GE Industrial Solutions H5692448 User Manual

Critical Power
Pulsar Plus Controller
Millennium II Controller
Installation Guide
H5692448 Power Systems
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Infinity M
with
Galaxy Millennium™ II Controller
Galaxy Pulsar™ Plus Controller
and Eco Capability
or
equipped
Issue 6 and later of this manual cover all NE-M systems, replacing CC848845333 NE-M with Millennium II Installation
Guide.
Issue 5 and earlier of this manual covered only NE-M with Pulsar Plus.
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Table of Contents

Table of Contents ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2
Table of Figures ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3
Table of Tables .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
Introduction........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Reference Documents ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Customer Service Contacts .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
On-Line Power Systems Product Manuals and Software ................................................................................................................................ 5
Product Description ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Components ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Installation ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 16
Preparation ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Safety ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 16
Installation Tools ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Equipment Identification ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 16
Anchor Frame ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 16
Floor Mounted Frame .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Battery or Battery Stand Mounted Frame .................................................................................................................................................... 18
Sub-frame Mounted Systems: ............................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Ground Frame ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Floor Mounted Frame .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 19
Battery or Battery Stand Mounted Frame .................................................................................................................................................... 20
Connect Central Office Ground (COG) ....................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Install PV/AC Partition Kit – NE-M Eco systems only ......................................................................................................................................... 21
Connect Input Power ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Install Battery Trays ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 26
Install Batteries ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Tray Mounted Batteries........................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
External Batteries ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
Connect Batteries ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 29
Tray Mounted Batteries........................................................................................................................................................................................... 29
External Battery Connection ................................................................................................................................................................................ 33
Connect Battery Probes .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Verify Battery Bus Voltage and Polarity ................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Connect Load Wiring ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
Verify Installation ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 38
Install Controller ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
Install Pulsar Plus ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 39
Install Millennium II .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
Install BSM6 Modem ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 50
Install Optional Controller Peripherals ............................................................................................................................................................ 50
Install Rectifiers/Converters ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 50
Install Rectifiers ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 52
Verify Rectifier Positions ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 53
Install Converters ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 54
Install Battery Voltage Temp (VT)-Probes ............................................................................................................................................................... 54
Install Aux Display (NE830A) Alarm Cable (Optional) ......................................................................................................................................... 54
Configure Controller – Minimum ................................................................................................................................................................................. 56
Configure Pulsar Controller ................................................................................................................................................................................... 56
Configure Millennium II Controller ..................................................................................................................................................................... 58
Acceptance Testing ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 60
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 63
System ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 63
Rectifiers/Converters ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70
Voltage Temp (VT)-Probes ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 71
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Specifications and Application............................................................................................................................................................................................... 72
Safety ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 73
Special Installation Notes ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 74
Deutsch ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 74
Español ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 75
Revision History .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 76

