Emerson MPR25, MPR15 Series user manual Installing the rectifier

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This option is offered to provide an AC Fail Alarm upon loss of the input line power. Selectable for 120 or 208 / 280 V AC operation, the circuit provides a dry C form contact relay, TB1-1 (NC) and TB1-2 (C), to send an alarm. See User Manual (UM) supplement P0803489 for more information.

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This power shelf houses two rectifiers. One rectifier operates in the standard mode (no delay) and the other is inhibited for a fixed amount of time after an AC power failure. The delayed start is required to allow time for the batteries to recharge, and the required total AC input current for the two rectifiers to be reduced to less than 20 amperes.

The rectifier that is delayed will be activated immediately if the main rectifier fails, is pulled out or missing, or produces an RFA. The delayed start rectifier will not transmit an RFA signal to the controller during the time that it is inhibited, but it will transmit an RFA signal to the Controller after the delayed start period, if the DC or AC circuit breaker is open.

When the rectifier is on the delayed start mode, the RFA LED on the rectifier will be lit (red). The “DELAYED START” yellow LED of the timer will be ON indicating that the rectifier with the red RFA LED is on delayed start mode.

See Appendix B for additional information on the NT5C10CO shelf.

Installing the rectifier

Procedure 9 - Rectifier installation

Step

Action

 

 

1

Release the clamping bar and remove the blank panel with a lifting

 

motion, dislodging the lower tables, and place the panel at the bottom of

 

the shelf.

 

 

2

Ensure that the AC and DC circuit breakers of the rectifier (about to be

 

plugged in) are OFF (in the down position).

 

 

3

Ensure that the AC line input is 110 / 120 V AC nominal for the MPR15

 

and 208 / 240 V for the MPR25.

 

 

4

Slide the rectifier into the shelf, resting it on top of the stored blank

 

panel.

 

 

5

Ensure that the rectifier is firmly slid into position.

 

 

6

Re-install the clamping bar by tightening the two captive screws.

 

 

 

