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Overview
The 3-phase power supply from the SITOP PSU300M/300B is a powerful, stabilized
technology power supply for automated machines and systems.
The key benefits of the product include:
● 3-phase 320 to 575 VAC wide-range input
● Power boost during operation 300% for 25 ms (only PSU300M and PSU300B 12 V/20 A)
● No lateral mounting clearances are required
● 150% extra power when loads with high input current are switched on (PSU300M and
PSU300B 12 V/20 A only)
● Ambient temperature -25 (-10)...+70 °C
● 48 V / 10 A permits small cable cross-sections
● Selectable short-circuit behavior
● Soft characteristic curve for parallel switching or battery charging can be selected
● Display of the operating state using 3 LEDs
● Integrated signaling contact "DC 12 V O.K." / "DC 24 V O.K." / "DC 48 V O.K."
● The properties of the PSU300B power supplies makes them ideal for battery charging
● To increase the system availability, some reliable power supplies can be expanded using
SITOP supplementary modules (redundancy module, selectivity module, buffer module),
as well as SITOP DC-UPS modules.
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Overview
Ordering data
Regulated SITOP PSU300M/300B power supply
Type
Order number
Output 24 V DC / 20 A
Output 48 V DC / 10 A
Output 12 V DC / 20 A
Output 24 V DC / 17 A
Output 24 V DC / 30 A
Accessories
Type
Order number
Device identification labels 20 mm × 7 mm, pastel turquoise
6 Technical data ...................................................................................................................................... 39
11 Service & Support ................................................................................................................................. 79
9.1 Parallel connection to increase power rating ......................................................................... 65
9.2 Parallel connection for redundancy ....................................................................................... 67
9.3 Series connection for increased voltage ................................................................................ 69
9.4 Overload protection in the 24 V output circuit ........................................................................ 70
9.5 Protection against short-time voltage dips ............................................................................. 71
9.6 Protecting against longer power failures ................................................................................ 72
9.7 Battery charging with SITOP PSU300B ................................................................................. 74
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WARNING
Correct handling of the devices
When operating electrical devices, it is inevitable that certain components will carry
dangerous voltages.
Therefore, failure to handle the units properly can result in death or serious physical injury
as well as extensive property damage.
Only appropriately qualified personnel may work on or in the vicinity of this equipment.
Perfect, safe, and reliable operation of this equipment is dependent on proper
transportation, storage, installation and mounting.
Before installation or maintenance work can begin, the system's main switch must be
switched off and measures taken to prevent it being switched on again.
If this instruction is not observed, touching live parts can result in death or serious injury.
SITOP PSU300M/300B is a primary-clocked power supply for connection to a 3-phase AC
line supply. An electronically regulated DC voltage that can be set via a potentiometer is
available at the output of the device. The output of the device is isolated, no-load proof and
short-circuit proof. The LED displays indicate the operating state. The operating state of the
device can be processed via the signaling contact. The PSU300B devices are optimized to
charge batteries.
The line input terminals ① can be used to establish the connection to the supply voltage.
The output terminals
② are used to connect to the loads to be supplied (see also Section
Installation (Page 35)).
Line input L1, L2, L3, PE
output "+"
output "–"
signaling contacts 13, 14
*1)
Figure 2-2 Terminal data for 6EP1436-3BA10, 6EP1456-3BA00, 6EP1424-3BA00, 6EP1436-3BA20
One screw terminal each
2 screw terminals
2 screw terminals
One screw terminal each
*1)
Figure 2-3 Terminal data for 6EP1437-3BA20
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Description, device design, dimension drawing
2.3
Potentiometer
NOTICE
Thermal overload possible
Note
It is only permissible to use an insulated screwdriver when actuating the potentiometer.
2.3 Potentiometer
The potentiometer ④ on the front of the device is used to adjust the output voltage. The
output voltage is set to 12 V, 24 V or 48 V in the factory, and can be adjusted in the range
12 ... 14 V, 24 ... 28.8 V or 42 ... 56 V; for example, to compensate voltage drops across long
supply lines to the connected load.
When adjusting the output voltage to >24 V (>48 V), the output current must be derated by
4 %/V or the permissible ambient temperature must be taken into account with 3 K/V
(applies to PSU300M devices).
For notes on actuating the potentiometer (screwdriver, torque), see Figure 2-2 Terminal data
for 6EP1436-3BA10, 6EP1456-3BA00, 6EP1424-3BA00, 6EP1436-3BA20 (Page 10) and
Figure 2-3 Terminal data for 6EP1437-3BA20 (Page 10).
