2 safety and product handling – Schneider Electric 560125D/2 User Manual
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Multi Room Audio Amplifier
Installation Instructions
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Power Supplies
Each Multi Room Audio Amplifier in a standalone installation requires a power supply
(See Table 2) connected to the amplifier's EXTERNAL POWER socket.
Catalogue Number
Description
5600P24/3750AU
Switch Mode Power Supply, 24 V d.c. @ 3.75 A. Suits the
560125D/2 Desktop and the 560125R/2 Remote Amplifiers.
5600P24H3750A
High Temperature Switch Mode Power Supply, 24 V d.c. @
3.75 A. Required for all high temperature locations. See note.
5600P24/1250
Power Supply, 24 V d.c. @ 1.25 A. Suits the 560110E Low
Power Amplifier.
Table 2. Power supplies for the amplifiers
Note:
When the power supply is installed in warm to hot locations, you must use the High
Temperature Switch Mode supply for all amplifier types. The 3.75A High
Temperature Power Supply includes a cable adapter for the 560110R Low Power
Amplifier.
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Safety and Product Handling
Read and understand the following safety hazard information.
WARNINGS
Failure to observe these warnings could lead to electrical shock and serious injury:
• Use only the specified power supply unit that is of the correct type for the
amplifier you are using. Do not substitute any other power supply.
• Replace the power supply unit if the power supply or the cord is damaged. The
power supplies cannot be repaired and there are no user serviceable parts
inside.
• Do not allow liquids to splash or drip on the power unit or the amplifier. Do not
place an object containing liquid, such as a vase, on top of the equipment.
To prevent overheating and the possibility of a fire, always provide adequate
ventilation around the power supply. Do not cover the power supply or enclose it in
a box.
Prevent tripping and falling by installing equipment in safe locations where cables do
not create a tripping and falling hazard.
The amplifiers can produce sounds loud enough to cause permanent hearing loss.
Prevent hearing loss by doing the following:
• Mute the speakers before connecting an audio source.