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  • Nolan B
    Super Senior Member
    • Sep 2005
    • 1792
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    Richard Grey 600s

    I current own a 600s and noticed on the back there is something call a "20 amp IEC connector" and a swtich for "fast and slow".

    Tomorrow and electrician is comming to install a deditacted 20 amp circuit for my HT. Do I need to do something with this swtch? can someone shed some light on what it is?

    thanks
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    • dyazdani
      Ultra Senior Member
      • Oct 2005
      • 7032
      #2
      Looking on the RGPC website, the only switch on the back of the 600S is an on/off switch.

      I think you looked at the fuse holder which says "fast blow" not "fast slow" - it could be mistaken for a switch I suppose. The line in it is a groove so you can pop out the fuse.
      Danish
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        • Nolan B
          Super Senior Member
          • Sep 2005
          • 1792
          #3
          Originally posted by dyazdani
          Looking on the RGPC website, the only switch on the back of the 600S is an on/off switch.

          I think you looked at the fuse holder which says "fast blow" not "fast slow" - it could be mistaken for a switch I suppose. The line in it is a groove so you can pop out the fuse.
          I think yo are right. I think I jst dont understand the meaning off the IC connector.
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            • dyazdani
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              • Oct 2005
              • 7032
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              The 20amp IEC connecter is just used to connect the 600S to the wall. There is also a 15 amp IEC connector like you'll find on most audio gear and computer power supplies, etc.

              It will come with a power cord with a wall plug on one end and a female 20 amp IEC connector on the other. You can't plug a 15 amp IEC into a 20 amp.
              Danish
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