Alpha UPE-M User Manual

UPE-M Series

Metered Ground Mount Enclosures

Installation and Operation Manual

UPE-M3, UPE-M6, UPE-M8, 10KAIR and 65KAIR

Effective: November, 2004

Alpha T echnologies

Alpha T echnologies

Power

®

UPE-M Installation

031-145-C0-002, Rev . B

Effective Date: November, 2004

Copyright© 2004

Alpha Technologies, Inc.

A Member of the Alpha Group

Photographs contained in this manual are for illustrative purposes only . These photographs may not match your
installation.

Operator is cautioned to review the drawings and illustrations contained in this manual before proceeding. If there
are questions regarding the safe operation of this powering system, please contact Alpha Technologies or your
nearest Alpha representative.

Alpha shall not be held liable for any damage or injury involving its enclosures, power supplies, generators,
batteries, or other hardware if used or operated in any manner or subject to any condition not consistent with its
intended purpose, or is installed or operated in an unapproved manner , or improperly maintained.

Contacting Alpha Technologies: www.alpha.com

OR

For general product information and customer service (7 AM to 5 PM, Pacific Time), call

1-800-863-3930

For complete technical support, call

1-800-863-3364

7 AM to 5 PM, Pacific Time or 24/7 emergency support

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T able of Contents

Safety Notes ......................................................................................................................... 6

1.0 Pre-Installation............................................................................................................ 7

1.1 Introduction ...................................................................................................... 7

1.2 Inner Tray Layout............................................................................................ 11

2.0 Site Preparation ....................................................................................................... 12

2.1 Site Considerations....................................................................................... 12

2.2 Enclosure Pedestal Support .......................................................................... 13

2.3 Pad Fabrication............................................................................................. 14

2.4 Enc losure Groun ding ..................................................................................... 15

3.0 Installation ................................................................................................................ 16

3.1 Enclosure Installation ..................................................................................... 16

3.2 Utility Powering.............................................................................................. 17

3.3 Service Power Inserter................................................................................... 23

3.4 Battery Installation .......................................................................................... 24

3.5 Power Supply Installation ............................................................................... 27

3.6 Power Supply Connections............................................................................ 28

3.7 Lightning Arrester (LA-P+) Option .................................................................. 29

3.8 LRI Option ..................................................................................................... 29

3.9 Enclosure Cooling Fan (optional)................................................................... 30

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List of Figures

Fig. 1-1, UPE-M3 and UPE-M6 Meter Compartment ......................................................... 7

Fig. 1-2, UPE-M8 Meter Compartment .............................................................................. 7

Fig. 1-3, UPE-M8 Dimensions........................................................................................... 8

Fig. 1-4, UPE-M6 Dimensions........................................................................................... 9

Fig. 1-5, UPE-M3 Dimensions......................................................................................... 10

Fig. 1-6, Inner T rays ......................................................................................................... 11

Fig. 2-1, Pedestal Support (PS-1) Dimensions................................................................ 13

Fig. 2-2, Concrete Pad Dimensions................................................................................. 14

Fig. 2-3, En clo sur e Grounding ......................................................................................... 15

Fig. 3-1, Enclosure Mounting Holes ................................................................................. 16

Fig. 3-2, 65K-AIR Enclosure (Rear View)......................................................................... 1 8

Fig. 3-3, 10K-AIR Enclosure (Rear View)......................................................................... 1 8

Fig. 3-4, Meter Base Configurations ................................................................................ 19

Fig. 3-5, Meter Base Configurations ................................................................................ 20

Fig. 3-6, Fuse/Receptacle Configurations for 65K-AIR Enclosures................................... 21

Fig. 3-7, Fuse/Receptacle Configurations for S tandard Enclosures.................................. 22

Fig. 3-8, Removing SPI Cover ......................................................................................... 23

Fig. 3-9, Connecting Coax to SPI Output Port .................................................................. 23

Fig. 3-10, Battery T erminal Assembly ................................................................................. 24

Fig. 3-11, Battery Pack...................................................................................................... 26

Fig. 3-12, Battery and Output Power Connections.............................................................. 28

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Safety Notes

Review the drawings and illustrations contained in this manual before proceeding. If there are any questions
regarding the safe installation or operation of the system, contact Alpha Technologies or the nearest Alpha
representative. Save this document for future reference.

