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Enclosure Description
Enclosure 6150
Description
Ge615001
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Contents
Contents
1 Introduction 1
2 Product Overview 2
2.1 Main Features 2
2.2 Optional Equipment 3
3 Technical Data 15
3.1 Dimensions 15
3.2 Space Requirements 17
3.3 Environmental Characteristics 18
3.4 Power Supply Characteristics 22
3.5 Label 28
3.6 Installation Materials 28
4 Power System Functionality 29

4.1 Power Controller Monitoring Functions 29
4.2 Alarm Functionality 29
4.3 ESC and SCU Functionality 29
5 Hardware Architecture 31
5.1 Overview for Enclosure 31
5.2 Space for 19-inch Equipment 35
6 Power Configurations 41
6.1 AC 8 kW ST 41
6.2 AC 20 kW ST 42
6.3 AC 8 kW ST with Extension 44
6.4 AC 20 kW ST with Extension 45
6.5 Approved Battery Types 48
7 Climate System 49
7.1 Air Flow Path 49
8 Connection Interfaces for External Cables 53

8.1 Grounding Interface 55
8.2 AC Power Interface 56
8.3 DC Power Distribution Interface 58
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8.4 Battery Interface 59

8.5 External Alarm Interface on ESC 03 01 60
8.6 Interface to Power System Controller 62
8.7 Battery Temperature Sensor Interface 64
8.8 Ethernet Interface 65
9 Internal Cabling 67
9.1 Internal Power Cables 67
9.2 Signaling Cables 75
10 Standards and Regulations 79

10.1 Regulatory Approval 79
10.2 Dependability 81
10.3 Spare Parts 81
10.4 Vandal Resistance 81
10.5 Transportation and Storage 81
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Introduction
1 Introduction
This document is a general description of Enclosure 6150.
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2 Product Overview
Enclosure 6150 converts AC power to -48 V DC power to radio systems and

auxiliary equipment. The Enclosure also supports both internal and external
battery backup.
Note: The battery temperature sensors are required as Enclosure 6150

stops or starts charging batteries based on the battery temperature.
For external battery backup, Enclosure 6150 must be connected to a

battery enclosure with sufficient ventilation for the hydrogen gas
generated during battery charging.
AIR Unit / RRU

AIR Unit
Antenna
AIR Unit / RRU
Optical RRU
cables
Enclosure
Power cables
Ge613098
Figure 1 Enclosure with External Radios
2.1 Main Features

The following enclosure types are available:
• Enclosure 8 kW ST
• Enclosure 20 kW ST
• Enclosure 20 kW ST Air Conditioner
• Enclosure 20 kW ST Full 19-inch Rack
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Product Overview
The Enclosure has the following main features:
• The 8 kW ST Enclosure features a power system with a capacity of 8 kW

to the load. Total installed power capacity is maximum 12 kW, and can
power up to 15 individual loads.
• The 20 kW ST Enclosure features a power system with a capacity of 20

kW to the load. Total installed power capacity is maximum 27 kW, and can
power up to 31 individual loads.
• The Enclosure is to be installed on the ground.
• Local supervision via LCD display and keypad is supported.
• The climate system uses a Heat Exchanger (HEX) to ensure long life and
low operational cost.
• For Enclosure 6150 Air Conditioner, the climate system additionally uses
an air conditioner and an optional heater for battery compartment.
• The 8 kW ST Enclosure supports 13 Unit (U) of 19-inch configurable user

space (excluding power system) for optional equipment. The 20 kW ST
Enclosure supports 9 U of 19-inch configurable user space. The full 19-
inch rack enclosure supports 24 U of 19-inch configurable user space. The
equipment must be capable of handling the temperatures and air quality
offered by the Enclosure’s air cooling system.
• The Enclosure has the following input voltage range:
– 200–240 V AC
• The Enclosure supports external and internal alarms.
• The Enclosure (excluding the full 19-inch rack variant) has room for two
battery strings with a maximum capacity of 48 V/210 Ah per string, thus
providing good power and battery backup performance in a single
enclosure.
2.2 Optional Equipment

The equipment presented in this section is optional and can be ordered
separately.
2.2.1 Rectifier
The 8 kW ST Enclosure can be equipped with up to four rectifiers, and the 20

kW ST Enclosure can be equipped with up to nine rectifiers depending on
power configuration. Two types of rectifiers are available:
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• Rectifier with 93% efficiency
• Rectifier with 95.5% efficiency
Ge4465A
Figure 2 Rectifier
2.2.2 ESC 03 01 or SCU 09 01
The control units are used for remote management, performance

management, and fault management for the enclosure.
Note: In order to enable the functionality offered by the units, the following is
needed:
• Initial configuration of LAN interface
For further information, see Integrating ESC 03 01.
01
ESC 03
1
SAU 2
SERIAL
EC
M
EXT ALAR
-48V
Ge11735C
Figure 3 ESC 03 01
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Product Overview
2.2.3 DC Distribution Expansion
The enclosure can be expanded with a DC Distribution Unit with up to 16

circuit breakers if needed. The DC Distribution Unit will take up 4 U space in
user space compartment. For more information about the DC Distribution
Expansion, refer to Power System Units Description.
G109125A
Figure 4 DC Distribution Expansion
2.2.4 1U DCDU
The enclosure can be expanded with an 1U DCDU to increase the power

configuration by expanding the DC power outlets. More information can be
found in Power System Units Description.
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CB1 CB2 CB3 CB4 CB5 CB6 CB7 CB8 CB9 LP -ALM
-48V
ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
NO
T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 T9
C
O O O O O O O O O
NC
OV
OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
NC
COM
NO
1 2 3 4 5 6
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Run
Alarm
-48VDC RTN PE
ENTER
ESC
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2.2.5 Circuit Breaker for DC Distribution
A wide range of circuit breakers (rated 125 A, 63 A, 32 A, 25 A, 16 A, 10 A,

and 6 A) can be used in DC Distribution Unit of the Enclosure. For more
information about circuit breaker for DC Distribution, refer to Power System
Units Description.
Ge613036
Figure 5 Circuit Breaker for DC Distribution
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2.2.6 Circuit Breaker for Battery
The 8 kW ST Enclosure is by default equipped with two battery circuit

breakers rated 200 A. The 20 kW ST Enclosure is by default equipped with
two 200 A circuit breakers, and possible to expand with additional two 200 A
CBs, a maximum of four 200 A CBs.
Ge613054
Figure 6 Circuit Breaker for Battery
2.2.7 Battery Temperature Sensor
The cable-connected battery temperature sensor is a physical unit that

measures the temperature inside the battery compartment. It is fastened with
double-side adhesive on the temperature sensor holder on the side of a
battery block and connected to the power system controller.
Ge6150137
Figure 7 Battery Temperature Sensor
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2.2.8 Battery Strings
Battery backup can be either external or internal (only external for the full 19-
inch rack variant). Up to 210 Ah batteries are used for internal battery backup.
Table 1 Battery Capacity Options

