Murphy PVS-5 - Manual
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01-21-09
Section 78
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PVS-5 Power Supply – Installation Instructions
•
Provides 5 Volt power supply to PVM gages
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Capable of supplying power to a maximum of 6 PVM gages
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Enables PVM gage compatibility with existing MurphyLink products
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Easy mounting and installation
External power is required to make the PVM gage line compatible with existing
MurphyLink products, i.e. PV1000, Cascade, iGUARD and eGUARD. The PVS-5
power supply device supplies 5 Volts of external power and load dump
protection for up to 6 PVM gages. The maximum length of the power and data
connection between gages is 0.5meters (8.5 meters total).
The unit may be installed inside a panel or behind a dash.
Product Dimensions
Specifications
Input Voltage:
•
6 VDC minimum to 32 VDC maximum
•
12/24 VDC Nominal
Output Voltage:
5 VDC @ 450mA maximum
Reverse Polarity Protection:
-36VDC
Overvoltage Protection:
+36VDC and above
Overcurrent Protection:
600mA @ 36VDA
maximum
Connector:
AMP 1-770968-1
Operating Temperature:
-40
°
F to 185
°
F (-40
°
C to +85
°
C)
Storage Temperature:
-40
°
F to 221
°
F (40°C to +105°C)
Random Vibration:
5-2,000 Hz
Operating Shock:
50G
Certification:
CE
Case Material:
Polyamide
Dimensions:
2”x2”x.75”
Mounting Hole Dimensions:
Two #8 screws,
1.625" offset
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