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18<br />

Battery Housings<br />

Battery housings should provide at least 150mm / 6 inches of<br />

free space above top terminal batteries for installation and<br />

maintenance access.<br />

Telecom Batteries<br />

SBS batteries usually are installed on shelves or in cabinets<br />

supplied by the equipment manufacturer.<br />

If the equipment does not include the battery housing,<br />

Enersys can provide a variety of shelves and racks.<br />

Consult a Enersys representative for details.<br />

Racks<br />

For higher voltage battery strings, a variety of stepped and<br />

tiered racks are available. Rack length can be customised for<br />

specific battery layouts. Consult a Enersys representative for<br />

details.<br />

■ Non-seismic - Racks, shelves and cabinets must be<br />

assembled and installed in accordance with the<br />

instructions provided with the equipment.<br />

■ Seismic - Because of the variations in building design and<br />

construction materials and methods, it is the responsibility<br />

of the battery installer to ensure seismic battery housings<br />

are anchored to the floor with the appropriate type and<br />

size of anchor bolts and in accordance with applicable<br />

building codes.<br />

The completed battery and housing assembly and anchoring<br />

method must provide for a self supporting structure that can<br />

withstand overturning moments caused by earthquakes<br />

without auxiliary support or bracing.<br />

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Earthing<br />

Batteries and housings can be earthed or isolated.<br />

The earthing or isolation materials and methods will depend<br />

on the application, voltage, location and type of battery<br />

housing.<br />

The system specification should include the most appropriate<br />

combination of earthing and isolation methods for the safety<br />

of the installation, operation and maintenance personnel,<br />

system integrity and compliance with applicable building and<br />

safety codes.<br />

It is the responsibility of the battery installer to ensure that<br />

the battery and housing is earthed or isolated in compliance<br />

with the system specification.<br />

Publication No: EN-SBS-PG-001 February 2003

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