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Chapter 1 11
Installation and Setup
Power Requirements
Checking the Fuse
Where IEC regulations apply, use a 5 by 20 mm, rated F5A, 250 V IEC approved fuse. This
fuse may be used with input line voltages of 115 V or 230 V. Its part number is 2110-0709.
Where UL/CSA regulations apply, use a 5 by 20 mm rated fast blow, 5 A, 125 V UL/CSA
approved fuse (part number 2110-0756). This fuse may only be used with an input line
voltage of 115 V.
The line fuse is housed in a fuse holder in the upper left hand corner of the rear panel.
To remove the fuse, first disconnect the power cord from the analyzer. Then insert the
tip of a screwdriver into the slot at the middle of the fuse holder, and turn counterclockwise
to extend the fuse holder.
WARNING For continued protection against fire hazard, replace the line fuse
only with the same type and rating. The use of other fuses or
material is prohibited.
AC Power Cord
The analyzer is equipped with a three-wire power cord, in accordance with international
safety standards. This cable grounds the analyzer cabinet when connected to an
appropriate power line outlet. The cable appropriate to the original shipping location is
included with the analyzer.
Various AC power cables are available that are unique to specific geographic areas. You
can order additional AC power cables for use in different areas. AC Power Cords, on
page 13 lists the available AC power cables, illustrates the plug configurations, and
identifies the geographic area in which each cable is appropriate.
Table 1-1. AC Power Requirements
Description Specifications
Voltage 90 to 132 Vrms (47 to 440 Hz)
Voltage 195 to 250 Vrms (47 to 66 Hz)
Power Consumption, On < 300 W
Power Consumption, Standby < 5 W
Table 1-2. DC Power Requirements
Description Specifications
Voltage 12 to 20 Vdc
Power Consumption < 200 W
Power Consumption, Standby < 5 W