Delta Outdoor System for Ericsson

July. 20, 2015 Rev. 0.0.0

Charlie Lin
 Contents

１ Outdoor System Introduction

2 System Installation

3 System Controller

4 Quick Installation (Parameter setting)

5 System Operation & Maintenance

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 Contents

１ Outdoor System Introduction

2 System Installation

3 System Controller

4 Quick Installation (Parameter setting)

5 System Operation & Maintenance

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 Telecom power system architecture

LOAD (Switch ,ADSL…E.T.C.)

AC Input

Output DC Distribution Unit

AC Distribution Unit Rectifier # 1

Generator Rectifier # 2
Battery
Rectifier # 3
U.P.S
LVDS
Rectifier # N

Control Supervisory
Unit (CSU)

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 ESOA300-FBG12
Main features
 AC Input: Single phase or three phases
- 220Vac, single phase
- 380Vac, Three phases 5 wires (R, S, T, N, FG)
 System capacity: -54Vdc / 300A Max.
 IP level: IP55
 Fan cooling
 Cooling capability for equipments: 1000W
 Operating temperature range (ambient): 0 ~ +50 degree C
 DC distribution: MCB breaker (DIN rail )
-NPL breaker: 125A X 1, 63A X 1, extra space for C60N breaker x 2
-PL breaker: 125A X 1, 63A X 1, extra space for C60N breaker x 2
 Battery breaker: 125A x 3 (DIN rail )
 DC SPD x 1
 LVDS for battery and LPLD : 250A x 2
(Trip voltage setting: LVBD:42V; LPLD: 46V (adjustable))
 Rectifier: Standard or high efficiency rectifiers (6 max.) from 2KW to 2.9KW.
 Controller: CSU 501+
 Alarm relay: 11 positions, 10 positions definable
 Local/Remote Monitoring and Control – NRMS software
-Local access: NRMS through Mini USB Interface
 Outline Dim.: (H*W*D): 2000 x 750 x 750mm
 Cabinet material: Aluminum (AL 5052-H32 t=2mm) RASO Model D L series
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 ESOA300-FBG12
System layout

Fan tray x 1

Power shelf (FTA series)

with max. 6 rectifier slots
(17.4kW max.) and
Controller (CSU 501+)

6U free space for

Equipment

Battery tray x 3 Filter

Cable gland
MG25A-16B x 1 Cable gland
MG32A-H2-10B x 1 MG32A-H3-10B x 7
MG32A-H3-10B x 2 RASO Model D L series
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 PDU configuration

0V Bus bar

Load breaker
(-48V)

Controller Alarm dry DC SPD

CSU 501+ contact
From BLVD From LVLD
MCB
1 2 3 4 5~10 11 12 13 14 15 16~20
number

TBD TBD Empty Empty Empty TBD TBD Empty Empty Empty Empty
Equipment
MCB rating 125A 63A Empty Empty Empty 125A 63A Empty Empty Empty Empty

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 Stainless steel plinth

90mm
Stainless Steel Plinth
(SUS304, t=2mm)

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 System diagram

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 Contents

１ Outdoor System Introduction

2 System Installation

3 System Controller

4 Quick Installation (Parameter setting)

5 System Operation & Maintenance

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 System Installation

 Mandatory System Pre-Installation Checklist

 Site readiness survey and planning

 Ensure installation site is vehicular accessible else plan other road of access

 Ensure all mounting slab and I-beam are installed and there are adequate working area for
installation & maintenance

 Comply to all local authority regulations

 Comply to installation safety guidelines

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 Prepare Tool Kit’s

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 System Installation

 Mandatory System Pre-Installation Checklist

1) Ensure site groundings are available and in good working condition
2) Ensure ground resistance is within specification

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 System Installation

 Mandatory System Pre-Installation Checklist

3) Measure to ensure mains AC input voltages are within specification
4) Ensure the neutral wire is firmly connected to the PLN grid and is not “floating”

a) Verify that AC PDB’s grounding bus bar is integrated to site MGB

b) Verify that all AC cable wiring uses the correct color coding
c) Verify that the Neutral cable is firmly terminated to the PLN supply
d) AC Input voltage measurements:
 L1 – Neutral (180Vac – 250Vac)
 L2 – Neutral (180Vac – 250Vac)
 L3 – Neutral (180Vac – 250Vac)
 Phase to Phase (340Vac – 430Vac)
 Neutral to Ground (<1Vac)

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 System lifting
1. When lifting the equipment, release the two screws on the front top, push
the top roof from rear to front side and remove the top roof from the cabinet.

