Campbell Scientific DCDC18R Product Manual
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The DCDC18R Power Supply is used to convert a DC voltage input to a regulated 12V or 18V output, which is essential for providing stable power to Campbell Scientific equipment and peripherals.
To install the DCDC18R, connect the input and output terminals to the appropriate voltage sources and loads. Ensure that all connections are secure and that the power supply is mounted in a location that allows adequate ventilation.
The DCDC18R requires an input voltage range of 9 to 36 VDC to function properly. It can be used with a variety of DC power sources, including solar panels and batteries.
First, check all connections to ensure they are secure. Verify the input voltage is within the specified range. Check the output terminals for proper voltage using a multimeter. If problems persist, contact Campbell Scientific support for assistance.
Yes, the DCDC18R is designed to operate in a wide temperature range and can be used in outdoor environments when housed in a suitable enclosure to protect it from moisture and debris.
Regularly inspect the DCDC18R for signs of wear or damage. Ensure all connections remain tight and free from corrosion. Clean the unit periodically to prevent dust accumulation, ensuring it remains ventilated.
The DCDC18R features a selector switch that allows you to choose between 12V and 18V output. Make sure the device is powered off before adjusting the switch to prevent damage.
Ensure the power supply is disconnected from all power sources before servicing. Avoid exposing the unit to moisture and operate it within the specified temperature range. Always use appropriate protective gear when handling electrical components.
The DCDC18R is compatible with most Campbell Scientific data loggers that require a 12V or 18V power input. Refer to your specific data logger’s manual for compatibility details.
The DCDC18R can provide a maximum continuous output current of 3 Amps, which should be sufficient for most Campbell Scientific applications. Ensure the total load does not exceed this rating to prevent damage.