Isotek 191VGAQRSS V5 Aquarius Power Line Conditioner and Surge Protector User manual

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Congratulations on purchasing an lsoTek Aquarius designed

specifically for your audio, audio-visual

or

streaming based

system. For

more

than

20

years lsoTek has earned the reputation

as the leader

in

clean power technology

for

high-quality audio

or

audio-visual replay, consistently winning

multiple

international

awards for pertormance and innovation.

Without mains power. no audio

or

audio-visual component

can

function.

Your musical enjoyment

is

reduced by poor

ma

ins quality through noise

contamination -this

can

be from either Differential

or

Common Mode mains

no

ise. Differential Mode noise is created by the power supplies

in

all

electronic

devices, while Common Mode noise is introduced by RFl and the wireless

communications that

surround

us.

Aqua

rius

is

part

of the lsoTek Performance range and with

it

installed you

will

hear significantly

better

sound reproduction, with

more

detail and greater

dynamic range.

Al

l connected components

will

be

improved and protected.

allowing you to realise the best possible performance from your system,

whenever

you

listen.

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THEPOWERTOPERFORM

The

first

irput

into

any

audio

or

AV

system

is electricity.

It

flows through

the system, uttlrsed by each

component

in

turn

to

create

the

signal

that

eventually moves the speakers' drive

units

or

delivers the pixels on-screen.

What

we sae and

hear

rs

ultimately

fashioned from,

and

by,

mains

electricity

-

it

is

the

'raw

material'

from

which

the

'arr

is

created.

TM mains

suppty

is distorted

by

numerous factors

as

il

travels

fnm

power stati

ons

to

be disttibuted

thtoughout

ou

home:s,

eroding

the performance of

high•

quaLity

audio

.:ind

AV

systems.

As

the electronic

devices

we

use-

prolifer-ate

and

tile

demand

for

electrical power

int~s

i

fie-s

,

the

quality of

the

electricity

we.

fee<!

ou

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con

tmues to slide.

·o

meren

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lal

M

ode

noi

se

·

is

especia

ll

y

exacerbated

by

the switch~

mode

pawer

supplies that

ar-e

common

i

n.

many

modern

devices

, from

computers

to

kitchen appliances.

·common M

ode

noise· is

ev1u

•1

ncreasin9

thanks

to wireless

netwot16ng

m

the

home.

with mobile

phon~

.

Wf

..

Fiand Bluetooth

bathmg

us

in

a

sea

of

airtiome

inteifec-ence.

Without

lsoTek.

you

are

on

ty

acc:essing

aroJnd

80 percent of your

system

·s full

poten

tial, at

b~t.

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OIFFERENTIAL

MO

OE

Oi

ff

erentld M

ode

mains

noise 1.s

created

by

all electrical appliances -everything with

a

powe

r

suppty.

in

fact

This includes your

mktowavt

oven,

your

televisio1,

and

your

computer,

as

we

ll

as

every

hi

•fi

component

you

awn.

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WAVE

CORRE

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Common

M

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mains noise

1s

often referred

10

as

RFI

-ttansmitted kequencies thal

suff'Ound

us

but

we

cannot

se-e.

For

example

.

i

ma9it1e

how

much

data

is transmitted by

smart.phones

and

tablets:

cheap

power

cables

act

as

aerials

ro,

these

unwanted

fr-equencies.

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MA

INS NOISE

Differential M

ode

mains nols~ is created

by

all

elec:tr1cal

appliances -

everything wilh a power supply.

in

fact. This includes your microwave

OV(!n.

your television

and

your computer.

as

well

as

every

hi•

fi

component

you

own.

Common M

ode

mains

no

i

se

is often refetred to as

RFI

-transmitted

frequencies that surround

us

but

we

cannot see. For

ex.ample.

ima9,ne how

much data

is

transmitted

by

smartphones

and

tablets;

cheap

power cables

ac:t

as aerials lantt-nnasl for these unwanted frequencies.

SINE

WAVE

CORRE

CTION

Fr

om

a high quality audio point

of

view, mai

ns

e~ctric-ily needs

two

factors: a nice

50

or

601-tz

sine

wave

supplied from a

very

l

ow

i

mpedance

source. without radio frequency noise. The low impedance makes

to,

a near constant voltage regardless of how much

powe

r Is used

in the surroundi

ng

area

. In

rea

lity

we

can typically expect around 5%

fluctuation.