Grid quality Battery Set
Stable 48V/100Ah (NSB)
48V/170Ah (NSB)
48V/210Ah (NSB)
Unstable 48V/82Ah (NSB Blue)
48V/100Ah (SBS EON)
48V/140Ah (NSB Blue)
2.2.9 DC Cables for Battery
The Enclosure supports the following DC cables for battery connection:
• 50 mm², 9 meters coil
• 70 mm², 14 meters coil
2.2.10 AC Service Outlet
The enclosure can be equipped with an AC power outlet socket, including a

Residual Current Breaker (RCB) for personal safety. The service outlet and
the RCB are easily installed on site.
Three alternative AC power sockets for different regions are currently

available:
• China
• Europe
• United Kingdom
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Product Overview
CN EU UK
Ge0540F
Figure 8 AC Service Outlet Types
2.2.11 OVP
The Overvoltage Protector (OVP) is an interface between the enclosure and

incoming alarm and transmission cables.
The enclosure supports up to three alarm OVPs (OVP-ALM8), eight

transmission OVPs (OVP-TRM) or eight OVP-ETH.
Ge614097
Figure 9 OVP-ALM8
EIM-T1
Ge615086
Figure 10 OVP-TRM
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2.2.12 SAU 02 01
The Support Alarm Unit (SAU) is an alarm connection panel that connects
external alarms and transmission cables through the Overvoltage Protector
(OVP). The external equipment is connected to the SAU through an OVP-
ALM8. The SAU monitors the pair cable to see whether it is a closed loop or
an open loop. The alarm is then reported to ESC 03 01.
Note: If a configuration uses more than four external alarms through OVP-
ALM8, the configuration needs an SAU as well.
The DIN-rail supports placement of a maximum of three OVP-ALM8

and an SAU, thus supporting a maximum of 24 external alarms.
1 9 17 25 SAU 02 01
4 12 20 28
EXTERNAL
ALARMS
5 13 21 29 SAU
8 16 24 32
Ge4629B
Figure 11 SAU 02 01
For more information about the SAU, refer to "SAU Description" in the EN/LZN
760 1000 library.
2.2.13 Heater
The enclosure can be equipped with a heater to keep the equipment above
0°C in climates where the ambient temperature is low. The enclosure can also
be equipped with a battery heater to keep the batteries warm in low ambient
temperature. The heater is delivered with connection cables, installation
materials and a 2-pole 16 A circuit breaker.
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Product Overview
Ge615067
Figure 12 Heater
2.2.14 Lifting Ears
Four lifting ears need to be installed if the enclosure is to be moved by a lifting

device.
Ge615068
Figure 13 Lifting Ear
2.2.15 Cable Glands
The Enclosure offers three types of cable glands for three optional cable inlets
marked as C in Figure 44 and Table 19:
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Ge615092
Figure 14
M25 V0 Cable bushing Multiple (4x) diameter 6 mm
O-Ring id 21, th 2 for M25 cab
NUT M25X1.5 UL 94-HB
Ge615091
Figure 15
M25 V0 Cable bushing Multiple (5x) diameter 5 mm
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Product Overview
Ge615093
Figure 16
M25 V0 Cable bushing for One diameter 8-17 mm
2.2.16 L-support Brackets
The integrated enclosure can be configured with a pair of L-support brackets,

its appearance is shown in Figure 17. The L-support brackets are installed in
the internal side of the 19'' rack for supporting the user equipment and
facilitating the installation and equipment maintenance. When installing heavy
equipment, it is recommended to use the L-support brackets.
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Ge613064A
Figure 17 L-support Brackets
2.2.17 Grounding Cable
The following grounding cables can be provided:
• 35 mm², 6 m
• 35 mm², 13 m
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Technical Data
3 Technical Data
This section describes the physical characteristics, environmental data, and

the power supply of the enclosure.
3.1 Dimensions
Table 2 lists the dimensions, weight, and color of the main unit. More
information on dimensions can be found in Figure 18.
Table 2 Dimensions, Weight, and Color

Dimensions Enclosure 8 kW Enclosure 20 Enclosure Air Enclosure Full
ST kW ST Conditioner 19-inch Rack
Height 1920 mm 1770 mm
2050 mm including ground base frame 1900 mm including
ground base frame
Width 800 mm
Depth 700 mm
940 mm incuding heat exchanger
Weight (enclosure, 233 kg 240 kg 276 kg 223 kg
equipped, excluding
battery blocks and
rectifiers)
Color Gray
Reference number: NCS S 2002-B (RAL 7035)
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1920
0
70 0
94
130
800
Unit of measurement: mm
Ge615003
Figure 18 Dimensions of Enclosure 6150
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Technical Data
1770
0
70
0
94
130
800
Unit of measurement: mm G109127A
Figure 19 Dimensions of Enclosure 6150 Full 19-inch Rack
3.2 Space Requirements

Minimum distances to provide adequate working space can be found in Figure
20.
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100 300
450
110
750
Unit of measurement: mm
Ge615004
Figure 20 Recommended Minimum Free Working Space
3.3 Environmental Characteristics

This section describes the environmental characteristics of the enclosure.
Figure 21 illustrates what environmental factors to be considered when

planning the enclosure placement, especially near the sea.
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Technical Data
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3.3.1 Operating Environment

Table 3 shows the values for the normal operating environment of the
enclosure.
Table 3 Operating Environment

Description Value
Temperature range, operation -33°C – +45°C
Temperature range, transportation -40°C – +70°C
Temperature range, storage(1) -25°C – +55°C
Relative humidity, normal operation 15–100%
Relative humidity, transportation and storage(1) 15–100%
(1) Maximum three months
3.3.2 Acoustic Noise Summary

The system is practically noise-free at ambient temperatures below +15°C,
since the enclosure fans are not operating below this temperature. Above
+15°C, the fans operate at a linearly increasing speed as the ambient
temperature rises.
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In normal temperature, the enclosure acoustic noise in sound level is less than
7.8 Bel (A).
Table 4 Sound Pressure at Bystander Position of 1.5 Meter, dB(A)

Equipment (100% Power Load) 100% Fan Speed 70% Fan Speed 40% Fan Speed
Ambient 15°C 59.7 58.7 52.1
Temperature
35°C 69.5 66.9 63.2
45°C 69.6 69.6 69.6
3.3.3 Vibration and Shock

IEC Class 4M5 for vibration and shocks according to IEC 682-6 and IEC
682-29, assuming proper installation and use of the enclosure approved
accessories only.
3.3.4 Materials
The cabinet is made of galvanized steel. The materials in the Enclosure are
managed through the Ericsson lists of banned and restricted substances,
based on legal and market requirements.
3.3.5 Heat Dissipation
The maximum heat dissipation from the enclosure (including internal 95.5%
efficiency rectifiers) is 2300 W. For the full 19-inch rack variant, the maximum
heat dissipation is 2700 W.
Table 5 Enclosure Heat Dissipation