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Contents NT5C06B/C 25A Switch Mode RectifierPage Part of Emerson Network Power Page Publication history October 1 February 15Contents Contents Inrush current limiting fuse F1 Low voltage disconnect 101105 List of FiguresList of Tables Rectifier AC and DC power internal cabling harnessList of Procedures About this manual Safety precautionsPurpose of this manual How this manual is organizedThis page is left blank intentionally Applications IntroductionRectifier feature summary Rectifier modelsNT5C06B/C models Mechanical SpecificationsElectrical Rectifier voltage and current MPR15/MPR25 input current requirementsOutput noise and ripple Output voltageAcoustical noise Efficiency and power factorReliability Heat dissipationStorage TransportationRectifier operation OperationIndicator lamps Display and rear interfaceLocal float / equalize control Fan failure alarm Rectifier failure alarm RFAInternal high voltage shut down Hvsd Local ON/OFF control DC and optional AC breakersTest points V+ Fan cooling assemblyCurrent meter Fan filter optionPower interface edge connector Signal connectorFeatures Operating features Remote voltage sensingAC inrush current Monitoring features Input AC voltage monitorSequential start Parallel operationControl features Remote ON/OFF control Measurement features Remote rectifier current measurementOutput current monitor Remote high voltage shutdownLocal/remote high voltage shutdown reset Signal connectionsRemote equalize control Signal Connector Rectifier and controller interface connections Designation Description SignalPower shelf Features MPS75S MPS75E MPS50S MPS50E Power Shelf Feature SummaryPEC Code Color Modular power shelf embedded application signal availabilityWhen used with an RPM1000C, order P0736447 Modular power shelf system application signal availability List of abbreviations used in Tables 6 19-inch power shelf front view23-inch power shelf front view Electrical Power shelf NT5C10BM e/w EQL switch assemblyOutput current One rectifier Environmental Installation and start-up procedures Installation procedureTools and test equipment 19-inch power shelf 19-inch power shelf NT5C10BF and NT5C10BP only Cabling the power shelfInch embedded shelf NT5C10BF-1 and NT5C10BP Shelf configuration Inch system shelf NT5C10CA-1/2Inch embedded shelf NT5C10BA-1/2 Inch embedded shelf NT5C10BA-3/4Inch embedded shelf NT5C10BA-5/6,NT5C10BB-3/4 Inch embedded shelf NT5C10BB-1/2Inch embedded shelf NT5C10BC-1/2 Inch embedded shelf NT5C10BM Inch embedded shelf NT5C10BC-3, NT5C10BD-3Inch embedded shelf NT5C10BL Inch embedded shelf NT5C10BJ, NT5C10BKInch system shelf NT5C10CO Procedure 2 Common bussed AC connection side access StepP0711722 Procedure 4 Individual AC connection-side access Step Embedded shelf left view Individual AC side accessProcedure 5 Individual AC connection side access Step System or embedded shelf left view individual AC side accessInstallation and start-up procedures Procedure 7 DC connection side access Step Procedure 8 DC connection rear access Step Power plant interface signal cablingDesignation Description Signal Standard system application signal cable connectionsNT5C10BJ & NT5C10BK NT5C10BA-3/4 special operating signal AC fail NCNT5C10BM Installing the rectifier Operating voltage Cabling the rectifierLVD installation in the shelf Embedded shelf LVD connections side access Start-up procedure Factory set voltage limitsProcedure 11 Rectifier power-up Step Rectifier power-upRe-adjust if needed return to step Hvsd adjustmentDesired Hvsd level Float voltage on the test pointsEqualize voltage adjustment Float voltage adjustmentProcedure 13 Float voltage adjustment Step Procedure 14 Equalize voltage adjustment StepParallel verification Low voltage disconnect LVD Procedure 16 Low voltage disconnect adjustment Step Action Adjustment for the 50 a LVD unit Rel , 02A, 3 & 3ALow voltage alarm LVA adjustment LVD/low voltage disconnect / reconnect Lvdr adjustmentProcedure 18 Low voltage alarm adjustment Step Rectifier replacement/add-on procedure Low voltage disconnect DC cabling Control and monitoring signalsOperation Test featureThis page is left blank intentionally Maintenance Maintenance RectifierProcedure 20 Float/equalize and remote equalize Step Action Power shelf FilterFan cooling Low voltage disconnect Troubleshooting Rectifier fail alarmFan replacement procedure Procedure 21 Fan replacement StepFan failure End Fan assembly Symptom Possible cause Fault diagnosisThis page is left blank intentionally References System application power shelf MPS50S and MPS75SEmbedded application power shelf MPS50E and MPS75E Low voltage disconnect Embedded application Brown Embedded application Oxford greySystem application Brown System application Dolphin greyNT5C10BA-5/6 and NT5C10BB-1/2, 3/4 embedded application NT5C10BA-1/2 embedded application NT5C10BA-3/4 embedded application NT5C10BD embedded application NT5C10BD and NT5C10BP embedded application To First References RPM Unit JE1 To RFA COM of Office Alarm Circuit JE2 JE1 PE1 P0711722 To -48VDC Output Embedded application NT5C10BL Embedded application NT5C10BM e/w NT5C10KB System application NT5C10CO Application NT5C06B/C This page is left blank intentionally Purpose Appendix a NT5C10BF-1 and NT5C10BPApplication Ftip applicationAlarms Power and signal lead terminationFactory set voltage limits Ftop application Main/standby Application configuration table Rectifier FunctionShelf labeling General requirements Power shelf sizeAppendix B NT5C10CO shelf NT5C10CO power shelf DescriptionGeneral 105Technical specifications Procedure 22 Power-up and verification Step Action Power-up and verification VerificationProcedure 23 Adjustment and verification Step Adjustment and verificationPosition is lit Procedure 23 Adjustment and verification Step ActionOpen Closed Systems equipped with NT5C10CO power shelf fault diagnosis TroubleshootingThis page is left blank intentionally 113 Appendix C Recommended replacement partsAppendix C Recommended replacement parts Local toll-free prefixes Appendix D Technical service assistance115 CountryUnited States Canada Europe Asia and the Pacific Toll-free technical assistance numbers117 Abbreviations and acronymsAbbreviations and acronyms Page 25A Switch Mode Rectifier

MPR15 Series, MPR25 specifications

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