Power Description

Power 6306

Description

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Contents

1 Introduction 1
1.1 Target Group 1

2 Product Overview 2
2.1 Main Features 2

3 Technical Data 4
3.1 Dimensions 4
3.2 Space Requirements 5
3.3 Environmental Characteristics 8
3.4 Power Characteristics 9

4 Hardware Architecture 12
4.1 Standard Hardware Unit 12
4.2 Interfaces 15
4.3 Indicators 16
4.4 Cables 16

5 Alarms 20

6 Installation Alternatives and Mounting Kits 21

6.1 Installation Alternatives 21
6.2 Mounting Kits 23
6.3 Installation Equipment 24

7 Standards, Regulations, and Dependability 25

7.1 Safety Standards 25
7.2 EMC 25
7.3 Approval 25
7.4 Vibration and Shock 26

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 Introduction

1 Introduction

This document describes Power 6306.

1.1 Target Group

The target group for this document is network engineering, network planning,
site acquisition, and second level support personnel.

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2 Product Overview

Power 6306 converts AC power to −48 V DC power, and supplies battery

backup power to radio systems and auxiliary equipment. It is ideal for main-
remote applications providing power to main units, radios, and other −48 V DC
equipment at site.

The battery capacity is located in one or more separate enclosures, typically in

the related Enclosure 6306 or Enclosure 6307.

For more information about Enclosure 6306, refer to Enclosure Description.

For more information about Enclosure 6307, refer to Enclosure Description.

2.1 Main Features

The main features of Power 6306 are the following:

• Supports Ericsson and non-Ericsson equipment with power; equipment

such as radio systems, radios, and transmission units operating on −48 V
DC.

• Outdoor classified and can be installed on masts, poles, roof-tops, walls,

and so on.

• The natural-convection cooling enables a virtually maintenance-free

operation with minimal power consumption.

• Factory-configured according to customer preferences.

• The level of AC input surge protection, the level of DC output surge

protection, the number of rectifiers, and the number and rating of the DC
outputs are some of the customer-defined hardware options.

• The maximum rectifier capacity is 4 kW, and the maximum number of

individually surge-protected DC outputs is 10.

• Operates with either the traditional lead-acid batteries, or with the

lightweight, compact lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries.

• Batteries are typically housed in the related Enclosure 6306 or Enclosure

6307, but Power 6306 is also compatible with other battery backup
cabinets, such as BBS 05, BBS 6301, and BBS 6101.

• Already installed systems can be upgraded in the field.

• Uses a Surge Protection Device (SPD) or a Transient Protection Unit

(TPU) able to protect the AC input in the following ways:

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– The SPD protects against surges caused by lightning, when Power

6306 is installed outdoors on an antenna, a mast, or a pole subjected
to lighting strikes.

– The TPU protects the AC input against surges and spikes not caused
by lightning.

Customer-selection of either AC SPD or AC TPU.

• Uses SPDs to protect the 10 DC outputs against surges caused by

lightning, when Power 6306 is installed outdoors on an antenna, a mast,
or a pole subjected to lighting strikes.

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3 Technical Data

This section describes the physical characteristics, environmental data, and

the power characteristics of the cabinet.

3.1 Dimensions
This section describes the dimensions and weight of the cabinet.

Figure 1 shows the Power 6306 dimensions, and Table 1 lists the various
cabinet dimensions.

Note: The figure shows the cabinet with the optional front cover.

718 604

444 233

Unit of measurement: mm Ge6951D

Figure 1 Power 6306 Dimensions

Table 1 Dimensions
Unit Height (mm) Width (mm) Depth (mm)
Power 6306, 604 444 233
excluding cable
glands and
handles
Power 6306, 718 444 233
including handles

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Unit Height (mm) Width (mm) Depth (mm)

Power 6306, with 604 444 423
Enclosure 6306
attached

Table 2 lists the maximum weight of a fully-configured Power 6306, and a fully-
configured Power 6306 double-mounted on an Enclosure 6306.