T o reduce the risk of injury or death, and to ensure the continued safe operation of this product, the following
symbols have been placed throughout this manual. Where these symbols appear, use extra care and attention.

HAZARDOUS CONDITION

The use of A TTENTION is for specific regulatory/code requirements that may af fect the placement of equipment
and installation procedures.

A NOTE provides additional information to help complete a specific task or procedure.

A CAUTION presents safety information to prevent damage to equipment.

A W ARNING presents safety information to PREVENT INJUR Y OR DEA TH to the technician/
user.

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1.0 Pre-Installation

1.1 Introduction

The Alpha UPE-M series of metered CA TV power supply enclosures are a secure, ruggedly designed,
water-resistant enclosure with separate raceways for utility power and CA TV wiring. The enclosure
is designed to meet code and safety standards specified by EUSERC and the NEC.

The utility meter compartment is isolated from the CA TV compartment. Utility access doors contain
padlock hasps with separate sealing screws. A small hole is provided in each screw and hasp to
accommodate a lead wire seal. The CA TV doors have flush-mounted key locks installed.

The utility meter compartment contains a hinged, lockable, Lexan window for meter reading. The
utility meter can be accessed by lifting the hinged door .

The standard UPE-M enclosure has a fault current interrupt rating of 10,000A. A 65,000A version is
also available.

There are three basic models in the UPE-M series, available in both 10KAIR and 65KAIR
configurations. The UPE-M3 and UPE-M6 models are designed for the XM2-615, XM2-915, and
XM2-1350 power supplies with 36V inverters. The UPE-M8 model is designed for the XM2-1350,
XM2-615, and XM2-922 power supplies with 48V inverters.

26.0"

23.0"

8.1"

Fig. 1-1, UPE-M3 and UPE-M6 Meter Compartment,

with Test Bypass Blocks

32.0"

29.0"

8.1"

Fig. 1-2, UPE-M8 Meter Compartment,

with Test Bypass Blocks

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1.1 Introduction, continued

13.2"

13.6"

6.9"

50.0"

Meter Center line

43.5"

32.0"20.5"

Fig 1-3, UPE-M8 Dimensions

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1.0 Pre-Installation, continued

1.1 Introduction, continued

12.1"

15.08"

8.5"

Meter Center Line

57.38"

50.8"

19.7" 26.0"

Fig 1-4, UPE-M6 Dimensions

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1.0 Pre-Installation, continued

1.1 Introduction, continued

12.1"

15.08"

8.4"

45.0"

Meter Center Line

38.5"

19.7" 26.0"

Fig 1-5, UPE-M3 Dimensions

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1.2 Inner Tray Layout

SPI

XM Output

Upper Tray

UPE-M8

Battery Pack

Cable

AC Power

Cord

XMS2 Powe r

Supply

UPE-M3, 6

Battery Pack

T op Tray

Bottom Tray

T op Tray

3A

3A

4A

3B

4B

Remote Temp

Sensor

2A

1A

1A

Remote Temp

Sensor

2A

1B

2B

Bottom Tray

3B

Fig. 1-6, Inner Trays

2B

1B

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2.0 Site Preparation

2.1 Site Considerations

The following points must be considered when choosing a location for the enclosure installation:

• Plan the site so the enclosure will receive good air flow. If possible, in areas of extreme heat,
position the enclosure so it is shaded from the afternoon sun.

• In areas of prevailing winds, locate the enclosure so the back of the cabinet faces the wind
instead of the sides. This will reduce the buildup of sand or snow against the enclosure’s air
vents.

• In areas of potential flooding, locate the installation above the 100-year flood plain .

• Place the enclosure where it will be free of obstructions and allows easy access to the doors
for service or equipment access. For ventilation and maintenance, allow a minimum of 36
inches in the front and rear of the enclosure.

