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Brand | GE |
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Model | SPS-48V |
Category | Portable Generator |
Language | English |
Adjust mounting ears for shelf placement. Torque to 10 in-lb (1.2 Nm) with a Phillips screwdriver.
Secure shelf to frame using four 12-24 screws. Torque to 35 in-lb (4 Nm) using a 5/16" socket.
Connect chassis ground strap or wire for DC reference. Use 10 AWG wire; torque 10-32 screws to 30 in-lb.
Connect AC power cords (C13/C19) and secure with retention clamps. Ensure AC power is OFF for blunt cuts.
Use a voltmeter to confirm battery voltage and polarity before connecting. Ensure breaker is OFF.
Strip wires (0.4 in), torque to 6.5 in-lb (0.75 Nm), pull to verify, and insert terminal block.
Install breakers OFF, orient ON-up, secure cover, then turn breakers ON. Use 30A max breakers.
Insert GMT style fuses fully into position, oriented correctly. Maximum fuse rating is 15A.
Connect J1-2Alarms/Inputs to office alarms and signals. Refer to Alarm Connections section.
Connect J5 LAN port to the Ethernet network for system management and configuration.
Push rectifier firmly into slot. Tighten thumb screw until seated. RUN LED indicates communication status.
Verify all connections, turn on AC breakers. Monitor for alarms and adjust settings as needed.
Table showing North America and CE branch protection limits (15A, 20A) for different shelf models.
Details rectifier options, input voltage/current, and output power (W) and current (A).
Provides detailed pinout for J1 and J2 connectors, mapping pins to controller variants and functions.
Refer to the Slimline Power System Brochure for detailed specifications and ordering information.
Lists key documents like the Galaxy Pulsar Edge Quick Start Guide and Product Manual.
Adhere to rules, regulations, use correct connectors, and ensure electrical securing for safe installation.
Handle equipment with qualified personnel. Disconnect batteries, verify grounding, use insulated tools.
Wear safety glasses, appropriate PPE, test circuits, and use ESD straps when handling components.