Table of Figures

Figure 1 Block Diagram ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Figure 2 NE-M Components ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Figure 3 Frame - Full-Height .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Figure 4 Frame - Half Height ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Figure 5 Sub-frame ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Figure 6 Pulsar Front Panel ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Figure 7 Millennium II Controller Front Panel ................................................................................................................................................................ 11
Figure 8 NE830 Display ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
Figure 9 Rectifier and Converter Type Badge ............................................................................................................................................................... 12
Figure 10 Power Input Panel .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 14
Figure 11 Battery Stand ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
Figure 12 DC Distribution Bullet & Bolt-In ....................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Figure 13 DC Distribution - Bullet ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 15
Figure 14 Frame Mount Template....................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Figure 15 Battery Stand Mount ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 18
Figure 16 Mount Sub-Frame .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19
Figure 17 Ground Frame .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Figure 18 Ground Short Frame ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 20
Figure 19 CO Ground Landing ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Figure 20 Eco Input Panel ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Figure 21 Input Panel Screws ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Figure 22 Partition Labels ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 22
Figure 23 Partition Insert ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 22
Figure 24 Label Input Panel .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Figure 25 Label Input Panel Cover ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Figure 26 Input Power Terminal Block Positions ......................................................................................................................................................... 23
Figure 27 Rectifier and Shelf Numbering ........................................................................................................................................................................ 24
Figure 28 Rectifier Dual Feed Jumper Positions – ac feeds only ........................................................................................................................ 24
Figure 29 Input Conduit Locations ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Figure 30 Input Jumper Dividers .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Figure 31 AC Bridging Jumper .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 25
Figure 32 Input Panel Sections ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 25
Figure 33 Battery Trays ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26
Figure 34 Batteries in Tray – 48V ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Figure 35 Place Batteries ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
Figure 36 Battery Inter-Cell Bus Bars ................................................................................................................................................................................ 28
Figure 37 Battery Disconnect Switch ................................................................................................................................................................................ 29
Figure 38 Batt Disconnect Switch Input Bus ................................................................................................................................................................. 29
Figure 39 Battery Cable -48V ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 29
Figure 40 Battery Cable +24V ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 30
Figure 41 Battery Return Cable -48V ................................................................................................................................................................................. 30
Figure 42 Battery Return Cable +24V ................................................................................................................................................................................ 30
Figure 43 Anderson Battery Connector ........................................................................................................................................................................... 31
Figure 44 Battery Connections - Anderson .................................................................................................................................................................... 31
Figure 45 Battery Cable Direct -48V .................................................................................................................................................................................. 32
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Figure 46 Battery Cable Direct +24V ................................................................................................................................................................................. 32
Figure 47 Battery Return Cable Direct -48V................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Figure 48 Battery Return Cable Direct +24V .................................................................................................................................................................. 33
Figure 49 External Battery Shunt Panel ........................................................................................................................................................................... 33
Figure 50 External Battery Shunt Panel Lug Adapters ............................................................................................................................................. 33
Figure 51 External Shunt Panel Battery Connections ............................................................................................................................................... 34
Figure 52 Battery Bus Connections .................................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Figure 53 Battery Bus Labels ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 35
Figure 54 Distribution Assignment Record Label ........................................................................................................................................................ 35
Figure 55 Vertical Bullet Distribution Panel .................................................................................................................................................................... 36
Figure 56 GMT Fuse Module ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36
Figure 57 Bolt-In Breakers ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38
Figure 58 Rectifier Positions ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
Figure 59 ESD Grounding Connector ................................................................................................................................................................................. 40
Figure 60 Alarm Relay Jumpers – Pulsar Plus ............................................................................................................................................................... 40
Figure 61 Alarm Relay Jumper Positions - Pulsar Plus ............................................................................................................................................. 41
Figure 62 1-Wire Jumper - Pulsar Plus ............................................................................................................................................................................. 42
Figure 63 Controller Connections ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 42
Figure 64 Local Port - Pulsar Plus ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 46
Figure 65 ESD Grounding Connector ................................................................................................................................................................................. 46
Figure 66 Millennium II Circuit Card - Field ..................................................................................................................................................................... 47
Figure 67 Controller Connections ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 47
Figure 68 Alarm Connections Millennium II ................................................................................................................................................................... 49
Figure 69 LAN Connection - Millennium II ....................................................................................................................................................................... 50
Figure 70 Insert Rectifier .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50
Figure 71 Open Rectifier Door ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
Figure 72 Close Rectifier Door ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
Figure 73 Open Rectifier Door ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
Figure 74 Remove Rectifier ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
Figure 75 Inventory Screen ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 53
Figure 76 Main Screen - web ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 54
Figure 77 NE830 Alarm Cable Connector ....................................................................................................................................................................... 55
Figure 78 Front Panel - Pulsar Plus Controller .............................................................................................................................................................. 56
Figure 79 Front Panel - Millennium II Controller .......................................................................................................................................................... 58
Figure 80 Rectifier Face Plate ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 70

