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Eurorack 50+ Range: Installation digital dimmer cabinets
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| Eurorack 50+ 24x 2.3kW |
Building on the long-proven reliability and success of the Eurorack 60 installation dimmer, the Eurorack 50+ offers 24 channels of 2.3kW dimming in a very compact all-digital dimmer rack.
Eurorack 50 combines high quality with low cost and above average performance and is intended for general purpose applications in stage and architectural lighting, whenever space, cost and reliability are the prime considerations.
The standard Eurorack 50+ is supplied with DIN rail terminations to the outgoing circuits, however Eurorack 50+ is also available with a pre-wired hard patch installed within the dimmer cabinet. The lower front panel enloses 24 power outlets, available in most of the standard European formats, allowing circuits to be physically patched as required. The hard patch options available are illustrated below.
Hard Patch Options
24x Twin NF/CEBEC sockets
24x Twin Schuko sockets
24x Triple Swiss sockets
24x Single CEE 16A (P17) sockets
24x Single UK 15A sockets
24x Twin IEC 10A sockets
Operation
The dimmer is configured and controlled via 5 key keypad, identical to Eurorack 60 and Eurodim/3. A bright 12 character LED display and user-friendly scrolling menu provides easy access to all dimmer functions. The display provides local status reporting with clear error messages (400V, overtemperature, fan failure, processor check), and display of DMX and optional analogue control levels.
Eurorack 50+ can be operated without a lighting control desk, allowing local test of dimmer channels (steady or chaser), setting of dimmer levels, and storage of a lighting cue. AFter loss of DMX data, the dimmer can be configured to maintain the last levels, fade to black, or fade to the pre-stored internal memory. All programmed data is saved for an unlimited time.
Installation
Eurorack 50+ is shipped as a complete unit, factory tested and ready for installation. The cabinet can be mounted directly onto a wall, or with optional stand-off brackets to allow trunking to pass behind. The load terminals are conveniently grouped at the bottom of the cabinet and N-disconnect allows periodic isolation testing to be carried out without disconnection of the load wiring.
The bottom panel is fitted with PG31 steel pressure gland for supply cable, XLR5 connectors for DMX, and 24 holes for output cables.
Main features
DMX512 digital input; optional analogue inputs
5-key keypad, 12-character LED display and user-friendly menus for easy access to all dimmer functions
Local test of a dimmer (steady or chaser)
10 dimmer laws, selectable per dimmer channel, including user-programmed custom law
Fade smoothing (4000 step resolution)
Last lighting cue maintained in case of DMX signal interruption
Permanent storage of all programmed data
Protection circuitry against accidental 400V wiring
Local status reporting: 400V - overtemperature - fan failure - processor check - presence of DMX signal - DMX and analogue control levels
First dimmer address selection
Storage of a lighting cue
Low noise fan for effective cooling with automatic fan stop
Overtemperature protection through gradual dimmer fade-out
Technical Specification
Individual channel protection by MCB/1P as standard
Optional 1P+N protection by MCB or HRC fuse
Optional RCD supply protection per group of 4 or 8 dimmer channels
Power supply: 230V / 400V Star 3NPE (TN-S), 50/60 Hz at 80A per phase
Star/Delta and single-phase supply options available
Suitable for continuous duty at 24x 10A at 35°C
DMX512 1990 input (on XLR5) with galvanic isolation
Optional +10V analogue inputs (on DSub25)
CE Approved
Supplied With
Kit of 24 universal seals for output cables
Instruction manual in four languages
Basic Specifications
Mechanical Eurorack 50 Height 1020 mm Width 555 mm Depth 135 mm Weight 34.0 kg Electrical Standard Systems Power Supply 220 - 240V AC Consumption 80A per phase
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