Can Multiple GS Units be Connected in Series/Parallel to Boost the Output Voltage/Current?
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It is possible to connect multiple GS units in series/parallel connections to boost the maximum voltage/current, provded the values are within the range of maximum voltage/current of those limiters. To amplify the output voltage of more than 1 unit (or 1 Ch), connect the units in series. To amplify the output current of more than 1 unit (or 1 Ch), connect the units in parallel.
Please refer to attached file. It is written as a case of 2 units but it is common for the case of 3 units. It is also common for the case of using CH1 and CH2 on GS820.
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