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Delta Elektronika SM 18-50 User Manual

Delta Elektronika SM 18-50
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Delta Elektronika SM 18-50 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Output Voltage0-18 V
Output Current0-50 A
Power Rating900 W
EfficiencyUp to 88%
Weight4.5 kg
Input Voltage90-265 VAC
Frequency47-63 Hz
Voltage Regulation5 mV
Current Regulation≤ 0.1 %
Operating Temperature0 to +50°C
Humidity0 to 80 %
ProtectionsOvervoltage, Overtemperature
CoolingFan cooled

Summary

Safety Instructions

Installation Category

Evaluated to installation category II. (Over voltage category II)

Grounding Requirements

Ensure proper grounding to minimize shock hazard. Safety Class 1 instrument.

Fuse Replacement Safety

Fuses must be changed by authorized personnel only for fire protection.

Input Voltage and Frequency Ratings

Do not exceed specified input voltage and frequency ratings.

Live Circuit Precautions

Never remove covers or replace components with power connected.

Authorized Parts & Modifications

Only authorized personnel for parts substitutions/modifications.

Environmental Conditions

WEEE Disposal Guidelines

Proper disposal of electronic waste in the European Union. Recycle responsibly.

DESCRIPTIONS

Output Characteristics

Constant voltage/current source with voltage/current limiting.

Input Voltage Range

Power supplies have a wide input voltage range.

Input Current Properties

Unit has active power factor correction (PFC).

Standby Power Consumption

Consumes very little power in standby mode.

Efficiency Performance

Very high and constant efficiency over wide output current range.

CV Regulation

CV-load regulation measured directly on output terminals.

CC Regulation

For accurate CC-load, do not use external voltage sensing.

Ripple and Noise

Very low output ripple with almost no spikes. Measure directly on terminals.

Analog Programming Inputs

Program voltage/current via external analog voltage. Standardized on 5V.

Isolated Analog Programming

Prevent earth loops for accurate programming. Use optional ISO AMP CARD.

Remote Communication Interfaces

Ethernet, IEEE 488, RS232 programming via controllers.

Monitoring Outputs

Voltage 0-5V proportional to output current/voltage. Buffered with op-amps.

+12V Programming Connector

Used to supply external circuits. Current limited.

Status Outputs

Logic outputs indicating status like limit settings. Can drive opto-couplers or TTL gates.

Status Relay Outputs

Two status relay outputs with change-over contacts for DCF/ACF faults.

Operating Temperature Range

-20 to +50°C at full power. Derate above 50°C.

Thermal Protection System

Shuts down output if cooling is insufficient. OT status high.

Hold-Up Time Characteristics

Depends on load and output voltage. Lighter load = longer hold-up.

Turn On Delay

Output voltage available approx. 0.5s after mains switch on.

Inrush Current Limiting

Limited by a special circuit. Avoid fast switching.

Remote Sensing Functionality

Keeps load voltage constant by compensating for voltage drop in leads.

Series Operation Mode

Allowed up to 600V total voltage without special precautions.

Parallel Operation Mode

Units can be connected in parallel without special precautions.

Master/Slave Operation

Form one large unit using multiple supplies. Manual or programmed on master.

Voltage and Current Limit Settings

Maintain safe preset output value. Set via display buttons and screwdriver.

Front Panel Potentiometers

Details on CV, CC, Voltage Limit, Current Limit controls.

Cooling System

Low noise blower cools the unit. Fan speed depends on heatsink temperature.

Unit Dimensions

Provides overall dimensions of the unit for installation planning.

FUNCTION SWITCHES ON SW1

Remote Shutdown (RSD)

Voltage or switch contact can shut down the output. RSD LED indicates status.

Interlock Connector Function

Shuts down output if interlock connection is disrupted.

Programming Speed Adjustment

Affects rise and fall times for voltage/current programming.

Pulsating Load Considerations

AC component of load current must be limited to avoid overheating.

Insulation Testing

Input/output separation tested at 3750 Vrms.

OPERATING MANUAL

First Time Unit Operation

Initial unit setup: check connections, set potentiometers, switch on.

Keylock Functionality

Prevents accidental output shutdown via front panel buttons.

Analog Programming Setup

Use CON E for programming via voltage source (0-5V).

ISO AMP Card Programming

For isolated analog programming via CON H.

Digital Interface Programming

Ethernet, IEEE 488, RS232 programming via PSC controllers.

Monitoring Output Signals

5V levels compatible with most interfaces, drive meters directly.

Status Output Signals

Outputs indicate status; protected by self-resetting fuse.

Remote Sensing Operation

Keeps load voltage constant by compensating for voltage drop in leads.

Battery Charger Application

Ideal for charging batteries constantly without overcharging.

Remote Shutdown Control

Control output via voltage or relay contact on CON E.

Master/Slave Series Operation

Connect units in series for higher total voltage, controlled by master.

Master/Slave Parallel Operation

Connect units in parallel for higher total current, controlled by master.

Fast Programming Parallel Issues

Master/Slave not recommended; test combinations with load.

Mixed Series/Parallel Operation

Use M/S adapter for complex combinations.

OPERATING AND STORAGE CONDITIONS

Temperature Requirements

Defines temperature ranges for operation and storage.

Humidity Guidelines

Avoid condensation; allow unit to dry if condensation occurs.

Galvanic Industry Use

Take precautions against aggressive environments.

MAINTENANCE

General Maintenance

No routine maintenance or calibration needed. Ensure cooling is unobstructed.

Cooling Fan Inspection

Inspect fan and heatsink regularly. Thermal protection prevents damage.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

General Troubleshooting Contact

Contact engineers for repair assistance; use RMA form.

No Output Diagnosis

Check LEDs, Keylock, SENSE BLOCK links, and potentiometers.

Programming Errors

Check Remote mode, fuses, and programming source grounding.

Programming Offsets Cause

Caused by earth loops; use floating source or ISO AMP CARD.

Status Output Failures

Check fuse F27_2 for issues with status outputs.

Master/Slave Parallel Problems

Check wiring voltage drop and inductance.

High Output Voltage Issue

Check SENSE BLOCK connections and remote sensing wires.

OT LED Status

Indicates internal heatsink temperature is too high. Check fan and airflow.

OT LED Blinking

Pre-warning for high heatsink temperature. Check fan and airflow.

ACF LED Status

Indicates low or intermittent input voltage. Check connections.

DCF LED Status

Indicates output voltage below set point or Interlock interruption.

PSOL LED Status

Indicates Power Sink overload or high temperature.

No LEDs On

Check input. Send unit for repair if no LEDs are on.

Keylock LED Indication

Blinking LEDs indicate Keylock function is activated.

CALIBRATION

General Calibration Needs

Factory calibrated; calibration needed only after special repairs.

Digital Meter Calibration

Calibrate full scale indication using potentiometers on P673.

Special Calibration Procedures

For current monitor offset and max current range. Requires qualified personnel.

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