Table of Tables

Table 1 Rectifiers and Converters ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Table 2 Conduit Size - Input Feed ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 26
Table 3 Alarm Defaults – Standard Pulsar Plus ............................................................................................................................................................ 41
Table 4 Analog Interface Connector Signals – Pulsar Plus .................................................................................................................................... 43
Table 5 Auxiliary Input Connector Signals - Pulsar Plus .......................................................................................................................................... 44
Table 6 Alarm Signals - Pulsar Plus .................................................................................................................................................................................... 45
Table 7 Power and Sense Signals - Millennium II ........................................................................................................................................................ 48
Table 8 Power Connections - NE830 ................................................................................................................................................................................. 55
Table 9 Alarm Connections - NE830 .................................................................................................................................................................................. 55
Table 10 Push Buttons - Millennium II ............................................................................................................................................................................... 58
Table 11 Rectifier/Converter LEDs ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 70
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Calling from
Phone Number
+1 877 546 3243
+1 972 244 9288
Or contact your local field support center or your sales representative to discuss your specific needs.

Introduction

This manual is intended as a guide in assisting equipment understanding, installation, testing, and troubleshooting.
For additional assistance contact Customer Service or access additional information on-line.

Reference Documents

Document Title
Infinity M Product Line Brochure – Specifications and Ordering Guide
H5692448-AD NE System, 24V and/or 48V Assembly Drawing
CC848815341 Galaxy Pulsar Plus
108994645 Galaxy Millennium II

Customer Service Contacts

Customer Service, Customer Training, Technical Support, Product Repair and Return, and Warranty Service
Services provided include initiating the spare parts procurement process, ordering documents, product warranty administration, and providing other product and service information.
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Family Product Manual
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Installation and User’s Guide
GE Energy phones are staffed from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm USA Central Time Zone (GMT -6), Monday through Friday, on normal business days. At other times, this number is still available, but for emergencies only.
United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin
Islands
All other countries
Or
USADCC
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+ 877 546 3243

On-Line Power Systems Product Manuals and Software

Product manuals, product line brochures, and software are available on-line. Software includes Easy View and SNMP MIB.
www.gecriticalpower.com
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Referred to as “Pulsar Plus” throughout this document.
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Referred to as “Millennium II” throughout this document.
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The USA direct country code for the country where the call is originating
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Product Description

Infinity M (NE-M) is available in multiple system arrangements - Figure 1. Refer to the Infinity M Product Line Brochure for detail description.
Single or Dual Output Voltage
Primary DC Voltage Secondary DC Voltage (Battery and Rectifiers) (dc/dc Converters)
24V none 24V 48V 48V none 48V 24V
Battery Connections
Direct connection to NE-M system bus
Through battery maintenance switches or circuit breakers located at the battery
Through a Low Voltage Battery Disconnect (LVBD)
DC Distribution
DC Voltage: Primary only or Primary and Secondary
Low Voltage Load Disconnect (LVLD) (Primary DC Voltage option)
Selectable distribution options
Universal Power Shelf
Accepts rectifiers or converters interchangeably in any power slot
Can be installed with no AC connected, making it a converter only shelf
AC Feeds
Front accessible terminal blocks
One or two rectifier positions per feed
The controller monitors and controls system operation.
Controller
Pulsar Plus
Eco features included
Millennium II
Framework
84 inch, 72inch, or 42 inch frame
Sub-frame - mount in customer provided 23 inch frame
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Eco Capable Systems - Pulsar Plus only
Eco capable systems (Eco systems) add support for multiple power inputs of multiple types, including PV (photo voltaic or solar) arrays.
Power Input
PV (photo voltaic or solar) arrays
AC generators
AC mains
Rectifiers
NE Eco Rectifiers
Input - AC or DC (PV or solar) input
MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) maximizes power harvested from PV arrays
Recommended for all rectifier positions in Eco systems
Controller
Pulsar Plus
Eco features included (PV, Gen Set, etc.)
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REQUIRED – Eco rectifiers in all DC (PV or solar) powered rectifier positions.
RECOMMENDED – Eco rectifiers in all Eco system rectifier positions. NOT RECOMMENDED – non-Eco rectifiers in Eco systems.
Non Eco rectifiers will not function properly when powered by DC (PV or solar) input in Eco systems. Use of non-Eco rectifiers in Eco systems increases the risk of improperly filling all system rectifier positions. Non Eco rectifiers may be installed in AC powered rectifier positions of Eco systems.
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Figure 1 Block Diagram
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AC Input
Pulsar Plus

