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It's basic Ohm's Law.With 120V and 2100W (or 2100VA) the load impedance is 6.85 Ohms.With a resistive load, that's the only correct answer.The unit's "Output Impedance" or the "Source Impedance" from the loads point of view should be a few tenths of an Ohm.
Asked Dave at PI Audio about this yet? He's a great guy. A real pleasure to do business with.
If this is the case (and I have no arguments with Ohm's Law), I thought there were issues with using any king of power conditioner and their (general) inability to keep up with dynamic swings in music due, particularly, to impedance issues? Isn't a wall like 1 ohm?Would a BUSS alleviate this concern as it lowers impedance even further than a few tenths of an ohm plus it would have be more than capable of current delivery?Thanks again - I appreciate the education!Jim
How about this?I have a Liebert GXT2 3000-120v double conversion UPS supplying power to a 3000va balanced power transformer.
JDUBS: I apologize for the confusion. I use a CurlyBUSS into the wall, then a power regulator (not re-generator) into the BUSS. I have removed my earlier response as it does not pertain to this post. My bad and sincere apologies.
Dave, any thoughts on this?-Jim