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General| Dimensions | Varies by model |
|---|---|
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Output Voltage | 12/24/48V DC |
| Battery Type | Lead-Acid |
| Protection Features | Overvoltage, Short Circuit |
| Cooling Method | Convection |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 50°C |
Safety measures for individuals working near batteries or with the equipment.
Steps and considerations before initiating the charging process.
Guidelines for selecting an appropriate and safe placement for the unit.
Specific safety instructions for connecting and disconnecting DC power.
Requirements and procedures for properly grounding the equipment.
Procedures for inspecting the equipment upon arrival and reporting any damage.
Warnings and advice for safely moving and positioning the heavy equipment.
Information on identifying equipment parts using nomenclature plates.
Guidance on when and how to make adjustments to the equipment.
Recommendations for stocking spare parts to minimize downtime.
Specifies the DC voltage output capabilities and adjustment ranges.
Defines the float and equalize voltage ranges for different battery types.
Lists the available output current ratings for single and three-phase inputs.
Describes the steady-state output voltage regulation performance.
Details the nominal AC input voltages and their acceptable ranges.
Specifies the acceptable AC input frequency ranges.
Refers to TABLE 1 for input current requirements.
Describes the AC input protection mechanisms like circuit breakers.
Details the DC output protection, including current limiting.
Explains the function of pilot lights and LEDs for status monitoring.
Information on how the rectifier can be paralleled with other units.
Describes the function of the load sharing circuit for multiple units.
Explains the feature that gradually increases output current to prevent surges.
Describes the rectifier's capability for emergency battery recharge.
Information on the included or optional meters for monitoring.
Guidance on how and where to mount the equipment.
Defines the acceptable temperature range for operation.
Specifies the acceptable temperature range for storage.
Details the acceptable relative humidity range for operation.
Describes the unit's resistance to shock during shipping.
Details the unit's resistance to vibration during shipping.
Specifies the operating altitude limits.
Requirements for ensuring adequate airflow for the unit.
Information on the noise level produced by the unit.
Provides minimum wire size requirements for input and output connections.
A table listing wire sizes and their corresponding requirements.
References compliance with national electrical codes for installation.
Instructions for connecting the field ground terminal.
Specific guidance on mounting the rectifier to ensure proper operation.
Formulas for calculating wire size requirements based on length.
Instructions for connecting the AC input power to the unit.
Guidelines for connecting the DC output to the battery and load.
Information on using the remote voltage sensing feature.
Details on connecting for load sharing between multiple units.
Information on connecting alarm signals and their ratings.
Step-by-step guide for starting up the unit.
Procedure for adjusting the output current limit.
Procedure for adjusting the float voltage setting.
Procedure for adjusting the equalize voltage setting.
Describes how the main circuit functions.
Details the regulator assembly and its functions.
Explains the function of the power failure switch.
Describes the purpose of the snubber circuit.
Initial checks to perform when servicing new equipment.
Data to have ready when calling for troubleshooting assistance.
Lists common symptoms and their potential causes.
Procedure for diagnosing and replacing the triac.
Procedure for checking and replacing diodes.
Method for testing the unit's capacitors.
