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    Quote Originally Posted by CharlieRam View Post
    The one i have is 2 x 25v so i was expecting more like 70v��, and the drives are the 2DM860H so can handle the voltage ok
    Probably your mains voltage is on the high side and you are measuring the PS off load

    I have used those drives I think they will take about 110vdc but you can also put AC into them straight from the toroidal
    ..Clive
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    You are right Clive, that was tested with no load. The drives do take upto 110v DC and upto 80AC. I didnt think about connecting the toroidal direct to the drives! Im assuming they have their own rectifiers and caps to smooth the currrent then? But i also assume the same 75v would be achieved?
    I'm thinking i might test it again in the evening when demand for electricity is higher...i measured it at about 4pm on easter sunday when everyone else was probably out having a bbq!
    Last edited by CharlieRam; 22-04-2019 at 09:02 AM.

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