Table 2 Weight
Unit Weight (kg)
(1)
Power 6306 with four PSUs , 46
excluding mounting kits
PSU <5
Power 6306 on Enclosure 6306, Excluding batteries: < 60 (< 46 + 14)
excluding mounting kits
Including batteries: < 79
(1) Power Supply Unit

Table 3 shows the weights of the different mounting brackets.

Table 3 Mounting Bracket Weights

Bracket Type Weight (kg)
Wall 1.8
Pole 3.6

3.2 Space Requirements

This section specifies the cabinet space requirements.

Figure 2 shows the space requirements for opening the cabinet door 90° and
135°.

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532

578

835

Unit of measurement: mm Ge8525C

Figure 2 Space Requirements with Cabinet Door Open 90° and 135°
Figure 3, Figure 4 and Figure 5 show the recommended minimum space to
allow physical access to the unit when performing installation and
maintenance work.

> 600

> 400 > 200

> 300

Unit of measurement: mm Ge6952C

Figure 3 Space Requirements for Installation and Maintenance Work

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> 600

> 500 > 500

> 300

Unit of measurement: mm Ge6952F

Figure 4 Space Requirements for Horizontally Aligned Units

A space of at least 1 m is required in front of the units to provide adequate
working space.

1m

Ge6953C

Figure 5 Minimum Space Requirement at Front

Table 4 shows the distance requirements between Power 6306 and Enclosure
6306 or Enclosure 6307.

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Table 4 Distance Requirements

Configuration Type Distance Between Units
Min Max
Power 6306 and 0.5 m 10 m
Enclosure 6306 or 4 m fror LTE TDD(1)
Enclosure 6307
(1) Time Division Duplex (TDD)

3.3 Environmental Characteristics

This section describes the environmental characteristics of the cabinet.

Table 5 contains environmental data and requirements.

Table 5 Environmental Data and Requirements

Acoustic noise level No fans, no audible noise
Earthquake Telcordia GR-63 Zone 4, assuming proper use of
approved installation kits
Humidity
Relative humidity, 15–100%
normal operation
Relative humidity, 5–100%
transportation (< 3
months)
Maximum Heat 293 W
Dissipation
Temperature
Temperature range, −40°C to +55°C (wind ≥ 2 m/s)(1)
normal operation
−40°C to +45°C (wind = 0 m/s)(1)
Temperature range, −40°C to +70°C
transportation (< 3
months)
(1) Assuming a vertically aligned outdoor installation. Non-vertical installations have impact on
the supported temperature range.

3.3.1 Corrosivity Category

This section describes the corrosivity category recommendations for the
cabinet.

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The cabinet can be recommended for use in any corrosivity category up to C4.
Ericsson does not recommend use in corrosivity category C5. For more
information on corrosivity, refer to Environment Requirements.

3.4 Power Characteristics

This section describes the power, power consumption, fuse and Circuit
Breaker (CB) recommendations of Power 6306.

3.4.1 AC Input Characteristics

Table 6 contains the AC input characteristics of Power 6306.

Table 6 AC Input Characteristics

Input voltage Nominal: 100–250 V AC (Range: 90–275 V AC)
Supported AC • 1W+N+PE 100–127 V
Mains Grids(1)
• 1W+PEN 100–127 V

• 1W+N+PE 200–250 V

• 1W+PEN 200–250 V

• 2W+N+PE 200/100–240/120 V

• 2W+PEN 200/100–240/120 V

• 2W+N+PE 200–240 V

• 2W+PEN 200–240 V

• 3W+N+PE 346/200–433/250 V (default)

• 3W+PEN 346/200–433/250 V

• 3W+N+PE 208/120–220/127 V

• 3W+PEN 208/120–220/127 V

• 3W+N+PE 200/100–240/120 V

• 3W+PEN 200/100–240/120 V

• 3W+PE 200–240 V
AC SPD or TPU • SPD: 20 kA, 10/350 μs
(integrated)
• TPU: 6 kV 1.2/50 (8/20) μs

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Line frequency 45–65 Hz

Non-destructive 280 V AC
voltage
Rectifier > 96% (230 V AC at 60–100 % load)
efficiency
95% (115 V AC at 60–100 % load)

(1) Ranges expressed as, for example, 3W+N+PE 346/200–433/250 V indicate 346–433 V
phase-phase voltage and 200–250 V phase-neutral voltage. The naming convention used is
W, N and PE, where W stands for Wire (or Line), N for Neutral and PE for Protective Earth.

