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31st July 2008, 09:17 PM
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IEC Inlet Filter confusion
I rescued a Schaffner IEC inlet filter from an ADAT M/C before I sent it to scrap to put on some equipment. I put it on the inlet of a tube amp that I'm rebuiling. This amp has a turn on switch and before I use it I tested the power to ensure that all is OK.
Strange, I get a slightly lower voltage accross N & L when switch is off then when switch is on. This confuses me - is the current very low accross N & L when switch is off And high when switched on? It is the FN 9246 High performance IEC inlet filter I have from here: http://www.schaffner.com/components/...22.asp?level=3$2$2&language_id=12®User=1®UserID=-1 This unit has a 470K ohm resistor between L & N which would give rise to this reading? Just trying to confirm that all is in order & understand what's going on |
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