2. When lifting the equipment, release the two screws on the front top, push
the top roof from rear to front side and remove the top roof from the cabinet.

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 Site layout
Top view

50mm
400mm

750mm

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 Cabinet anchoring holes
1. Refer to the figure below for detail base mount template. Recommend to use 4
pieces of M12 anchor bolts for fix cabinet on concrete

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 AC Input terminal / Surge arrestor

AC outlet socket
(220V /1000W)

AC SPD (Phoenix)
N Class C/ Type II
RST

Ground busbar for

Breaker for AC equipment
AC FG outlet

AC Main
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 3 4 5 3 PHASE 380V + N 50/60Hz 6 7
A 1 2 3 4 5

R S T N
R S T N
B

AC connection
AC MAINS INPUT
3 PHASE 380V + N 50/60Hz AC MAINS INPUT
3 PHASE 380V + N 50/60Hz
A

R S T N
T N R S T N
1)R For
S
single phase 220Vac Type 2)R ForS 3 phases
T N 380Vac Star Type

Total max input current: 103A (6 SMRs) Total max input current: 34A per phase (6 SMRs)
AKER 3P
AC MAINS INPUT AC BREAKER 3P
AC MAINS INPUT
1 PHASE 220V
SURGE-T
50/60Hz
AC-T&SURGE-T 1 PHASE 220V
SURGE-T
50/60Hz
AC-T&SURGE-T
SURGE-S AC-S&SURGE-S
SURGE-S AC-S&SURGE-S
R AC-R&SURGE-R
SURGE-R T
S N
AC MAINS INPUT
L N AC-R&SURGE-R
ACSURGE-R
R
MAINS T
S INPUT
L N
N

B
1 PHASE 220V 50/60Hz
1 PHASE 220V 50/60Hz
FGAC BREAKER 3P R S T PE
FGAC BREAKER 3P R S T PE

Busbar L NSURGE-T N
AC-T&SURGE-T
Busbar
SURGE-S AC-S&SURGE-S
L NSURGE-T N
AC-T&SURGE-T
C
R S T N SURGE-S AC-S&SURGE-S
SURGE-R AC-R&SURGE-R
SURGE ARRESTER AC-N R S T N SURGE-R AC-R&SURGE-R
SURGE ARRESTER AC-N
B

R S T PE
R S T N S T PE
T N R
R S
N
N

AC-N
SURGE ARRESTER
AC-N
AC BREAKER 3P SURGE ARRESTER
AC BREAKER 3P
AC AC
Ground L1 N SURGE-T AC-T&SURGE-T
N
Ground L1 L2 L3 SURGE-T AC-T&SURGE-T
SURGE-S AC-S&SURGE-S
T N SURGE-S AC-S&SURGE-S
R S SURGE-R AC-R&SURGE-R
R S T N
SURGE-R AC-R&SURGE-R

C R S T PE
R S T PE
(AC Mains Linking bar for single- (AC Mains
AC BREAKER 3P N
Input Cable) phase input AC BREAKER 3P
Input Cable)
N

SURGE-T AC-T&SURGE-T AC-N

SURGE ARRESTER AC-N
C SURGE-T AC-T&SURGE-T
SURGE ARRESTER
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SURGE-S AC-S&SURGE-S
 Power shelf configuration

0V Bus bar

PL Load breaker NPL Load breaker

125A X 1, 63A X 1, 125A X 1, 63A X 1,
extra space for extra space for
C60N breaker x 2 C60N breaker x 2