3.4.2 DC Output Characteristics

Table 7 contains the DC output characteristics of Power 6306.

Table 7 DC Output Characteristics

Output voltage −48 V DC (Range: −40.0 V DC to −58.5 V DC)
Output power per 1 kW
PSU
Maximum output 4 kW (maximum 100 A)
power (4 × PSU)
DC SPD • 4 kV, 26 A, 1.2/50 μs (type III, PCF 01 06)

• 1 kA, 26 A, 10/350 μs (type I, DC SPD 01)

• 4 kA, 100 A, 10/350 μs (type I, DC SPD 02)

Battery Interface 1 × 100 A Battery CB

3.4.3 Fuse Recommendations

With the optional main load disconnection feature the lower priority (main)
loads can be disconnected earlier in battery backup mode, thus providing
extended battery backup times to the more prioritized DC loads.

The ten DC outputs can be divided as follows:

• Main loads: 5, 7 or 8 outputs

• Priority loads: 5, 3 or 2 outputs

Without the main load disconnection capability, all ten DC outputs will be
defined as priority outputs. The split between main and priority loads can, if
desired, be altered in the field. For further information, refer to PDU
Description and Power Maintenance.

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AC Input

For AC fuse ratings, see Table 13.

Standard DC Distribtion

Power 6306 supports up to 10 electrically connected and 10 spare DC load

melting fuses. Table 8 shows the possible fuse ratings.

Table 8 Standard DC Distribution

DC Load Wired Fuse Available Fuse Ratings
Positions
−48 V DC 10 6A
10 A
15 A
20 A
25 A
30 A

In addition to the above defined fuse positions, Power 6306 also features an
optional CB for bulk distribution of DC power.

Table 9 shows the CB rating for DC bulk load.

Table 9 DC Bulk Power Distribution

DC Bulk Load CB Rating
−48 V DC 1 × 100 A

Main Load Disconnection Feature

3.4.4 Battery Backup

Power 6306 can be connected to the following battery backup cabinets
containing lead-acid or Li-ion battery:

• Enclosure 6306 (Li-ion)

• Enclosure 6307 (lead-acid or Li-ion)

• BBS 05 (lead-acid)

• BBS 6101 (lead-acid)

• BBS 6301 (lead-acid)

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4 Hardware Architecture

This section contains information about cabinet overview and interfaces.

4.1 Standard Hardware Unit

This section describes standard hardware units.

4.1.1 Power 6306

Figure 6 shows Power 6306 with the door closed, the optional front cover
opened showing the rectifiers, the door opened at lock position 90°, and the
door opened at lock position 135°.

Ge6956D

Figure 6 Power 6306

4.1.1.1 Cabinet Overview

Figure 7 shows an overview of the cabinet.

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L
AC

AC
K
A
J
PSU 3 PSU 4
B I
ECB DC

ECB DC

H
C1

D
DC ECB

DC ECB

C2
G
E
PSU 1 PSU 2

C3
F
AC

AC

Ge6963N

Figure 7 Cabinet Interior Overview

Table 10 lists the hardware units.

Table 10 Hardware Units

No.
Positio
Name of Unit of Description
n
Units
A BFU 02 01 0–1 The BFU(1) is used only in Power 6306 configurations with
lead-acid batteries.
It supervises, connects, and disconnects the battery
backup.

For more information about the BFU, refer to BFU

Description.
Optional main load contactor, for differentiated backup time
between especially important (prio) DC loads and all other
(main) DC loads.
B Contactor 1 When the battery voltage level reaches the configurable
main load disconnect-level, all loads connected as main
loads will be disconnected. The loads connected as prio
loads will then have a prolonged battery backup time.
C1 AC Power CB 4 AC power CBs for AC power to the PSUs.
The PDU(2) distributes −48 V DC power. The power is
distributed through fuses that have customer-selected
current ratings.
D PDU 30 01 1
For more information about the PDU, refer to PDU
Description.

