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Installation
Anomaly detection sensitivity / response speed adjustment
Anomaly detection sensitivity and response speed can be adjusted using the anomaly detection
sensitivity adjustment knob (DELAY ADJ.) on the side of the unit. Make adjustments when peripheral
noise is causing malfunction.
Adjustment knob
angle
When completely
closed
During gap
discharge
HI (full right)
40 ms or more
60 ms or more
LOW (full left)
180 ms or more
200 ms or more
* When the anomaly is due to electrical discharge, these times may change depending on
conditions.
Wiring the high voltage cable
VESSEL ionizers electrodes that can be connected to this product have either a CON-4 or CON-7
special purpose high voltage connector attached to the end of the high voltage cable. We offer
capacitive coupling type, resistance connection type, or direct connection type ionizers, and the type
of connector varies depending on the type of ionizer.
The maximum load that can be connected to this product, in the case of the SSB bar series ionizer,
is a bar with a total overall length of 5 m. Details about our other ionizers can be found in the
instruction manual for each model. Using this product with loads in excess of the maximum load
radically shortens the life of the unit, electrode, and high voltage cable. And if the load is too large,
the anomaly detection function will be activated as soon as the power is turned on, and you will not
be able to use the product.
After installing the ionizer, high voltage cable, and ground wire, firmly tighten and connect the high
voltage connector at the end of the high voltage cable to the ceramic output terminals on the unit
(there are 2) by hand. (Do not use tools such as pliers.) If the high voltage cable is shielded, be sure
to connect the ground wire on the end of the cable, to the ground terminal on the unit.
* For precautions on connecting the high voltage cable, please read the instruction manual for the
corresponding ionizer.
