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Chevin A2000 - Amplifier Installation Guide; AC Wiring and Power Connection; Mains Power Supply Requirements

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Installation
Unpacking
Amplifier:
A2500 monoblock: One Neutrik Speakon plug
A750/A1000/A1500/A2000/A3000/A5000/A6000: Two Neutrik Speakon plugs
Q6/Q900: Four Neutrik Speakon plugs
User manual & warranty card
If any item is missing or damaged, contact your nearest dealer immediately
Please make a note of the serial number (see rear panel):
Please complete & return the warranty card.
Failure to register may result in delays if you require warranty service. See the back of
this manual for full warranty details.
Unpacking & Installation
3
Read this section before using the amplifier. Consult an authorised Chevin dealer if
you have any doubts.
A Series amplifiers draw in air at the back and expel it at the front: keep both front and rear
of the amplifier free from obstruction.
The amplifier may be used free-standing or installed in a 19” rack. The rear of the chassis
should be supported
The amplifier is factory set to your local supply voltage.
Warning: The voltage should only be changed by an authorised Chevin dealer.
The amplifier connects to the mains supply via a fixed power cable. The wires in the power
cable are colour-coded according to European standard:
Green / Yellow - Earth Blue - Neutral Brown - Live
Nota Bene:
The live connector in certain 115V models is coloured red.
The amplifier must be connected to a 3-pin grounded outlet via a 3-pin connector of
sufficient voltage and current rating. If the connector has provision for fitting a fuse, a
suitable fuse must be fitted.
A5000, A6000 and Q900 models have 2 power cables.
Warning: All Chevin amplifiers must be earthed!
The power rating of the supply should be at least twice the total audio output of the system.
Electric Shock Hazard! The amplifier must be connected to an adequately rated
grounded outlet.
Fire Hazard! All cables, switch gear, et al, must be adequately rated to avoid the risk of
overheating and fire.
The neutral current will not balance on three-phase systems.
Use individual neutral connections from each phase outlet back to the distribution point.
Alternatively, ensure that the neutral conductor is of sufficient capacity to handle a return
current equal to the sum total of the current in the three phases.
The carton
contains
Environmental
& Cooling
Voltage
Selection
AC Wiring
Mains Power
Supply
Three Phase
Systems

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