[GreenKeys] Rectifier voltage question...

[Peter Gottlieb]

I think it's 120 VDC nominal.  I can't read the input voltage spec, is it for a 
lower line voltage like 110 VAC like they used to use? Is there a voltage tap 
for wiring for low/high line voltage?  I don't think 137 will give you any 
issues so long as the right resistance is in the loop to make the proper loop 
current.  This is not exactly a regulated supply anyway, and it doesn't need to 
be if the line voltage doesn't wildly change.

Peter


On 9/17/2019 10:30 PM, E. wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Question about a rectifier that I recently partially rewired (added fuses for 
> circuit protection).  It’s putting out 137VDC.  On the DC side of a 19 (for 
> the punch / 14TD, not the line loop), will 137VDC cause problems when it’s 
> supposed to be 120VDC?  My audio engineer wife says no, but just want to make 
> sure ;) .
>
> I’m assuming that it’s even truer with the line loop - that it for sure has to 
> be 120VDC ;o ?
>
> Some photos of the beast attached - looks like something from Star Wars ;p . 
>  Anywho, thanks ^^ !!!~
>
>
>
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