The two switches A and B are used to influence the output characteristic curve:
influences the output
characteristic
in the load range
influences the output
characteristic
in the overload range
'Soft' characteristic curve (see, e.g. Figure 6-8
6EP1436-3BA10 parallel operation output characteristic curve (Page 46)) for the parallel operation of two or more devices: The output
voltage falls with increasing output current
(namely, also for the overcurrent pulse!).
This means that for full output current the highest output voltage can normally no longer be
If the output current rises above the rated value
and above the current limit, the device reduces
the output voltage (see, e.g. Figure 6-13
6EP1436-3BA10 latching shutdown output
characteristic curve (Page 48)). If the output
voltage falls below (10 V), (20 V), (40 V), the
device shuts down latching, the red LED lights.
This limit voltage of (10 V), (20 V), (40 V) is
independent of the set output voltage. The
'Short-time overload current' feature is not
available in this operating mode. In order to
also be able to charge large capacitances in
this operating mode at the output, non-latching
shutdown is performed during the first ten seconds after power on. During these first 10 s, the
device responds for overload as if the switch is
OFF.
Delivery state
'Hard' characteristic curve (see, e.g. Figure 6-3
6EP1436-3BA10 single operation output characteristic curve (Page 44)) for normal operation
(single operation): The output voltage is independent of the output current.
Delivery state
If the output current rises above the rated value
and above the current limit, the device reduces
the output voltage. The yellow LED lights if the
output voltage falls below
(10 V), (20 V), (40 V).
Installing the device in a housing or a control cabinet
Mounting
Removal
The SITOP PSU300M/300B power supply is a built-in device. It must be installed in a
housing or control cabinet, to which only qualified personnel have access.
The device can be mounted in a control cabinet on standard mounting rails according to
EN 60715.
To mount the device, position it with the mounting rail guide at the upper edge of the
standard mounting rail and press down to lock it into place. If this is too difficult, press slider
① at the same time, as described under "Removal".
To remove, pull up the slider ① using a screwdriver ② and disengage the device at the
bottom edge of the standard mounting rail. Then you can remove the device from the upper
edge of the standard mounting rail.
If the devices are to be used in hazardous zones (Ex II 3G Ex nA nC IIC T4) they must be
installed in a distribution box with degree of protection IP54 or higher.
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4.1
Standard mounting position
Output current as a function of the ambient temperature and mounting height
The device is mounted on standard mounting rails according to EN 60715. The device must
be mounted vertically in such a way that the input terminals and the output terminals are at
the bottom to ensure correct cooling.
A clearance of at least 50 mm should be maintained above and below the device (maximum
depth of the cable duct, 50 mm).
No space is required at the side.
Figure 4-1 6EP1436-3BA10: Output current in the standard mounting position
Figure 4-2 6EP1456-3BA00: Output current in the standard mounting position
In the case of mounting positions that deviate from the standard mounting position, reduced
mechanical resistance of the devices against vibration and shock must be expected.
Particularly when installing on a vertically fas
measures may be required, e.g. to prevent the device from slipping on the standard
mounting rail.
4.2.1
6EP1436-3BA10
4.2 Other mounting positions
For mounting positions that deviate from the standard mounting position, derating factors
(reduction of the output power or the permissible ambient temperature) must be observed in
accordance with the following diagrams.
Before installation or maintenance work can begin, the system's main switch must be
switched off and measures taken to prevent it being switched on again. If this instruction is
not observed, touching live parts can result in death or serious injury.
The SITOP PSU300M/300B power supply is designed for connection to a 3-phase AC line
supply (TN or TT system according to VDE 0100 T 300/IEC 364-3) with a rated voltage of
3-phase 400-500 V AC, 50/-60 Hz, IT system with rated voltages 3-phase 400-480 V AC.
Figure 5-1 Line connection (example: 6EP1456-3BA00)
The line supply is connected using terminals L1, L2, L3 and PE (see Figure 5-1 Line
connection (example: 6EP1456-3BA00) (Page 35)), and must be implemented according to
IEC 60364 and EN 50178 . A protective device (miniature circuit breaker or circuit breaker)
and a disconnection unit for the power supply must be provided. A ground-fault circuit
interrupter is not permissible against indirect contact as the only protective measure. This
applies for the complete line supply protected by the ground-fault circuit interrupter.
