Emerson NT5C06D Wiring the power shelf, Procedure 1 Installing the power shelf Step Action

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Procedure 1 - Installing the power shelf

Step

Action

1

Position the power shelf, without any rectifiers plugged in, against the

 

framework.

 

 

2

Secure the shelf in the position indicated by the job drawing (normally directly

 

below the controller or another shelf). At least one star washer must be

 

installed on one holding screw to ensure maximum framework ground

 

continuity.

 

 

3

Release the clamping bar from the front of the power shelf

 

 

4

Remove the AC and DC junction box cover, located on the left and right sides.

 

Store the parts for reinstallation after the wire connections have been

 

completed.

 

 

 

end

Wiring the power shelf

Once the power shelf has been installed and firmly secured proceed with the wiring.

CAUTION

The power shelf wiring should be installed by qualified personnel and in accordance with the local electrical codes.

DANGER

Input voltage to the rectifier and the power shelf is at a hazardous potential. Ensure that the power switch is OFF at the AC service panel working on the power shelf. Hazardous voltages may still be present at the terminals even if the rectifiers are OFF. Use a voltmeter to verify the absence of voltage.

DANGER

Improper wiring can cause personal injury and equipment damage. Verify the proper polarity of the battery leads before connecting them to the power shelf, and clearly identify the positive and negative leads.

UM5C06D ( 169-2071-504 ) P0831010 Standard 7.00 May 2001

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Contents Helios Rectifier 25/48 Single Phase -48V, 25 a P0831010 Standard 7.00 MayPage Helios Rectifier 25/48 Single Phase -48V, 25A Page Publication history This page is left blank intentionally Contents Contents List of Procedures List of FiguresShelf List of TablesThis page is left blank intentionally Introduction DescriptionEquipment Identification MPS75 NT5C10CX  power shelf 23-inchApplications MPS75 Modular Power Shelf-NT5C10C with 8-pin signal cables NT5C06D Switch Mode Rectifier Electrical specifications SpecificationsElectrical specifications Efficiency and Power Factor Output noise and rippleReliability Heat DissipationStorage Environmental specifications OperatingTransportation Specifications Tools and test equipment Installation and start upInstalling the power shelf Wiring the power shelf Procedure 1 Installing the power shelf Step ActionInstalling the AC power AC cable wire sizeAWG for each rectifier Max for each rectifierDC Conductors Installation Power shelf individual AC connectionControl and Alarm Connections Connecting the DC power shelfRectifier Failure Alarm Rectifier 1 fail alarmRectifier 2 fail alarm Rectifier 3 fail alarmAC Line Fail Alarm Fan AlarmDC Circuit Breaker Sense FailA0384387 SIG NAL Cables FRO M Shelves Verification Installing the rectifierFactory setting Procedure 4 Starting up the rectifier Step High Voltage Shutdown Hvsd AdjustmentFloat Voltage Adjustment Rectifier meter accuracy= 52.2 + .15 V = 52.35 Load Sharing Ii Forced ShareCurrent Limit Verification CL Load Share Adjustment Procedure Procedure 5 Adjusting the load share Step ActionSlope Load Share Forced Load ShareOperation Features Front panel controlsLocal float / equalize control High voltage shutdown Hvsd localStart-up delay IndicatorsRectifier failure alarm RFA Fan failure alarmSense fail alarm SEN Fail Local ON/OFF control AC breakerRemote ON/OFF control Remote voltage sensingDischarge of output capacitors Sequential startParallel operation Local / remote high voltage shutdown reset Power interface edge connectorInput AC voltage monitor Thermal shutdownSignal interface connector Power interface connectionsControl signal connections Float / equalize MaintenanceProcedure 6 Adjusting the float / equalize Step Fan failure High voltage shutdown HvsdCooling fan Fan replacement NT5C06D rear view Power shelf This page is left blank intentionally System fault diagnosis Fault symptom Possible causes TroubleshootingAlarm indication RFA fault SEN Fail fault Erratic load faultCurrent or voltage float fault Fault symptom Possible causesAppendix a Replacement parts CPCAppendix a Replacement parts Country Appendix B Technical service assistanceLocal toll-free prefixes United States Canada Europe Asia and the Pacific Appendix B Technical service assistanceToll-free technical assistance numbers List of terms and acronyms Rectifier Fail Alarm Normally OpenNorthern Telecom Sense FailPage Part of Emerson Network Power