Single outlet Line Conditioner for Sartorius Scale.

[Dkk37058]

I would like to thank everyone for the information

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Id just plug it into that battery pack and rock on

 

[Dkk37058]

Is this the one you’re talking about
To be sure did you say I could plug in my wall wart into it without changing power supply cord or anything else and start using it
I sure don’t want to ruin it Thanks

 

[FNSafari]

The only way to do it right is run it off DC power. Smooth and clean just like edison envisioned

UR right, but Tesla's ac is much more practical for widespread use.

 

[D Coots]

Is this the one you’re talking about
To be sure did you say I could plug in my wall wart into it without changing power supply cord or anything else and start using it
I sure don’t want to ruin it Thanks

I was told to get the 200 model. I haven't used it yet by my friend is happy with his. The 150 is a tad small for the job.

Later
Dave

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Is this the one you’re talking about
To be sure did you say I could plug in my wall wart into it without changing power supply cord or anything else and start using it
I sure don’t want to ruin it Thanks

Yes and yes. It has very clean power for cpap machines

 

[DiffEQ]

Thanks Dusty here’s a picture of my wall plug in

Looking at its label, and being a microprocessor controlled switching power supply, you *should* be set.
If I were concerned, I would put a multimeter on it that has min/max capability and watch the voltage output range.
Most wall wart power supplies are junk.
For my sensitive electronics, I use an active UPS. Takes the AC, converts it to DC, and then re-converts it back to AC.

 

[divingin]

It is like the Chargemaster is more susceptible to voltage changes, and I thought it would be the other way around........any thoughts?
Both units are about 9 years old, and like I said before they both have functioned very well until @ 6-9 months ago

I think your problem comes mostly down to the actual load cell used in the scales. The CM uses a cell that is not very stable (strain gauge), and quite temp sensitive. No idea what your Sartorius uses, but it's probably more stable than the strain gauge. Anyway, add to that any electronic sensitivity to line noise or RF interference, and electronic drift; bottom line: you get a lot more variance with consumer vs lab rated equipment.

 

[Dkk37058]

Thanks again for you advice

 

[Dkk37058]

Thanks to Dusty, Urbanrifleman and all others on converting AC scale to battery. I got a flash fish In yesterday and loaded some rounds this morning and it works good

 

[JEFFPPC]

The 20.00 Furman Line conditioner solved my drift 100 percent.