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Enclosure 6150

Operating Instructions

58/1543-LZA 701 6011/1 Uen AZ


Copyright

© Ericsson AB 2017–2022. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be


reproduced in any form without the written permission of the copyright owner.

Disclaimer

The contents of this document are subject to revision without notice due to
continued progress in methodology, design and manufacturing. Ericsson shall
have no liability for any error or damage of any kind resulting from the use of this
document.

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Contents

Contents

1 Introduction 1

2 Prerequisites 2
2.1 Documentation 2
2.2 Tools and Equipment 2
2.3 Conditions 3

3 Unpack and Check the Equipment 4

4 Replace Batteries 5
4.1 Replace Lead-acid Batteries 5
4.2 Mix Lithium-ion Batteries, BU 02 12 and Battery 6612 77
4.3 Replace Lithium-ion Batteries, BU 02 12 97
4.4 Replace Lithium-ion Batteries, Battery 6611 113
4.5 Replace Lithium-ion Batteries, Battery 6612 127
4.6 Replace Lithium-ion Batteries, Battery 6613 141
4.7 Replace Lithium-ion Batteries, Battery 6614 158
4.8 Replace Lithium-Ion Batteries, Battery 6618 177
4.9 Mix Lithium-Ion Batteries, Battery 6614 and Battery 6618 196
4.10 Replace Lithium-Ion Batteries, Battery 6619 213

5 Perform Concluding Routines 232

6 References 233

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Introduction

1 Introduction

This document describes how to replace internal battery blocks in Enclosure


6150.

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2 Prerequisites

This section contains information on the documents, tools, and conditions that
apply to the procedures.

2.1 Documentation
Make sure that the following documents are read and
understood:
— Personal Health and Safety Information

— System Safety Information

— Transportation and Storage

For documents referred to in this document, see References


on page 233.

2.2 Tools and Equipment


Before starting the work, make sure that the tools in Table 1 are available.

Table 1     Required Tools

Tool Product Name


Side cutter

Philips head PH2 and PH3 screwdriver

Torque wrench, 13 mm

Torx screwdriver, T30

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Tool Product Name


Battery Torque Wrench (8 Nm)

2.3 Conditions
Before going to site, make sure that the following conditions are met:
— A work order is available.

— The instruction that refers to this document is available, if applicable.

— The new unit is available.

— The new unit is undamaged and corresponds to the work order.

— There is space in the enclosure for the unit, if applicable.

— All keys are available and site access is granted.

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3 Unpack and Check the Equipment

This section provides information for unpacking and checking the equipment.

Danger!
Explosion risk!
Damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries can explode or cause a fire. Do not use
damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries.

Note: The enclosure must never be left in an outdoor environment unpacked


and without power prior to installation.

Unpack and check the equipment as follows:

Steps

1. Check that the delivered items


correspond to the packaging list.

2. Examine the packaging for


damage. If it is damaged,
immediately register a complaint
with the transport company.
It is recommended that a
photo of the damages is
taken to improve the claims
process. Refer to Data Collection
Guideline for information on
taking photographs of damages
and faults.

3. Open the packaging and examine


the unit for damages. If it
is damaged, refer to Handling
Faulty Equipment and Site Failure
Note for more information about
handling faulty equipment, and
to Data Collection Guideline
for information on taking
photographs of damages and
faults.

4. Dispose of the packaging material in accordance with local regulations.

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4 Replace Batteries

This section describes how to replace lead-acid batteries in Enclosure 6150


(excluding full 19-inch, 21-inch or 23-inch enclosures), and 19-inch lithium-ion
battery units in full 19-inch, 21-inch or 23-inch enclosures.

4.1 Replace Lead-acid Batteries


This section describes how to remove and install lead-acid batteries in the
enclosure.

Note: It is mandatory to read the document Manage Batteries before installing


batteries in the enclosure.

The enclosure supports up to two strings of internal batteries. It is recommended


to replace the both battery strings at the same time. When replacing the two
strings of battery, remove one string first, and then remove the other one.

In each battery compartment, battery block 1 is installed on the far left, followed
by battery blocks 2, 3, and 4 in order. A temperature sensor must be attached to
the second battery block to measure the battery temperature.

Figure 1 shows the positions of battery blocks and battery temperature sensor in
Enclosure 6150.

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1 2 3 4

Ge15735A

Figure 1    Battery Position and Temperature Sensor Placement in Enclosure

Before replacing the battery, consider the following:

— Replace the battery only with the same type or a corresponding type that the
manufacturer recommends.

— Combining different battery types can mean an explosion hazard.

— Replace all battery blocks connected to the enclosure, even if only one
battery block is considered faulty.

— The circuit breaker (CB) for the battery string must be switched off at the DC
distribution unit before any work is started.

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Warning!
Improper handling of batteries can cause them to short-circuit, which can result in serious
injury due to high energy levels. Exercise the necessary care when working with batteries.
Remove any items that can cause short circuits, such as, rings and bracelets.