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Installation
Protection
SITOP PSU300M/300B
Recommended line-side protection
or 3RV2711-1DD10 circuit breaker (branch circuit protection according to UL 489)
or 3RV2711-1DD10 circuit breaker (branch circuit protection according to UL 489)
or 3RV2711-1DD10 circuit breaker (branch circuit protection according to UL 489)
or 3RV2711-1DD10 circuit breaker (branch circuit protection according to UL 489)
5.1 Line-side connection
6EP1436-3BA10
(24 V / 20 A)
6EP1456-3BA00
(48 V / 10 A)
6EP1424-3BA00
(12 V / 20 A)
6EP1436-3BA20
(24 V / 17 A)
6EP1437-3BA20
(24 V / 30 A)
3-pole coupled miniature circuit breaker (IEC 898), characteristic C, 6-16 A or
3RV2011-1EA10 circuit breaker, setting of the thermal overcurrent trip: 3 A
or 3RV2711-1DD10 circuit breaker (branch circuit protection according to UL 489)
3-pole coupled miniature circuit breaker (IEC 898), characteristic C, 6-16 A or
3RV2011-1EA10 circuit breaker, setting of the thermal overcurrent trip: 3 A
3-pole coupled miniature circuit breaker (IEC 898), characteristic C, 6-10 A or
3RV2011-1EA10 circuit breaker, setting of the thermal overcurrent trip: 3 A
3-pole coupled miniature circuit breaker (IEC 898), characteristic C, 6-16 A or
3RV2011-1EA10 circuit breaker, setting of the thermal overcurrent trip: 3 A
3-pole coupled miniature circuit breaker (IEC 898), characteristic C, 10-16 A or
3RV2011-1EA10 circuit breaker, setting of the thermal overcurrent trip: 3 A
The protective conductor of the line supply must be connected at the PE terminal.
Other country-specific regulations may have to be observed when installing the device.
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5.2
Output-side connection
Note
If the safety concept of the plant or system specifies that the DC output circuit should be
grounded (PELV), then it is permissible that the output voltage of the SITOP power s
grounded. In this case, ideally, the grounding at the output should be directly connected from
terminal "
system (PE) of the plant or system.
5.2 Output-side connection
At its output, the SITOP PSU300M/300B power supply provides an isolated (= nongrounded) SELV output voltage (Safety Extra Low Voltage). The output of the power supply
is no-load, overload, and short-circuit proof. If an overload occurs, the electronic current
limiting function limits the output current to a maximum value (see Section Technical data
(Page 39)).
The output voltage is connected via the + and - terminals at the output of the power supply
(see Figure 5-2 Output connection (example 6EP1456-3BA00 / 6EP1437-3BA20)
(Page 37)). Ensure that the output cables are dimensioned correctly for the maximum output
current rms value and fused accordingly.
upply is
-" of the power supply to a suitable connection point of the protective conductor
Input 3-phase, AC 3-phase, AC 3-phase, AC
Rated voltage value Ue rated 400-500 V 400-500 V 400-500 V
Wide-range input Yes Yes Yes
Power failure buffering
at Ia rated, min
• Remark: at Ue = 400 V
Input current / at rated value of
Input current / at rated value of
Inrush current limiting
Protection in the line feeder
cable (IEC 898)
20 ms 20 ms 20 ms
0.7 A 1.2 A 1.6 A
0.6 A 1 A 1.3 A
18 A 18 A 56 A
Required: 3-pole, coupled miniature circuit breaker 6 ...
10 A characteristic C or circuit breaker 3RV2011-1DA10
(setting 3 A) or 3RV2711-1DD10 (UL 489)
Required: 3-pole, coupled
miniature circuit breaker
10 ... 16 A characteristic C
or circuit breaker
3RV2011-1DA10 (setting
3 A) or 3RV2711-
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Figure 6-1 Power failure buffering
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Technical data
6.2
Output
6EP1436-3BA10 (24 V/20 A)
6EP1456-3BA00 (48 V/10 A)
Total tolerance, static ±
3 %
3 %
Static line regulation, approx.
0,1 %
0,1 %
peak-peak, max.
(bandwidth, approx. 20 MHz)
(Page 11)
(Page 11)
be adjusted
Operating display
LED green for "24 V O.K."
LED green for "48 V O.K."
60 V DC / 0.3 A) for "24 V O.K."
60 V DC / 0.3 A) for "48 V O.K."
Response when switching on/off
No overshoot of Ua (Soft-Start)
No overshoot of Ua (Soft-Start)
Starting delay, max.
