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Power supply unit UPS, Order No. 77 3400 00 2.3.1 Preparing the UPS function by placing a bridge contact between "x" and "y" • Connect the control terminal clamps "x" and "y" using the enclosed bridging contact or via a potential-free 'make contact'. The current for the bridging contact is approx. 1 mA. 2.3.2 LED and indicator outputs 1 - 5 The five indicator outputs 1 – 5 at the 7-pole terminal block indicate the status of the unit via potentialfree solenoid contacts. The current load for these contacts is up to 125 V / 1.5 A / 60 VA. Illuminated LED Status Output voltage Switched contacts (NO) Green „+24 V Power“ Mains mode +24 V DC 3 – 5 Yellow „Battery active“ Battery mode +19.5 1 ) – 24 V DC 3 – 4 Yellow „Battery active“ and Red „Battery low“ Red „Battery low“ for 30 s every 15 minutes Battery low - 3 – 2 Battery defective - 3 – 2 (for 30 s every 15 min) Red „Output Failure Fuse F2“ No LED Fault F2 Output fuse F2 was removed or it is defective. Power supply unit is off and battery is low or UPS function is not prepared 0 V - 3 – 2 and 3 – 5 1 ) When the output voltage has dropped to approx. 19.5 V, the power supply unit will shut off (protection against totally flat battery). 2.3.3 Battery test The unit features an automatic battery load test. For this, the internal batteries' status is checked at regular intervals (approx. 15 minutes). This takes place by voltage measuring while simultaneously demanding a defined load current for a period of approx. 30 sec. If during this test the battery voltage should drop below approx. 21.5 V, the indicating contact (3 – 2) "Battery low" is reversed and this shows that the battery capacity will not sustain a UPS operating mode. This warning will be indicated for the said test period of approx. 30 sec. or until the battery voltage has been increased to approx. 23 V. This may also take place when the battery voltage rises during a recharging process after previous discharging, e.g. in the course of UPS operation. This warning message is reset after the test phase and will be reactivated again during the next battery load test. This is the reason for the cyclic indication of the battery fault as described above. The battery load test is an effective instrument for checking the true battery state. A negative result, i.e. a warning message is issued, may be caused by one or more of the following : • Charge status too low. • Battery fuse has failed. • Battery not correctly connected. • Battery is defective. • Battery is too old, and must be replaced. © Tunstall GmbH, Orkotten 66, 48291 Telgte, Germany, www.tunstall.de, 00 8802 41, Rev. 4.0 (05/2012) English - 3 Page 184
Power supply unit UPS, Order No. 77 3400 00 3. Commissioning 1. Insert the battery fuse between the batteries in the fuse holder (protection against total discharge during storage). 2. Connect input and output terminal connections (refer to items 2.1 and 2.2). 3. Switch on the input voltage (115 – 230 Volt). From now on, the connected nurse call system devices are supplied with 24 V DC. 4. The green LED "Power" is on due to the voltage at the terminal clamps. If the red LED "Battery low“ is on, the UPS function is not yet active (Place the bridging contact x – y). 5. Now the power supply unit UPS is fully operational. 4. Shutting the power supply UPS off 1. Shut off the input voltage (115 – 230 Volt). 2. Remove the UPS function acc. to item 2.3.1 (Remove the bridging contact), otherwise the load for the user circuits will be supplied through the battery until the total discharge circuit disconnects the battery. 5. Service 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 6). After 3 – 5 years, the battery capacity has dropped to approx. 60%. 6. Battery service life The power supply unit UPS comes with sealed, service-free and rechargeable led-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 7 "Storage") After the charging process has been completed the power supply unit has to be disconnected from the mains supply and the battery fuse (under the left cover) has to be removed. Battery service life (years) Temperature Diagram 1: Battery service life in relation to ambient temperature English - 4 © Tunstall GmbH, Orkotten 66, 48291 Telgte, Germany, www.tunstall.de, 00 8802 41, Rev. 4.0 (05/2012) Page 185
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