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TP48300 A Quick Installation Guide V100R001 09 2
TP48300 A Quick Installation Guide V100R001 09 2
Issue: 09
Part Number: 31504569
Date: 2011-07-28
HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
Flat-head screwdriver
(M3M4)
Phillips screwdriver
(M3M4)
Adjustable wrench
Nylon tie
Percussion drill
12 drill bit
Wire stripper
Diagonal pliers
Paint brush
Key to cabinet
Multimeter
Insulating tape
Marking pen
Vacuum cleaner
Hydraulic pliers
Insulating handle
Electric knife
Socket wrench
Torque wrench
Insulating gloves
& ESD gloves
Heat gun
A-shaped ladder (2 m)
According to actual conditions, use one of the following modes to install the cabinet: installing the cabinet on the rack of
storage batteries, installing the cabinet on the ground, installing the cabinet on the 19-inch open rack, installing the cabinet
on the BTS cabinet. The cabinet must be installed at the place which no more than 3 m distance from the DC load.
front of the cabinet with the installation holes for the bolt holes on the rack of storage batteries.Fix the bolts into the holes and
fasten the bolts.
NOTE
Align the rst bolt hole on the base with
the bolt hole on the storage rack, and then
install other bolts in the proper holes.
M8 x 16 (4 pcs)
Copyright
Unit: mm
Cabinet outline
316
Installation hole
4- 10
450
2 Drill holes at the hole positions, feed expansion bolts into the holes, and then secure (hammer and then tighten) the
expansion bolts.
Nut
Spring washer
Flat washer
Unitmm
Expansion tube
860 mm
(4pcs)
Expansion
trough
Cone-head
bolt
12
52-60
3 Install the rack-mounting ears to the cabinet. Place the cabinet on the expansion bolts, and then tighten the bolts.
Installation hole
Rack-mounting ears
2 Determine the installation position of the cabinet on the 19-inch open rack, and then install the 6 oating nuts at the holes
for bolts. The recommended installation height of the cabinet is 1.5 m. The actual installation height of the cabinet must be
determined according to the stature of installation personnel and installation requirements.
Floating nut
3 Move the cabinet to the installation position of the 19-inch open rack, and then install the cabinet on the open rack.
CAUTION
A minimum of three persons are required for safe installation on the 19-inch open rack.
Otherwise, the cabinet may fall and cause injury.
612 mm
(4pcs)
Rack-mounting ears
1025 mm
(2pcs)
612 mm
(4pcs)
Operation side
3 Align the expansion bolt holes on the base in the front of the cabinet with the installation holes for the bolt on the con-
version board.
4 Fix the bolts into the holes and fasten the bolts.
612mm
(4pcs)
Installing PSUOptional
The TP48300/A is congured with two PSUs by default. The rated output current of each PSU is 30A or 50 A. The number of
PSUs depends on actual capacity requirements for the TP48300/A .
Installing Sensor
M4 X 35
Expansion Bolt
60
Shelter
Indoor temperature
and humidity sensor
Connect to battery
Connect to TP48300/A
Main equipment
1 Unlock and open the cabinet door, and then remove the cover plate of the cable window on the top of the cabinet.
Cover plate
Cover plate
2 Lead the PGND cables into the cabinet through the cable window, and then route the cables along the panels of the cabinet.
NOTE
Please installing the cabinet according to actual conditions: load power-off tributary using fuse, load power-off tributary using MCB.
The outputs of the TP48300/A can be customized. The picture is for reference only.
Monitoring module
Monitoring module
PSU
PSU
Monitoring module
Ground busbar of the cabinet
AC surge protector
PSU
CAUTION
The PGND cables, AC cables, DC cables, signal cables, and
communication cables must be bounded separately.
Use an insulating handle to remove battery fuses and load power-off fuses.
Use an insulating handle to remove battery fuses and set the load power-off MCB to
OFF .
Alarm Type
Default Function
Description
ALM1
AC power-off alarm
ALM2
DC input overvoltage and undervoltage DC input undervoltage alarm port (DC Low)
ALM3
ALM4
ALM5
ALM6
Battery protection
ALM7
Ctrl1
Ctrl2
Status
Status1
Status2
J13, J14, J4-J10 are nine dry contact sockets on the monitoring back plane. Status, Status1, Status2 are three circuits for the input of the detection signals
of the diesel generator. Ctrl1 and Ctrl2 are two circuits for the output of the control signals of the diesel generator. ALM1-ALM7 are seven circuits for the
output of the alarm signals of the diesel generator. Each circle represents the corresponding wiring terminal. The black circles are the common terminals
of the constant-enabled ports and constant-disabled ports on the relays.NC represents constant-disabled port and NO represents constant-enabled port.By
default, the output of the dry contact is set to OFF.
1 Lead the dry contact signal cables and communication cables into the cabinet through the cable window, and then route the
2 According to the actual installation requirements, use a at-head screwdriver to prop up the white contact plates to have
the metal dome sheets in the ports spring up. Insert the dry contact signal cable into the dry contact points, and pull out the
screwdriver to fasten the signal cable.
