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Product information "Koma Elektronik - Strom+ Bundle"
The Strom+ Bundle contains everything you need to power a Eurorack case. In detail, it is composed of a power module, a flying bus board and an AC / DC power brick. Thanks to its ultra-low ripple design, interferences have no chance to take a negative effect on connected modules. Protective circuits and a replaceable fuse guarantee hassle-free operation. Strom+ emits up to 1.5 A at +12 V and +5 V as well as 1 A at -12 V. The bundle can be extended with additional circuits. The difference between Strom+ and the normal Strom is a current sensor circuit which visualizes the current power consumption.
The heart of the Strom Bundle is the module of the same name. It occupies 4 HP in a modular case and houses the actual power supply with protective circuits and replaceable fuse. Flying Bus Boards can be connected via two 16 pin connectors. One such cable is included in delivery. For those who prefer something “stronger”: A classic Bus Board is sold separately.
An AC / DC power brick is included in delivery, meaning you can get started right away.
The specifications of the Strom+ module:
Input: 15 V DC, 4.6 A (center positive)
Output: 1.5 A at +12 V, 1.5 A at +5 V and 1 A at -12 V
Short-circuit protection for each rail
Multi-colored LEDs visualize the power consumption on each rail
The Strom+ Bundle can be expanded via a passive module, which allows you to distribute power to large systems with several rows and lots of HPs.
HE:
3
TE:
4
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