[Sasha]

What amps you have plugged in, and is there any hint of constrained current delivery?
What are the types of connectors on the input of Torus balanced conditioners, is it first of all a single connector for dual phase 240V, or it is two single phase 120V connectors, and if two is it 2XNEMA 5-15 or 2XNEMA 5-20 or something else?
 

[Bugsy]

What amps you have plugged in, and is there any hint of constrained current delivery?
What are the types of connectors on the input of Torus balanced conditioners, is it first of all a single connector for dual phase 240V, or it is two single phase 120V connectors, and if two is it 2XNEMA 5-15 or 2XNEMA 5-20 or something else?
 

Hi Sasha

Here is the torus power conditioner web site check it out. http://www.toruspower.com/ please contact Torus at 1-800-PLITRON per Torus web site you can find pics and more info.   here is what I found at http://www.toruspower.com/customer-care/download-centre/

D e d i c a t e d  c i r c u i t s  a r e recommended. Balanced input products, 240VAC, require dual 120V phases (2 pole, 3-wire). Wall outlets for 240VAC are rated at 250V and will likely require special  installation. Dedicated outlets, any household or facility wiring should be installed by a licenced electrician to local codes.







I am using a Torus power conditioner RM 20 and have a 14B SST2 Amp + BP 26 Pre Amp which uses the MPS2 POWER SUPPLY + BCD-1 CD Player + BDA-1 External Dac + BDP-1 Digital Player + 46" Sony LCD TV + Panasonic DVD Player + a internet TV set top box + my USB hard drive. The is all plugged in to a 110-120 volt circuit and I have really know problems.

[drummermitchell]

I just realized my 60a Torus receptacles on the back are 20a , .
pays to look I guess .