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No.
Positio
Name of Unit of Description
n
Units
The AC SPD type 1 protects Power 6306 from lightning
overcurrents (10/350 µs pulses), caused by lightning
events in the vicinity of Power 6306. Appropriate for
installations in masts or on roof tops.
AC SPD or
C2 1 The AC SPD type 3 (TPU) protects Power 6306 from
AC TPU overvoltage surges and spikes on the distribution lines
(1.2/50 µs pulses). Appropriate for installations not directly
subjected to lightning strikes.
Customer-selection of type 1 or type 3 protection level.
SPD DC 01 or The DC SPD type I (SPD DC 01/02) protects Power 6306
1–10 from lightning overcurrents (10/350 µs pulses) caused by
PCF 01 06 lightning events in the vicinity of the Power 6306.
Appropriate for installations where the Power 6306 or its
load is placed in a mast or on a roof top.
E The DC SPD type III (PCF 01 06) protects Power 6306
SPD DC 02 1 from overvoltages and surges on the distribution lines
(1.2/50 µs pulses). Appropriate for installations where the
Power 6306 and its load is placed indoor, on outdoor walls
or in other environments not directly subjected to lightning
strikes.
Terminal block for incoming AC supply.
C3 AC IN 5
PE, N, L3, L2, and L1
Cable Shield The cable shield connection is used for grounding of cable
F 1
Connection shields of the DC load cables.
The PCF(3) connects −48 V DC power from the external
battery backup to Power 6306.
G PCF 01 05 1
For more information about the PCF, refer to PCF
Description.
One for the connected batteries and one for the optional
H CB 2
bulk.
I – – For future use.
The SHU(4) connects Power 6306 units such as PSUs,
PDUs, SCU(5), and BFU to the EC(6) bus.
J SHU 02 01 1
For more information about the SHU, refer to SHU
Description.

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No.
Positio
Name of Unit of Description
n
Units
The SCU ensures correct behavior of the entire Power
6306 system. It is the interface for customer interaction with
the system, through RS 485 communication as well as
K SCU 05 01 1 through external alarms.

For more information about the SCU, refer to SCU

Description.
L Door switch 1 The door switch triggers an alarm when the door is open.
(1) Battery Fuse Unit (BFU)
(2) Power Distribution Unit (PDU)
(3) Power Connection Filter (PCF)
(4) Support Hub Unit (SHU)
(5) Support Control Unit (SCU)
(6) Enclosure Control (EC)

4.2 Interfaces
Figure 8 shows and Table 11 describes the interfaces.

G D G F1 F3

7 8 9 10 11 12 4 5 6
3 4
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 1 2

A1 A2 B1 C E B2 F2
Ge6960P

Figure 8 Power 6306 Interfaces

Table 11 Interfaces
Position Interface Description
(1)
A1 MET Connection Dual lug
A2 Single lug
B1 AC Inlet cable gland Cable diameter 18–25 mm
B2 1 × DC inlet, or Cable gland with split insert, 4 × cable
diameter 5–7 mm
4 × signal cables inlet

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C 12 × DC out Open-end connection, (12 ×) cable

diameter 10–14 mm
D D-sub, 9-pole Battery temp sensor
E 6 × signal cables Open-end connection, (6 ×) cable
diameter 4–10 mm
F1 1 × DC inlet cable Open-end connection, cable diameter
gland 18–25 mm
F2 1 × DC inlet cable Open-end connection, cable diameter
gland 8–17 mm
F3 1 × DC inlet cable Open-end connection, cable diameter
gland 8–17 mm
G Pressure and
drainage outlet
(1) Main Earthing Terminal

4.2.1 MET Interface

Each separately mounted Power 6306 unit must be connected to the site MET,
using a 35 mm2 grounding cable. For a double-mounted Enclosure 6306 and
Power 6306, only one cable is required as the Enclosure 6306 and the Power
6306 are galvanically connected.