Components

Frameworks:
Full-Height Frame
Half-Height Frame
Sub-frame
with frame mounting brackets
Pulsar Plus or Millennium II controller
NE830 Redundant Voltage Monitor
NE-Series Rectifiers and Converters
Front accessible AC terminal blocks
Battery Options and Monitoring:
Battery Trays with Disconnect Breakers or
Anderson PowerPole® disconnects
LVBD Contactors
Thermal/Voltage Probes
External Ambient Temperature Probes
Battery Shunt
dc distribution options:
Bullet terminal breakers up to 250A
Bolt-in KS22012 breakers up to 600A
TPS fuses up to 70A
GMT fuses up to 15A
• LVLD Contactor
Terminals, DC Output Distribution, and Battery Connections
Controller
NE Series Rectifiers
NE830 Voltage Display
Figure 2 NE-M Components
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Framework
Description
Kick Plates for
Frameworks
Floor Mount
Full-Height – Heavy Duty
Figure 3 Frame -
Full-Height
Half-Height
Figure 4 Frame -
Half Height
84” - 44RU equipment space
72” - 38RU equipment space
1200 lb zone 4
1800 lb zone 2
Mounted on top of floor-mounted batteries or battery stand
42” Half-Height (21RU equipment space)
Supports systems with up to seven universal shelves
Figure 5 Sub-frame
Sub-frame
Full Height Framework
Mounting Brackets for shipping NE-M for field installation in a
customer provided 23” framework
36.75” (21RU) High
15” depth
24” depth
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Voltage Test Jacks
RS-232 and LAN
Menu Navigation
Voltage Test Jacks
RS-232 and LAN Ports
Menu Navigation
Plant Status LEDs
Controller – Pulsar Plus
Plant Voltage and
Load Current
Ports for PC
Web Pages
Figure 6 Pulsar Front Panel
Local or remote viewing and configuration of
system parameters, alarm thresholds, and user­definable alarm inputs and relays
Extensive rectifier/converter Monitoring and Control
Advanced Battery Management to maximize and
manage battery health
Emergency Power Off (EPO) to meet local
emergency services code requirements
LVBD and LVLD Low Voltage Disconnect contactor
control and monitoring
dc Distribution monitoring
Standard and Programmable Alarms
Extensive Voltage, Current, Temperature, and Binary
Input monitoring
Standard and programmable Office Alarm relays
Digital communications to all system devices
• System voltage and current monitoring
See the Pulsar Plus Controller Family Product Manual for further detail.
Controller – Millennium II
Number of Alarms
and Warnings
Plant Voltage and Load
Current
Date and Time
Local or remote viewing and configuration of
Extensive rectifier/converter Monitoring and Control
Advanced Battery Management to maximize and
Emergency Power Off (EPO) to meet local
System voltage and current monitoring
See the Galaxy Millennium II Installation and User’s Guide for further detail.
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Figure 7 Millennium II Controller Front Panel
system parameters, alarm thresholds, and user­definable alarm inputs and relays
manage battery health
emergency services code requirements
Plant Mode
for PC Web Pages
LVBD and LVLD Low Voltage Disconnect contactor
control and monitoring
dc Distribution monitoring
Standard and Programmable Alarms
Extensive Voltage, Current, Temperature, and Binary
Input monitoring
Standard and programmable Office Alarm relays
Digital communications to all system devices
• Remote Peripheral Modules (RPMs)
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Type Badge
Aux Display - NE830A (Optional)
The Aux Display is a voltage monitor that alarms when the voltage of the power system is out of the normal operating range. It is mounted on the door of the distribution box.
Fully independent of the main system controller
Displays one or two system voltages and battery state:
Single voltage systems, -48V, +24V
Dual voltage systems, -48V and +24V with common return
The display and LED color indicates battery charge state and wiring errors:
Green display = batteries are not discharging
Red display = batteries are discharging
Amber display = wiring error
A Battery on Discharge alarm relay with form-C contacts is provided
Can be panel, wall or frame rail mounted within 150 ft of the power system
Figure 8 NE830 Display
Rectifiers and Converters
NE-Series rectifiers and converters are hot-pluggable for quick, simple, plug-and-play installation without tools.