Unit Maximum Heat Dissipation (with 95.5% Efficiency Rectifiers)
8 kW ST 20 kW ST Air Conditioner Full 19-inch Rack
Power System 450 W 1100 W 1100 W 1100 W
User Space 1850 W 1200 W 1600 W
Figure 22 and Figure 23 show how the heat dissipation capability changes
with the outdoor temperature.
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Technical Data
Enclosure 6150 AC (8 kW Power System)

Outdoor temperature vs user equipment heat load
60
55
50
Outdoor temp (°C)
45
40
35
30
25
20
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000
Internal heat load (W)
Total
User Equipment (8 kW Power System Load with 95.5% Efficiency Rectifiers)

Ge615096
Figure 22 Outdoor Temperature VS. User Equipment Heat Load for 6150 8
kW ST
Enclosure 6150 AC (20 kW Power System)

Outdoor temperature vs user equipment heat load
60
55
50
Outdoor temp (°C)
45
40
35
30
25
20
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000
Internal heat load (W)
Total
Ge615097
Figure 23 Outdoor Temperature VS. User Equipment Heat Load for 6150 20
kW ST
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3.4 Power Supply Characteristics

This section describes the requirements of the incoming power to the
enclosure, the power performance, and the fuse and circuit breaker
recommendations for the enclosure.
3.4.1 AC Input
The AC-powered Enclosure can handle three-phase, split-phase, and single-

phase AC power as listed in Table 6. The factory default configuration is three-
phase.
Table 6 AC Input Data

Description Value
Input voltage Nominal: 200-250 V AC
Range: 85-300 V AC
Normal operation:
3-phase feeding, L1, L2, L3, N and PE
2-phase feeding: L1, L2, N and PE
1-phase feeding: L, N and PE
Line frequency 45-65 Hz
Maximum input current 6150 8 kW ST 70 A for 2-phase and 1-phase
feeding
35 A for 3-phase feeding
6150 20 kW ST 158 A for 2-phase and 1-phase
feeding
53 A for 3-phase feeding
Rectifier efficiency 93% or 95.5%
AC input can have many different local variations. External main power
breakers and cable dimensions depend on the local power delivery options.
Table 7 lists the different options together with recommended dimensions of
main power breakers and cable dimensions.
Table 7 AC Power Supply Options

Configuration Voltage range V Recommended Recommended Maximum AC
AC AC Main Breaker AC cable size cable size (mm2)
(mm2)
3W + N + PE 346/200 - 433/250 6150 8 kW ST: 3- 6150 8 kW ST: 16 6150 8 kW ST: 25
pole 50A 6150 20 kW ST: 6150 20 kW ST:
6150 20 kW ST: 3- 16 x 2 groups 25 x 2 groups
pole 50A x 2
groups
2W + N + PE 208/120 - 220/127 6150 8 kW ST: 2- 6150 8 kW ST: 16 6150 8 kW ST: 25
pole 100A 6150 20 kW ST: 6150 20 kW ST:
pole 125A x 2
groups
1W + N + PE 200 - 250 6150 8 kW ST: 2- 6150 8 kW ST: 16 6150 8 kW ST: 25
pole 100A 6150 20 kW ST: 6150 20 kW ST:
pole 125A x 2
groups
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3.4.2 DC Output
Table 8 and Figure 24 describe the DC output data valid for the Enclosure
6150 8 kW ST.
Table 9 and Figure 25 describe the DC output data valid for the Enclosure
6150 20 kW ST.
Table 8 DC Output Data for Enclosure 6150 8 kW ST

Description Value
Output voltage Nominal: -48 V DC
Range: -42.3 V DC to -57.6 V DC
Output power 8 kW to the load, 4 kW to the batteries
Circuit breaker ratings (A) PL(1)1-7, ML(2)1-8: rated 6 A to 63 A
ML9: rated 6 A to 125 A
Battery interface 2 x circuit breaker rated 200 A
(1) Priority Load (PL)

(2) Main Load (ML)
Ge615061
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Gray ML9 can be equipped with PL1 for

included in a 125 A CB ESC
enclosure
B1 B2
ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML PL PL PL PL PL PL PL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Ge615063
Figure 24 DC Output Distribution for Enclosure 6150 8 kW ST
Table 9 DC Output Data for Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST

Description Value
Output voltage Nominal: -48 V DC
Range: -42.3 V DC to -57.6 V DC
Output power 20 kW to the load, 7 kW to the batteries
Circuit breaker ratings (A) PL(1)1-7, ML(2)1-24: rated 6 A to 63 A
ML25: rated 6 A to 125 A
Battery interface 4 x circuit breaker rated 200 A

(2) Main Load (ML)
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Technical Data
Ge615062
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ML25 can be equipped with

a 125 A CB
ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML ML
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
PL1 for
ESC
B1 B2 B3 B4
ML ML ML ML PL PL PL PL PL PL PL
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Gray
included in
enclosure
Ge615064
Figure 25 DC Output Distribution for Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST

The DC output power of each rectifier is rated to a maximum value of 3 kW.
This value becomes smaller at increasing rectifier inlet temperature and are
shown graphically in Figure 26 and Figure 27.
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Technical Data
120
100
Output power (%) 80
60
40
20
0
–40 –20 0 20 40 60 80 100
Temperature (˚C)
176 V AC <= Vin <= 264 V AC
Ge615069
Figure 26 DC Output Power Characteristics for Rectifier with 95.5%

Efficiency
120
100
Output power (%)
80
60
40
20
0
–40 –20 0 20 40 60 80 100
Temperature (˚C)
200 V AC <= Vin <= 250 V AC; 50 V DC <= Vout <=56 V DC
176 V AC <= Vin <= 264 V AC
Ge615069A
Figure 27 DC Output Power Characteristics for Rectifier with 93% Efficiency
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3.5 Label
The label for the Enclosure is BFM 107 206/1.
3.6 Installation Materials
Table 10 Installation Materials

Item Name Specification Quantity Unit
L-support for 19- 2 PCS
inch rack
Ground clip 3 SET
Plug bolt M10 x 80 4 PCS
Panel screw M6 x 16 8 PCS
Floating nut M6 8 PCS
L Jumper 2 (only 1 for 8 kW PCS
ST)
N Jumper 2 (only 1 for 8 kW PCS
ST)
Battery spacer 2 PCS
Sealing mud(1) 0.5 kg
(1) Sealing mud is used for additional sealing of cable outlets and inlets, if deemed necessary.
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Power System Functionality
4 Power System Functionality
Power system features are defined and controlled by the power system
controller. This functionality is applicable for configurations containing an ESC
or SCU.
For more information on the controller, see Power System Controller User
Guide.
4.1 Power Controller Monitoring Functions

The power system controller provides energy-saving management and battery
charging-discharging management. It displays the value of the system voltage,
load current, battery voltage, battery current, battery temperature. It also
displays information regarding AC power distribution detection, alarm reports,
control of load disconnection and battery protection functionality.
4.2 Alarm Functionality

