Agilent Technologies 3070 Series User Manual

© Agilent Technologies 1989–2002 Agilent 3070 / 79000 Site Preparation 6-42
Chapter 6: Site Preparation – Power Requirements: Facts about PDUs, MPUs and Power Options
■ In June 1999, the followings changes were made
to the Corporate Price List (CPL).
Removed Options:
05A (200 V 2-Phase Open Delta with Phase
Center-Tap Neutral)
0EF (120/208–127/220 V 3-Phase Wye with
Neutral) (Replaced by AWW)
Added Options:
0ED (200 V 3-phase Delta)
05C (220 V 3-phase Delta)
05H (230 V 3-phase Delta)
0E6 (240 V 3-phase Delta)
AWW (120/208 V 3-Phase Wye with Neutral
(Replaced 0EF))
AWV (120/208 V Single-Phase Wye with
Neutral)
AWZ (127/220 V Single-Phase Wye with
Neutral)
AWY (100/200 V Single-Phase Center-Tap
Neutral)
AWX (200 V Single-Phase Non-earthed)
■ Series 3 current requirements were re-calculated
and empirically checked, verifying lower current
requirements when all the above enhancements
were implemented.
■ Beginning in July 2000, all three-phase systems
were shipped with power cords. The power cord
used is based on the power option and country
code.
■ Beginning in November 2000, power options are
ordered on the E1135C PDU instead of the 3070 /
79000 / xDSL / POTS bays. For example: E1135C
Opt. AWW is ordered instead of E99XXA Opt.
AWW.
■ Beginning in November 2000, only 3-phase
power options are available for 3X7X and
E2197A products.
■ Beginning in May 2001, the PDU includes
20-centimeter-long (8-inch) power cords with
female plugs hard-wired to the output terminal
block. This means that the testhead outlet boxes
can be unplugged rather than un-wired from the
terminal block, making PDU replacement much
easier. The following figures do not show this
plug connection between the terminal block and
the outlet boxes.

Agilent Technologies 3070 Series Specifications

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Brand	Agilent Technologies
Model	3070 Series
Category	Test Equipment
Language	English