HP Scitex FB7600 Essential Health and Safety Instructions Rev.C - Page 37

• Table 1-4 and Table 1-5 on page 29 show the electrical requirements and power consumption of the FB7600 system. • Figure 1-14 shows the recommended power connection of the FB7600 system. • A dedicated power outlet should be provided for the White Ink Backup unit located in the BLSC cabinet (see Figure 1-14). Note: In case that the system is powered by a generator, electrical requirements are the same as for the mains. • In countries where voltage is lower, a suitable step-up transformer must be used. • In countries where voltage is higher, a suitable step-down transformer must be used Important It is the responsibility of the customer to contact a local authorized electrician to prepare the site with the proper wiring, circuit breakers, fuses (and power transformer if necessary), and then to connect the HP Scitex FB7600 system to the mains power outlet. Table 1-4 Electrical Requirements Unit Connection type Voltage input CB Rating Power Line Ø Printing unit 5-wire connection, 380 - 480 V between 3 x 40 A 3 + N + G phases, 50/60 (±3 Hz) 6 AWG UV system 4-wire connection, 380 - 480 V between 3 x 160 A 1/0 AWG 3 + G phases, 50/60 (±3 Hz) Table 1-5 Power Consumption Unit Nominal Maximum Printing unit 30 A, 17 kW 30 A, 17 kW UV system 68 A(*), 25 kW 120 A, 40 kW (*) This is the measured average/nominal power consumption while using the default UV power setting. In case a user changes the default setting, the nominal power consumption may increase by up to 40%. 29