The power system controller has capabilities to alert the user of alarms
through LED-lights as well as by using sound. Crucial alarms are also sent to
and handled by the ESC 03 01. There are three levels of alarms: CRITICAL,
MAJOR, and OBSERVATION alarms. Users can set the level of each alarm
according to the actual situation. Users can also set the corresponding relay
output, or NO relay output for each alarm type.
Users have access to history alarm logs and current logs. The history alarm
logs include alarm type, start time, and end time, while the current logs only
cover alarm type and start time. The logs are displayed in chronological order
of start time. The latest 1000 history alarm logs can be saved at most.
4.3 ESC and SCU Functionality

The control unit enables remote management and supervision of site
equipment:
• Configuration Management of power system parameters using CLI or

Ericsson Site Controller Management System (ESCM).
• SNMP v2/v3 alarms to management system.
• Performance Management
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Management systems with support for ESC 03 01:
• Configuration: ESCM
• Alarms: ESCM, OSS-RC version 10.3 or later
• Performance: ESCM
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Hardware Architecture
5 Hardware Architecture
This section contains information on both mandatory and optional hardware

units based on a fully equipped enclosure.
5.1 Overview for Enclosure

This section contains information on both mandatory and optional hardware
units based on a fully equipped Enclosure 6150.
Figure 28, Figure 29, Figure 30, and Figure 31 show the location of the
hardware units in the Enclosure, and Table 11 describes each unit.
T
E
C
B A
S
D
R
F
G Q
H
I
P
J
K
L M O
Ge615090
Figure 28 Hardware Units in Enclosure 6150, 8 kW ST
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E
T
C
B A
S
D
R
F
Q
G
I
H P
J
K
L M O
Ge615090A
Figure 29 Hardware Units in Enclosure 6150, 20 kW ST
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D C B A
F
P
R
H Q
I
J
K
V
L U
N W
G109256A
Figure 30 Hardware Units in Enclosure 6150 Air Conditioner
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C B A
S
F
G
P
K
L
I
G109244A
Figure 31 Hardware Units in Enclosure 6150 Full 19-inch Rack
Table 11 Hardware Units

Position Name of Unit Description
A Door switch The door switch sends an alarm signal to indicate door open when
the door is opened.
B Light switch Turn the light on or off when the door is opened or closed.
C LED lamp Service lamp to facilitate installation and maintenance work.
D Internal fan box Includes two fans and a fan control board.
DC Distribution Includes a number of circuit breakers according to configuration.
For the 8 kW ST: 2 x battery circuit breakers, 7 x PL(1), 9 x ML(2).
E
For the 20 kW ST: 4 x battery circuit breakers, 7 x PL(1), 25 x
ML(2).
F Power controller unit System Controller for on-site access.
G Rectifiers For the 8 kW ST: 4 positions
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Position Name of Unit Description

For the 20 kW ST: 9 positions
User space for 19- For the 8 kW ST: 13 U user space
H inch equipment For the 20 kW ST: 9 U user space
For the full 19-inch rack variant: 24 U user space
I Grounding bar The grounding bar comprises an Main Earthing Terminal (MET).
Cable inlets in Used for routing external cables in equipment compartment.
J equipment
compartment
K ESC(3) Remote control and monitor of the enclosure through Internet

Protocol (IP) connectivity.
L DIN rail Used for installing OVP(4) and SAU(5).
M Battery compartment Used for installing internal batteries.
N Cable inlets in battery Used for routing external cables in battery compartment.
compartment
O Battery ventilation Used for exhausting air
P External fan box Includes two external fans.
Q Heater The optional heater for equipment compartment can be installed

here.
R AC power connection Includes AC Power Interface, AC SPD and circuit breakers for
area fans, LED lamp, heater, and AC service outlet.
S Alarm inputs and Connector blocks for alarm inputs and outputs.
outputs
T AC service outlet The optional AC service outlet can be installed here.
Air conditioner Ensures a more controlled internal temperature environment for
U
the batteries at higher outdoor ambient temperature.
Ventilation fan Prevents buildup of hazard battery hydrogen gas in products with
V active cooling compartment space (sealed compartment). It
circulates the air at set intervals.
W Battery heater Includes a heater and a heater control box.

(2) Main Load (ML)
(3) Ericsson Site Controller (ESC)
(4) Overvoltage Protection (OVP)
(5) Support Alarm Unit (SAU)
5.2 Space for 19-inch Equipment

The enclosure can supply -48 V DC to various equipment, and 19-inch
equipment can be installed in the user space in the enclosure.
Figure 32 shows the dimensions of the available user space for Enclosure
6150 8 kW ST. Figure 33 shows the dimensions of the available user space for
Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST. Figure 34 shows the dimensions of the available
user space for Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST Full 19-inch Rack.
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Ge615016D
Figure 32 19-inch Equipment Space for Enclosure 6150 8 kW ST
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A
B
C
Ge615002C
Figure 33 19-inch Equipment Space for Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST
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A C
G109131A
Figure 34 19-inch Equipment Space for Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST Full 19-

inch Rack
Table 12 Key to 19-inch Equipment Space for Enclosure

Distance Value
A Enclosure 6150 8 kW ST: 13 U
Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST: 9 U
Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST Full 19-inch Rack: 24 U
B 350 mm
C 19 inch
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D1
19” Chassis
W D2 W
Ge614037
Figure 35 Top View for User Space Compartment
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19” Rack
Front / Door Rear Rack Wall
19” Chassis
D2
D1
Ge614041
Figure 36 Side View for User Space Compartment
Table 13 Key to User Space Compartment

Enclosure D1 (mm) (Space for D2 (mm)(2) W (mm) (Air channel)
cabling)(1) (3)
6150 8 kW ST 215.6 480 143.8

6150 20 kW ST 215.6 480 143.8
(1) Depth 1 (D1)

(2) Depth 2 (D2)
(3) Width (W)
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Power Configurations
6 Power Configurations
This section describes the power system variants that exist in different
installations of the Enclosure and how they are equipped to meet the power
consumption requirements.
Enclosure 6150 has the following power system variants with different
maximum power capacity:
• 200–240 V AC input – DC system load up to 8 kW
• 200–240 V AC input – DC system load up to 20 kW
6.1 AC 8 kW ST
This configuration is prepared for an input power feed of 200–240 V AC and
with a DC system load up to 8 kW.
Figure 37 shows an example of circuit breakers and rectifiers and their

placement for the configuration. The number and type of circuit breakers and
rectifiers that are installed can vary depending on configuration needs. Table
14 lists the number of circuit breakers and rectifiers limitations.
BATT1
BATT2
ML1
ML2
ML3
ML4
ML5
ML6
ML7
ML8
ML9
PL1
PL7
PL2
PL3
PL4
PL5
PL6
Controller Rectifier 1 Rectifier 2 Rectifier 3 Rectifier 4
Ge615082
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Ge615070
Figure 37 Hardware Units Configuration Example, 200–240 V AC Input – DC

System Load Up to 8 kW
Table 14 Hardware Units Configuration Example, 200–240 V AC Input – DC

