Siemens SAP14 Installation Instructions Manual

SAP14
External power supply
Installation instructions

Product description

Security

z Keep this document for later reference. z Also follow the country-specific safety standards or
regulations for project planning, operating and dispo­sing of the product.
z The device is always to be disconnected from the
mains or battery prior to performing maintenance work or installing additional devices.
Liability claim
z Do not connect the device if components are missing
or damaged.
z Only make changes to the unit that are explicitly
mentioned in this document or which have been approved by the manufacturer.
z Use only spare parts and accessories approved by the
manufacturer.
Damages due to a inappropriate mounting location
z Observe the environmental requirements recom-
mended by the manufacturer.
z Do not operate the unit in areas exposed to extreme
dust formation, moisture, vibration or flammable gases.
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Risk of electrical shock
z Ensure that the connection is secure and the circuit
breaker to the supply circuit is easily accessible when operating the unit (e.g. fuse up to 16 A).
z Do not connect any external consumers to the fuse. z Grounding has to adhere to the respective safety
regulations.
Device damage due to overvoltage
z Connect the unit only to current sources with the
specified voltage. Information on the power supply is available on the power supply unit / rating plate.
Risk of panic reactions
z Prior to testing the system, make sure all important
persons involved and supporting authorities are informed.
z To avoid panic, all involved should be informed prior to
testing alarm facilities.
Danger of explosion
z Make sure that the battery poles do not short circuit. z Please pay attention to battery polarity. z Always fasten the battery in place with the holder
intended for this purpose.

Technical data

Mains voltage 230 V AC, + 10 % / -15 %, 50 Hz Power intake max. 34 VA (at 230 V AC) Mains supply fuse 160 mA T (Mains power) Output voltage/current 13.7 V DC / 1.3 A Max. ripple at 1.3 A 60 mV Relay, single-pole
changeover Battery type according to
VdS
Battery type not according to VdS
Operating temperature 0 to 40 °C Steel housing 1.5 mm Dimensions (W x H x D) 303 x 400 x 87.5 mm Protection rating IP30 Environmental class II Weight without battery 5.5 kg
48 V / 5 A
YUASA, Type NP7-12 (12 V / 7.2 Ah) recommended YUASA, Type NP17-12 (12 V / 17 Ah) recommended

Package contents

The SAP 14 package contains the following:
z One SAP14 power supply unit z One battery holder z One set (4 units) of spacers z Installation instructions (de, en, fr, it) z Terminal connection diagram
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Assembly

The SAP14 external power supply unit is designed for
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mounting in dry indoor rooms. It must not be exposed to dripping or splashing water.
1 Mounting holes for relay boards (optional) 2 Space for battery up to 12 V / 17 Ah 3 Cover screw 4 Housing 5 Cable inlets 6 Mains supply terminals with F7 fuse. 7 Transformer SMU22 8 Power supply assembly circuit board SMP14 9 Eye for sealing. 10 Tamper contact
Open cover
1. Loosen cover screw (3) Fig. 1
2. Remove cover
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Power supply assembly circuit board SMP14
1 LED flashes when E-bus communication is intact 2 Address button 3 Not used
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F1 (B4+)
F2 (+1)
F3 (+3)
F4 (+4)
F5 (+6)
R45
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4 E-Bus connection to burglary detection control unit
(B1-, B2, B3, B4+); B4+ is secured by F1.
5 4 outputs +12 V (+1, +3, +4, +6), which are each secured
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with a fuse (F2 to F5).
6 Output for mains supply indication (not fused). 7 1 relay output (1 pin 48 V / 5 A switching current) 8 Pre-wired battery terminal; protected by R45 9 Transformer terminal 20 V, 50 Hz 10 LED for mains supply indication
Fuses
No. Connection Function Type F1 B4+ E-bus (12 V DC) F2A F 250 V F2 +1 +12 V DC F2A F 250 V F3 +3 +12 V DC F2A F 250 V F4 +4 +12 V DC F2A F 250 V F5 +6 +12 V DC F2A F 250 V
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