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General| Brand | Furman |
|---|---|
| Model | PS-8R II |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Non-sacrificial surge suppression for comprehensive protection against transient voltage spikes.
Linear Filtering Technology with zero ground contamination for optimal performance.
Protects against over-voltage conditions by automatically shutting off power.
BNC connector for attaching a gooseneck lamp to illuminate the rear of your rack.
Power-up in three delayed outlet groups and power-down reverses sequence.
Allows remote turn-on and turn-off using a momentary or maintained-contact switch.
Ability to link multiple units for higher currents or more delay groups.
Features three pairs of switched outlets and three non-delayed switched outlets.
Includes a circuit breaker and a ten-foot heavy-duty AC cord.
The product is covered by a three-year limited warranty.
Explains Furman's SMP+ and LiFT technologies for superior surge suppression.
Details the SMP+ circuit's unique clamping voltage for enhanced protection.
Circuitry protects against accidental connections to higher voltages by shutting off power.
Discusses issues with older AC conditioner designs that could degrade performance.
Explains how LiFT ensures optimal performance with linear filtering and no ground leakage.
Explains why sequenced powering is necessary for audio systems and preventing inrush current.
Details the 3-step sequence for power-up and power-down with specific delay intervals.
Provides guidance on connecting amplifiers and low-level equipment to delay groups.
States the PS-8R II has an overall capacity of 15 amps.
Describes the unit as a simple, inexpensive way to control power in a sequence.
Notes that delay intervals are factory preset but adjustable via an internal trimpot.
Explains how the unit and its connected equipment behave during and after a power outage.
Details how to adjust the delay interval using the internal trimpot VR1.
Warns about electric shock and advises that adjustment should only be done by a qualified technician.
Describes the 'E' version for 220-240V AC mains with IEC-320 connectors.
Describes the main power switch and its illuminated indicator.
Explains the function of the LED that indicates extreme voltage conditions.
Details how the Extreme Voltage LED indicates input voltage issues.
Explains the 'Protection OK' LED and its implication if it dims.
Notes that power must be manually restored after an extreme voltage shutdown.
Describes the basic setup for remote ON/OFF sequence using two wires and a switch.
Explains the difference between maintained and momentary contact switches for remote control.
Details jumper settings (JMP1-JMP4) for different remote ON/OFF modes.
Explains wiring for Maintained Mode (REM to +12V=OFF, REM to GND=ON).
Details the jumper setting (JMP2) and memory function for momentary mode.
Explains the relationship between the front panel switch and remote momentary switches.
Discusses managing multiple units and a special feature to re-sync them.
Explains the status terminal output for illuminating a remote LED.
Describes the blinking behavior of the DELAY 1 LED in different modes.
Details the warranty coverage, registration, and claim process.
States warranty is exclusive and limits liability for incidental or consequential damages.
Provides instructions for returning the product for repair, including RA number.
Lists related Furman AC power accessories like power relays and remote panels.
Lists other Furman sequencer models such as PS-PRO II and PowerLink.
Specifies maximum load (15A/10A) and operating voltage range (90-140VAC/180-280VAC).
Details over voltage shutdown levels and response time.
Specifies spike protection modes and clamping voltage ratings.
Provides physical specifications including dimensions, weight, and construction materials.
Lists power consumption, optional features, and safety agency approvals.
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