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© 2006, Elektro-Automatik GmbH & Co. KG
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© 2009, Elektro-Automatik GmbH & Co. KG
10.3 Mains undervoltage or overvoltage occurs
ThedevicefeaturesanactiverecticationwithPFCandawide
range input. This means, it can be operated at input voltages
of approx. 90V...264V, respectively 180V...264V. Input voltages
below 90V resp. 180V are considered as blackout, respectively
as complete switch-off and will store the last condition, as well
as switch off the power output.
Permanent input undervoltage or overvoltage must be
avoided!
Important! Models with 1500W nominal power will derate the out-
put power down to 1000W at input voltages below approx.150V.
At models with 3000W nominal power the derated output power
will be 2000W, starting at around 205V.
10.4 Functions of terminal System Bus
The 8pole terminal System Bus is located on the rear and is used
to connect leads for remote sense or to wire multiple devices for
series or parallel connection.
Pin assignment:
1 : Sense +
2 : Sense -
3 : Master output Current
4 : Master output Voltage
5 : Slave input Current
6 : Slave input Voltage
7 : Share Bus
8 : Ground
Using the power supply
Attention! The functions of pins 3-8, as described in the
subsequent paragraphs, are only available at models
from 1000W output power (except the 720V model).
Following wiring schemes can be realised:
10.4.1 Series connection in Master-Slave mode
For a series connection, it is recommended to use only devices
with identical output current, else the unit with the lowest nominal
outputcurrentwilldenethemaximumcurrentofthesystem.
One unit is always the master of the next unit, which becomes
slave, and so on. When connecting more than two units, it is
recommended to consider one certain unit as master and any
other as slave. The slave(s) are controlled by the master via the
slave input pins 3 and 4 of the terminal System Bus. Voltage and
current can be controlled simultaneously, but also seperately.
For an example wiring see gure 5. Voltage and current are
here given by the master. In case only one of both, voltage or
current, is going to be controlled, the other set value should be
set to 100%.
Inordertocontrolthewholesystemremotely,itissufcientto
control the master via its analogue or digital interface. When
reading actual values, the current monitor value will represent the
overall system current, but the voltage monitor only the output
voltage of the master. In order to get accurate readings, either
the actual voltage is multiplied by the number of unit in the series
connection (only applicable if all are same type) or all units will
have to be read seperately.
Figure 5. Series connection in Master-Slave