2.5 s
2.5 s
Voltage rise, typ.
150 ms
150 ms
maximum
Rated current value Ia rated
20 A
10 A
Output active power / typical
480 W
480 W
circuit when powering up / typical
circuit during operation, typical
tion
(Page 15))
(Page 15))
6.2 Output
Output Regulated, isolated DC voltage Regulated, isolated DC voltage
Rated voltage value Ua rated DC 24 V 48 V
Static load regulation, approx. 0,2 % 0,2 %
Residual ripple in the load range
100 mV 100 mV
Spikes peak-peak, max.
Adjustment range
• Remark
Product function / output voltage can
Output voltage setting
• Remark
Signaling Relay contact (NO contact, rating
Voltage rise time of the output voltage,
Current range
• Remark
200 mV 200 mV
24 … 28.8 V
Derating, see Section Potentiometer
Yes Yes
Via potentiometer
Max. 480 W
500 ms 500 ms
0 … 20 A
14 A to +70° C
42 … 56 V
Derating, see Section Potentiometer
Via potentiometer
Max. 480 W
Relay contact (NO contact, rating
0 … 10 A
7 A to +70° C
Constant overload current / for a short
Short-time overload current / for a short
Duration of the current overload capability / for a short circuit during opera-
Can be connected in parallel to
increase the power rating
Figure 6-3 6EP1436-3BA10 single operation output characteristic curve
Figure 6-4 6EP1456-3BA00 single operation output characteristic curve
Figure 6-5 6EP1424-3BA00 single operation output characteristic curve
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6.2 Output
Figure 6-6 6EP1436-3BA20 single operation output characteristic curve
Figure 6-7 6EP1437-3BA20 single operation output characteristic curve
The device supplies a constant output voltage until the current limit is reached.
If overload occurs, the output current is limited and the output voltage lowered.
The device will be shut down if the overload continues for longer than 100 ms.
A reset is performed by switching the power supply OFF for at least 5 seconds.
6EP1436-3BA10 (24 V/20 A)
6EP1424-3BA00 (12 V/20 A)
6EP1436-3BA20 (24 V/17 A)
6EP1437-3BA20 (24 V/30 A)
6EP1456-3BA00 (48 V/10 A)
Damaging gases Tested according to:
• EN 60068-2-42 sulfur dioxide
• EN 60068-2-43 hydrogen sulfide
Atmospheric pressure Operation:
• 1080 ... 795 hPa (-1000 ... +2000 m)
• For operation at altitudes of 2000 m up to 6000 m above sea level:
output must be derated by -7.5 % / 1000 m or
the ambient temperature must be reduced by 5 K / 1000 m (see Figure 4-6
Mounting height derating (Page 23))
• Overvoltage category:
III to 2000 m (EN 50178)
II from 2000 m to 6000 m (EN 50178)
II to 2000 m (EN 60950-1)
I from 2000 m to 6000 m (EN 60950-1)
Storage:
• 1080 ... 660 hPa (-1000 ...+3500 m)
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9.1
Parallel connection to increase power rating
To increase the power rating, SITOP PSU300M/300B power supplies of the same type can
be directly connected in parallel.
The following must be observed:
● The cables connected to each power supply at terminals "+" and "-" must have identical
lengths and the same cable cross-sections (or the same impedance) up to a common
external connection point (terminal strip) if possible.
● The power supplies connected in parallel must be switched on simultaneously with a
common switch in the line feeder cable (e.g. with the main switch available in control
cabinets).
● The output voltages measured in no-load operation for the power supplies that are not yet
connected in parallel should not deviate more than a maximum of 50 mV. This usually
corresponds to the factory setting. If the output voltage is changed, you should connect
the "-" terminals and then, in no-load operation, measure the voltage difference between
the "+" terminals that have not yet been connected. The voltage difference should not
exceed 50 mV.
● Place selector switch A at "ON" (see Section Change-over switch (Page 15))
Figure 9-1 Parallel connection, correct and incorrect
Protective circuit for the parallel connection of more than two power supplies
9.1 Parallel connection to increase power rating
When connecting more than two power supplies in parallel, additional measures must be
taken to prevent high backward feeding currents in the event of a secondary device
fault. For this purpose, a suitable protective circuit (e.g. decoupling diode or DC-conform
circuit breaker) must be installed between each "+" terminal of the power supply and the
common connection point.
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9.2
Parallel connection for redundancy
Note
For a high reliability of the supply, it is recommended that the redundant switched power
supplies are fused separately on the li
power supply networks.
