Hi Ben:

Nope, these things don't connect like any type of PC switching supply. The available connections are:

Line in:

Nema L15-30 3 phase, 4 wire flanged inlet, 30amps, 208/230 volt (250 volt plug, Hubble P/N HBL2723)

D.C. Output:

2 pole screw terminal block, accomodates up to #2 wire

Control lines:

4-position screw terminal barrier strip, 10/32 screws, two for supplying 120vac from an internal transformer for that Manuf. own lamphouses, and the other two are the 120vac control return.

And before anyone brings it up, yes, in most cases the lamphouse itself would be getting the power from the PSU's internal transformer, BUT it is allowed by the manufacturer that other brands of lamphouse can be connected as I have done here. In fact, the previous swithcers have been connected exactly as I have done, but were being replaced due to the one being improperly changed out and it's mate (which was still operational but unstable) being changed to keep the equipment matched. In fact, I have used these supplies with a variety of lamphouses and connecting them in this same manner with no prior problems.

They do have a fairly complex microprocessor based control board to regulate output current and monitor the status of the unit. And there are several DIP switch options to enable/disable certain protection modes as well.

As for website links, no luck with this particular maker. They don't even supply (pun intended) tech data to thier own dealers and techs!! They act as if these supplies are a matter of national security.

However, anyone who wants a look at the beast can send me a PM and I'll send back some pics. [Linked Image]

Stupid should be painful.