Would connecting both reference towers to a single power conditioner such as the one linked below be sufficient? It is rated at 10A.
www.amazon.co.uk/Dynavox-Indicator-Corre...ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1

odedia wrote:

Would connecting both reference towers to a single power conditioner such as the one linked below be sufficient? It is rated at 10A.
www.amazon.co.uk/Dynavox-Indicator-Corre...ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1

Hi odedia -

Just checked the link you posted. Looks like your outside of the U.S..

The answer to your question though is "it depends" on the source content and the gain (that you're using via the volume control) of your amp/preamp. The voltage in the U.S. would always be 120/60 Hz (approx) but in your case you likely have the 240V model. The amperage is the variable. Under normal/most circumstances the amperage draw will be very low, especially if in standby mode. I believe the maximum wattage draw would be 1800, but that is "instantaneous and momentary" as opposed to continuous.

Yes, you can connect both TRefs to a single power conditioner. I do.

Best.

Hal

Hi Odedia, The 240 Volt version of the Triton Reference draws a maximum of 3.15 amps (per tower). Under most listening conditions, these towers will draw less than 2 amps (per tower). I would have no hesitations with using a single 10A amp power conditioner for both of these towers. Happy listening!

Moderator wrote:

Hi Odedia, The 240 Volt version of the Triton Reference draws a maximum of 3.15 amps (per tower). Under most listening conditions, these towers will draw less than 2 amps (per tower). I would have no hesitations with using a single 10A amp power conditioner for both of these towers. Happy listening!

@Moderator

And, would that 3.15 amps max per tower be the same for the 120 volts version?

Thank you.

Hi Hal, The amplifier used in the US version of the Triton Reference draws more current (but it's supplied less voltage)...In terms of current draw, the 120 volt Triton References can draw a maximum of 6.3 amps (per tower). Happy Listening!

Thank you @Moderator.

So the data makes sense. In both instances (120 or 240 volts) the maximum wattage drawn is 756 per tower.

Between my amp and everything else I have plugged in to the same dedicated 20 amp outlet, I wouldn't be surprised if I trip the breaker at some point.