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Rectifier DPR 6000B-48
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Table of contents
1 About the rectifier ............................................................................................... 2
1.1 Safety ....................................................................................................... 2
2 Feature overview ................................................................................................ 4
3 Functional description ........................................................................................ 5
3.1 Input voltage range .................................................................................. 5
3.2 AC input.................................................................................................... 6
3.2.1 DPR 6000B-48 ID:A1 – standard AC version ............................ 6
3.2.2 DPR 6000B-48 ID:B1 – low AC version .................................... 6
3.3 Output characteristics .............................................................................. 7
3.4 Output voltage .......................................................................................... 7
3.5 Output current .......................................................................................... 7
3.6 Over-voltage protection OVP ................................................................... 7
3.7 Load sharing............................................................................................. 8
3.8 Cooling ..................................................................................................... 8
3.9 Thermal management .............................................................................. 8
4 Mechanical description ....................................................................................... 9
4.1 Front panel ............................................................................................... 9
4.2 Rectifier installation / removal .................................................................. 9
4.3 Configuration ............................................................................................ 9
4.4 Rectifier status indicators ....................................................................... 10
Typical applications include telecommunications infrastructure and data centre, where the
AC utility to the infrastructure is realised with a pure three- phase power feed.
The rectifiers do not contain any user serviceable parts. A faulty rectifier module must be
replaced as a complete unit.
1.1 Safety
The rectifier is a system component and the usage intended for installation in restricted
access locations (RAL).
For DPR 6000B-48 ID:A1 (standard AC version), the AC utility at the transformer in the
sub-station must be a star type, where the middle point (N) is connected to ground (refer
to Figure 1). This rectifier is not designed to support different grounding architecture in
the sub-station (e.g. triangle point grounding according Figure 2).
For DPR 6000B-48 ID:B1 (low AC version), the AC utility at the transformer in the sub-
station can be a star type or triangle type. This product version can be applied in utility
architectures according to Figure 1 and Figure 2.
Caution! Please consult the utility provider, in case the local grid architecture is
not clear.
L1
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If the input voltage rises above the maximum input voltage limit, the rectifier switches off.
The rectifier has protection against AC mains voltage in the range of 530 – 550Vrms and
higher voltage up to 600Vrms for less than 10 seconds. The rectifier is not working but
safe. Exposure to AC overvoltage for greater voltages, or for a longer period, may cause
rectifier failure.
If the input voltage falls below the nominal input voltage lower limit, the rectifier continues
to operate with a lower output power to keep the maximum input current constant at
extreme AC voltage fluctuations. If the input voltage falls below the minimum input
voltage limit, the rectifier switches off.
The rectifier switches on when the input voltage is within the input voltage limits.
Refer to the generic installation manual for power systems for further guidelines about AC
overvoltage and transient overvoltage protection.
The operating mode of the rectifier during phase failure is configurable on the Orion
system controller. As factory default configuration, the rectifier will shut down during the
phase failure condition. If the phase is recovering, the rectifier will restart automatically.
In case the Orion system controller “Two line operation” is enabled, the rectifier will
continue operation at 50 % (ID:A1) and 33 % (ID:B1) of its nominal power capacity. If the
phase is recovering, the rectifier automatically returns to its nominal power capacity.
3.2 AC input
The rectifier has three inbuilt AC fuses in the L1, L2, L3 path.
Fuse rating: 20A Littelfuse P/N 0505020.MXEP
The fuses are not field replaceable. The rectifier must be sent to repair in case an internal
fuse trips due to internal failure.
The rectifier has three inbuilt AC fuses in the L1, L2, L3 path.
Fuse rating: 30A Littelfuse P/N 0314030.M52LP
The fuses are not field replaceable. The rectifier must be sent to repair in case an internal
fuse trips due to internal failure.
Removing the rectifier for approximately two seconds from the system resets the rectifier
after an OVP shutdown.
Depending on the permissions, the OVP reset can also be done via an Orion controller.
3.8 Cooling
The rectifier uses a fan to force air through it from front to rear.
Thermal management protects the rectifier against overheating by reducing the output
current limit to limit internal temperature, as shown in Figure 6 and Figure 7. To protect
against interrupted air flow and fan failure, the rectifier is shut down as soon as the
internal temperature reaches a critical value. If the temperature returns to within normal
limits, the rectifier restarts automatically. If the airflow is interrupted or the fan fails, the
rectifier protects itself against overheating and recognizes three unsuccessful restart
attempts within a short period. In that case, the rectifier remains shut down and generates
an alarm.
Removing the rectifier for approximately two seconds from the system resets the rectifier
after a latched OTP shutdown.
Depending on the permissions, the OTP reset can also be done via an Orion controller.
For removal of the rectifier from the system, the spring located on the front must be lifted
first to unlock the rectifier and then the rectifier can be removed from the system by
pulling the handle.
4.3 Configuration
Upon installation to a system with an Orion controller, the rectifier is automatically
configured according to the application settings. In systems without a controller, the
rectifier operates with the factory-set standard configuration.
Some special system functionalities with Orion require an acknowledge process of the
rectifier. In such a case the user will be guided by Orion to press the “Config” button on
the front of the rectifier.
LED “COM”:
• Green indication in case the rectifier is communicating properly with the power
system controller.
• Green “COM” blinking – indicating communication initialisation into
communication system.
LED “LD”:
• Yellow indication in case the rectifier is not loaded (< 5 % of max current).
• Yellow blinking indication in case the rectifier operates in current limit.
LED “STA”:
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