Controller
CSU 501+

Rectifier slots Alarm dry DC SPD

contact

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 Battery Breaker

Battery breaker
125A X 3

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 Battery cable connection procedures

Step 1 – Connect the battery Step 3 – Connect the battery link

cable (-) to the battery (-) terminal bar between battery block 3 & 4

Step 2 – Connect the battery link Step 4 – Connect the battery cable
bar between battery block 1 & 2 (+) to the battery (+) terminal

Step 5 – Connect the battery

link bar between battery
block 2 & 3

Note: Please refer to next

slides for termination of
battery monitoring and
battery temperature sensor
cables

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 Ambient and battery temperature sensors

Note: Ambient temperature sensors have been factory-terminated beside DC power system
at the power bay. No termination is required.

Battery temperature sensors – Terminated

at the lower string of the backup batteries

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 Battery midpoint monitoring
Battery midpoint monitoring - Terminated
between battery block 2 & 3 of each bank

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 Alarm dry contact definition
Alarm
PIN Alarm Setting Alarm Description
Relay

1 NO

1 2 COM AC Main Failure AC Low; AC High, AC off

3 NC

4 NO

2 5 COM Rectifier failure Any Rectifier Failure

6 NC

7 NO
CSU Hardware Failure
3 8 COM CSU Failure
(Hardware setting can not defined by yourself)
9 NC

10 NO
Ambient Temperature High
4 11 COM High temperature
Battery Temperature High
12 NC

13 NO

5 14 COM DCV out of range DC High, DC Low

15 NC

16 NO

6 17 COM SPD alarm AC SPD, DC SPD Failure

18 NC

19 NO

7 20 COM N.A No define

21 NC

22 NO
N.A
8 23 COM No define

24 NC

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 Alarm dry contact definition
Alarm
PIN Alarm Description
Relay
1 NO
1 2 COM Cooing alarm Fan tray Fail Alarm
3 NC
4 NO
1. Intrude (Door Open) Alarm
2 5 COM Environments alarm
2. High Humidity
6 NC
7 NO
NA
3 8 COM No define
9 NC

NO
COM
NC
Cooling alarm

NO
COM Environments alarm
NC

Environment control Board

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 AC cable entry

4pcs of bottom cable entries reserved

1pce MG32A 2-hole Cable Gland

For cable range (OD): 5 ~10mm
For AC input (spare)

2pcs MG32A 3-hole Cable Gland

For cable range (OD): 7.7~10mm
For AC input

1pce MG25A 1-hole Cable Gland

For cable range (OD): 12~16mm
For grounding cable

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 DC power & optical cable entry
Grounding bar for
shielding cable of RRU

7pcs of MG32A 3-hole Cable

Glands for cable range
(OD):7.7~10mm for MW/MR x 4 &
DC power cable of RRU

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 Cable entry direction – Base of cabinet

Cable entry (Left) Cable entry (Back)

Side cover
without hole

100 mm
Cable entry (Right)

Main Grounding bar

50mm pre-stamped
hole x 2
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 Grounding cable connection

AC Grounding Bus bar

with 4pcs M6 insert nut

Grounding Bus bar with

6pcs M6 insert nut for
equipment

Main Grounding Bus bar

with 6pcs M6 insert nut

Release screws and opening plinth cover

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 Contents

１ Outdoor System Introduction

2 System Installation

3 System Controller

4 Quick Installation (Parameter setting)

5 System Operation & Maintenance

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 Controller CSU 501+

 Reliable and user friendly controller

 User configurable alarms and settings
 Programmable DC output voltage
 Battery temperature compensated float voltage
 LVD contactor control
 Battery charging control
 Automatic battery testing
 LCD 128 x 64 dots display
 Entry of alarm and system parameters from PC via
mini USB port
 Internet Web Server Function: By Web Server
Software/SNMP via RJ45 (Option)
 Green Function / Efficiency management
 Hot plug in design

