Chapter 1 — Introduction
Vehicle Power Supply Installation Guide
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Power Supply Options
Two different power supplies are available that should meet most
electrical requirements. One is for low voltage, the second for
high voltage. Verify that you have the correct supply for your
requirements before installing.
• One power supply accepts input voltage ranging from 6-60
VDC for use with vehicles using electrical systems running
12-60V.
• The other supply is rated for operation from 15-96V, and
Intermec recommends it for use on electric vehicles running
60-96 VDC.
• Both provide 12 VDC output which is filtered and regulated.
• Both supplies also provide short circuit, over voltage, and over
temperature protection.
You can distinguish between the two power supplies in several
ways. Each supply displays the international symbols for input
and output connectors, including voltage information. In
addition, the table below provides other means of identification.
The power supply should be mounted to the vehicle chassis, or
connected (electrically) via external wire to the vehicle chassis.
Chassis ground to the computer or other equipment is then
established via the power supply output cable.
Note:
This document assumes that you have already
installed the vehicle mount computer on your vehicle
and that you have the correct power supply and power
supply input cable for your vehicle before you proceed
with the installation.
Intermec Part
Number
Input Connector
Input Voltage
851-070-003
4-pin, keyed
6-60 VDC, 14A
851-041-003
2-pin, keyed
15-96 VDC, 4.5 A
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