• Place the enclosure well away from ground level sources of forced water, such as underground
sprinkler systems or direct roadway splash.

• The concrete pad drawing provided in this manual contains the required mounting details,
including electrical service and cable plant entrances.

• For ease of installation, lightweight polymer, high density polyethylene mounting supports
(Alpha PS Series) are available from Alpha T echnologies for UPE-M series enclosures.

• A vapor barrier material (such as 30 lb. felt, neoprene pond liner, or heavy grade tar paper)
should extend at least six inches in all directions around the perimeter of the enclosure. It can
be trimmed closer to the enclosure after installation.

• Install batteries only after the unit is on site and secured to the pad. Transporting the unit with
installed batteries may cause a short circuit, fire, explosion, and/or damage to the battery
pack, enclosure or installed equipment. Damage caused by improperly shipping or transporting
a unit with installed batteries is not covered under warranty.

• The batteries used in this application may vary slightly depending upon optional configurations,
battery types, or customer requirements. The batteries are typically valve-regulated gelled­electrolyte, such as the AlphaCell. If a battery is found damaged, refer to the battery
manufacturer's documentation regarding the safe handling of the battery .

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2.0 Site Preparation, continued

2.2 Enclosure Pedestal Support

The polymer pedestal support system provides a stable foundation for UPE-M series enclosure
installations.

3/8" Bolt

Lock Washer
Flat Washer

Utility Entrance

CATV Entrance

Enclosu re mount in g bolt s
provided by customer

Cover bolts provided
with PS-1 Pedestal

18.00"

24.13"

3.00"

27.25"

31.75"

Fig. 2-1, Pedestal Support (PS-1) Dimensions

Alpha P/N 744-006-20

35.63"

38.75"

43.50"

PS-1

Pedestal

Support

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2.3 Pad Fabrication

3/8" Nut

Lock Washer

Flat Washer

Conduit should pass thr ou g h
concrete pad 6 inches to either
side of the center line and in line
with the rear mounting studs

12"

14"

Concrete Pad with 3/8" Moun ting Stu ds.

(All hardware customer supplied)

Note: UPE-M3, 6, and 8
have the same mounting
stud arrangement

36"

24"

48"

Consult local utility codes for
concrete pad requirements.

4"

Fig. 2-2, Concrete Pad Dimensions

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2.0 Site Preparation, continued

2.4 Enclosure Grounding

Alpha Technologies recommends using the grounding method illustrated below. The grounding
method for a particular site is depends on soil type, available space, local codes, National Electric
Code (NEC) requirements, and other site-specific characteristics.

Alpha T echnologies recommends a minimum of five ohms ground resistance between the enclosure
and ground rods, but resistance shall not exceed 25 ohms, in accordance with IEEE 1 100-1999
(Powering and Grounding Electronic Equipment).

Alpha T echnologies assumes no responsibility or liability for failure of the inst aller to comply with
the requirements of all applicable local and national codes. Where allowed, exothermic welding
may be used as an alternative to Burndy clamps and connectors.

Connection made with Burndy connector

(P/N YGHR58C2W-3 or equivalent)

Terminate at enclosure ground

)

.

n

i

m

(

'

4

2

2

Terminate at service

entrance ground

#6 AWG

Enclosure

Footprint

1

#2 AWG

Two 8' ground rods 6' apart (min.)

Note: May require additional ground rods

to meet NEC minimum grounding

standard (25 ohms or less).

Fig. 2-3, Enclosure Grounding

Service Grounding (required)

1

#6 bare copper wire from Service Neutral / Ground Bar with 2 ground rods located 6' apart.

Lightning Protection (optional)

2

1/2" x 8' copper ground rod, four places, driven about two feet (typical) from the corners of the
pad.

Connection made wit h Burndy conne ct or

(P/N YGHP58C2W-2TN or equivalent)

3

#6 bare copper wire loop terminated to each ground rod and buried 30 inches (min.) below grade.

3

Corrosion-proof connections (25-year life span) and hardware suitable for direct burial must be
used.

#6 bare copper wire from loop to the enclosure.