The

very

tow

impedance

of

the mains. which 1s

way

below

1 ohm at 50

o.r

60H2:

is not maintained when approaching radio ftequencies

I>

50

ohms >

100

kHz)

and acts

as

an

ae

ri

al

(antennaJ

inviting

RF

noise.

lsoTek's power deaning circuits

al"e

des

igned to r

educe

Impedance whilst

remaining safe as welt as correcting well into the audio frequency bands.

Th

is

1s not only a judgment from sound electrical en9inee,in9. but

it

al

so

fo

tl

ows

the

codes

or elec:tncal safety,

wh

,

ch

ate

indep-e.ndently

assessed

.

MULTIPLE FILTER SYSTEM

Many l

soTek

ptoduc,s are not just a single

p()W(lt

cleaning system but

are

multiple power deanetS

in

one

convenient chassis.

The

advantage

be

ing that

eacl\

component

in

your

aud

io system has Its

own

dedicated

clean

power

delivery system. Furthermore, Differential

Mode

t1oise

,

created

as elect

ri

cal

devices

draw

powe

r. ts kept to a minimum and the possibility of electrical

no

i

se

cross contamination between outlet sockets is elirni

nat&d.

Many power deaning systems simply

ptace

a standard fi

lter

des

ign

in

a

box

with

alt outlet sockets joined together

in

se

ries one after

the

other.

thus

connected

e-quipment

cross

contaminat~s

and

the purpose

of

the product is lost.

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NDEPENDENT

S

OCKETS

lsoTek

produc:-ts

feature-

outlet

sockets that are 10tally independent

from

eatb other;

no

two

outlet

sockets

being dir'ectly connected. This

is

a critical

point

for limiting

or

eliminating the cross contamination of

DiHerentia

t

Mode

mains

noist>.

Each

socket

conn&ec.s

directly

back

to

1he

PCB

and

1-s

sel'Viced

by

ls

oTek

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unique power

deaning

technologies.

H

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H

GRADE

COMPONENTS

Every

lsoTek product uses the finest grade electrical components.

many

custom made, using

the

highest quality metals

and

materials

wh

ich are

spe.tifically designed for

putpo~.

Quality

doesn't stop

at

parts

but also

extends into the

PCB

designs, which malr'tlain high leve

ls

or

arnperage and

extraordinarily low

le

vels

of

res

ist

ance.

using

up

to

eighl times

the

geMrat

standard

ol

copper prior

to

pure

s1tver

plating.

Internal wifing also uses high purity coppers combined wi

th

silver plating,

with either

Fluorinate-d

Ethytene

Propytene

~FEPI

dielectric

ot

lsolek's Virtual

Oie

l~c

tric of

Air

(VDAl,

where a FEP tube is

wound

around the conductor

before

an

extruded

FEP

dietectr,c protects this construction giving unrivalled

perbrmance

.and

the

ultimate

tow

resistance, high

pe

rformance internal

powu

delivery system.

ADAPTIVE

GATING

lsoTek

's

unique

Adaptive

Gating

system

determines

the

appropriate level of

diHerentia

t filtration for

any

connect~

to

ad.

The

malCimum

level of overall

power

filtration is

achieved

whflst respecting current requirements.

This

system also eliminates Differential

Mode

noise

cross contamination

between

outlet sockets.

as

all connKted

devices

will

corrupt

the

supplied clean

po~r" upon consumption throwing

back

Differential

Mode

noise.

his

vitat that

th

is

,ois-e

isn't allowed

to

affect another component's per

fo

rmance.

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R.P

.

Technical

pa

pets state that Kirchhoff's ci1tuit la

ws

are

two

equalities

th.at

deal

wilh

the

current

and

potential difforence (commonly

known

as

voltage)

in

the.

lumped

element modet

of

electticat citcuits.

They

were first described in

18'5

by

German physicist

Gustav

Kif'Chhoff.

This generalized

the

wotk

of

Georg

Ohm

and

pteceded

the

work of

James

Cler-k

Mall.well

.

Widely

used

in electrical

e.

-

n9ineerin9

, they are also called Kirchhoff's rules

or

simply Kirchhofrs laws.

