Wall systems are designed to blanket an entire facility with clean and phase coherent balanced AC power that remains stable regardless of how they are loaded down.  5, 7.5, 10, 15 and 20 kVA sizes provide 50, 75, 100, 150 or 200 amps respectively – ideal capacities for most studios and modestly sized theaters or auditoriums.  These systems utilize the same precision toroid isolation transformers as Equi=Tech rack systems but they are much larger with a greater capacity.  Wall systems are the easiest way to provide clean power for a larger facility, doing so with the assurance that the system will remain quiet regardless of what equipment is used or added to it at any time.

Wall system’s components are housed in a sturdy NEMA 12 steel cabinet and feature a rugged industrial-duty AC distribution panelboard with commercial grade circuit breakers, ground fault circuit interrupters and optional EMI/RFI line filters for each circuit per request.  (At the most, one or two are reccommended but none are required.) Two models, the 15WQ and 20WQ have a 2-part cabinet with an additional lower section that houses a massive toroid transfromer.  The cabinets are available in black or light gray with a chrome latching handle and an enamel white interior.  Wall cabinet systems have been tested safe and are built in standard compliance for power distribution equipment.

All Equi=Tech Wall Cabinet Systems are built around revolutionary Equi=Tech Q-type isolation trandformers. Q-type toroid transformers are designed with extremely low impedance. They are wound with double Faraday shields that provide superior isolation (>100dB CMR) from high frequency RF, EMI and nuisance harmonic currents.  “Q” transformers are designed to run acoustically silent even in locations where there is considerably high utility line distortion and very poor power quality.  They are much larger than standard toroids with an equivalent power rating and they run just slightly warm when operated near their rated current limit.  A proprietary winding design eliminates high inrush current issues that are common with most toroid transformers.  They also provide the widest possible broad band noise attenuation and distortion-free playback under the most trying of conditions.  Their performance is exceptional where power hungry amplifiers might otherwise choke during periods of high peak current demand when powered by a conventional AC supply.  “Q” transformers add tightness and startling definition to low frequency music.  In rooms with less than ideal acoustical features that are known to have a negative impact on low frequency sonic quality, they will restore the tightest bass with astonishing never-before-heard clarity and they will do it with ease. They are a must for recording studios that do mastering work and for high defintion audiophile stereo systems.

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Standard Wall Cabinet Systems

Wall Cabinet Dimensions:

OFC — Oxygen-free copper wiring is used throughout the wall system assembly.  Hand-made oxygen-free copper wiring jumpers and wiring harnesses are used in the assembly process that help to minimize high frequency current distortion.  This method of wiring effectively increases the bandwidth of noise attenuation, especially when compared to the use of ordinary copper wire.

RCCB — Residual current circuit breaker.  There is no European device similar and equivalent in form to the faceless GFCI devices used with wall cabinet systems for 120-volt circuits in North America.  What is needed abroad as it is in the US is a device designed to guard against electric shock hazards that are considerably greater outside of the US because 230 volts typically supplies electrical current to AC wall outlets.  In North America, GFCI circuit breakers are used to provide protection for both 120-volt and 240-volt circuits.  240-volt versions of these are provided for systems destined for export in numbers that are appropriate depending on exposure to electrical shock hazards according to the judgment of the electrical contractor on the job.  To keep costs within reason, GFCI circuit breakers are specified only as needed in lieu of RCD receptacles that are installed in the field and are equally effective but less costly.  RCD receptacles that provide equivalent protection against electric shock for 230 volt circuits abroad may be used in the field with standard 2-pole circuit breakers as an alternative means of protection, but it is up to the electrical contractor to choose a device that in his own judgment is appropriate.  2-pole 240-volt GFCI circuit breakers such as those used in the US provide effective protection from electric shock abroad however they cost much more than the “faceless” GFCI devices used with 120V circuits domestically.  Outside of the US, a field installed RCD receptacle is adequate and costs a fraction of the price so a 2-pole RCCB (GFCI circuit breaker) is not an absolute necessity.  However if an RCCB were provided with every branch circuit, no further residual current protection devices would be needed. Providing some form of RCD protection is extremely important, especially abroad because typically the voltage present is twice as high as it is in the US. Please contact our technical sales department for further asssistance.  We want you to use balanced AC power safely and with confidence the same way you depend on the same RCD or GFCI devices when you step into your jacuzzi or your outdoor spa.

* When specifying multiple filters, use suffix -F2, -F3, etc. after model number to indicate the number of filtered circuits