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3. Service Battery Set for UPS 60, Order No. 77 3450 00 To ensure the safe function of the system, batteries should be replaced every 3 years - depending on the ambient temperature (Refer to diagram 1, Item 4). After 3 – 5 years, the battery capacity has dropped to approx. 60%. 4. Battery service life The battery set UPS 60 comes with sealed, service-free and rechargeable lead-gel batteries VRLA. According to the EUROBAT classification, these batteries have a useful service life of 5 – 7 years. This time, however, strongly depends on the relevant ambient temperature. (Up to 20 °C: 7 – 8 years as shown in diagram 1) If the system will not be used for an extended period of time, the batteries should be fully charged to prevent a total discharge. (Refer to item 5 "Storage") While the system is not used, the battery fuse (located between the two batteries) has to be removed to prevent total discharge. After the charging process has been completed, the battery set for UPS 60 has to be disconnected from the power supply unit UPS 60 by disconnecting the battery connection cable (see chapter 2.) or by removing the battery fuse. Battery service life (years) Temperature Diagram 1: Battery service life in relation to ambient temperature 4.1 Battery change Pb Lead-gel batteries contain harmful toxic substances. Observe valid safety directives when during handling and transport. For disposal, comply with local directives. Batteries bear the risk of excessive short-circuit currents. Never create any direct contact between the battery posts and or other conductive component parts. Therefore remove any wristband, watch, finger rings or other metal objects when working at the open unit. Always use tools with standard isolating handles. Batteries may be replaced only by the same type of battery (2 x 12 V; 24 Ah). We recommend the use of the battery type BAT 12-24, Tunstall Order No. 00 0648 87. The use of other makes may create problems due to different connecting terminals or differing dimensions. 1. Shut off mains supply to the power supply unit UPS !!! 2. Release the 6 fastening screws for the cover and remove the cover to the front. 3. Confirm the position of the old batteries and after their removal, install the new batteries in the same manner. 4. Make sure, the new batteries are in the same position and check for the correct battery contacts. False connections may damage the power supply unit UPS ! 5. Put the rubber grommets back on the connection screws. 6. Fix the battery position by securing it with the Velcro tape. © Tunstall GmbH, Orkotten 66, 48291 Telgte, Germany, www.tunstall.de, 00 8802 82, Rev. 2.1 (05/2008) English - 3 Technical Manual Page 152
Battery Set for UPS 60, Order No. 77 3450 00 5. Storage 7. Replace and close the housing. 8. Perform a functional check of the power supply UPS! If the battery set for UPS 60 will not be used for an extended period of time, the batteries must first be fully recharged by the power supply unit UPS to preclude battery damage due to total discharging. (Refer to item 4 Battery service life). • For the charging process, the power supply unit UPS shall be connected to the mains supply for at least 4 hours, and the UPS function shall be activated by placing the bridging contact between "x“ and "y“. • While the system is not used, the battery fuse (located between the two batteries) has to be removed to prevent total discharge. 6. Spare parts Spare part Order No. Rechargeable lead-gel battery, Type BAT 12-24 (2 batteries required) 00 0648 87 Battery fuse, internal 20 A FKS 00 0132 03 Clamp for battery connection, 2 pole 00 0211 20 7. Technical data Battery Set for UPS 60 Order No. 77 3450 00 Input Nominal input voltage 24 V DC Output Nominal output current 12.5 A DC Battery capacity 24 Ah Safety EN 60950 Output Safety low voltage, SELV Protection class III Ingress Protection IP 20 Fuses Battery fuse, internal 20 A FKS General Cooling convection, free air flow Permissible ambient temperature 0 ... +50 °C Storage temperature -20 ... + 50 °C Weight approx. 25.2 kg Dimensions (HxWxD) 244 x 450 x 178 mm Mounting Wall mounting Connecting clamps Screw / plug-in connections English - 4 © Tunstall GmbH, Orkotten 66, 48291 Telgte, Germany, www.tunstall.de, 00 8802 82, Rev. 2.1 (05/2008) Technical Manual Page 153
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