The MET interface, shown in Figure 8, accepts both a single and a dual cable
lug on a coated cable.

4.3 Indicators
The power units and fuses inside the cabinet have optical indicators. For
further information about the optical indicators, refer to the respective power
unit description.

4.4 Cables
This section describes cable requirements.

An overview of the incoming and outgoing cables is shown in Figure 9.

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Power 6306

Grounding
DC battery input/output
AC input
Incoming alarms
Outgoing alarms
Communictaion (Li-ion)
–48 V DC output to loads
Incoming battery temp sensor (lead-acid)

Ge8804C

Figure 9 Incoming and Outgoing Cables

4.4.1 Grounding Cable

Table 12 lists grounding cable requirements.

Table 12 Grounding Cable Requirements

Cable Recommended Minimum Cross-Sectional
Area
Power 6306 – MET 35 mm2

4.4.2 AC Cable
Table 13 lists AC cable requirements.

Table 13 AC Cable Requirements

Mains Type Phase to Neutral V Recommended AC Recommended

AC Mains Breaker Cross-
Sectional Area
(1)
3W+N+PE 200/240 V (3×) 16 A 4 × 2,5 mm2 + 2,5
mm2
1W+N+PE 200/240 V (1×) 32 A(1) 2 × 6 mm2 + 6 mm2

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Mains Type Phase to Neutral V Recommended AC Recommended

AC Mains Breaker Cross-
Sectional Area
3W+N+PE 100/120 V (3×) 32 A 4 × 6 mm2 + 6 mm2
3W+PE 200/240 V(2) (3×) 25 A(1) 3 × 4 mm2 + 4 mm2
1W+N+PE 100/120 V (1×) 63 A 2 × 16 mm2 + 10
mm2
(1) Recommended AC mains fuse may trip at a mains voltage below 150 V AC
(2) Phase to phase Voltage

4.4.3 DC Cables
The Power 6306 DC output can be 2-wire (−48 V DC, RTN and shielding), or
3-wire (−48 V DC, RTN, and Functional Earth (FE) as shielding).

Table 14 lists the recommended cross-sectional area for DC cables between

Power 6306 and other supported units.

Table 14 DC Cable Requirements

Cable Recommended Recommended Shielded /

Minimum Cross- Maximum Cross- Unshielded
Sectional Area Sectional Area
DC Cable 1 × 16 mm2 1 × 50 mm2 Unshielded

4.4.4 Alarm Cables

Power 6306 is connected to the supported equipment by means of an alarm
cable, if the supported equipment has an alarm input.

Table 15 shows the alarm cable requirements.

Table 15 Alarm Cable Requirements

Cable Recommended Cross-Section
Area
Power 6306 – any unit 4 × 2 × 0.14 mm2

4.4.5 Bulk Feeding of Power to Loads

Power 6306 can be configured to feed up to 100 A in a single branch circuit
using one set of cables, either Direct Current/Isolated (DC/I) or Direct Current/

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Common (DC/C). Close to the loads a split box can split the branch circuit to
provide multiple outputs, one to each load, as shown in Figure 10. A diagram
of the split box is shown in Figure 11.

Load 1

Power 6306
Branch Circuit
Bulk Feeding
Split Box Load 2

Load 3

Ge8606A

Figure 10 Bulk Feeding with Split Box

–48V Load 1
Load 1
–48V_RTN Load 1

–48V Terminal Block –48V Load 1

Power 6306 Load 2
–48V_RTN Terminal Block –48V_RTN Load 1

–48V Load 1
Load 3
–48V_RTN Load 1

Ge8527B

Figure 11 Split Box Diagram

The split box contains a connection terminal, capable of splitting the incoming
cable to multiple outputs, as required by the loads. The loads connected must
therefore be certified for a maximum fuse value of at least 100 A.

The split box should have an IP protection class equivalent to that of the
equipment it shall supply power to.

