RoHS Status
RoHS compliant
Rated Load Current (RMS)
3.5 amps
12 amps
Peak Current Capability
82.0 VDC max.
Ouput Voltage, No Load
72.0 VDC min.
Output Voltage @ Rated Current
Energy Storage
81 joules
Weight
12 lbs.
Input Voltage (110 VAC nom. range)
96 – 131 VAC
Power Consumption (max.)
382 W
In-rush Current (@115 VAC / 230 VAC)
50 A
(pk) / 25 A (pk)
Input Frequency Range
50 - 60 Hz
Output Capacitance (min.)
20,000 uF
Input Voltage (220 VAC nom. range)
192 – 262 VAC
Specification
Value
Dimensions
8.1” x 5.0” x 3.9”
CE/UL Certification
Yes
Temperature
0-40° C
10% - 90%
Humidity (non-condensing)
Pollution Degree 2
Environment Type
Operating Environment:
The Input Voltage Selector Switch is a 3-position slide switch located
behind the supply’s main capacitor. It is used to select one of three
tap points on the main transformer, providing a convenient way to
adjust for low, medium, or high local line voltage.
The E3PS12-75 is warranted to be free from defects in workmanship
and materials for a period of 36 months from date of purchase.
Three Year Warranty
Procedure: Setting The Input Voltage Selector Switch
Note:
Remove AC power and discharge supply before adjusting.
1. Initially set switch to
High
voltage setting as shown above.
2. Turn on AC line power to supply.
3. Status LED should blink rapidly (16 Hz).
4. Move switch to progressively lower settings until
Status LED turns on solid.
5. Back up one position until Status LED blinks rapidly.
(Most applications use the center (Med) position.)
Input Voltage Selector Switch
(located behind main capacitor).
16 Hz
3 Hz
50%
Rapid Blink:
Normal operating mode.
No action required.
No action required. This is an informational code that
will not affect power supply operation. Note: blink
code will persist until AC power is cycled.
Blink:
Normal operating mode. A regen
event occurred at least once since AC power
was last applied.
On-Normal
Regen Event Occurred
50%
0.5 Hz
Upgrade to higher regen capacity supply. Note: blink
code will persist until AC power is cycled.
Strobe:
Continuous regen capacity was
exceeded since AC power was last applied.
Regen Capacity
Exceeded
2.5%
Condition
LED Behavior
User Action
LED Blink
Frequency
Duty Cycle
(% on)
LED Blink Codes
(Note: LED is off when DC voltage < 25 VDC)
100%
On Solid:
DC output voltage is set too high!
Remove power and adjust Voltage
Selector Switch as described at right.
Move Input Voltage Selector Switch to higher setting.
Rapid blink will occur when the Voltage Selector
Switch is set correctly.
Input Voltage Switch set
incorrectly.
Setting The Input Voltage Selector Switch
Specifications
Accessory Cables
(sold separately)
103.5
115
126.5
207
230
253
Low
Med High
Teknic P/N:
E3PS12-PIGTAIL
Description: Adapter pigtail for DC output. Makes
E3PS12-75 output compatible with SSt-3PS12-75.
78.5”
Teknic P/N:
E3PS12-CABLE110
Description: 110 VAC power cable. Standard
grounded plug to Molex Mini-Fit Jr. 10 position
connector. (see page 1 for connector PN).
Teknic P/N:
PC-SBR-72
Description: Power cable, Sabre to Sabre from
E3PS12-75 to Eclipse or Meridian 4xx and 5xx.
Mate-n-Lok 2
110 VAC
grounded plug
Sabre-2
Minfit-10
Sabre-2
Sabre-2
72”
When an axis decelerates rapidly the motor behaves like a generator,
sending energy from the motor phases back into the power supply.
This becomes a problem when this regenerated energy exceeds the
supply’s ability to absorb it, and can cause the DC output to spike.
The E3PS12-75 automatically channels the right amount of regener-
ated energy back into the supply, while safely dissipating the rest
across a bank of dump resistors. This has the dual benefit of captur-
ing and using “free” energy while protecting the power supply from
potentially damaging voltage levels.
Regenerative Energy Management
19.5”
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Refer to this row for 115VAC wiring
Refer to this row for 230VAC wiring
Note: Teknic does not supply or sell a 230VAC input cable for this product. A wiring
table for 230VAC cable is available on page 1 of this document.
Regen Note:
The first few times the supply dissipates energy
across the dump resistors a small amount of smoke may be seen.
This is normal and will stop after the initial burn off occurs.
ANNIICO