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General| Brand | Allen-Bradley |
|---|---|
| Model | DC-UPS |
| Category | UPS |
| Language | English |
Explains safety symbols like WARNING, ATTENTION, IMPORTANT, and hazard labels.
Provides general guidance for operating and maintaining the product safely.
Highlights the unique features and advantages of the DC-UPS system.
Comprehensive table detailing input/output, currents, voltages, and operational limits.
Lists available product catalog numbers and their corresponding descriptions.
Critical safety warnings and essential general installation guidance.
Covers mounting, wiring, clearances, and environmental considerations for safe installation.
Specific instructions for installing the DC-UPS in hazardous environments.
Defines normal operating voltage ranges, buffering mechanism, and output voltage settings.
Discusses suitable battery types, capacity, and selection criteria for optimal performance.
Details the CC-CV charging method, center-tap connection, and temperature compensation.
Explains buffer time dependencies and provides typical values and curves.
Describes the function and ratings of ready, buffering, and replace battery status contacts.
Explains how the inhibit input disables buffering to conserve battery capacity.
Details the energy efficiency and power consumption of the DC-UPS.
Provides calculated lifetime expectancy and Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) figures.
Illustrates the internal components and signal flow of the DC-UPS system.
Details terminal types, specifications, and installation wiring practices for safe connection.
Identifies and describes all front panel controls, connectors, and indicators.
Explains the patterns and meanings of green, yellow, and red status and diagnostic LEDs.
Lists EMC test results against standards like EN 61000 series for interference.
Specifies the limits for operational temperature, storage, humidity, and altitude.
Details the device's resistance to vibration and shock for reliable operation.
Describes output protection, overvoltage, and over-temperature protection mechanisms.
Covers input/output separation, class of protection, and isolation resistance.
Details the voltage withstand tests performed on the unit to ensure safety.
Lists certifications like UL, ATEX, IECEx, CSA, and DNV for product acceptance.
Provides detailed measurements, weight, and required installation space around the unit.
Describes optional brackets for mounting the DC-UPS in various configurations.
Details the 7Ah battery module, its features, and specifications for system integration.
Details the 12Ah battery module, its features, and specifications for system integration.
Explains causes for battery failure and recommended replacement procedures based on tests.
Provides practical recommendations for extending battery lifespan and performance under various conditions.
Discusses when external input protection is needed and minimum requirements for safe operation.
Guides on selecting Miniature Circuit Breakers (MCBs) for 24V branch circuits.
Explains the DC-UPS's resistance to back-feeding voltage from loads and its impact.
Details how to connect multiple units for increased output current or system redundancy.
Explains how to create a 48V system using two DC-UPS units and battery modules.
Details how to use the inhibit input feature to disable battery mode (buffering) for battery conservation.
Guides users on diagnosing problems based on LED status, flashing patterns, and error codes.
Addresses common issues like failure to buffer or unexpected switching between power supply and battery modes.
Lists other documents for detailed product information, applications, and guidelines.
Provides access to certifications, literature, and support websites for further assistance.
Offers access to technical assistance, FAQs, product updates, and troubleshooting articles.
Provides channels for feedback on documentation and information on waste electrical equipment disposal.
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