9.2 Parallel connection for redundancy
Connecting several SITOP PSU300M/300B power supplies in parallel for redundancy
purposes is required if especially high demands are placed regarding the availability of a
reliable 24 V power supply.
Using the SITOP PSE202U redundancy module, two 24 V power supplies of the same type
up to 20 A can be decoupled (Figure 9-2 Redundant configuration with two power supplies
and one SITOP PSE202U redundancy module (Page 67)). When one of the devices fails,
then the other automatically takes over the power supply. If one of the power supplies fails,
then this is signaled using an LED on the redundancy module as well as an isolated relay
contact.
For higher output current, each power supply must be connected to a redundancy module
(Figure 9-3 Redundant configuration with two power supplies and two SITOP PSE202U
redundancy modules (Page 68)).
When dimensioning the system, it must be ensured that n+1 redundant connected power
supplies can handle the total power requirement of the remaining n power supplies.
ne-side and, if possible, be connected to different
Figure 9-2 Redundant configuration with two power supplies and one SITOP PSE202U redundancy
To achieve an output voltage of 48 V DC, two 24 V SITOP PSU300M/300M power supplies
of the same type can be connected in series. In this case, connect the "-" terminal of the first
power supply to the "+" terminal of the second power supply. The "+" terminal of the first
power supply and the "-" terminal of the second power supply are routed to the load.
Depending on the grounding point of the secondary output voltages, voltages of +48 V,
±24 V or -48 V can be realized.
In the case of an asymmetric load distribution, it is not possible to guarantee correct
functionality.
When connecting two power supplies in series, the continuous, permissible SELV voltage
of a maximum of 60 V DC according to EN 60950 cannot be guaranteed in the case of a
fault.
Figure 9-4 Series connection for increased voltage
9.4 Overload protection in the 24 V output circuit
If an overload occurs, the electronic current limiting function limits the
SITOP PSU300M/300B output current to a maximum value (see Section Technical data
(Page 39)). The output cables are protected against a thermal overload if they are
dimensioned corresponding to the maximum rms output current, or protected using
additional components (for example, miniature circuit breaker, fuses).
However, a load circuit that fails as a result of overload, for instance, should frequently be
reliably and quickly identified and specifically switched off before the power supply goes into
current-limiting mode (in current-limiting mode, the supply voltage would also be reduced for
all of the remaining 24 V loads).
The SITOP PSE200U selectivity module with 4 outputs (versions with adjustable output
current range for each output from 0.5 ... 3 A and 3 ... 10 A) is available; this monitors the
24 V branches for overload and short circuits (Figure 9-5 Selectivity module (Page 70)). Brief
current peaks, e.g. as a result of a high inrush current, are permitted, and branches with a
longer overload are switched into a no-current condition. This is also ensured for cables in a
high-ohmic condition and for short-circuits that slowly develop over time.
When an output fails, the fault is signaled using a group signal contact or as a single channel
signal, and the branch of the module involved is displayed using an LED.
For variants with single channel signaling, function blocks for evaluation purposes are
available for SIMATIC S7-1200/1500/300/400, for STEP 7 Classic and TIA Portal at no
charge.
For a drop in the line-side supply voltage, the SITOP PSU300M/300B power supply still
maintains the output voltage for a short time in the millisecond range (see Chapter Technical
data (Page 39)).
For line supplies that manifest frequent brief voltage dips, in order to increase the power
supply reliability, it may make sense to increase the line buffering time in the device using an
additional SITOP PSE201U buffer module.
The SITOP PSE201U buffer module, based on electrolytic capacitors, is connected in
parallel to the 24 V power supply output (Figure 9-6 Buffer module (Page 71)). The buffer
time is 200 ms at 40 A up to 1.6 s for a load current of 5 A. This time can be increased a
multiple number of times by connecting buffer modules in parallel; the maximum buffer time
is 10 s.
Sudden and longer failures of the line supply voltage can result in undefined states and
significant danger as a result of the associated failure of the plant or system control. The
SITOP power supply product portfolio includes various DC-UPS solutions to prevent the
failure of the 24 V power supply voltage.
Power supply failures up into the minutes range can be buffered using the maintenance-free
SITOP UPS500 DC-UPS modules based on capacitors (Figure 9-7 24 V buffering to allow
the saving of process data and controlled shutdown of PCs (Page 72)).