Unit Number of Units in Comment
Configuration
Battery circuit breaker 2 Rated 200 A
ML(1) circuit breaker 0–9 ML 1-8: rated 6 A to 63 A
ML 9: rated 6 A to 125 A
PL(2) circuit breaker 1–7 PL1: rated 6 A, used for ESC
PL 2-7: Rated 6 A to 63 A
Controller 1
Rectifier 1–4 The maximum output power of
each rectifier is 3000 W.
(1) Main Load (ML)

6.2 AC 20 kW ST
with a DC system load up to 20 kW ST.

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ML21
ML17
ML13
ML25
ML22
ML23
ML24
ML10
ML11
ML18
ML19
ML20
ML14
ML15
ML16
ML12
ML9
ML5
ML6
ML7
ML8
BATT1
BATT3
BATT2
BATT4
ML1
ML2
ML3
ML4
PL1
PL7
PL2
PL3
PL4
PL5
PL6
Rectifier 5 Rectifier 6 Rectifier 7 Rectifier 8 Rectifier 9
Ge615083
Ge615071

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Configuration
Battery circuit breaker 2-4 Rated 200 A
ML 25: rated 6 A to 125 A
Controller 1
(1) Main Load (ML)

6.3 AC 8 kW ST with Extension


BATT1
BATT2
ML1
ML2
ML3
ML4
ML5
ML6
ML7
ML8
ML9
PL1
PL7
PL2
PL3
PL4
PL5
PL6

CB10
CB11
CB12
CB13
CB14
CB15
CB16
CB1
CB2
CB3
CB4
CB5
CB6
CB7
CB8
CB9
Ge615084
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G109208A


Configuration
Battery circuit breaker 2 Rated 200 A
ML 9: rated 125 A
Controller 1
Extended circuit breaker (ML(1)) 1–16 Rated 6 A to 63 A
(1) Main Load (ML)

6.4 AC 20 kW ST with Extension


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ML21
ML17
ML13
ML25
ML22
ML23
ML24
ML10
ML11
ML18
ML19
ML20
ML14
ML15
ML16
ML12
ML9
ML5
ML6
ML7
ML8
BATT1
BATT3
BATT2
BATT4
ML1
ML2
ML3
ML4
PL1
PL7
PL2
PL3
PL4
PL5
PL6
Rectifier 5 Rectifier 6 Rectifier 7 CB10 Rectifier 8 Rectifier 9

CB11
CB12
CB13
CB14
CB15
CB16
CB1
CB2
CB3
CB4
CB5
CB6
CB7
CB8
CB9
Ge615085
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G109209A


Configuration
Battery circuit breaker 2-4 Rated 200 A
ML 25: rated 125 A
Controller 1
Extended circuit breaker (ML(1)) 1–16 Rated 6 A to 63 A
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(1) Main Load (ML)

6.5 Approved Battery Types

The specified performance and warranties stipulate the use of batteries that
have been approved for the Enclosure. Table 18 lists approved battery types.
Table 18 Approved Battery Types

Manufacturer Brand name
Northstar NSB 100 RED
NSB 170 RED
NSB 190 RED
NSB 210 RED
NSB 100 Blue+
NSB 170 Blue+
NSB 190 Blue+
NSB 210 Blue+
Enersys SBS 100 Eon
SBS 170 Eon
SBS 190 Eon
Powersafe 12V100 FC
Powersafe 12V170 FS
Powersafe 12V190 F
Leoch(1) LPF12-100H
LPF12-150A
LPF12-200
(1) Must be installed in a separate battery enclosure
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Climate System
7 Climate System
This section introduces the composition of the climate system.
7.1 Air Flow Path

The heat dissipation is realized through a heat exchanger fitted on the door of
the integrated cabinet. The internal circulation is as follows: Hot air produced
by the equipment enters from the top, passes the heat exchanger, cools down,
exits from the bottom, and blows towards the equipment to cool the
equipment. The external circulation is as follows: Cold air enters from the
bottom and exits at the top, carrying away heat from the internal circulation.
When the heat exchanger is working, the internal circulation fan starts and
stops at preset temperature points (the default start temperature is 15°C and
the default stop temperature is 5°C) and keeps running and adjusting the
speed according to the ambient temperature inside the cabinet. The external
circulation fan starts and stops at preset temperature points (the default start
temperature is 35°C and the default stop temperature is 30°C). When running,
the external circulation fan adjusts its speed according to the ambient
temperature inside the cabinet. The air flow path is shown in Figure 41, Figure
42, and Figure 43.
The equipment compartment that HEX is cooling is separated from the battery
compartment. The battery compartment uses natural cooling mode. The
hydrogen discharge holes are reserved on the cabinet door and at the bottom
of the cabinet floor, which help exhaust emissions generated by the working
battery. For Enclosure 20 kW Air Conditioner, the battery compartment uses
an air conditioner for cooling.
In case of fan failure, an alarm signal is sent to the fan control board for alarm
monitoring.
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Internal Fans
Exhaust air
Equipment
Compartment
Supply air
External Fans
Exhaust air
Battery Compartment
Internal loop
External loop Exhaust air
Ge615073
Figure 41 Schematic Overview of the HEX System
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Climate System
Internal Fans
Exhaust air
Equipment
Compartment
External Fans
Supply air
Exhaust air
Supply air
Air Conditioner Battery Compartment
Exhaust air Exhaust air
Internal loop
External loop
G109350A
Figure 42 Schematic Overview of the Hex System in Enclosure 6150 Air

Conditioner
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Internal Fans
Exhaust air
Equipment
Compartment
Supply air
External Fans
Internal loop
External loop
G109210A
Figure 43 Schematic Overview of the HEX System in Enclosure 6150 Full

19-inch Rack
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Connection Interfaces for External Cables
8 Connection Interfaces for External Cables
This section contains information about the cable inlets and connection
interfaces for external cables in the Enclosure.
Figure 44, Figure 45, Figure 46, and Figure 47 show the location of the cable
inlets, and Table 19 describes them.
A B
L3 L6 L6 L2
L1
L4 L5 L3
Ge615015C
Figure 44 Cable Inlets in Enclosure 6150
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A B
G109245A
Figure 45 Cable Inlets in Enclosure 6150 Full 19-inch Rack
G H F
Ge615020B
Figure 46 Left Connection Field in Equipment Compartment
I G
E D
Ge615021B
Figure 47 Right Connection Field in Equipment Compartment
Table 19 Cable Inlets

Position Interface Description
A Battery feeding Open-end connection, (8 ×) cable diameter 19 mm
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Position Interface Description

