Tripp-Lite Medical-Grade Isolator Serie Manuel Du Propriétaire page 3

3. Installation
Before connecting equipment to the isolation transformer, verify the local mains voltage matches the input voltage
selected on the transformer. The output voltage must match the voltage compatible with the equipment load.
The appliance inlet of the isolation transformer (300VA, 600VA or 1000VA) is designed so power cannot be applied
while the fuse access door is opened. If this protective feature is damaged, have the appliance inlet replaced by a
qualified service person. Do not defeat this protective feature or attempt to perform inspection or replacement of
fuses while the isolation transformer is ON and plugged into mains power.
Install in accordance with applicable electrical codes, such as National Electrical Code and/or NFPA 99 Article 517. Use only with an
approved plug/cord set according to the equipment electrical ratings being used. The transformer must be installed by a qualified technician
only. Compliance with ANSI/AAMI/CSA 60601-1 / IEC 60601-1 3.1 ed. must be evaluated after the final installation.
3.1 Select input and output voltage on the isolation transformer based on the local mains
voltage available and the voltage rating of the equipment to be connected.
3.1.1 For IS300HGDV and IS600HGDV:
Input voltage selection is made via the inlet fuse holder (Figure 1). The voltage selected will display above the power switch
will also have to insert the correct fuse value depending on the transformer model and input voltage. For correct fuse value, see the
table in section 3.1.5. Output voltage selection is made with the selector switch
Note: If using as a step-up or step-down transformer, the output voltage must match the connected equipment load requirements.
3.1.2 For IS1000HGDV:
Input voltage selection is made via the inlet fuse holder (Figure 2). The voltage selected will display above the power switch
will also have to insert the correct fuse value depending on input voltage. For correct fuse value, see the table in section 3.1.5.
Output voltage selection is made with the selector switch
Note: If using as a step-up or step-down transformer, the output voltage must match the connected equipment load requirements.
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Use a small, flat blade screwdriver to open
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the access cover and fuse holder for the
fuses and to set the output voltage.
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Use a small, flat blade screwdriver to open
A
the access cover and fuse holder for the
fuses and to set the output voltage.
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Output Voltage
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Selector Switch
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