Th~se

laws

can

be

applied in lime

and

frequency

domains

and

forrn

the

basis

for network

analysis.

Th~

guiding

pr

1nclples for

lsoTek

circuits

are

driven

by

Kirchhoff's two current

laws

, a simple

aoalogy

would

be

that

for every lttre of water p

taced

into a water

distribution

system

we

would

expect

to

get

the

same

out.

To

pot

it

another

way.

Kirchhoff

and

Gauss

described how seemingly jm

pos.sible

pl'Oblemscould

be tesolved

by

the

concept

of

a town.

If

traffic flows 01, a circular

orbital

road

around

the

town

there

is

no

effect

on

the

town

.

However

,

1f

traffic

en

'.

ers

the

town,

then there will

be

an

effe,ct

on

the

rown.

and

however

many

ca

!'

s that

ente.t

eventually

have

to

leave.

The

stl'1Jcture

of that town will

have

cit,er a positive

or

negative

effect

on

that migration. In electronics

th

is is also

true. We

must

totally t"eipect

the

signal

path

as,

whether"

one

wishes

it

or

not,

ul

tima

te

ly everything will

be

in

the

sigl\al path

to

a

great

et

or

~sser

degree.

SOLID

DC

C

COPPER

AG

As

one

would

t>xpect

the

internal wiring of

any

lsoTek

product is of

the

highest

st.andan:I

, ultra

pure

Ohno

Continuous

Cast

coppel'

solid cora conductor strands

with

si111er

•plating off er low ~sistance

and

high

amperage.

A Auorinated

Ethylene

Propylene

IFEPI

helix is

wound

around

the

conductor

before

an

extruded

FEP

dideetric protects

the

conductot

and

cteates a

Vir1ual

Dielectric

of

Afr

(VOAI.

This

con.struct

i

on

gives

unrivallt>d

performance

and

gives

the

ultimate tow

resistance.

hiSh

performance intern~l

po~r

delivery

system.

l

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·s

intl?.rnal

wiring synergit~ with

the

,ange of

lsoTek

power cables.

One

cntic-.al

but

overlooked

area

is

maintaining

commonaOty

of

des

ign

and

material

pl'Operties

though

an

audio

wiring loom.

be

it

signal carrying cables

or

your power

cable

network.

17

VS

AaUARIUS

18

SURGE PROTECTION

Power surges

or

spik~

on

the mains supply

31"(>

generally \lery

bad

for any

eltttrica

t device espedatly a high quality audio replay system.

Power-

surges

occur wheti there is a :,oost to the electrical charge

at

some point in the

pOWE!r

lin

es.

This causes

an

in-crease

in

the

electric-al potential

ener"gy,

which

tan

increase the current

flowing

to

yo

ur wall outlet. This

in

tum can

da~ge

your

sensi

tive

audio systel'r.

Th

e

ls()Tek

protection

eystern

uses

an

array of

VO

Rs

which off

er

a

cas-c.iding

level

of

protection, ifl some

cases

over

100

,

000A.

T

h~

step in fast

and

sequentially

dependent upon

tM

severity

of

the encountered power surge

or

spike. The

atthitecture

of

the

prctection cil'Cuit

extends

dramatically

and

almost

ins

tantly

when !'&quired.

The

protection ci

rtui

t

has

two

primary

functions.

one

to preserve its

eU

and

the

see:ond

to step in

gradu.atly

as

any ptoblem increases, with the ability to act

very fast should an ext·eme condition

occur.

The

p.rotec-t

jon circuits atso

prote-ct

the filters

and

the

filtt

rs

assist the

prote-c:tion

in

the

in

iti

al

stage.

Unlike many

protect~on

devices

these

assist sound quality

as

\Wll

as

ptoviding protection.

Studies suggest

th

is probtem is not subtle and is frequent.

The

disturbing

ch.3Ut-nge

is the 1,000

to

6,000V

rangt-. It is likely most protection systems do

very little

good

and

probably

cause

sound

degradation.