4

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3.0 Installation

3.1 Enclosure Installation

Tools Needed:

• Ratchet set with 6” extension

• Vapor Barrier

• Utility Knife

Procedure:

A 25-year continuous vapor barrier must be used between the enclosure and pad to prevent moisture
ingress and possible corrosion caused by metal to concrete contact. The vapor barrier material
(such as 30 lb. felt, neoprene pond liner, or heavy grade tar p aper) should initially extend at least
six inches in all directions around the perimeter of the enclosure.

1. Unwrap the enclosure and inspect the contents. If items are missing or damaged, contact
Alpha T echnologies and the shipper immediately .

2. Place the vapor barrier material on the pad.

3. Unbolt the enclosure from the shipping pallet.

4. Using an appropriate lifting device, lift the enclosure off the shipping pallet and place over the
mounting studs on the pad.

5. Secure the enclosure to the pad using four (two front, two rear) stainless steel flat washers,
lock washers, and nuts.

6. Trim the vapor barrier material with an appropriate cutting tool.

Front

Rear

Fig. 3-1, Enclosure Mounting Holes

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3.0 Installation, continued

3. 2 Utility Powering

• The XM2 Power Supplies are powered by either 120VAC or 240V AC (120/120 grounded neutral) att ached to
an internal service entrance. The size of the service conductors must be based upon the actual size of the
utility service, and must comply with applicable electrical code requirements.

• Proper grounding is critical. A qualified electrician should verify that grounding complies with applicable
electrical codes. All applicable codes must be adhered to when installing a system, pouring concrete, or
placing a preformed pad. Local codes supersede any procedures outlined in this document.

• The following should be performed only by qualified service personnel and in compliance with local electrical
codes. Verify electrical codes prior to inst allation. Codes may vary and contain specific conduit and wire
sizes for connection to the service entrance. Connection to utility power must be approved by the local utility
before installing the power supply .

• All mounting hardware should be stainless or galvanized, depending on local environmental
conditions. Use of improper hardware may cause corrosion not covered under warranty.

• Soil conditions vary and may affect the integrity of the p ad. Alpha Technologies recommends that
proper steps be taken to ensure that the soil supporting the pad is stable. Improper installation of
the pad may cause uneven settling or cracking not covered under warranty.

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3.0 Installation, continued

3.2 Utility Powering, continued

Line

Neutral

Neutral Wire

Line

Fused
Disconnect Box

Neutral

Load

Load

Neutral Wire

D

Line

Neutral

Line

N

OFF OFF

ONO

BBX

Utility Raceway CATV Raceway

Fig. 3-2, 65K-AIR Enclosure

(Rear View)

Fig. 3-3, 10K-AIR Enclosure

(Rear View)

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3.0 Installation, continued

3.2 Utility Powering, continued

120VAC without
Test Bypass Block

120VAC with
Test Bypass Block

240/120VAC without
Test Bypass Block

To FB X/BBX

To FBX/BBX

From Utility

From Utility

240VAC without
Test Bypass Block

To FBX/BBX

To FBX/BBX

Fig. 3-4, Meter Base Configurations

From Utility

From Utility

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3.0 Installation, continued

3.2 Utility Powering, continued

240/120VAC with
Test Bypass Block

To FBX/BBX

240VAC with
Test Bypass Block

To FBX/BBX

208VAC with 5th Jaw
and Test Bypass Blocks

From Utility

From Utility

To FBX/BBX

From Utility

Neutral T e rminal Bloc k

Fig. 3-5, Meter Base Configurations

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3.0 Installation, continued

3.2 Utility Powering, continued

120VAC

Single Receptacle

Fuse Part Numbers:

Alpha: 460-192-10
Bussman: FNR-R-20

L1

120VAC/240VAC

120VAC
Dual Receptacle
Single Fuse

120VAC
Dual Receptacle
Dual Fuse

L1 L2

L1

L1 L2

240VAC

120VAC

Fig. 3-6, Fuse/Receptacle Configurations for 65K-AIR Enclosures

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3.0 Installation, continued

3.2 Utility Powering, continued

120VAC

Single Receptacle

120VAC/240VAC

From Meter Compartment

From Meter Compartment

240VAC

120VAC

120VAC
Dual Receptacle
Single Breaker

120VAC
Dual Receptacle
Dual Breaker

From Meter Compartment

From Meter Compartment

Fig. 3-7, Fuse/Receptacle Configurations for St andard Enclosures

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3.0 Installation, continued

3.3 Service Power Inserter

Mount the SPI box(es) on the back wall of
the Power Supply compartment.