Figure 9 Rectifier and Converter Type Badge
NE Eco Rectifiers
Input AC or DC (PV or solar)
Compatibility All Infinity Rectifier Positions
Eco Feature MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) maximizes power harvested from PV arrays
NE Non-Eco Rectifiers
Input AC only
Compatibility All AC powered Infinity Rectifier Positions
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Non Eco rectifiers will not function properly when powered by DC (PV or solar) input in Eco systems.
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Rectifier/Converter
Input
Output
Eco Compatible
Converter
blue
Rectifier
Table 1 Rectifiers and Converters
Eco Rectifier
blue
Eco Rectifier
orange
blue
Converter
orange
Rectifier
ac 110/208/220/240 Vac
NE050ECO48ATEZ
dc 60Vdc (+/-30V)
to 310Vdc (+/-150) 11A max
ac 110/208/220/240 Vac
NE100ECO24TEZ
dc 60Vdc (+/-30V)
to 310Vdc (+/-150) 11A max
NE040DC48ATEZ
24 Vdc
NE030DC48A
NE075DC24A 48 Vdc
NE075AC48ATEZ 110/208/220/240 Vac
NE050AC48ATEZ 110/208/220/240 Vac
NE050AC48A11 208/220/240 Vac
48V, 50A
24V, 100A
48V, 40A
48V, 30A
24V, 75A
48V, 75A
48V, 50A
Yes7
8
Yes7
Yes
Yes
Yes
9
AC Only10
NE100AC24ATEZ 110/208/220/240 Vac
orange
NE100AC24A11 208/220/240 Vac
24V, 100A
AC Only10
NE850 Slot Filler
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REQUIRED – Eco rectifiers in all DC (PV or solar) powered rectifier positions.
RECOMMENDED – Eco rectifiers in all Eco system rectifier positions. NOT RECOMMENDED – non-Eco rectifiers in Eco systems.
Non Eco rectifiers will not function properly when powered by DC (PV or solar) input in Eco systems. Use of non-Eco rectifiers in Eco systems increases the risk of improperly filling all system rectifier positions. Non Eco rectifiers may be installed in AC powered rectifier positions of Eco systems.
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44A with 120Vac input
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22A with 120Vac input
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NOT RECOMMENDED for use in Eco systems - Non Eco rectifiers will not function properly when powered by DC
(PV or solar) input in Eco systems. Use of non-Eco rectifiers in Eco systems increases the risk of improperly filling system rectifier positions.
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Non-TEZ rectifiers are no longer orderable and have lower efficiency than TEZ rectifiers
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Battery Options
with Emergency Power Off (EPO)
(2) 1-1/2”
Terminal Blocks Accept 24-
feed rectifier pairs.
0.625” Studs
Power Input Panel
Power Input
Terminal blocks in a front access panel at the bottom of the distribution box.
Conduit Ground ¼-20 x 0.75” or
Battery Options and Monitoring Features
Designed for operation with GE flooded, VRLA and Durathon™ Sodium batteries,
as well as other vendors’ batteries.
Battery trays are available for 100Ahr to 170Ahr batteries with Anderson
PowerPole® connectors or circuit breaker disconnects.
Half-height and third-height systems can be mounted on floor-mounted VRLA
strings or on GE Universal Battery Stands.
Battery Monitoring Features
6 AWG wire. Straps provided to
Knockouts each side:
(2) 1” and
Figure 10 Power Input Panel
Figure 11 Battery Stand
Open String (OS) Alarms
Emergency Power Off (EPO) for disconnecting batteries from the system
Temperature/voltage probes (up to 16) used in Battery Management options
Slope Thermal Compensation – High and Low Temperature
Battery High Temp Disconnect
Mid-String Voltage Monitoring
Battery Discharge Test
Battery Shunt
Low Voltage Battery Disconnect/Reconnect Contactor (LVDB)
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Configuration
Features
dc Distribution and Battery Termination
Figure 12 DC Distribution Bullet & Bolt-In
Door Mounted Controller
(12) pair Battery and Return bus landings for battery
cables
LVBD Contactor
(80) Bullet Distribution positions arranged for:
Bullet terminal breakers to 250A
TPS fuse holders for fuses to 70A
GMT Fuse Module - (6) position
(8) KS22012 circuit breaker positions
LVLD Contactor
Up to 8 Universal Power Shelves
Figure 13 DC Distribution - Bullet
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Anchor Type (Hilti)
Wrench
Torque