Figure 9-7 24 V buffering to allow the saving of process data and controlled shutdown of PCs
Using the free-of-charge SITOP DC-UPS software tool, DC-UPS systems can be simply
integrated into PC-based automation solutions. This supports further processing of the status
signals and safely running down the PC.
You can find additional information at:
Manual, DC UPS with capacitors
(http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/48932766/133300)
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9.6 Protecting against longer power failures
Using DC UPS SITOP UPS1600 and SITOP UPS1100 battery modules, buffer times in the
range of hours can be implemented. Intelligent battery management using Energy Storage
Link automatically detects the UPS1100 energy storage device, and ensures optimum
temperature-controlled charging and continuous monitoring. The UPS1600 can be flexibly
integrated into the widest range of automation applications with its digital inputs/outputs as
well as optional USB interface or Ethernet/PROFINET port.
Figure 9-8 24 V buffering with SITOP UPS1600 to maintain communication, signaling functions,
sensor measured values and position values
For open, PC-based automation systems, configuration and monitoring is realized using the
SITOP UPS Manager PC software, which is available at no charge. This allows PC
responses to the operating states of the DC UPS to be freely selected – and offers
comprehensive diagnostic functions.
For TIA-based automation systems, the UPS1600 is engineered using the TIA Portal.
Special function blocks for SIMATIC S7-300/400/1200 and S7-1500 – available at no charge
– make it easy to integrate operating and diagnostics information into STEP 7 user
programs. Preconfigured UPS faceplates for WinCC visualization can be downloaded at no
charge.
You can find additional information at:
DC UPS SITOP UPS1600/UPS1100 Manual
(http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/84977415)
The value recommended by the battery manufacturer (dependent on the accumulator
temperature) must be set as end
to 30° C is ideal; in this
13.5 or 27
Note
As protection against back e.m.f. and as polarity reversal protection, we recommend that a
suitable diode for at least 1.2 × rated current of the power supply with a
voltage is connected in series to the "+" output (connect the anode with "+" output of the
SITOP PSU300B and the cathode with the plus pole of the accumulator). The output voltage
of the power supply under no load must be set to the e
drop at the diode. For an end
VDC (usual for 20° C to
30° C accumulator temperature, although the specifications of the accumulator manufacturer
must always be observed!) and 0.8
load should be set to 27.8
9.7 Battery charging with SITOP PSU300B
The SITOP PSU300B power supplies are optimized for charging lead accumulators. For a UI characteristic curve set to parallel operation (DIP switch "A" at "ON", see Section Figure 2-6
Selector switch (example 6EP1456-3BA00 / 6EP1437-3BA20) (Page 15)), the battery to be
charged is charged with a constant current until approximately 95% of the set SITOP output
voltage is reached (set using a potentiometer, see Section Figure 2-4 Potentiometer
(example 6EP1456-3BA00 / 6EP1437-3BA20) (Page 11)). The charging current then
decreases continuously from 1.2 × rated current at 95% of the set voltage to approx. 0 A or
the self-discharging current of the accumulator at 100% of the set output voltage, i.e. the
resistance characteristic curve in this range (see Figure 6-10 6EP1424-3BA00 parallel
operation output characteristic curve (Page 46), Figure 6-11 6EP1436-3BA20 parallel
operation output characteristic curve (Page 47), Figure 6-12 6EP1437-3BA20 parallel
operation output characteristic curve (Page 47)).
-of-charge voltage. A lead accumulator temperature of +20°
case, the recommended end-of-charge voltage is normally approx.
V.
t least 40 V blocking
nd-of-charge voltage plus the voltage
-of-charge voltage of, for example, 27.0
V voltage drop at the diode, the power supply without
V.
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Signaling contact 13-14 closed
Signaling contact 13-14 open
WARNING
9.7 Battery charging with SITOP PSU300B
LEDs and a potential-free signaling contact indicate the associated charge state of the
battery (see Section Figure 2-5 Operating display and signaling (example 6EP14563BA00 / 6EP1437-3BA20) (Page 12)):
Green LED (12 V OK, 24 V OK) lights
Battery voltage > approx. 10 V or > approx. 20 V
Yellow LED (overload) lights
Battery voltage < approx. 10 V or < approx. 20 V
Figure 9-9 Battery charging with SITOP PSU300B
The SITOP PSU300B power supply is a built-in device. It must be installed in a housing or
control cabinet, to which only qualified personnel have access.
If SITOP is used as the battery charging device, the VDE 0510 regulations or the
appropriate national regulations must be observed and an adequate ventilation of the
battery location ensured.
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