1. Remove the two screws on the face of
the SPI and lift off the cover to gain
access to the seizure screw assembly .
Loosen the seizure screw several turns,
so the stinger will pass through the
clamp.

3, Insert the coaxial termination into the

output port on the bottom of the SPI.
Ensure that the stinger goes through
the seizure screw assembly. Tighten
the coaxial termination.

4. Tighten the seizure screw to 35 inch­pounds. Replace the SPI cover and
screws. Ensure the switch on the top
or the SPI is in the ON position, the
AUX position is used only when an
alternate power source is connected to
the Jones connector on the top of the
SPI.

Enclosure

Output

Port

Wall

Coaxial Termination

Seizure Screw

Assembly

Jones Connector

Service

Power

Inserter

Seizure Screw

Assembly

Fig. 3-8, Removing SPI Cover

Stinger

Side View of SPI Case

Stinger

Circuit Board

Fig. 3-9, Connecting Coax to SPI Output Port

To prevent arcing, the center conductor (stinger) of the coaxial termination must go fully inside the
seizure screw assembly. Tighten to 35 inch-pounds.

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3.0 Installation, continued

3.4 Battery Installation

Battery Identification

Each battery contains a date code usually located on a sticker near the center of the battery or
stamped in white ink near the POS terminal. This date code must be recorded in the battery’s
maintenance log. If batteries, other than those marketed by Alpha are used, consult the battery’ s
manufacturers’ documentation for date code type and placement.

DANGER/POISON

SHIELD EYES EXPLOSIVE GASES

CAN CAUSE BLINDNESS OR INJURY

NO SPARKS, FLAMES, OR SMOKING
SULFURIC ACID CAN CAUSE

BLINDNESS OR SEVERE BURNS

FLUSH E YE S IMMEDIAT E LY WITH WATER

GET MEDICAL HELP FAST. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

CALIF. PROPOSITION 65
WARNING

Battery posts, terminals
and related accessories
contain lead and lead
compounds, c hemic als
known to the s t ate of Calif.
to cause cancer and
reproduct ive harm. Wash
hands after handl ing .

MMYY

Battery Date Cod e
located in this box

(0103 = Jan. 2003)

Battery T erminal Connections

The accompanying drawings are for illustrative purposes only. Various types of batteries with
different mounting styles and hardware may be shipped with the system. Always refer to the
battery manufacturers’ specifications for correct mounting hardware and torque requirements.
During maintenance procedures, refer to the manufacturers' specifications for the maintenance
torque requirements.

For AlphaCell batteries, use 65 inch-pounds upon installation, then re-torque to 50 inch-pounds.
Mounting hardware requirements may vary between battery manufacturers. Use only the hardware
recommended by your particular battery manufacturer.

Battery Cable and

Crimp Connector to

Battery Post

3/8" Spacer

Flat Washer

Lock Washer

Nut

Fuse

Next Battery

Fig. 3-10, Battery Terminal Assembly

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3.0 Installation, continued

3.4 Battery Installation, continued

Tools Needed:

Two 7/16” open end wrenches

Procedure:

This section is for reference only , follow instructions included in the battery cable kit. This procedure
covers the UPE-M3 (one tray), and the UPE-M6 and UPE-M8 (two trays).

1. Release the latch on the left slide. Pull the (lower) tray out until it reaches the stops.

2. Install three or four batteries as shown in Fig. 3-1 1 (following page). Wire in accordance with
the diagram included in the Battery Cable Kit.

