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1.2.10

 

The backup operating time of the RIP in case of charged batteries at load current 

1 A  is  5  hours  minimum  (if  the  load  current  decreases,  the  operating  time  increases 
proportionally). 

1.2.11

 

Overall dimensions: 340 mm × 270 mm × 100 mm max. 

1.2.12

 

Weight with batteries: 8 kg max. 

1.2.13

 

The  RIP  provides  protecting  its  output  against  short  circuit  failures  with 

recovering output voltage automatically after repairing the failures while being powered by 
mains and by batteries. 

1.2.14

 

The  RIP-24  provides  output  of  information  to  the  NPN  output  in  case  of 

switching to powering by the backup batteries (in state of no mains power) or a short failure 
in the load circuit. The NPN output is opened when AC line fails and the RIP is operating in 
battery  mode  or  in  case  of  a  short  load  circuit  failure,  and  it  is  closed  when  the  RIP  is 
powered  by  mains  power.  The  maximum  NPN  output  permissible  voltage  and  switching 
current are 30 V and 100 mA respectively. 

1.2.15

 

The  RIP  provides  connecting  two  extra  12  V  batteries  of  17  Ah  each  placed  in  a 

special Box-24 Mod.0 to increase the time of operation from the batteries (with total capacity 
of all RIP batteries being equal to 2×24 Ah). 

1.2.16

 

The RIP provides immunity to electromagnetic interference of the third severity 

level according to Russian Standard GOST R 50009-2000. 

1.2.17

 

Radio disturbances from the RIP operation do not exceed the values specified in 

GOST R 50009-2000. 

1.2.18

 

The  average  lifetime  of  the  RIP  is  at  least  10 years  provided  that  batteries  are 

replaced at least once per 5 years. 

1.2.19

 

The pre-operation time of the RIP after powering up is 10 s maximum. 

1.2.20

 

The RIP is designed to provide its fire safety while emergency operating and on 

violations of operation rules as per GOST 12.1.004-91. 

1.2.21

 

The ingress protection rating of the RIP is IP30 as per GOST 14254-96. 

1.2.22

 

According  to  the  content  of  precious  materials  the  product  does  not  require 

accounting for storage, writing-off, and/or disposal. 

1.3

 

Standard Delivery 

1)

 

Battery Backed Power Supply RIP-24 mod.01 

– 1 pc. 

2)

 

Instruction Manual 

– 1 copy 

3)

 

Fuse 2 A 

– 1 pc. 

4)

 

Woodscrew 

– 3 pcs. 

5)

 

Wall Plug 8

х

40 

– 3 pcs. 

6)

 

Grommet 

– 2 pcs. 

7)

 

Wire 

– 1 pc. 

8)

 

Key 

– 2 pcs. 

9)

 

Packaging 

– 1 pc. 

Summary of Contents for RIP-24

Page 1: ... GOST 15150 69 but to be used within temperature ranges of 263 К to 313 К 10 С to 40 С and ambient humidity of up to 90 at 298 К 25 С 1 1 6 In terms of mechanical tolerance the RIP corresponds to Category LX in accordance with GOST 12997 84 vibration within 1Hz to 35 Hz when accelerated up to 4 9 m s2 0 5 g 1 2 Specifications 1 2 1 The main power supply is the mains power 150 253 V 50Hz 1 2 2 The ...

Page 2: ...ra 12 V batteries of 17 Ah each placed in a special Box 24 Mod 0 to increase the time of operation from the batteries with total capacity of all RIP batteries being equal to 2 24 Ah 1 2 16 The RIP provides immunity to electromagnetic interference of the third severity level according to Russian Standard GOST R 50009 2000 1 2 17 Radio disturbances from the RIP operation do not exceed the values spe...

Page 3: ... third or higher safety qualification level can mount and maintain the RIP CAUTION Connecting the RIP to the mains utility power please KEEP UP the correct coupling of LINE and NEUTRAL TERMINALS in agreement with the picture located inside the cabinet closely to power terminal block 2 2 Mounting and Preparing for Operation 2 2 1 The RIP is to be installed on walls or other structures in the protec...

Page 4: ...rder to indicate remotely switching the RIP to backup power or a short circuit failure connect the RIP to the alarm loop of the devices to be powered An example of connecting the RIP with alarm loops of such devices as Signal 20P S2000 4 and similar is shown in Figure 2 A termination resistor 4 7 K provided with the devices is to be installed inside the RIP XP2 XP3 RED Output 27V 3A Line Neutral X...

Page 5: ...mains power supply fails the batteries begin to power the load circuit the 24 V indicator being turned on and the sounder going off periodically The POWER and CHARGE indicators are off e If the voltage of the batteries has dropped to 22 V the sounder switches on and off five to ten times more rapidly It is necessary to take measures to restore mains power line as soon as possible f If the voltage ...

Page 6: ...arge discharge cycle Note After disconnecting the batteries from the load circuit and recovering utility power it is recommended to check the battery charge discharge cycle If the CHARGE LED has been still lit after 24 hours since having restored power then the battery operability has been to be checked If extra batteries are connected the charge time will be increased 2 3 3 How to Turn the RIP Of...

Page 7: ...e technical support 7 495 775 71 55 or e mail support bolid ru 4 4 When submitting the product for repair it shall be accompanied with descriptions of possible fault Claims shall be submitted to the following address NVP BOLID CJSC Pionerskaya 4 Korolyov city Moscow region Russia 141070 Phone fax 495 775 71 55 multiline 516 93 72 E mail info bolid ru Support support bolid ru http bolid ru 5 CERTIF...

Page 8: ...ts of state standards and applicable technical documentation and approved as ready for operation 6 2 Battery Backed Power Supply RIP 24 model 01 RIP 24 3 7M4 is packaged by CJSC NVP Bolid in line with the requirements provided in the current technical documentation Responsible for acceptance and packaging QCD _____________________________ ________________________ Full Name Data Month Year ...

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