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 Web/SNMP card
Features
CSU501+
 Applied in TCP/IP Internet/Intranet Environment
 Monitoring and control to power system
 User-friendly graphic interface
 Dynamic information presentation
 Password function
 Bilingual language support
 Microsoft explorer and Netscape support
 Compatible with the standard SNMPv1, RFC1157

RJ45
Delta
Web/SNMP card

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 Controller CSU 501+
User Interfaces

Internet Web Server

Function port (Optional)

Up
Major LED
Minor LED Down
EQU LED
ESC Enter

128 x 64 LCD Mini USB (slave)

Dots Display

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 Controller CSU 501+
Function architecture (Main\Data)
Home
DCV
DCI
Sys Status(FL/EQU)
Alarm Existing

Sys Info Sys Setting Current Alarm

Rectifier Battery Event Log Current .setting AC & Temp Data &
I.D. Address Batt. String I.D. Alarm Function Time DC Setting ACV Voltage Version
Output Current Batt.Status Recover Time Alarm Setting Ambient Temp. Date/Time
Status Batt. Current Batt.Setting H/W version
Other Setting S/W version

* DC/DC Data

* Function architecture varies in different systems

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 Controller CSU 501+
Function architecture (Main\Data)

Home
DCV
DCI
Sys Status(FL/EQU)
Alarm Existing

Sys Info Sys Setting Current Alarm

Password

DC Setting Alarm Setting Batt. Setting Date Setting Efficn.t Mgt. Generator Temp. Unit
DCV setting ACV, Batt. Par. Year/month/ ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF
CL setting DCV,LVDS, T-Comp day/time
OTP,EQU, BDT Test Comm.
Batt.Test. B-EQU Modbus
Baudrate
Language
Password English Alarm Reset
New PW Cfm 繁體中文 Reset HVSD
PW Default 簡體中文 Reset Com-fail
(0000)
* Function architecture varies in different systems
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 Controller CSU 501+
Function architecture (Main\Data)

Home
DCV
DCI
Sys Status(FL/EQU)
Alarm Existing

Sys Info Sys Setting Current Alarm

All Alarm Function show on Display

Show Real Information and Alarm Time in Event Log

* Function architecture varies in different systems

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 Contents

１ Outdoor System Introduction

2 System Installation

3 System Controller

4 Quick Installation (Parameter setting)

5 System Operation & Maintenance

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 Quick Installation Guide 1

Verify system controller’s time

To change system time to that of the country of

installation, please follow the steps below ………….

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 Quick Installation
CSU501 – Menu Structure

Esc Enter

DCV 54.0V Sys Info

DCI 5A Sys Setting
Sys Sta FL Curr. Alarm

Sys Info DCV Setting

Sys Setting Alarm Setting
Curr. Alarm Batt. Setting
Password

I
I
I

Date Setting
Language
Efficiency Mgt
C-Fan Start

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 Quick Installation
CSU501 – Menu Structure

Esc Enter

Date Setting Date Setting Date Setting

Language 20 10/05/02 20 10/05/02
Efficiency Mgt 16:39 16:39
C-Fan Start S

Date Setting
20 11/05/02
16:39
S

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 Quick Installation
CSU501 – Menu Structure

Esc Enter

Date Setting Date Setting Date Setting

20 11/05/02 2011/ 05/02 2011/ 05/02
16:39 16:39 16:39
S S

Date Setting
2011/ 06/02
16:39
S

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 System controller’s time has been changed to
local time

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 Quick Installation Guide 2

System controller’s battery capacity setting has to

be changed to the value according to the backup
battery total capacity installed

To change, please follow the steps below ………….

