Hinet UPS User Manual
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7.9 Extended Battery Cabinet
WARNING
The battery terminals still carry dangerous voltages also when the UPS is insulated or operating in the
maintenance bypass mode. Internal access to the UPS must be restricted to trained personnel. To prevent any
damage to the operating persons follow the instructions for safe use described in Page III of this manual
The Extended Battery Cabinet is composed by the following parts:
?? The metallic Cabinet enclosure, internally provided with shelf for batteries and external door. The outline dimensions
(WxDxH) are 780 x 950 x 1220 mm
?? N° 32 block of 12 V batteries in two possible size 65 Ah or 38 Ah (not supplied with Cabinet)
?? N°2 fuses with fuse holder
?? Battery harness
?? Frontal cover metallic plates to protect internal connections, fixed by screw 8 mm size
The total weight of the cabinet full of battery (65Ah) is 900 kg
Battery Assembling Instruction
1. Place n.8 batteries on the first basement as shown in figure and connect them in series. The two remaining pole will be
connected later after the complete string assembling
2. Repeat the battery positioning for the other battery shelf
3. Connect the battery container in series as shown in figure, taking care to minimise the risk of contact between batteries
4. Connect the two polarities (positive and negative) into fuse holder
5. Check that the voltage and polarity present on the battery fuses are correct (positive and negative)
6. Connect the battery cabinet, with the fuse holder open, to the UPS taking care to the right polarity
7. Replace the protection front cover
8. Insert the Fuses into the fuse holder and turn-on the UPS
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