B AC cable inlet (2 ×) cable diameter 16–35 mm
C Optional cable outlets (3 ×) 26 mm for optional cable glands
D DC cable outlet (21 ×) cable diameter 10-18 mm
E Signal cable inlet Open-end connection, (10 ×) cable diameter 10 mm
F Signal cable inlet Open-end connection, (8 ×) cable diameter 6 mm,
G Optical cable outlet (22 ×) cable diameter 6 mm
H Temperature sensor (2 ×) cable diameter 10–14 mm

outlet
I Ground cable inlet (1 ×) cable diameter 10–14 mm
L1 AC cable inlet (2 ×) cable diameter 16-35 mm
L2 Ground cable inlet (1 ×) cable diameter 10-14 mm
L3 Optical cable outlet (22 ×) cable diameter 6 mm
Signal cable inlet, Open-end connection, (8 ×) cable diameter 6 mm, (2 ×) cable
L4 temperature sensor diameter 10–14 mm
outlet
L5 Signal cable inlet Open-end connection, (10 ×) cable diameter 10 mm
DC cable outlet, (21 ×) cable diameter 10-18 mm
L6 external battery
feeding
The connection interfaces are described in the following sections:
• Grounding interface, see Grounding Interface on page 55
• AC power interface, see AC Power Interface on page 56
• Power distribution interface, see DC Power Distribution Interface on page

58
• Battery interface, see Battery Interface on page 59
• External alarm interface on ESC 03 01, see External Alarm Interface on

ESC 03 01 on page 60
• Interface to Power System Controller, see Interface to Power System

Controller on page 62
• Battery temperatur sensor interface, see Battery Temperature Sensor

Interface on page 64
• Ethernet interface, see Ethernet Interface on page 65
8.1 Grounding Interface

All equipment must be connected to the same Main Earthing Terminal (MET)
at the site, using a 35 mm² grounding copper cable or equivalent.
The enclosure is equipped with a Main Earthing Terminal (MET) on the left
and right hand side in front of the 19-inch configurable user space, as shown
in Figure 48.
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The incoming ground cable is routed through the cable inlets marked with L2
and I, see Figure 44, Figure 47, and Table 19.
For the full 19-inch rack variant, the incoming ground cable is routed through
the cable inlet marked with I, see Figure 45, Figure 47, and Table 19.
PH2
6 Nm
G109268A
Figure 48 Grounding Interface
8.2 AC Power Interface

The incoming AC main power cable is routed through the cable inlets marked
with L1 and B, see Figure 44 and Table 19.
For the full 19-inch rack variant, the incoming AC main power cable is routed
through the cable inlets marked with B, see Figure 45 and Table 19.
The connection interface for the incoming AC cables is shown in Figure 49.
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AC Input 1
AC Input 2
G109336A
Figure 49 AC Main Power Terminal

Enclosure 6150 8 kW ST has single-route AC Input, while Enclosure 6150 20
kW ST has dual-route AC Input. The two AC inputs are completely
independent. The AC input 1 supplies power to the upper four rectifiers and
the AC output. The AC input 2 supplies power to the lower five rectifiers of the
subrack power supply.
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AC Input 1
AC Input 1
AC Input 2
AC Input 2
Ge615071C
Figure 50 AC Power Interface and Rectifiers
Table 20 AC Power Interface

Enclosure AC Power Interface Supplies Power for
6150 8 kW ST AC Input 1 All four rectifiers and the AC
output
6150 20 kW ST AC Input 1 Upper four rectifiers and the AC
output
AC Input 2 Lower five rectifiers
8.3 DC Power Distribution Interface

The enclosure can supply -48 V DC to various other site equipment. Cables
are installed through the inlets marked with L6 and D at the bottom, see
Figure 44, Figure 46, Figure 47, and Table 19.
For the full 19-inch rack variant, cables are installed through the inlets marked
with D, see Figure 45, Figure 46, Figure 47, and Table 19.
The connection interface for the DC distribution cables is shown in Figure 51.
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G109212A
Figure 51 DC Power Distribution Interface
8.4 Battery Interface

The incoming battery power cable is routed through the cable inlets marked
with L6 on the left and A, see Figure 44 and Table 19.
For the full 19-inch rack variant, the incoming battery power cable is routed
through the cable inlets marked with A, see Figure 45 and Table 19.
The connection interface for the battery power cables is shown in Figure 52.
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G109214A
Figure 52 Battery Interface
8.5 External Alarm Interface on ESC 03 01

The ESC 03 01 external alarm interface supports four alarms in addition to the
external alarms managed by the power controller. An alarm is triggered by a
closed contact (closed loop) or an open contact (open loop).
If using SAU 02 01 together with three OVPs, the ESC 03 01 SAU interface
supports 24 alarms.
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ESC 03 01
1
2
SERIAL
EC
SAU
EXT ALARM
-48V
G109213A
Figure 53 External Alarm Interface on ESC 03 01
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ESC 03 01
1
2
SERIAL
EC
SAU
EXT ALARM
-48V
01
SAU 02
25
28
9 17
1 12 20
4
SAU
AL 29
EXTERN
ALARMS 32
13 21
5 16 24
8
G109215A
Figure 54 SAU Interface on ESC 03 01
8.6 Interface to Power System Controller

The alarm cables are routed through the cable inlets marked with L4 and F,
see Figure 44, Figure 46, and Table 19.
For the full 19-inch rack variant, the alarm cables are routed through the cable
inlets marked with F, see Figure 45, Figure 46, and Table 19.
The enclosure has four configurable alarm inputs and four configurable alarm
outputs, see Figure 55.
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A NO
D11 RS485
B D03 M
NO NC
D12
D01 M NO
NC D04/DG_OUT M
D13
NO NC
D02 M
D14/DG_IN
NC
G109216A
RS485 A
NO
DI1
DO3 M
B
NO NC
DI2
DO1 M NO
NC DO4/DG_OUT M
DI3
NO NC
DO2 M
DI4/DG_IN
NC
Ge615018A
Figure 55 Interface to Power System Controller
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Table 21 Interface to Power System Controller

Position Description
DI1 Digital input 1
DI2 Digital input 2
DI3 Digital input 3
DI4/DG_IN Digital input 4 or DG_IN
RS485 An RS485 interface that is connected to ESC 03 01 Serial port.
DO1 By default set to HEX climate alarm output
DO2 By default set to door alarm output
DO3 Digital output 3
DO4/DG_OUT Digital output 4 or DG_OUT
8.7 Battery Temperature Sensor Interface

The battery temperature sensor cables are routed through the cable inlets
marked with L4 and H, see Figure 44, Figure 46, and Table 19.
The temperature sensor cables are routed through the cable inlet marked with
H, see Figure 45, Figure 46, and Table 19.
The enclosure has three battery temperature sensor interfaces, see Figure 56.
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G109217A
Figure 56 Battery Temperature Sensor Interface
8.8 Ethernet Interface

The ESC 03 01 has two electrical Ethernet 10/100 baseT interface ports. The
ports are marked 1 and 2. Port 1 is dedicated for northbound connection to
OSS and/or ESCM. Port 2 is intended for connection to site equipment. Both
ports support VLAN switching.
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01
ESC 03
1
SAU 2
SERIAL
EC
M
EXT ALAR
-48V
Ethernet Interface
Ge11735E
Figure 57 Ethernet Interface
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Internal Cabling
9 Internal Cabling
9.1 Internal Power Cables
9.1.1 Fans
Figure 58 shows and Table 22 describes the power cabling between HEX
MCB and the Fan Control Board and between the external fan box and the
Fan Control Board in Enclosure 6150 (excluding the full 19-inch rack variant).
Internal fan box
Fan control board