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 Quick Installation
CSU501 – Menu Structure

Esc Enter

DCV 54.0V Sys Info

DCI 5A Sys Setting
Sys Sta FL Curr. Alarm

Sys Info DCV Setting

Sys Setting Alarm Setting
Curr. Alarm Batt. Setting
Password

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 Quick Installation
CSU501 – Menu Structure

Esc Enter

DCV Setting Batt. Capacity B-Parameter

Alarm Setting Charge & CL Capacity 300AH
Batt. Setting T-COMP
Password BDT Setting

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 Quick Installation
CSU501 – Menu Structure

Esc Enter

B-Parameter B-Parameter
Capacity 300AH Capacity 300AH

B-Parameter B-Parameter
Capacity 200AH Capacity 200AH

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 Quick Installation
CSU501 – Menu Structure

Esc Enter

B-Parameter B-Parameter
Capacity 400AH Capacity 400AH

B-Parameter B-Parameter
Capacity 300AH Capacity 300AH

B-Parameter B-Parameter
Capacity 200AH Capacity 200AH

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 System controller’s battery capacity setting has
been changed to the value to reflect the backup
battery total capacity installed

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 Contents

１ Outdoor System Introduction

2 System Installation

3 System Controller

4 Quick Installation (Parameter setting)

5 System Operation & Maintenance

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 Quick O & M Guide

In the event one or more of the rectifier modules

has failed, an RFA fail alarm is activated. Remove
the faulty module.

To reset the alarm, please follow the steps

below ………….

Note: When a new or repaired module is available, simply hot-plug the

unit into the available slot. The controller will automatically sign-in the
new module. No configuration is needed.

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 System Operation & Maintenance
CSU501 – Menu Structure

Esc Enter

DCV 54.0V Sys Info

DCI 5A Sys Setting
Sys Sta FL Curr. Alarm

Sys Info DCV Setting

Sys Setting Alarm Setting
Curr. Alarm Batt. Setting
Password

I
I
I

Internet
Generator
Alarm Reset
Temp. Unit

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 System Operation & Maintenance
CSU501 – Menu Structure

Esc Enter

Internet Alarm Reset

Generator Reset Buzzer
Alarm Reset Reset Com-Fail
Temp. Unit Reset BT-Fail

Alarm Reset The alarm of

Reset Buzzer Communication
Reset Com-Fail fail is
Reset BT-Fail reset.

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 The RFA alarm has been reset. The power system
will operate normally but with reduced output power

Replace with a new or repaired rectifier module of

the same model as soon as it is available

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 Filter

300 x 400mm x 20T Air filter (G3 class) for Power bay
Delta part number: 3243148200

Filter maintenance :
Clean filter: Every 1~2 months using vacuum cleaner
Replace filter: Every 6~12 months
(Note: Frequency of filter maintenance varies with site environmental condition)
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 System Operation & Maintenance
Preventive maintenance (Outdoor system)

Replacement and maintenance of air filters – Front doors

1. To remove filter, loosen the two top wing nuts and bottom knurled screws of the filter frame
and lift out the filter.
2. Clean the filter using compressed air or vacuum cleaner or replace with new filter, if needed.
(Cleaning with water is not recommended)
3. To reinsert filter, slot the filter back in place and tighten the wings nuts and knurled screws.

300 x 400mm x 20T Air filter (G3 class)

Delta part number: 3243148200

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Interpretation of system alarms

Alarm Message Alarm Description/Source

ACH Alarm AC mains input voltage above ACH level
ACL Alarm AC mains input voltage below ACL level
ACF Alarm AC mains input voltage not present at ACDB
ACLD Alarm AC mains input low – SMR in power derating mode
AC Bkr T AC breaker has tripped
DCH Alarm System DC output voltage above DCH level
DCL Alarm System DC output voltage below DCL level
HVSD Alarm System DC output over-voltage – System shutdown
CL Alarm System output current limit activated
TAH Alarm Ambient temperature above TAH level
TAL Alarm Ambient temperature below TAL level
HTSD Alarm Ambient temperature above HTSD level – System shutdown
LTSD Alarm Ambient temperature below LTSD level – System shutdown
RFA Rectifier fail alarm
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Interpretation of system alarms

