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Check that the power lead supplied is fitted with a plug that matches the power outlet you
plan to use.
4. POWER SUPPLY
This product should only be connected to a power supply with a voltage included in the range indicated
on the back panel as shown below in figure 1. The actual format of the labelling may differ from the
picture below, but the meaning will be clear.
Ensure that the maximum power supply voltage does not exceed the upper limit of the operating voltage
range that the unit has been set for, otherwise serious damage may occur. If the voltage of the power
supply that you intend to use is not within the range indicated on the unit’s back panel, do not connect the
unit to the supply and consult your dealer.
5. LOCATION
The amplifier may be placed on a stand or shelf, provided it is safely able to support its weight.
It may also be placed directly onto the floor, provided that the ventilation slots on the underside of the
amplifier are not obstructed by a carpet or other floor covering. The clearance between the underside of
the amplifier and the floor covering should be the same as it would be if the amplifier was placed on a hard
surface. If necessary, find a means to raise the amplifier up to ensure the necessary clearance, or place
it on a flat base.
Do not place anything on top of the amplifier, as this may obstruct the ventilation slots on its upper surface.
Whilst the amplifier’s power supply has been designed to have a low external magnetic field, we
recommend that it is not sited close to sensitive items such as phono cartridges or phono stages.
Where ever the amplifier is located, allow a clearance of at least 5cm (3.5”) above the unit.
A clearance of at least 15cm (6”) should be allowed behind the amplifier so that cables may be routed
without the need to impose sharp bends.
Figure 1. Product operating power supply indication label.