3 insert the signal cables of the temperature & humidity sensor and the battery temperature sensor.
CAUTION
Do not connect the power system and the BBU with an Ethernet cable or RJ45 communication cable. If the customer requires in-band NMS
management of the power system, the NMS management requires setting of the storage battery capacity. For the details of NMS setting,
please see the NMS User Guide.
RJ45
Communication cable
4 According to the actual installation requirements, Insert the temperature and humidity sensor signal cable and battery
Indoor temperature
and humidity sensor
5 Bind the dry contact signal cables and communication cables on the cable window separately, and then route all the
Load power-off
power-off tributary
tributary using
using fuse
fuse
Load
1 Insert the 48 V DC output cable into the output port on the BLVD MCBs.
2 Loosen the bolt on the top of the load power-off fuse, connect the 48 V output cable to the bolt, use torque wrench to tighten
CAUTION
1. The force moment of tightening the bolt must less than 10 Nm.
2. The signal cables must be installed in the front of the 48 V cables.
Load
power-off tributary
tributary using
using fuse
MCB
Load
power-off
1 Insert the 48 V DC output cable into the output port on the BLVD and LLVD MCBs .
2 Connect the 0 V output cable to the DC output positive wiring busbar.
3 Bind the DC output cables on the cable window. Ensure that the DC output cables are separated from other cables.
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Load
power-off tributary
tributary using
using fuse
fuse
Load
power-off
1 Connect the positive-pole of the storage battery to the DC output positive wiring busbar.
2 Loosen the bolt on the top of the base of the battery negative-pole access fuse, connect the 48 V input cables to the bolt,
and use torque wrench to tighten the bolt, force moment as 10 Nm.
3 Arrange the output cables, and then use a nylon bundling tape to bind the cables to the bundling tie at the rear of the cable
window.
CAUTION
1. Ensure that the signal cables are installed in the front of the battery negative-pole input cable and that the BLVD MCBs is set to OFF.
2. When installing a fuse for the load storage batteries, ensure that the bare metal part of the screwdriver does not touch the positive bus and the fuse
wiring terminal, otherwise a short circuit may be caused.
3. The force moment of tightening the bolt must less than 10 Nm.
4. If only one group of batteries is connected ,it should be connected to BF1.
Battery negative-pole
1
Battery positive-pole
BF1
BF2
BF1- BF2-
Load
power-off tributary
tributary using
using fuse
MCB
Load
power-off
1 Connect the positive-pole of the storage battery to the DC output positive wiring busbar.
2 Loosen the bolt on the top of the base of the battery negative-pole access fuse, connect the 48 V input cables to the bolt,
and use torque wrench to tighten the bolt, force moment as 10 Nm.
3 Arrange the output cables, and then use a nylon bundling tape to bind the cables to the bundling tie at the rear of the cable
window.
CAUTION
1. Ensure that the signal cables are installed in the front of the battery negative-pole input cable and that the BLVD MCBs is set to OFF.
2. When installing a fuse for the load storage batteries, ensure that the bare metal part of the screwdriver does not touch the positive bus and the
fuse wiring terminal, otherwise a short circuit may be caused.
3.The force moment of tightening the bolt must less than 10 Nm
4. If only one group of batteries is connected ,it should be connected to BF1.
Battery negative-pole
2
Battery positive-pole
BF1- BF2-
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1 The cabinet supports the single-phase and three-phase AC input cables, which must be installed in different ways.
Mode 1: To install the single-phase AC input cables, perform the following steps:
a) Connect the neutral cable to the N-terminal. b) Install the copper bar on the AC input MCB. c) Connect live cable to the
copper bar.
N-terminal
a
Mode 2: To install the three-phase AC input cables, perform the following steps:
a) Connect the neutral cable to the N-terminal.
b) Connect the U-phase, V-phase, and W-phase cables to the AC input MCB.
N-terminal
a
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Live cable
AC
input MCB using 4-pole MCB
1 To install the three-phase AC input cables, perform the following steps: Connect the N-phase, U-phase, V-phase, and
U V W
N
Phillips screwdriver
110V AC Input
The cabinet supports the single-phase and three-phase AC input cables, which must be installed in different ways.
Mode 1: To install the single-phase AC input cables, perform the following steps:
a) Connect the L1, L2, cables to the AC input MCB.
b) Install the plastic protection plate.
c) Bind the AC input cable to the nearest bundling tie.
a
L2
L1
Phillips screwdriver
Mode 2: To install the three-phase AC input cables, perform the following steps:
a) Connect the L1, L2, and L3 cables to the AC input MCB.
b) Install the plastic protection plate.
c) Bind the AC input cable to the nearest bundling tie.
a
L1
L2
L3
Phillips screwdriver
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Cabling guide
NOTE
The AC input cables and signal cables must be bound
and routed separately.
