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PAK200824_01A   May 2017         ©2017 ELMDENE INTERNATIONAL LTD  

 

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ONNECTIONS

 

 

 

Load + / -- 

Screw terminals Voltage output to load  

GEN PSU Fault  (normally 
closed contact) 

0.10A @ 60V dc 16Ω solid state relay contacts, volt free 
Open if Mains failed and battery voltage < 23V or fault PSU fault 
condition, (see below) 

EPS Fault  (normally closed 
contact) 

0.10A @ 60V dc 16Ω solid state relay contacts, volt free 
Open if loss of mains for > 10 seconds 

Temperature sensor 

Thermistor input from supplied battery terminal thermistor. 

BATT + / - 

Connection to back up battery using supplied battery lead 

FAN +/ - 

Not used  

RS232 serial interface 

4 pin header   

 

S

IGNALLING AND 

D

IAGNOSTICS

 

 

 
Fault Outputs 

EPS Fault 

GEN Fault 

Condition 

Possible Cause 

Action 

C

LOSED

 

C

LOSED

 

Normal 

operation 

Mains present 
Battery healthy 

None 

O

PEN

 

C

LOSED

 

Standby 

Mode 

Mains lost 
Battery driving load 

Investigate loss of mains 

C

LOSED

 

O

PEN

 

Fault 

Present 

Blown fuses 
Battery fault 
Overload 
Internal fault 

Investigate fault source 
using diagnostic LED 
Rectify fault where 
possible 

O

PEN

 

O

PEN

 

PSU 

Shutdown 

Mains lost 
Standby battery exhausted 

Restore mains as soon 
as possible 

 
LED Indication 

YELLOW LED  

Fault LED 

GREEN LED 

Mains supply On 

DIAGNOSTICS 

Diagnostic LED  

 
Fault Diagnostic table – Front panel - User 

Yellow LED 

Fault 

Green LED 

Mains 

Condition 

Possible Cause 

Action 

O

FF

 

O

N

 

Normal 

operation 

Mains present 
Battery healthy 

None 

F

LASH 

C

ONTINUOUS

 

O

or

 

O

FF

 

Fault 

Blown fuses 
Battery fault 
Overload 
Internal fault 

Contact service 
engineer 

1

 

P

ULSE

 

O

FF

 

Standby Mode 

Mains lost 
Battery driving load 

Investigate loss of 
mains 

 

Summary of Contents for G2410BMU

Page 1: ...for extended periods Two sets of volt free solid state relay fault outputs signal i loss of mains and ii battery fault charger fault and loss of output In addition there is an RS232 serial interface that can provide diagnostic and fault reporting information to supervisory systems Up to 10A current to load at 27 6V dc nominal regulated output Charging capability to support 18 38 or 65Ah batteries ...

Page 2: ...h charging Imax A 220V With charging Imax A 110V 10 0A 10 0A 8 5A 10 0A 8 0A 7 5A 10 0A 7 2A 6 5A Battery Capacity eg PowerSonic model Yuasa model 2 x 17 18Ah 12V PS12170 NP17 12 2 x 38Ah 12V PS12380 NP38 12 2 x 65Ah 12V PS12650 NP65 12 Battery Charging Constant current bulk charging to 80 capacity within 24 hours Float charging to 100 within 48 hours Eco charging and check every 2 hours for 20 mi...

Page 3: ...uts EPS Fault GEN Fault Condition Possible Cause Action CLOSED CLOSED Normal operation Mains present Battery healthy None OPEN CLOSED Standby Mode Mains lost Battery driving load Investigate loss of mains CLOSED OPEN Fault Present Blown fuses Battery fault Overload Internal fault Investigate fault source using diagnostic LED Rectify fault where possible OPEN OPEN PSU Shutdown Mains lost Standby ba...

Page 4: ...rn to manufacturer 5 PULSES ON or OFF Battery Temperature Probe Fault Battery temperature monitor disconnected or damaged PSU running in Safe Mode Check temperature sensor connections and condition of sensor Replace if suspect ON CONTINUOUS ON or OFF Internal Fault Software fault detected PSU running in Safe Mode Return to manufacturer INSTALLATION This unit is only suitable for installation as pe...

Page 5: ...eat dissipation and adequate ventilation to avoid overheating of the unit or associated batteries Figure 1 Fixing points COMMISSIONING Mains Power Up 1 With no external connections made to the PSU connect the mains input wires to the terminal block ensuring that the mains isolator disconnect device is open Fasten wiring in place with cable tie to saddle Note Equipment must be earthed 2 Apply mains...

Page 6: ...battery terminals to each other 12 Connect the free Positive and Negative terminals of the batteries to the PCB terminals Batt and Batt using the cables provided See Figures 2 3 13 Connect the battery temperature sensor two white wires to the PCB terminals TMP Sens See Figure 3 14 If the batteries are housed remotely and the standard battery leads are not long enough use the extended battery lead ...

Page 7: ...or use by Service Personnel only There are NO USER SERVICEABLE parts inside There is no regular maintenance required of the PSU other than periodic testing and replacement of the standby battery Reference should be made to the battery manufacturer s documentation to determine typical expected battery life with a view to periodic replacement of the battery DIAGNOSTICS Local Diagnostics Green LED On...

Page 8: ...efore disposal of the product any batteries must be removed and disposed separately via an appropriate approved battery disposal route in accordance with all national and local regulations Package used batteries safely for onward transport to your supplier collection point or disposal facility Caution Risk of fire or explosion if bare battery wires are allowed to touch See Specification for batter...

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