3. Disengage the hold-open latch and slide the battery tray into the enclosure.

4. Repeat for the center tray (UPE-M6 and UPE-M8 only).

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3.0 Installation, continued

3.4 Battery Installation, continued

To XM2 Power Supply

Upper Tray
or UPE-M3

Lower Tray

To XM2 Power Supply

3A

Remote

Temp

Sensor (RTS)

Fuse

Fuse

1A2A3A

UPE-M3 and UPE-M6
Battery Packs

1B2B3B

1A

Upper Tray

(UB)

4A

2A

Fuse

Remote

Temp

Sensor (RTS)

UPE-M8
Battery Pack

3B

1B

Lower Tray

(LB)

4B

Fig. 3-1 1, Battery Pack

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2B

Fuse

3.0 Installation, continued

3.5 Power Supply Installation

Tools Needed:

1 1/32” nut driver (see step 2)

Procedure:

1. The upper tray of the enclosure has five dimples that line up with the feet of the XMS2 power
supply . The feet of the power supply must rest in these dimples so the ventilation snorkel on
the front cover aligns with the fan to form a seal when the door is closed.

2. If a power supply other than Alpha’s XMS2 is used, remove the four (4) #8-32 Keps nuts
holding the ventilation snorkel to the inside of the front door and remove the snorkel.

3. Place the power supply on the top tray.

KEPS

Nuts

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3.0 Installation, continued

3.6 Power Supply Connections

1. Verify that the Battery Circuit Breaker is in the OFF position. Connect the red and black cable
from the battery pack to the Battery Input connection on the front of the power supply .

2. Connect the black and white wire leading from the Service Power Inserter (SPI) to the plug
labeled Output 1A on the front of the power supply. If a second SPI is installed, connect it to
Output 2.

3. Verify that the Input Breaker in the Service Entrance Panel is in the OFF position. Plug the
power supply’s AC power cord into the Input Power Panel (IPP) or Breaker Duplex Option
(BDO).

Battery Circuit

Breaker

Battery Input

from Battery Pack

Power Supply Output to SPI

Fig. 3-12, Battery and Output Power Connections

OFF

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3.0 Installation, continued

3. 7 Lightning Arrester (LA-P+) Option

The Lightning Arrester option is available in 120V AC and 240V AC, and is inst alled by plugging into
an Input Power Panel (IPP) or Breaker Duplex Option (BDO). The unit is operating properly when
the green LED is lit.

3. 8 LRI Option

Green LED

The LRI lamp assembly can be inserted into one of four knockouts in the enclosure walls (see
below). Remove the nut and washer from the base and insert the base into the knockout from the
outside. Replace the nut and washer , and tighten.

Enclosure

Wall

Black Connector

Red Connector

Ensure contact snaps

over metal retainer.

Top View

Black Wire

Red Wire

Side View

Snap the plastic connector housing over the connectors as shown above, with the black housing
on the black wire. Insert the assembled connector into the LRI connection on the front of the power
supply .

LRI Knockouts

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3.0 Installation, continued

3.9 Enclosure Cooling Fan (optional)

The cooling fan is required whenever an XM2-915 or 922 is installed in a UPE-M6 or M8 where the
average temperature of any month exceeds 95°F (35°C).

Install the optional Enclosure Cooling Fan (ECF) using four #8-32 Keps nuts (included) on existing
threaded studs (upper left corner for the UPE-M8, and upper right corner for UPE-M3 and UPE­M6). Plug one end of the supplied “Y” cable into the output connection of the power supply , and
connect the other end to the wire leading from the SPI. Connect the fuse end to the fan wire kit.
The cooling fan is thermostatically controlled to turn on at 1 10°F (43°C), and of f at 80°F (27°C).
Replace fuse only with 1/4” X 1-1/4”, 5A, 250V (Alpha P/N 460-025-10).

Keps Nuts

Fan KitStuds

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Copyright © 2004 Alpha T echnologies, Inc. All rights reserved. Alpha is a registered trademark of Alpha Technologies. 031-145-C0-002 Rev . B .

Due to continuing product improvements, Alpha reserves the right to change specifications without notice.