Power Supply Unit MIDI 200 - 1000 Watt, external distr. 200-1000Watt

Power Supply Systems / DC-UPS (PDF, 0.4 MB)

-Battery charging control.
-Optimum adaptation of charge current due to battery temperature measurement (max. permissible constant current for minimum battery charging time).
-Separation of battery from load circuit before reaching battery deep discharge state.
-Float charge on reaching the voltage at the beginning of gassing (with constant voltage).
-Power supply module monitoring (PSU)
-Battery capacity test
-Registration and linking of the connected monitoring sensory systems.
-Transmission of analysis and alarm data via serial and binary interfaces.
-Display of operating and alarm states via LEDs and LC display.
-Auxiliary supply for sensory systems.
-Programming of sensor evaluations.

Dimension
-Width 19"
-Height 3 U with modular chassis
-Depth 285 mm

Standards
-EN 55022B
-EN 61000-3-2
-EN 61000-4 part 2 - 5
-EN 50081 - 1
-EN 50082 - 2
-EN 60950
-VDE 0160
-Constructed in accordance with UL 1950
-Constructed in accordance with UL 1459

Please note
Battery configuration possible to suit requirements, on separate battery tray.
We are happy to be able to offer you the appropriate batteries for your required backup times.

Technical data
-Output power 200 W per PSU module regulated at 115 / 230 V AC ( 230 V AC with convection cooling )
-Regulation Current-regulated (with temperature-regulated adaption )
-Efficiency 85% at full load
-Output factor ( at full load ) > 0.8 in accordance with EN 61000-3-2
-Ventilation Convection
-Derating from Tu 35° C
-Operating temperature range 0° C to + 60° C ( switch-off at > 60° C )
-Storage temperature range - 40° C to + 85° C
-Humidity 30% to 95% ( no condensation moisture )
-Voltage range 100 V AC .... 240 V AC
-Input current limit 5 A
-Output voltage 48 V DC
-Setting range of the output voltage 42 V DC to 58.5 V DC, short circuit-proof
-MTBF > 100,000 hrs in line with MIL HDBK 217 F

Supply schedule
1 Modular chassis, 3 U equipped with - 1...5 PSU Module 200 W - Charge controller BCU

How supplied
-in batches