Table 8 Maximum Power Draws for Varian Modules
Component
100-115 Vac
(Amperes)
200-240 Vac
(Amperes)
Mass Spectrometer
12
6
LC/MS Foreline pumps (2 ea. @ 220V)
N/A
20
ProStar 210/215 SDM
2.25
1.125
ProStar 220, 230, 240 SDM
2.25
1.125
PrepStar SD-1 SDM
3.0
1.5
PrepStar SD-2 (220V only) SDM
3.3
1.65
PrepStar 218 SDM
4.6
2.3
ProStar 310 UV-Vis
2.0
1
ProStar 320 UV-Vis
1.3
0.75
ProStar 325 Photodiode Array
1.1
0.55
ProStar 330 Photodiode Array
1.7
0.9
ProStar 335 Photodiode Array
1.1
0.55
ProStar 340 UV-Vis
0.9
0.45
ProStar 345 UV-Vis
1.7
0.9
ProStar 363 Fluorescence
3.0
1.5
ProStar 400 AutoSampler
1.7
0.85
ProStar 410 AutoSampler
1.25
0.625
ProStar 420 AutoSampler
1.7
0.9
ProStar 430 AutoSampler
2.1
1.05
ProStar 701 Fraction Collector
0.6
0.3
ProStar 704 Fraction Collector
0.2
0.1
CP-3800 Gas Chromatograph
20
10
CP-8400 AutoSampler
0.5
0.25
Combi PAL
0.7
1.5
Computer
3
1.5
Monitor
3
1.5
Laser Printer
3-4
1.5-2
Never plug the mass spectrometer and the chromatograph into the same power source;
otherwise, you may overload the power source. Never use the free outlet on any of the power
sources for equipment drawing more than 2A.
The quality of the power supplied to your LC/MS or GC/MS is very important. The power must
be 100-130 Vac, 60 Hz
±
3 Hz (200-260 Vac, 50 Hz
±
3 Hz outside North America), and 200-240
Vac, 60 Hz
±
3 Hz for LC/MS (50 Hz
±
3 Hz for outside North America), and it must be stable,
i.e., it must be free of fluctuations due to slow changes in the average voltage or to changes
resulting from surges, sags, or transients.
•
Slow average changes are gradual, long-term changes in the average root mean
square (RMS) voltage level, with typical durations greater than 2 seconds.
•
Sags and surges are sudden changes in average RMS voltage level, with typical
durations between 50 µsec and 2 seconds.
•
Transients (or impulses) are brief voltage excursions of up to several thousand volts
with durations of less than 50 µsec.
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