LSC Lighting APS - Manual (Page 6)

Product Description APS
Operator Manual V1.02
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 Single phase operation possible but input current must be limited to 63A in total.
Being a power control and distribution unit, the APS is equally at home in a variety of
applications including (but certainly not limited to):
 Moving Lights.
 LED fixtures.
 Video walls.
 Audio Systems.
 Stall power for Markets and Fairgrounds.
The APS is also ideal for permanent installations such as schools, churches, public halls and
other venues where Energy Management is a key goal. By using APS modules to power all
the lighting and video system, all the LED fixtures, video screens and moving lights will
automatically be powered off a few minutes after the lighting console is turned off. When
the console is next turned on, the lighting and video equipment will be sequentially powered
up over a few seconds, without any user intervention, a truly Green solution.
1.3 MODELS/OPTIONS
APS is available in the following sizes:
 12 channels x 10 Amp outputs.
 12 channels x 13 Amp outputs.
 12 channels x 16 Amp outputs
 6 channels x 20 Amp outputs.
 24 channels x 10 Amp outputs (future release).
 24 channels x 13 Amp outputs (future release).
 24 channels x 16 Amp outputs (future release).
Output rear connection options:
 Australian sockets (10 and 13 Amp only).
 Weiland sockets.
 Socapex sockets.
 Shuko sockets.
 Powercon connectors.
 Screw terminals (for permanent installations).
Input rear connection options:
 Three phase tail and plug.
 Screw terminals (for permanent installations).
See section 7 for details on input and output connection options.
1.4 VERSION 1.02
Version 1.02 of the APS has the following enhancements:
 A variable speed fan has been added. See section 4.9.7
 An optional audible beeper alarm sounds whenever the shutdown warning is active
(30 sec before shutdown). Enabled by default. See section 4.4.2
 Power Off delay can now be set to Infinite (Menu/Timing/Power Off Delay/Edit). See
section 4.4.2
 Several touchscreen button positions have been swapped in order to prevent
accidental confirmation by a finger bouncing on the touchscreen.