Emerson 200I/48-NT5C05C specs

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3.5.Connecting the dc output terminals to the busbars

The dc outputs of the rectifier are connected to the busbars as illustrated in Figure 5. There are two methods :

•BAT GRD ( + ) of the rectifier connected to the CHG/ DISCH GRD busbar and the –48 V of the rectifier connected to the CHG BAT busbar

•BAT GRD ( + ) of the rectifier connected to the CHG GRD busbar and the -48V of the rectifier connected to the CHG/ DISCH BAT busbar

Figure 5 - Connecting the dc to the busbars with a shunt on the battery side or a shunt on the ground side

+

-

+ BAT GRD

RECTIFIER - -48V

CHG / DISCH GRD BUSBAR

CHG BAT

BUSBAR

LOAD

SHUNT DISCHARGE BAT BUSBAR

FUSE

PANEL

SHUNT ON THE BATTERY SIDE

+

-

+ BAT GRD

RECTIFIER - -48V

CHG GRD

BUSBAR

CHG / DISCH BAT BUSBAR

SHUNT

DISCHARGE

GRD BUSBAR

LOAD

FUSE

PANEL

SHUNT ON THE GRD SIDE ( PREFERRED CONFIGURATION )

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Rectifier 200I/48 NT5C05C Installation and User Manual

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Emerson 200I/48-NT5C05C user manual Connecting the dc output terminals to the busbars

Contents

Helios Modular Switch Mode Rectifier 200I/48 NT5C05C Page Emerson Energy Systems Page Publication history This page is left blank intentionally Contents List of Tables List of ProceduresList of Figures Ac female plug in a 1200 a cabinet This page is left blank intentionally Purpose of this manual General information Typical mounting in a cabinet or frame Models and mounting configurations Mechanical and electrical specifications Specifications Operation specifications and ambient conditions Storage conditions Ambient conditions for the rectifier OperatingConditions Transportation Output voltage Mechanical specifications of the NT6C43CB 1200 a cabinetAmbient conditions of a 1200 a cabinet Protecting the premises InstallationMounting configurations Tools and test equipment Optimizing the life of the equipment Personal safety and protecting the equipmentPreventing damage caused by over-tightening Preventing personal injury Protecting against electrical shocks Short circuit hazard Installing in a frameInstalling in a cabinet Procedure 1 Installing the rectifier in a frame Step Action Anchoring the cabinet Procedure 2 Installing a rectifier in a cabinet Step Action Installing the rectifier Cabling and connecting Connecting the dc output terminals to the busbars Electrical connections should meet standards Connecting ac to the rectifiers Hazardous potentials Cabling ac the NT5C05CA / CB rectifiers Connecting ac to the rectifier NT5C05CC Controller NT NT6C25BA or NT6C25BB Connecting the control signals Function Input/ Output Pin assignment for connectors J7 to J12Monitoring of the shunt current Pin assignment for connector J13 Function Output circuit Functional descriptionOverview Input circuit AC breaker Monitoring and control circuitsOutput capacitors Description of the front panel Breakers DC circuit breaker Front panel controls and LEDs Switches, controls and LEDs AC on ac voltage monitoring CL current limit indicatorFAN ALM fan failure alarm Front panel LEDs Hvsd high voltage shutdown RFA rectifier failure alarmSEN Fail sense fail alarm Local and remote adjustments and controls Designation Description Switches DescriptionRectifier input / output signals to the controller Remote equalize control EQL Volt / AMP digital meter switch Slope sharing SLS Rectifier parallel operation Forced sharing FS Remote Hvsd Local and remote Hvsd reset Switch Position Delay SEC Setting the start-up delay Remote on / OFF control TR Start up delay DIP switchControl signals on connector P1 CB OFF NC This page is left blank intentionally Operation Standard settingsStandard settings for the rectifier Parameter Setting Adjusting the high voltage shutdown Hvsd Starting up and adjustingProcedure 9 Starting up the rectifier Step Action Verifying the current limit Adjusting the equalize voltage EQLAdjusting the slope share Adjusting the forced load sharing Replacing the fan unit MaintenanceReplacing the air filter Re-assembling Calibrating the Volt / Amp MultimeterPreventing short circuits Remotely Resetting the rectifier after an Hvsd high voltage shutdown This page is left blank intentionally Diagnosing system faults Fault symptom Possible causes Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Part Number CPC Appendix a Replacement parts Appendix a Recommended Replacement Parts Country Prefix Appendix B Technical service assistanceLocal toll-free prefixes Caribbean and Latin America Middle-East Cala Toll-free technical assistance numbersUnited States Canada Europe Asia and the Pacific Abbreviations and acronyms RFA Page Helios Modular Switch Mode Rectifier 200I/48 NT5C05C