Alarm Message Alarm Description/Source

TASFx Alarm Ambient temperature sensor x failed
BD Alarm Backup battery in discharging mode
SMRxx SF SMR xx is removed
SMRxx Add SMR xx is inserted
SMRxx OFF SMR xx is turned “OFF”
SMRxx ON SMR xx is turned “ON”
Commxx F A SMR xx communication error
TBHx Alarm Battery temperature above TBH level
TBSFx Alarm Battery temperature sensor x failed
B Switchx A Battery switch (breaker/fuse) opened
Load xx A Load breaker/fuse opened
LVDx Close Low voltage disconnect relay is closed
LVDx Open Low voltage disconnect relay is opened

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Interpretation of system alarms
Alarm Message Alarm Description/Source
MBDT Exec Manual battery discharge test activated

MBDT Stop Manual battery discharge test stopped

PBDT Exec Periodic battery discharge test activated
PBDT Stop Periodic battery discharge test stopped
BDT C Alarm Battery discharge test failed – Insufficient battery backup capacity
BDT OK Battery discharge test completed – Battery backup capacity OK
MEQU Exec Manual equalize charging activated

MEQU Stop Manual equalize charging stopped

PEQU Exec Periodic equalize charging activated
PEQU Stop Periodic equalize charging stopped
DDEQU Exec Deep-discharged equalize charging activated
DDEQU Stop Deep-discharged equalize charging stopped
Major Major system alarm activated
Minor Minor system alarm activated
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Alarms and troubleshooting

a) AC Fail Alarms
- No AC input to rectifier system – rectifier is OFF
- Battery is in discharge mode
Possible cause:
1) Power system AC mains breaker tripped
2) AC outage (voltmeter to measure input voltage at mains breaker)

b) ACH (AC input high) Alarms – Rectifier restarts when AC normalize

- AC input voltage exceeds pre-defined ACH setting – rectifiers shutdown
- Battery in discharge mode
Possible cause:
1) High AC input voltage (voltmeter to measure input voltage)

c) ACL (AC input low) Alarms – rectifier restarts when AC normalize

- AC input voltage falls below pre-defined ACL setting – rectifiers shutdown
- Battery in discharge mode
Possible cause:
1) Low AC input voltage (voltmeter to measure input voltage)

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Alarms and troubleshooting

d) DCH (DC output voltage high) Alarms

- DC output voltage exceeds pre-defined DCH setting
Possible cause:
1) Rectifier output voltage out of tolerance – replace rectifier if needed
2) Check correct DCH setting on CSU

e) DCL (DC output voltage low) Alarms

- DC output voltage falls below pre-defined DCL setting
Possible cause:
1) Rectifier output voltage out of tolerance – replace rectifier if needed
2) Check correct DCL setting on CSU

f) RF (Rectifier fail) Alarms

- Rectifier has no output and is shutdown
Possible cause:
1) Rectifier is defective or rectifier’s fan failure – replace rectifier.

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Alarms and troubleshooting

g) DC Breaker Tripped Alarms

- One or more DC breakers have tripped
Remedy action:
1) Re-set tripped breaker and check if alarm has normalized.
2) If breaker trips again, check whether load exceeds breaker rating
3) Replace breaker with higher current rating, if needed

h) TAH (High ambient temperature) Alarms

- Ambient temperature exceeds pre-defined TAH setting
Remedy action:
1) Verify ambient temperature reading on CSU with other temperature readings
within the hut or room
2) If temperature is normal, increase cooling power of the air-conditioner
3) If temperature sensor is faulty, replace it if available. Otherwise, turn OFF
temperature compensation
4) If temperature remains above TAH, turn OFF AC main input to rectifier system

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Alarms and troubleshooting

i) TBH (High battery temperature) Alarms

- Battery temperature (TB-1 or TB-2) exceeds pre-defined TBH setting
Remedy action:
1) Verify battery temperature reading on CSU with other temperature readings
within the hut or room
2) If temperature is normal, increase cooling power of the air-conditioner
3) If temperature sensor is faulty, replace it if available. Otherwise, turn OFF
temperature compensation
4) If temperature remains above TBH, turn OFF equalize charging

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