External fan box
HEX MCB
Ge615077
Figure 58 HEX MCB, Fan Control Board, and Fan Cabling
Table 22 HEX MCB, Fan Control Board, and Fan Cabling

Pos. Connections Qty. Cable Dimension
1 HEX MCB − Fan 1 The cable is included
Control Board: DC and pre-assembled.
Power
2 Fan Control Board: 1 The cable is included
ExtFan − External Fan and pre-assembled in
Box the fans.
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Figure 59 shows and Table 23 describes the power cabling between HEX
MCB and the fan control board, and between the internal/external fans and the
fan Control board in Enclosure 6150 Full 19-inch Rack.
Internal Internal External External

fan fan fan fan
Fan control board
HEX MCB
G109255A
Figure 59 HEX MCB, Fan Control Board, and Fan Cabling in Enclosure
6150 Full 19-inch Rack
Table 23 HEX MCB, Fan Control Board, and Fan Cabling in Enclosure 6150
Full 19-inch Rack
Pos. Connections Qty. Cable
Dimension
1 HEX MCB − Fan 1 The cable is
Control Board: included and pre-
DC Power assembled.
2 Fan Control 4 Cables are
Board: InFan − included, pre-
Internal Fan assembled, and
integrated with
Fan Control
the fans.
Board: InFan −
Internal Fan
Fan Control
Board: ExtFan −
External Fan
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Internal Cabling
Pos. Connections Qty. Cable

Dimension
Fan Control
Board: ExtFan −
External Fan
9.1.2 Air Conditioner
Figure 60 shows and Table 24 describes the power cabling between Cooling
MCB and the Air Conditioner, and between the Air Condtioner and the
Ventilation Fan in Enclosure 6150.
Air conditioner Ventilation fan
1 2
Cooling MCB
G109320A
Figure 60 Cooling MCB, Air Conditioner, and Ventilation Fan Cabling
Table 24 Cooling MCB, Air Conditioner, and Ventilation Fan Cabling

1 Cooling MCB − Air 1 The cable is included
Conditioner: -48 V and pre-assembled.
2 Cooling MCB − Air 1 The cable is included
Conditioner: 0 V and pre-assembled.
3 Air Conditioner − 1 The cable is included
Ventilation Fan and pre-assembled in
the fan.
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9.1.3 LED Lamp
Figure 61 shows and Table 25 describes the power cabling between the HEX
MCB, Light switch, and the LED lamp.
LED lamp
Light Switch
1
HEX MCB
Ge615078
Figure 61 HEX MCB, Light Switch, and LED Lamp Cabling
Table 25 HEX MCB and LED Lamp Cabling

1 HEX MCB − LED Lamp 1 The -48 V cable is
included and pre-
assembled in the lamp.
2 HEX MCB − Light 1 The 0 V cable is
Switch included and pre-
assembled.
3 LED Lamp − Light 1 The 0 V cable is
Switch included and pre-
assembled in the lamp.
9.1.4 ESC 03 01
Figure 62 and Figure 63 show and Table 26 describes the power cabling
between the DC Distribution and the ESC 03 01.
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Internal Cabling
1 DC Distribution
BATT1
BATT2
ML1
ML2
ML3
ML4
ML5
ML6
ML7
ML8
ML9
PL7
PL1
PL2
PL3
PL4
PL5
PL6
ESC 03 01
Ge615079
Figure 62 DC Distribution and ESC Cabling for 6150 8 kW ST
DC Distribution
ML21
ML17
ML13
ML25
ML22
ML23
ML24
ML10
ML11
ML18
ML19
ML20
ML14
ML15
ML16
ML12
ML9
ML5
ML6
ML7
ML8
1
BATT1
BATT2
BATT3
BATT4
ML1
ML2
ML3
ML4
PL7
PL1
PL2
PL3
PL4
PL5
PL6
ESC 03 01
Ge615079A
Figure 63 DC Distribution and ESC Cabling for 6150 20 kW ST
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Table 26 DC Distribution and ESC Cabling

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.
1 DC Distribution: PL1 − 1 RPM 777 554/01000
ESC 03 01: −48 V
9.1.5 Heater (Optional)
Figure 64 shows and Table 27 describes the power cabling between the
Heater MCB and the heater.
Heater MCB
HEX MCB
2
1
Fan
Heater
Ge615080
Figure 64 Heater MCB and Heater Cabling
Table 27 Heater MCB and Heater Cabling

1 Heater MCB − Heater 1 The cable is included
and pre-assembled in
the heater.
2 HEX MCB − Fans of 1 The cable is included
Heater and pre-assembled in
the heater.
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Internal Cabling
9.1.6 DC Distribution Expansion (Optional)
Figure 65, Figure 66, and Figure 67 show the power cabling between the DC
Distribution and the DC Distribution Expansion. Table 28 further describes it.
1
DC Distribution
BATT1
BATT2
ML1
ML2
ML3
ML4
ML5
ML6
ML7
ML8
ML9
PL7
PL1
PL2
PL3
PL4
PL5
PL6
DC Distribution Expansion
-48 V
Ge615079B
Figure 65 DC Distribution and DC Distribution Expansion Cabling for 6150 8

kW ST
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1
DC Distribution
ML21
ML17
ML13
ML25
ML22
ML23
ML24
ML10
ML11
ML18
ML19
ML20
ML14
ML15
ML16
ML12
ML9
ML5
ML6
ML7
ML8
BATT1
BATT2
BATT3
BATT4
ML1
ML2
ML3
ML4
PL7
PL1
PL2
PL3
PL4
PL5
PL6
-48 V
Ge615079C
Figure 66 DC Distribution and DC Distribution Expansion Cabling for 6150

20 kW ST
1 DC Distribution
ML10
ML12
ML13
ML14
ML15
ML16
ML17
ML18
ML19
ML20
ML21
ML22
ML23
ML24
ML25
ML11
ML5
ML6
ML7
ML8
ML9
BATT1
BATT2
BATT3
BATT4
ML1
ML2
ML3
ML4
PL1
PL2
PL3
PL4
PL5
PL6
PL7
-48 V
1U DCDU
G109267A
Figure 67 DC Distribution and 1U DCDU Cabling for Enclosure 6150
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Internal Cabling
Table 28 DC Distribution and DC Distribution Expansion Cabling

Pos. Connections Qty. Recommended DC
cable size (mm2
1 DC Distribution: ML9 or 1 25 to 50
ML25 − DC Distribution
Expansion: −48 V
9.2 Signaling Cables
9.2.1 Power System Controller to ESC 03 01
Figure 68 shows and Table 29 describes the signaling cable from the power
system controller to the ESC 03 01.
RS485 port
1 A
B
ESC 03 01
Ge615081
Figure 68 Power System Controller to ESC 03 01
Table 29 Power System Controller to ESC 03 01