Installation

Follow all site engineering instructions. This section is provided only as a guide.

Preparation

Safety

Read and follow all safety statements, warnings, and precautions in the Safety section of this manual and manuals of all other equipment before installing, maintaining or repairing the equipment.

Installation Tools

You will need the following tools.
Wire cutters and strippers
Heat shrink gun
5/16-inch (8 mm) hex driver
Digital meter with an accuracy of ±0.02%
Screw drivers (flat-blade and Phillips)
ESD wrist strap
24 or 48V test load
Calibrated clamp-on dc current meter (0.1 ADC
sensitivity)
Torque wrench
Socket wrenches:
7/16” and 9/16” - cable connections
19 mm - anchor bolts
12" extension for socket
Masonry drill kit as required
Compression for installation of various
compression lugs
Protective canvas
Insulating rubber mat
Standard insulated installation tools, screwdrivers,
etc.
Controller Manual
Galaxy Pulsar Plus Family Product Manual or Galaxy Millennium II Installation and User’s Guide
Windows-based personal computer laptop (PC)
and cable to connect the PC communications port to the local port of the controller or a CAT5 LAN cable. (Optional. See the controller manual for more information).

Equipment Identification

Identify the equipment you have received. Follow procedural steps which match the equipment being installed.

Anchor Frame

Ventilation space is required to the rear of the equipment: 4” to solid surface, 6” to heat producing surface.

Floor Mounted Frame

Using the 847135688 Floor Anchor Kit (recommended):
720 in-lb
(4) 12 mm Cap Bolts 19 mm
Note: For systems with tray mounted batteries at sites requiring Seismic Zone 4 rating, (2) 847135688 kits are required
to provide (8) floor anchors.
Note: If using Equivalent Floor Anchors, make sure the floor anchors are rated for this application.
60 ft-lb 82 Nm
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Step
Action
CAUTION: Health Hazard
Figure 14 Frame Mount Template
6 ft and 7ft Frames
Follow safe floor drilling procedures to prevent possible asbestos exposure.
1 2
Drill anchor holes. Place frame and install floor anchors according to manufacturer requirements.
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Step
Action
Minimum Distance to Surface

Battery or Battery Stand Mounted Frame

Verify that battery or battery stand is positioned to provide adequate ventilation space to the rear of the equipment: 4” to solid surface, 6” to heat producing surface (shown in the floor mounted frame figure below)
Place and secure frame to battery or battery stand per instructions provided with the battery stand or adapter.
7.5" to Solid Surface
9.5" to Heat Producing Surface
1
Figure 15 Battery Stand Mount

Sub-frame Mounted Systems:

Sub-frame mounted systems can be mounted in any standard 23” equipment mounting rack or frame with EIA-310 standard 1-3/4” rack spaces or 1” standard rack spaces. The brackets are 36.75” (21U) tall. Comcode CC848819607 kit provides two brackets and 20 12-24 mounting screws.
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Step
Action
Verify that the rack is positioned to provide adequate ventilation space to the rear of the equipment: 4” to
solid surface, 6” to heat producing surface. Distance required to rear of mounting rails: 16.5” to solid surface, 18.5” to heat producing surface.
Position the sub-frame system in the rack as desired. Secure the sub-frame system into the rack with at least (12) frame mounting screws, 6 screws per side.
Torque to 35 in-lb – 5/16 socket.
1
Figure 16 Mount Sub-Frame