2 DC output cable
3 PGND cable
4 AC input cable
5 Dry contact signal cable
6 Temperature and humidity sensor signal cable
7 Battery temperature sensor
8 Communication cable
1
4
+
+
+
c
a
1
Cutaway view
a
Cable Cable
Rack
14
Cable
Rack
Cable
Rack
2 DC output cable
5
4
3 PGND cable
NOTE
The AC input cables and signal cables must be bound
and routed separately.
4 AC input cable
5 Dry contact signal cable
6 Temperature and humidity sensor signal cable
7 Battery temperature sensor
8 Communication cable
6
2
+
1
7
b
Cutaway view
a
Cable Cable
Rack
15
Cable
Rack
Cable
Rack
Battery negative-pole
1
10
Battery positive-pole
live cable, ground cable, and neutral cable are not short-circuited.Ensure that the 0 V cable and 48 V cable are not short-cirBF1- BF2cuited.
BF1- BF23 Insert the removed battry fuses into the corresponding positions.
Load
power-off
tributary
using
MCB
Load power-off tributary using fuse
BF1
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a
BF2
Power-on Testing
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English
ENT
2001-01-01
53.6VDC 227VAC
Load:0.2A
Batt:0.0A
ENT
MAIN MENU
Status
Maintenance
Settings
ENT 0# ENT
Settings
System Settings
Alarm Settings
AC Settings
ENT
Address:0
Text:English
Comm Mode: RS232
Band:9600
English
English
ENT
ENT
Batt2 Shunt: Yes
Disp Contrast:3
System Type:
TP48300/A
English
ENT
2001-01-01
53.6VDC 227VAC
Load:0.2A
Batt:0.0A
ENT
2001-01-01
53.6VDC 227VAC
Load:0.2A
Batt:0.0A
ENT
ENT
MAIN MENU
Status
Maintenance
Settings
ENT 0# ENT
ENT 0# ENT
Settings
DC Settings
Batt Settings
AMB. Settings
Settings
DC Settings
Batt Settings
AMB. Settings
ENT
Batt Settings
Batt Test
Temp Coeff
ENT
ENT
Batt Selection
Batt String:2
Cap 1:400Ah
Cap 2:30Ah
ENT
ENT
Batt Selection
Batt String:2
Cap 1:400Ah
Cap 2:30Ah
ENT
Batt Selection
Batt String:2
Cap 1:300Ah
Cap 2:30Ah
ENT
Batt Selection
Batt String:2
Cap 1:300Ah
Cap 2:30Ah
ENT
Batt Selection
Batt String:2
Cap 1:300Ah
Cap 2:300Ah
ENT
Batt Selection
Install Date:
2001-01-01
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ENT 0# ENT
Settings
System Settings
Alarm Settings
AC Settings
Address:0
Text:English
Comm Mode: RS232
Band:9600
ENT
ENT
Batt Selection
Batt String:1
Cap 1:400Ah
Cap:0Ah
MAIN MENU
Status
Maintenance
Settings
ENT
ENT
Batt Settings
Batt Selection
LVD Settings
Charge
2001-01-01
53.6VDC 227VAC
Load:0.2A
Batt:0.0A
ENT
MAIN MENU
Status
Maintenance
Settings
ENT
Batt2 Shunt: Yes
Disp Contrast:3
System Type:
TP48300/A
Date:
2001-01-01
Time:
09:10
ENT
Date:
2001-01-01
Time:
09:10
Power-on Check
CAUTION
Do not power on the DC load before the storage batteries parameter is correctly
set on the CPMU01 , otherwise, it will cause damage to storage batteries.
1 Check whether the voltage of the LLVD fuse or MCB, battery fuse, and BLVD MCB is proper using a multimeter. The rate
voltage is 53.5 V and the range is between 43.2 V and 57.6 V. Check whether the panel display of the PMU is functional. If
the voltage is improper or the panel display fails, contact professional personnel for troubleshooting or handle the problem
by referring to the TP48300/A Maintenance Guide.
ON
OFF
3 Set the LLVD MCBs to ON or insert the removed battery LLVD fuses into the corresponding positions, set the BLVD MCBs
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
4 Set the AC input MCB, LLVD MCB, and BLVD MCB according to actual conditions.
5 Cut the cabling holes on the top of the cabinet according to the cabling conditions. Clear up the site, close and lock the cabinet
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Item
Parameter
SettingRange
Value
Bound
Factory Value
Default
Setting
Battery String
0~2
Battery Cap1
30~1000
400Ah
Battery Cap2
30~1000
0Ah
0000-00-00~9999-
2001-01-01
Date
1st Rev
12-31
Time
00:00~23:59
00:00
LLVD
BLVD~DC Under
Volt
44.0V
BLVD
35V~LLVD
43.0V
Battery Float
43.2V~57.6V
53.5V
Battery Boost
43.2V~57.6V
56.5V
Rect Sleep
Yes/No
No
LLVD Enable
Yes/No
Yes
BLVD Enable
Yes/No
Yes
Current Limit
Coefficient
0.05~0.25
0.1
Battery High
Temp Alarm
--50C~100C
50C
- C~100C
-50
50C
Environment
High Alarm
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Date
Sign
2st Rev
Date
Sign