1 Alarm Digital Output 1 The cable is included
RS485 − ESC 03 01: and pre-assembled in
Serial the Enclosure.
9.2.2 DC Distribution Expansion to Power System Controller (Optional)
Figure 69 shows and Table 30 describes the signaling cable from DC

Distribution Expansion to the power system controller.
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1
DI1
C NC DO Alarm Board
Ge615081A
Figure 69 DC Distribution Expansion to Power System Controller
Table 30 DC Distribution Expansion to Power System Controller

1 DCDU: Alarm Digital 1 The cable is included in
Output − Alarm Digital the DC Distribution
Input 1 Expansion.
9.2.3 OVP-ETH to ESC 03 01 (Optional)
Figure 70 shows and Table 31 describes the signaling cable from an OVP-
ETH to the ESC 03 01.
ESC 03 01
OVP-ETH
G109378A
Figure 70 OVP-ETH to ESC 03 01
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Internal Cabling
Table 31 OVP-ETH to ESC 03 01

1 OVP-ETH − ESC 03 01: 1 RPM 777 143/00500
Ethernet 1
9.2.4 OVP-ALM8 to ESC 03 01 (Optional)
Figure 71 shows and Table 32 describes the signaling cable from an OVP-
ALM8 to the ESC 03 01.
ESC 03 01
OVP-ALM8
Ge6150103
Figure 71 OVP-ALM8 to ESC 03 01
Table 32 OVP-ALM8 to ESC 03 01

1 OVP-ALM8 − ESC 03 1 RPM 777 143/00500
01: External Alarm
9.2.5 OVP-ALM8 to SAU 02 01, and SAU 02 01 to ESC 03 01 (Optional)
Figure 72 shows and Table 33 describes the signaling cable from OVP-ALM8
to the SAU 02 01, and from the SAU 02 01 to the ESC 03 01.
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ESC 03 01
SAU 02 01
OVP-ALM8
OVP-ALM8
OVP-ALM8
1
Ge6150104C
Figure 72 OVP-ALM8 to SAU 02 01, and SAU 02 01 to ESC 03 01
Table 33 OVP-ALM8 to SAU 02 01, and SAU 02 01 to ESC 03 01

1 OVP-ALM8 − SAU 02 6 RPM 777 143/00500
01
2 SAU 02 01 − ESC 03 1 RPM 777 405/00300
01: SAU
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Standards and Regulations
10 Standards and Regulations
This section presents a brief overview of standards, regulatory product

approval, and declaration of conformity.
Declaration of Conformity
"Hereby, Ericsson AB, declares that this product is in compliance with the
essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/35/EU,
2014/30/EU, and 2011/65/EU."
10.1 Regulatory Approval

The enclosure complies with the following market requirements:
• The Low Voltage Directive (LVD) 2014/35/EU
• The Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive 2014/30/EU
• Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic

Equipment (RoHS) Directive 2011/65/EU
10.1.1 Environmental Standards Compliance
The product complies with the following environmental standard:
Europe
• EN 50 581 (RoHS)
10.1.2 Safety Standards Compliance

In accordance with market requirements, the enclosure complies with the
following product safety standards and directives:
International
• IEC 62 368-1
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Europe
• EN 62 368-1
10.1.2.1 Outdoor Specific Requirements
The enclosure complies with the following outdoor specific requirements:
International
• IEC 60 529 (IP55)
• IEC 60 950-22
Europe
• EN 60 529 (IP55)
• EN 60 950-22
10.1.3 EMC Standards Compliance
Warning!
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio
interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
The enclosure complies with the following EMC standards:
Europe
• ETSI EN 300 386
• ETSI EN 61000
• EN 55022
10.1.4 Marking
To show compliance with legal requirements, the product is marked with the
following label:
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Standards and Regulations
Europe
• CE mark
10.2 Dependability
The enclosure is designed for a technical lifetime of 10 years (24-hour
operation). The following preventive maintenance conditions must be fulfilled
to guarantee the availability of the enclosure:
• Fans
The fans must be inspected (and cleaned if necessary) every year.
For more information on preventive maintenance, see Enclosure Maintenance

Instructions.
10.3 Spare Parts

The product adheres to the Ericsson Serviceability and Spare Part Strategy.
10.4 Vandal Resistance

Unauthorized access is not possible without damaging the unit.
10.5 Transportation and Storage

For information about transportation and storage of the product, see
Transportation and Storage.
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© Ericsson AB 2017. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be

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4 Power System Functionality 29

8 Connection Interfaces for External Cables 53

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8.4 Battery Interface 59

10 Standards and Regulations 79

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This document is a general description of Enclosure 6150.

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Enclosure 6150 converts AC power to -48 V DC power to radio systems and

Note: The battery temperature sensors are required as Enclosure 6150

For external battery backup, Enclosure 6150 must be connected to a

AIR Unit / RRU

Figure 1 Enclosure with External Radios

2.1 Main Features

• Enclosure 20 kW ST Air Conditioner

• Enclosure 20 kW ST Full 19-inch Rack

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The Enclosure has the following main features:

• The 8 kW ST Enclosure features a power system with a capacity of 8 kW

• The 20 kW ST Enclosure features a power system with a capacity of 20

• The Enclosure is to be installed on the ground.

• Local supervision via LCD display and keypad is supported.

• The 8 kW ST Enclosure supports 13 Unit (U) of 19-inch configurable user

• The Enclosure has the following input voltage range:

• The Enclosure supports external and internal alarms.

2.2 Optional Equipment

The 8 kW ST Enclosure can be equipped with up to four rectifiers, and the 20

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• Rectifier with 93% efficiency

• Rectifier with 95.5% efficiency

2.2.2 ESC 03 01 or SCU 09 01

The control units are used for remote management, performance

• Initial configuration of LAN interface

For further information, see Integrating ESC 03 01.

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2.2.3 DC Distribution Expansion

The enclosure can be expanded with a DC Distribution Unit with up to 16

Figure 4 DC Distribution Expansion

The enclosure can be expanded with an 1U DCDU to increase the power

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2.2.5 Circuit Breaker for DC Distribution

A wide range of circuit breakers (rated 125 A, 63 A, 32 A, 25 A, 16 A, 10 A,

Figure 5 Circuit Breaker for DC Distribution

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2.2.6 Circuit Breaker for Battery

The 8 kW ST Enclosure is by default equipped with two battery circuit

Figure 6 Circuit Breaker for Battery

2.2.7 Battery Temperature Sensor

The cable-connected battery temperature sensor is a physical unit that

Figure 7 Battery Temperature Sensor

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2.2.8 Battery Strings

Table 1 Battery Capacity Options

2.2.9 DC Cables for Battery

The Enclosure supports the following DC cables for battery connection:

• 50 mm², 9 meters coil

• 70 mm², 14 meters coil

2.2.10 AC Service Outlet

The enclosure can be equipped with an AC power outlet socket, including a