Ground Frame

Floor Mounted Frame

Select a Frame Ground landing on the top of the frame and clean.
Step Action
Secure Frame Ground connection with provided hardware: (2) ¼-20 x ¾” HH Bolt (2) ¼-inch lock washer (2) ¼-inch flat washer
1
If required by local code or practice, treat with an oxidation inhibitor such as NO-OX.
Torque to 65 in-lb - 7/16” socket.
Use either of two frame ground lug landing locations.
Note: Lug landings are 1/4” on 5/8”and 1” centers.
Figure 17 Ground Frame
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Step
Action

Battery or Battery Stand Mounted Frame

If required by local code or practice, battery or battery stand mounted frames may be grounded to the frame or chassis of the other equipment. Select a Frame Ground landing at the side of the frame and clean.
Step Action
Secure Frame Ground connection with provided hardware: (2) ¼-20 x ¾” HH Bolt (2) ¼-inch lock washer (2) ¼-inch flat washer
1
If required by local code or practice, treat with an oxidation inhibitor such as NO-OX.
Torque to 65 in-lb - 7/16” socket.
Note: Lug landings are 1/4” on 5/8” centers.
Figure 18 Ground Short Frame

Connect Central Office Ground (COG)

Secure COG connection with provided hardware: (2) 3/8-16 nut (2) 3/8-inch lock washer (2) 3/8-inch flat washer
1
If required by local code or practice, treat with an oxidation inhibitor such as NO-OX.
Torque to 240 in-lb - 9/16” socket.
Figure 19 CO Ground Landing
Note: Lug landings are 3/8” on 1” centers.
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CAUTION: Personal injury and Equipment Damage
Step
Action

Install PV/AC Partition Kit – NE-M Eco systems only

This section applies only to NE-M Eco systems
NE-M Eco systems power some rectifiers from PV (photo voltaic or solar array) and others from ac, typically a generator.
Each terminal block powering rectifiers can be connected to either PV or ac, but not both.
The PV/AC Partition Kit (150028727) divides the Input panel into separate input sections for PV and AC fed terminal blocks.
The position of the partition is site specific. Follow all site engineering instructions. This position indicated in this section is only an example.
Figure 20 Eco Input Panel
PV Disconnect Panel with disconnects rated at 300Vdc on each PV conductor is required for use with Solar Arrays (PV sources).
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Remove the Input Panel cover (4 captive screws).
Figure 21 Input Panel Screws
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Make space for the PV/AC Partition - Separate DIN rail Terminal
Snap the Partition onto the DIN rail.
Slide the loosened Terminal Blocks and spacer block to the right
Apply labels onto PV/AC Partition as shown.
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Place “PV WIRING” label on the left (PV) side of partition.
Place the “AC WIRING” label on the right (AC) side of
partition.
Figure 22 Partition Labels
Blocks to make space for the PV/AC Partition.
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Loosen screws securing all DIN spacer blocks to the left of the Partition location specified in the site engineering instructions.
Slide Terminal Blocks and spacer to the left of the Partition
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location to the left to allow installation of the PV/AC Partition.
Figure 23 Partition Insert
Install PV/AC Partition in the location specified in the site engineering instructions.
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snugly against the Partition.
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The Partition lower edge will be under the Terminal Block on its left.
Tighten screws securing all DIN spacer blocks s to the left of the
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WARNING: Shock Hazard CAUTION: Equipment Damage
Apply labels to the Input Panel chassis.
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Place “PV Wiring” label on the left (PV) side of partition.
Place the “AC Wiring” label on the right (AC) side of
partition.
Replace the Input Panel cover and secure fasteners.
Apply 2 labels to Input Panel cover in any available space.
Warning label
Max Power-Point label
Figure 24 Label Input Panel
Figure 25 Label Input Panel Cover

Connect Input Power

Disconnect all input branch circuits prior to making input connections to the system. When connecting to any source, ensure compliance to all local and national wiring rules.
PV inputs must be current limited to 11A maximum.
Terminal Block are arranged to allow addition of shelves (to the bottom) and terminal blocks (from the inside out). Example shown is for 4-shelf system; up to 6 shelves are allowed.
Figure 26 Input Power Terminal Block Positions
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