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HC201 alternate power

Posted by Peter on July 10, 2000 at 06:32:00:
Thanks for your replies in forum 34. I've had a response from F&Ps product development manager, which is in part:
"We do not recommend that the HC200 be powered by a DC to AC
inverter due to the output of most inverters being less than
sinusoidal.
We are currently working on modifying the HC200 so it will work on
any inverter, but of course that doesn't help you out now.
When the heater plate is on minimum it controls the heater plate
temperature to 35 C. Average of approximately 30 watts."
From the rest of his message it sounds like the new model should be close to production in Oct.

Follow Ups:

Re: HC201 alternate power / Can it be Retro-fited? Doug H. 10:31 7/10/00 (2)

Re: HC201 alternate power / Can it be Retro-fited? Peter 02:26 7/13/00 (1)

Turning the Heater off / Low Wattage Scokets in U.K. Doug H. 06:48 7/13/00 (0)

Good Work Perry 07:57 7/10/00 (2)

Re: Good Work John Len 12:26 7/10/00 (1)

Re: Good Work Perry 20:53 7/10/00 (0)

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