Check out IP power as I use one here. For 220 volts you can drive an
external 115 volt AC contactor to switch the 220 AC/.
On Wed, Nov 8, 2017 at 2:38 PM, Jorge Diez - CX6VM <cx6vm.jorge@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hello
>
> I am looking for a remote IP power control for 240 volts. If you can
> recommend me some of this I appreciate very much
>
> I found one for 240 volts, but it have C13 outlets (sockets?), and I have
> most of my computers and power supply with 5-15 connectors
>
> I want to connect power supplies, laptops,this will be not a problem.
>
> Maybe most difficult, an amplifier, Actually Ameritron ALS1300, About
> ALS1300 power requirement, manual says:
>
> Power Supply
> The power supply for the ALS-1300 is a voltage regulated current limited
> supply. It contains 14-volt positive
> and negative supplies as well as dual 50-volt 25-ampere continuous
> (30-ampere peak) fully current limited
> supplies. Each PA (power amplifier) module in the ALS-1300 operates from
> the separate 50-volt sources,
> giving a total dc input power rating of 2500 watts to the power amplifier
> modules.
> Power supply to amplifier interconnections are through a heavy-duty cable
> using a large Cinch Jones connector.
> Power Line Requirements
> This amplifier ships wired for 200-260 Vac. The maximum average power line
> current is 12 amperes at 240
> volts. Two 250-volt 15-ampere fuses fuse the power line.
>
> Power Supply Features
> • Efficient operation from 200-260 volts ac (12 amperes minimum) and
> 100-135 volts (20 amperes
> minimum)
>
>
>
> --
> 73,
> Jorge
> CX6VM/CW5W
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