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Abstract-Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin operates two large scale facilities: the research reactor BER 2 and the synchrotron source for soft x-rays BESSY 2. This year HZB's neutron instrument suite around BER 2 has been strengthened by a unique high magnetic field facility for neutron scattering. Its main components are the High Field Magnet (HFM), the most powerful DC magnet for neutron scattering worldwide, and the Extreme Environment Diffractometer (EXED), the dedicated neutron instrument for time-of-flight technique. The hybrid magnet system is projected according to the special geometric constraints of analysing samples by neutron scattering in a high field magnet. Following our past experience only steady state fields are adequate to achieve the goals of the project. In particular inelastic scattering studies would virtually be excluded when using pulsed magnets. The new series-connected hybrid magnet with horizontal field orientation was designed and

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