It is recommended to have a passive split box, that is, the split box should not
contain additional fuses or CBs, as the box might be installed in a lighting
sensitive environment.

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5 Alarms

This section describes the alarms in Power 6306.

Two types of alarms are supported:

Relay Alarm Power 6306 can issue four binary relay alarms, which
can be transferred to OSS-RC.

ANA Alarm These alarms can only be viewed onsite using the PC-
based tool Access Node Application (ANA). For more
information about ANA and the alarms, refer to Access
Node Application Description and Access Node
Application User Guide.
In a Li-ion battery system the PC-based tool Lithium-ion Battery Management
Application (LBM) is used to monitor the Li-ion batteries and related alarms.
For more information, refer to Lithium-ion Battery Management Application
Description.

Table 16 lists the supported relay alarms.

Table 16 Relay Alarms

Alarm Name Relay Relay

Output Input
MainsFailure 1
HwFault 2
FuseOrCbTripped 3
MainLoadDisconnected 4
Li-ion battery fault (HwFault) 7
Enclosure 6307 lead-acid battery heater fault 8
(HwFault)
Li-ion battery prio signal (MainLoadDisconnected) 9
Enclosure 6307 lead-acid battery CB tripped 10
(FuseOrCbTripped)

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6 Installation Alternatives and Mounting Kits

This section shows the installation alternatives and the mounting kits required.

For installation instructions, refer to Install Power.

6.1 Installation Alternatives

Power 6306 can be installed in the following ways:

• On a mast

• On a pole

• On a wall

If the cabinet is to be installed high on a mast, a platform can be used to

facilitate the installation, see the example in Figure 12.

Ge8924A

Figure 12 Example of Platform

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Power 6306 on a pole or mast

Ge6946C

Power 6306 and Enclosure 6306 on a

pole or mast

Ge6945A

Power 6306 and Enclosure 6306

double-mounted on a pole or mast

Ge6946A

Power 6306, Enclosure 6306 (Li-ion

battery), and Enclosure 6306
(Transmission) on a pole or mast

Ge6947A

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Power 6306 and Enclosure 6307 on a

pole or mast

Ge6948A

Power 6306 on a wall

Ge6949A

Power 6306 and Enclosure 6306 (Li-

ion battery) double-mounted on a wall

Ge6950A

6.2 Mounting Kits

The following mounting kits can be used:

• RRU support kits for pole and wall mounting

• PBC-02 mounting kits for pole and wall mounting

• Power 6306 mounting kit for mounting Power 6306 on the front of
Enclosure 6306

The installation bracket supports various pole and mast variants. The
minimum and maximum dimensions (mm) are shown in Table 17.

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Table 17 Pole and Mast Dimensions (mm)

1 2 3
1. Circular, min: Ø25; max: Ø120
2. Square, min: 40 × 40; max: 80 × 80
3. 90°, min: 20 × 20; max: 55 × 55

Ge2594C

6.3 Installation Equipment

The following lifting devices are available:

Lifting eyebolts (one per unit)

(optional)

Ge8517B

Lifting handle (two per unit) (optional)

Ge6962A

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7 Standards, Regulations, and Dependability

This section presents a brief overview of standards, electromagnetic

compatibility, and product approval.

Declaration of Conformity

"Hereby, Ericsson AB, declares that this product is in compliance with the
essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2006/95/EC,
Directive 2004/108/EC and Directive 2011/65/EU."

7.1 Safety Standards

Power 6306 complies with the following product safety standards:

• IEC/EN/UL 60 950-1

• IEC/EN/UL 60 950-22

• IEC/EN 60529 IP55

• UL 50E type 3R

7.2 EMC
Power 6306 complies with the following EMC requirements:

• ETSI EN 300 386

• FCC CFR47 part 15

• ICES 003 issue 4

7.3 Approval
Power 6306 complies with the following approvals:

• CE

• CB

• UL

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• CSA

7.4 Vibration and Shock

Assuming proper use of approved installation kits, Power 6306 complies with
the following requirements:

• Telcordia GR-63 Zone 4

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