CONTINUOUS

ABSOLUTE

POWER

lsoTek

de

livers absotvte power. unrestricted

cutrMt

detivery within what

the

powet

company

can

supply and regulations allow. Generally for

power

amplifiers or high

wait-age

electronics lso

Tek

provides

output which offers

e.xttemely low im

peda

rice

and

low

OCR.

this completely eliminates (with

in

the

concepts of power filtering) any possibility of

curttnt

restr

ic-tion

and

enhances

dynamic range. the i

mpedance

of

the chain back to the

power

station

be1n.9

far

larger.

When

power is

contaminate,d

dynamic range is

!'educed.

It is impossible to get

m:,re

than

100%

out of the mains su

pp

ly.

The

very principle

of

AC

power is

th.at

it doesn·t store

energy

in the lransmissjon system.

ll

is

therefore impossible

to

store enetgy in

an

AC

sys

tem

by

the very principles by

which

it

works. Thete

c~n

be no

s<i~calle

d powt-r reserve, thus a power

reserve

within

an

AC

circuit

in

t!-ie

truest sense

of

the word does not

and

cannot exist.

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le

ksystems.com

r

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VS

AauARIUS

CONTINUOUS

ABSOLUTE

POWER

Power

reserve

would require the voltage to inc~ase

as

ohms law insists

it

must. saying a ci

rc

uit

doesn

't sag isn't a

l'eSetve

or

power.

The

AC

waveform

goes

between

ma.xi

mum

and

min,mum points

at

50

Hz

in

10

m

s.

it

then swings

to the maximurn

nega

tive

value. At 20

mS

a full cycle is

achieved.

Therefore,

in

fact the average values

or

an

AC

waveftom is

zero.

Only

as

a power

wave

can

it

be

positive.

thi.s

is due

to

the law of squared negatives.

It

looks l

ike

a ballooned

sine

wave

wtlere the value of

4.5

deg

rees

is

0.5

n-ot

0.7071

from a trigonometric

table.

Were

this

only

a voltage

wave

it

woutd

have

a long~term

value

of

zero!

As

far as energy storage is concemed zero is the

value

of stored

eMrgy

.

Direct Current resistance

(OC

RI

will cause sag. To put

it

in other words, a

system

has

to

be

developed wtiich does not limited lhe power reserve of lhe

power station. meaning a circuit

needs

to

have

extremely low resistance whilst

maintaining sufficiently high inductance. When done cottectly

and

in perfect

ba

tance the

in

ductance is vittuaUy

zero

at 50/60

Hz

-and

the Oi

re-ct

Current

resistance I

OCR

I

is

also

VE!'fY

close

to

zero

. Therefo

re

an ideal f

ilter

circu

it

must maintain

zE>ro

Ohms

resistar•ce

OC

(or

very

dose)

and

considerable

AC

tesistance to noise

above

50/60

Hz.

Despite s,atements to the contrary, this

is

ptee:isely

where

corre-ctly

specified materials matter most. Whilst some

mighl consider' these ·e:xotk'

thE!y

represent a critical

and

important

pan

or

lhe

function

and

appropriate

to

use.

Remari<ably

lso

iek

filter designs

can

maintain

very

low

reS4stanc.e

at 50/60Hz but

have

very

high amounts of noise cancellation

above

that

frequency.

Mo

st

AC

circuits

are

reactive

..

ptoduc.e

a

reac-tjon

either from the power

drawn

or

the cirtuit itself, put simply they ate not pute resistors

and

behave

like a

capacitance,

and

l'E>Sistance

or

an

in

ductance

and

resistance. In an ideal

world the

only

allowable impediment

is

resistance

and

ideally this needs

to

be

extremely

tow.

A dilemma,

do

you

want high transient powet

or

do

you

want

heavy

filtration -amazlngty

you

can

have

both, but one must !lave

com

po

nents

of the very highesl quality, which

are

designe-d

specifically

for

purpose with

totally

cor"t'ee:t

atchitecture. This is extremely complex and has resulte,d in the

design

of

spec

ialist

pa

rt

s:

these do

not

exist oulside the wortd of specialist

power

e1t9ineetin9

and

are

unique to l

s.o

T

ek

des

igns.

3

YEAR

WARRANTY

As

part

of

our

Ot1•9oin9

commitment to the highest standards

of

customer'

service,

ls.o

Tek

offersyo.u the opportunity to

extend

the standatd 2

years

ptoduc-t

warranty to 3years.

free

of

charge.

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