Classe Audio SSP-800 Manual De Usuario
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operating voltage
Th
e operating voltage of your SSP-800 has been factory confi gured to 100V,
120V, 220V, 230V, or 240V AC, depending on the country in which you
purchased it (in European Union countries, CE regulations specify 230V).
purchased it (in European Union countries, CE regulations specify 230V).
Th
is voltage setting is not user selectable. Ensure that the voltage
rating on the rear panel of the SSP-800 Surround Sound Processor
matches the AC voltage rating of your electrical outlet. If the AC
voltage is incorrect, please contact your local authorized Classé dealer
or distributor.
matches the AC voltage rating of your electrical outlet. If the AC
voltage is incorrect, please contact your local authorized Classé dealer
or distributor.
Important!
Attempting to operate your SSP-800 from an incorrect
AC voltage rating may cause irreparable damage to your
processor, which may not be covered by your warranty.
AC voltage rating may cause irreparable damage to your
processor, which may not be covered by your warranty.
If you are not planning to use the Surround Sound Processor for an extended
period of time, for example due to vacation or other travel, we suggest that you
disconnect it from AC power.
period of time, for example due to vacation or other travel, we suggest that you
disconnect it from AC power.
Make certain that the Surround Sound Processor is in Standby prior
to disconnecting it.
to disconnecting it.
Physically disconnect any and all valuable electronics from AC power during
electrical storms. A lightning strike anywhere near your home can generate a
tremendous surge on the AC mains that can jump across a simple power switch.
A surge from a lightning strike, which may be many thousands of volts, can
cause serious damage to any piece of electronics, no matter how well designed
and protected.
electrical storms. A lightning strike anywhere near your home can generate a
tremendous surge on the AC mains that can jump across a simple power switch.
A surge from a lightning strike, which may be many thousands of volts, can
cause serious damage to any piece of electronics, no matter how well designed
and protected.