Difference between revisions of "M-222"

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==Overview==
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Converter M-222 is designed to supply emergency ringing current for telephone switchboards from two Signal Corps Batteries BA-23 in series, as a source of power. Converter M-222 is supplied without the batteries, which must be installed as described in paragraph 6, Battery Installation. The output voltage is 100 volts a.c. open circuit; 50 volts a.c. with a 5-watt load. The peak voltage does not exceed 250 volts a.c. The frequency of the output voltage is 24 cycles -I- 4 cycles.
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[[File:M-222 8751780191 l.jpg|400px]]
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==Images==
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[[File:M-222_1.png|400px]]
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[[File:M-222_2.png|400px]]
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[[File:M-222_3.png|400px]]
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[[File:M-222_5.png|400px]]
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[[File:M-222_6.png|400px]]
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==Related Files==
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;{{pdf|TM-11-344_1943.pdf|TM 11-344 (1943)}}
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:Technical Manual
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::Converter
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::M-222
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::March 16, 1943
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;{{pdf|TM-11-344_1946.pdf|TM 11-344 (1946)}}
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:Technical Manual
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::Converter
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::M-222
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::April 1946
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[[Category:Military/Power Supplies]]
 
[[Category:Military/Power Supplies]]

Revision as of 12:11, 20 September 2013

Overview

Converter M-222 is designed to supply emergency ringing current for telephone switchboards from two Signal Corps Batteries BA-23 in series, as a source of power. Converter M-222 is supplied without the batteries, which must be installed as described in paragraph 6, Battery Installation. The output voltage is 100 volts a.c. open circuit; 50 volts a.c. with a 5-watt load. The peak voltage does not exceed 250 volts a.c. The frequency of the output voltage is 24 cycles -I- 4 cycles.

M-222 8751780191 l.jpg


Images

M-222 1.png M-222 2.png M-222 3.png M-222 4.png M-222 5.png M-222 6.png


Related Files

Adobe PDF icon.png TM 11-344 (1943)

Technical Manual
Converter
M-222
March 16, 1943


Adobe PDF icon.png TM 11-344 (1946)

Technical Manual
Converter
M-222
April 1946