tube power supply voltage

[ohill]

What does it mean when the specs for a tube power supply says:

high output voltage 320V-30mA

Low output voltage 18V-0A6

thanks
rob

[bob91343]

It's probably a strange way of saying 18 Volts at 0.6 Amperes.

[Soonerorlater]

0A6

Common in Europe to replace a decimal point with the S.I. unit your working in.
I've mostly seen it in resistance though rather than current.

I suppose it saves a character

[wwenze]

I'm interested in the 320V-30mA part.

Does it mean use with a 320V 30mA CCS?

[SY]

No, it means that the maximum current the supply can put out on the HV rail is 30mA. Wimpy.

[kevinkr]

Originally Posted by SY

No, it means that the maximum current the supply can put out on the HV rail is 30mA. Wimpy.

Its a JC Verdier Dual Supply for a Control B. See ohill's other thread.

tube dual regulated psu needs amp