PARALLEL WIRING KIT

2-AMP, 3-AMP and 4-AMP Kits

Before ordering this kit, please contact Tech Support at tech@aetechron.com.

Six types available: 7224/34 2-AMP, 7548/7794/7796/7796HC 2-AMP, 7224/34 3-AMP, 7548/7794/7796/7796HC 3-AMP, 7224/34 4-AMP and 7548/7794/7796/7796HC 4-AMP. Parallel wiring kits include the DB-25 Interlock cable for system communication and the output wiring for connecting system amplifiers to the load. The kits also include BNC cables and T-connector(s), and the wire(s) and WECO connectors required for wiring the parallel inputs through the BNC or Removable Barrier Block (WECO) connectors.

7224 Operator's Manual
7234 Operator's Manual
7548, 7794, 7796, 7796HC Operator's Manual

SIM-BNC-OPTOC

Specialized Input Module

The SIM-BNC-OPTOC Specialized Input Module allows multiple AE Techron amplifiers to be configured as a series output system to increase the available output voltage to the load. The SIM-BNC-OPTOC kit also includes a BNC connector safety cover.

The SIM-BNC-OPTOC module is required for Series configurationsfor 7224, 7234, 7548, 7794 and 7796 amplifiers. It should be used in conjunction with the DB9M CABLE.

7224 Operator's Manual
7234 Operator's Manual
7548, 7794, 7796, 7796HC Operator's Manual

DB9M

OPTOC Interlock Cable

The DB9M OPTOC Cable is a high-voltage Interlock cable that provides superior insulation for multiamp series systems running high-voltage applications.

The DB9M cable is required for Series configurations for 7224, 7234, 7548, 7794, 7796 and 7796HC amplifiers. It should be used in conjunction with the SIM-BNC-OPTOC module.

7224 Operator's Manual
7234 Operator's Manual
7548, 7794, 7796, 7796HC Operator's Manual

CR600

Chattering Relay

The AE Techron CR 600 Chattering Relay is a cost-effective, rugged yet elegant solution to the DO 160 Section 19.3.5 “Spikes Induced into Interconnecting Cables” test requirement.
Internally built around a 50A high-current relay with two independent sets of contacts, the CR 600 was engineered for double the life before refurbishment.
The CR 600 uses quick-connect, touch-proof connectors to ensure efficient setup and a safe test environment. It also includes quick-clip test points for oscilloscope monitoring of tests in progress.
When driven from an intermittent voltage source like the AE Techron DSR 100-25 and utilizing test waveform, "Section 19.3.5 CR 600", the CR 600 output meets the voltage (600V), duration (50 – 1000 µs) and repetition-period (0.2 to 10 µs) requirements specified by the DO-160 standard.

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ESO-20/40

Test Cable

The AE Techron ESO-20/40 cable was designed for use in ground reference and supply offset testing as required by ISO 16750-2 Section 4.8 and other similar automotive EMC standards.
The ESO-20/40 cable can be used to connect from the AE Techron 3110A's balanced output to the balanced input of an AE Techron amplifier.
The ESO-20/40 cable extends the common-mode rejection of AE Techron amplifiers, allowing the amplifier negative output terminal to be raised above ground by up to 40V (meeting requirements for systems up to 24V).

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VMON20

Voltage and Current Monitor

Not compatible with 7100 series, 8000 series, and 9000 series amplifier models.
AE Techron's VMON20 provides a fast and convenient connection for scaled monitoring of voltage and current output on many AE Techron amplifiers. The VMON20 attaches to the amplifier via the DB-25 Interlock connector located on the amplifier's back-panel SIM input card. It provides scaled voltage output to monitor the amplifier output voltage (20V to 1V). The VMON20 also provides easy access to the amplifier's internal scaled 20A to 1V current monitor (5A to 1V on 7212, 7224 and 7234 amplifiers).

INSTRUCTION SHEET (pdf format)

GCL

Ground Current Limiter

Not compatible with 7100 series, 8000 series, and 9000 series amplifier models.
AE Techron’s GCL provides active protection against excessive ground current. It is superior to the factory-default ground-current protection on many AE Techron amplifiers (a 2.7-ohm resistor between the amplifier’s Chassis Ground and COM or Sampled Common output terminals) because it places the amplifier in Standby, provides a visual indication that a fault has occurred, and can be easily reset.

INSTRUCTION SHEET (pdf format)