Alternate ideas for Super Chromega D power supply?

[caml]

My timer/ power supply has unfortunately gone out. I have a chromegatrol II that I was using as a timer and a power supply for my super chromega D. Does anyone have one they are looking to sell or part with? also if anyone knows a cheaper alternative to a power supply because I am having a hard time finding one, any recommendations would be amazing.

 

[Donald Qualls]

The lamp uses 24V DC at 15A or so, the fan and panel light use a small amount of 120V AC. Not exactly rocket science. The power supply I have is complicated only due to the autoreactive transformer (voltage stabilizer) and interlock to an external timer, neither of which is critical.

 

[Wayne]

There are several power supplies on the auction site, though not that exact one...

 

[caml]

There are several power supplies on the auction site, though not that exact one...

would you mind directing me to the auction site please , thanks !

 

[caml]

The lamp uses 24V DC at 15A or so, the fan and panel light use a small amount of 120V AC. Not exactly rocket science. The power supply I have is complicated only due to the autoreactive transformer (voltage stabilizer) and interlock to an external timer, neither of which is critical.

I'm curious as of what your actual set up is that you're using

 

[Wayne]

would you mind directing me to the auction site please , thanks !

https://www.ebay.com/itm/U199689-Si...608746?hash=item421eaeb96a:g:M7QAAOSw-GBfGK6p
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313&_nkw=chromegatrol&_sacat=0

 

[Donald Qualls]

I'm curious as of what your actual set up is that you're using

I have the Chromega II Power Supply unit, an external Gralab "digital" timer (561?), and the Chromega II head with 4x5 mixer box (only). Never had a Chromegatrol -- my hardware is older than that, I think.