A question for someone with more electrical knowledge then me. I have a used once s9 electrical converter. My S9 has failed and I now have a AirSence 10 Autoset. Is there a way to change the plug and if so will it connect to the AirSense and work properly.
If not and any one needs one PM me with an offer.
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s9 converter
s9 converter
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Re: s9 converter
The specs for the airsense/aircurve DC converter appear to be the same as the specs on the s9 DC converter.
90 watt DC converter
DC input 12/24V .....13/6.5A
DC output +12v .....3.75A
Maybe someone with more knowledge can advise if cutting off the tip of the s9 DC converter and attaching a airsense/aircurve DC converter tip is a viable option.
90 watt DC converter
DC input 12/24V .....13/6.5A
DC output +12v .....3.75A
Maybe someone with more knowledge can advise if cutting off the tip of the s9 DC converter and attaching a airsense/aircurve DC converter tip is a viable option.
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Re: s9 converter
A note for future readers of this Thread: It is correct that S9 and S10 can use the same power supply units (AC->DC and DC->DC). But they provide two different output Voltages, and use a 3-wire connector.klv329 wrote:The specs for the airsense/aircurve DC converter appear to be the same as the specs on the s9 DC converter.
90 watt DC converter
DC input 12/24V .....13/6.5A
DC output +12v .....3.75A
"Ground" is the outer cylinder. The inner cylinder is "+24V" and rated at 3.75A (for 90 watts). The center pin at "+3.3V" isn't rated for power - but it has to be there, with a specific resistor connected (in Series) back to the 3.3V power source. AFAIK, the previous "S8" also used the same power supplies.