, 30A 20A / 250V AUS Socket (x5) 24x30x15 610x762x381 77.5
AVR245AUS Hubbell Twist-lock 50A,
250V 2P3W Twist-lock 6AWG, 50A 20A / 250V AUS Socket (x9) 24x30x15 610x762x381 134
AVR2 8 NEUTRIK 10A/250VAC, 2.5M 16A / 250V PowerCON Socket (x8) 21x23x9.25
533x584x235 39
AVR2 16 NEUTRIK 13A/250VAC, 2.5M 16A / 250V PowerCON Socket (x8) 24x30x15
610x762x381 60
AVR2 30 NEUTRIK Hubbell Twist-lock 30A,
250V NEMA L6-30P Twist-lock 10AWG, 30A 16A / 250V PowerCON Socket (x8) 24x30x15
610x762x381 77.5
AVR2 45 NEUTRIK Hubbell Twist-lock 50A,
250V 2P3W Twist-lock 6AWG, 50A 16A / 250V PowerCON Socket (x8) 24x30x15 610x762x381 134
AVR2 8 IEC 10A/250VAC, 2.5M IEC 250V 10A Socket (x8) 21x23x9.25
533x584x235 39
AVR2 16 IEC 13A/250VAC, 2.5M IEC 250V 10A Socket (x8) and IEC
250V 16A Socket (x4)
24x30x15
610x762x381 60
AVR2 30 IEC Hubbell Twist-lock 30A,
250V NEMA L6-30P Twist-lock 10AWG, 30A IEC 250V 10A Socket (x8) and IEC 250V 16A Socket (x4)
24x30x15
610x762x381 77.5
AVR2 45 IEC Hubbell Twist-lock 50A,
250V 2P3W Twist-lock 6AWG, 50A IEC 250V 10A Socket (x8) and IEC 250V 16A Socket (x4)
24x30x15
610x762x381 134
AVR2 8 515R N5/15, 14AWG-C13, 15A/125V 10 outlets Medical Grade, 15A 21x23x9.25
533x584x235 39
AVR2 16 520R N5/15, 12AWG - C19, 16A/125V 12 outlets Medical Grade, 20A 24x30x15
610x762x381 60
AVR2 30 520R Hubbell Twist-lock 30A,
250V NEMA L6-30P Twist-lock 10AWG, 30A 12 outlets Medical Grade, 20A 24x30x15 610x762x381 77.5
AVR2 45 520R Hubbell Twist-lock 50A,
250V 2P3W Twist-lock 6AWG, 50A 12 outlets Medical Grade, 20A 24x30x15 610x762x381 134
AVR2 20 JP IEC 20A Inlet NEMA C20 N5/20, 12AWG - C19, 20A/125V 10 outlets Medical Grade, 20A 23x23x9.25
583x533x235 49.7
WM 30 AVR2 2x15A ABB Circuit Breaker 86
WM 45 AVR2 4x15A ABB Circuit Breaker 134
WM 30 AVR2 TVSS 2x15A ABB Circuit Breaker 92
WM 45 AVR2 TVSS 4x15A ABB Circuit Breaker 140
IEC 20A Inlet NEMA C20
Connection to Input Fuses N/A
IEC 20A Inlet NEMA C20
IEC 20A Inlet NEMA C20
IEC 20A Inlet NEMA C20
IEC 20A Inlet NEMA C20
IEC 20A Inlet NEMA C20
Mechanical Specifications - International
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12VDC Fault
12VDC Trigger
Ethernet
Power Inlet
(IEC 320-C20)
Accessory
Ground Stud
Rubber Mounting Feet
(May be removed if
rack mounting)
Unregulated Re-bootable
Router Outlet
RS232
Medical Grade Outlets
NEMA 5-20R
3U (4 zones+R)
Zones A, B, C and D can be individually
controled and programmed
4U & 5U (7 zones+R)
Zones A-G can be individually
controlled and programmed
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Rear Panel Layout: International - Australia (AUS)/United Kingdom (UK)
12VDC Fault
Ethernet
Power Inlet
(IEC 320-C20)
Accessory
Ground Stud
Rubber Mounting
Feet (May be
removed if rack
mounting)
Unregulated
Re-bootable
Router Outlet
RS232
BS 1363 Outlets
3U (4 zones+R)
Zones A, B, C and D can be
individually controlled and programmed
4U & 5U (6 zones+R)
FZones A- can be individually
controlled and programmed
12VDC Trigger
5U & 5U (7 zones+R)
GZones A- can be individually
controlled and programmed
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Rear Panel Layout: International - Continental Europe (CE)
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12VDC Fault
Ethernet
Power Inlet
(IEC 320-C20)
Accessory
Ground Stud
Rubber Mounting
Feet (May be
removed if rack
mounting)
Unregulated
Re-bootable
Router Outlet
RS232
CEE7 Outlets
3U (4 zones+R)
Zones A, B, C and D can be
individually controlled and programmed
12VDC Trigger
4U & 5U (7 zones+R)
GZones A- can be individually
controlled and programmed
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Rear Panel Layout: International - IEC
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Ethernet
Power Inlet
(IEC 320-C20)
Accessory
Ground Stud
Rubber Mounting
Feet (May be
removed if rack
mounting)
Unregulated
Re-bootable
Router Outlet
RS232
IEC 320 C19
Outlets
3U (4 zones+R)
Zones A, B, C and D can be
individually controlled and programmed
12VDC Trigger
12VDC Fault
4U & 5U (7 zones+R)
GZones A- can be individually
controlled and programmed
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