Power Supply For K6001 And K6002

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Hi,
I have a question about Power supply for K6001 And K6002.
I got the both kits and i want to supply to both of them a power from one power supply (using one transformer).
I took a 9v (500mA) DC Power Supply and i Solder two wires to the transformer AC Output, and i kept the original DC wire. So now I got DC and AC Power Supply.
Its looks like this:

And This is schematic of how i want to connect it to the kits:

So is this possible? I can do it without cause any problems or damage to the kits?

Thanks,
Man19192.

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Should work fine…

3

really? because i saw in the K6002 menu that i must keep apart the K6001 power supply from the K6002.

thanks,
man19192

4

If you lack knowledge, it is best to use two supplies, wiring is more simple.

5

ok, thank you for your help :stuck_out_tongue:
Edit: i’ve just test it and its working fine, thanks! 8)

6

Hi, I’ve got two questions,
is this possible to run the both kits (K6001 and K6002) on 12v 7Ah or 9v 4Ah battery?
Can you show me schematic of the needed power circuit or can you recommend me for kit that can makes it work?

Thanks,
man19192.

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No, as the K6002 will only run on AC.

8

ok, thx, just one last question,
when i bought the Temperature controller kit (K6002 -2004-ED1) there was also included the temperature sensor kit (k6001 -2004-ED2(rev 2)).
when i started to assembly the temperature sensor kit i notice that the metal film resistor R2 that i got have a wrong value ,the value was 18K (color code: 1 - 8 - 0 - 2 - 1), i saw that this resistor was used in the previews version of this kit (k6001 - rev 1).

Should i need to change the resistor?
A lower value will improve the kit?
What happened if i will change the resistor?

Thanks,
man19192.

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Should work fine with 18K. Range of RV2 is large enough.

10

Thanks again for your help :exclamation: , I am very satisfied of your support, and also from your products :slight_smile: