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HYPSOS defines a brand new category of a hifi products. It’s not a simple power supply but an audio component of its own – an equally (or even more) important part of a setup as any other. HYPSOS offers a selection of unique features and even accounts for future software improvements – the device is software controlled with as few hardware dependent elements as possible. The most important features are – hybrid power system, distinct user levels, Sweet Spot Tuning (SST), 4T sensing design (4TSD), advanced automation, extremely safe to use, detailed and revealing yet unfatiguing sound, works perfectly with ORR.
Power input: 110-120 & 220-240V AC/50-60Hz (EU/US Version)
90 – 110Vac/50-60Hz (JP Version)IEC C14 power inlet, a fuse holder with power on/off switch plus two-stage EMI filter for low impedance load with better noise attenuation in low frequency applications
Mains cable: US/EU/UK
DC OUT cable: 5×2.5mm DC plug / 5×2.1mm DC plug Custom cables made to order at additional cost
Output Voltage Range: 5-30 [V]
Max Continuous Output Current (for V_out below 13,3V): 6 [A]
Max Continuous Output Current (for V_out higher than 13,3V): l_out= 80[W] / DCout[V]
Maximum Impulse Current: 9A
Maximum Impulse Power: DC V_out*9A (270W for 30V)
Max Continuous Output Power (for V_out below 13,3V): P_out = V_out[V] * 6[A]
Max Continuous Output Power (for V_out higher than 13,3V): 80W
Primary winding fuse: IEC 5x20mm, 250V 3.15A,
slown-blown for Japan version / 250V 2A, slown-blown for Europe,
US version
Secondary winding fuse: Littefuse 154004T, 4A
Power consumption: 230VAC, 50Hz @ 12VDC out/: Idle – 6VA @ 15W load – 30,7VA @ 60W load – 98VA @ 80W load – 133,9VA
Ferrum
Polish pioneer in the field of headphone amplifiers.
While exploring their roots, the new Ferrum team realized that the region where they were all born and worked for the last part of their lives has a history of craftsmanship. One of these crafts was driven by the very large iron deposits in the Warsaw region, which led to metallurgical specialization.
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