Caution!
Excessive heat can cause battery casings to soften and warp, potentially allowing acid to
escape. Acid can cause injury when in contact with the skin, and can affect the throat and
lungs if inhaled. Use protective equipment when replacing batteries.

Caution!
The equipment is heavy. Lifting the equipment without the aid of a lifting device can
cause injury.

Do!
The casing surrounding overheated batteries can become soft and warped. Check
batteries for signs of overheating. Replace damaged batteries according to instructions.

Do!
Acid causes corrosion, which can seriously damage the product. Check batteries for signs
of acid leakage. Replace leaking batteries according to instructions.

4.1.1 Remove NorthStar Batteries


This section describes how to remove NorthStar batteries in the enclosure.

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Steps

1. Inform the Operation and Maintenance Center (OMC) that work is to start
on the enclosure. The OMC can then decide what measures are necessary to
minimize service disruptions.

2. Open the enclosure door.

3. Unpack the new battery blocks. See Unpack and Check the Equipment on
page 4.

4. 0V
Switch off the circuit breaker for
-48 V the battery string to be replaced in
the DC Distribution unit.
Alarm Cable

Ge614074C

5. Loosen the screws on the bar in


PH2
the battery compartment.

Ge615036

6. Remove pole protection caps.

Ge614055B

7. Disconnect the plus (+) battery cable by loosening the M8 bolt and washer.

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- 48 V

13 mm
0V

Ge614053B

Figure 2    Northstar 100 Ah

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- 48 V

13 mm

0V

G110809A

Figure 3    Northstar 170–210 Ah

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- 48 V

13 mm

0V

G110809A

Figure 4    Northstar Black 100–200 Ah

8. Insulate the cable lug to secure


the cable from short-circuiting.

Ge15546A

9. Disconnect the minus (−) battery cable, loosening the M8 bolt and washer.

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- 48 V

13 mm

Ge614053C

Figure 5    Northstar 100 Ah

T30 13 mm

- 48 V

Ge20407A

Figure 6    Northstar 170–210 Ah

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T30 13 mm

- 48 V

Ge20407A

Figure 7    Northstar Black 100–200 Ah

10. Insulate the cable lug to secure


the cable from short-circuiting.

Ge15546A

11. Disconnect the inter-block


connectors by loosening the M8
bolts and washer.

13 mm

Ge614051B

12. Pull out battery blocks 4 and 3 from right to left.

13. Remove the temperature sensor


from the temperature sensor
holder on battery block 2.
Reserve the temperature sensor
for later use.

Ge615057E

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14. Pull out battery blocks 2 and 1.

4.1.2 Install NorthStar Batteries


This section describes how to install NorthStar Batteries.

4.1.2.1 Prepare for Installation

This section describes preparations before installing batteries.

Warning!
High energy levels are present in this unit. Improper handling of the unit can lead to short
circuits that can result in serious injury. Exercise care when working with this unit.

Note: Only use insulated tools.

Before installing batteries, do the following preparations:

Steps

1. Install front-end adapters to all the battery blocks.

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Ge614047

Figure 8    Northstar 100 Ah

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G110824A

Figure 9    Northstar 170–210 Ah

Ge14635A

Figure 10    Northstar Black 100–200 Ah

2. Put the pole protection caps on battery blocks 1 to 4. Remove the knock-outs
in the pole protection caps. Put the top part on the battery blocks.

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Ge614055

Figure 11    Northstar 100 Ah

G110825A

Figure 12    Northstar 170–210 Ah

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Ge14626A

Figure 13    Northstar Black 100–200 Ah

4.1.2.2 Attach Interblock Spacers and Temperature Sensor Holder

Interblock spacers must be attached to battery blocks to provide some distance


between the battery blocks. A temperature sensor holder must be attached to the
second battery block from the left.

Danger!
Explosion risk!
Overheated batteries can result in highly flammable hydrogen gas in the cabinet that
can cause an explosion. Install the battery temperature sensor(s) according to the
instructions.

Steps

1. This step applies to the following


battery blocks:
Front

— Battery blocks 1 and 3

Attach two 14 mm thick interblock


0.5×H 0.5×H spacers to the right-hand side
at half the height of the battery
block.
P021845B

Note: If 14 mm spacers are not delivered with the battery blocks, stack
two 7 mm spacers to make a 14 mm spacer.

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2. This step applies only to battery


block 2.
Front
Attach the temperature sensor
holder and two 14 mm thick
interblock spacers to the right-
0.5×H 0.5×H 0.5×H hand side at half the height of the
battery block.
0.5×D
P021844B

4.1.2.3 Place Battery Blocks on Shelf

This section describes how to place battery blocks on the battery compartment.

Battery block 1 is installed on the far left, followed by battery blocks 2, 3, and 4 in
order.

Danger!
Explosion risk!
Overheated batteries can result in highly flammable hydrogen gas in the cabinet that
can cause an explosion. Install the battery temperature sensor(s) according to the
instructions.

Steps

1. Place battery block 1 on the far


left of the shelf.

Ge15736A

2. Place battery block 2 into the next


position.

Ge15737A

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3. Attach the temperature sensor to


the temperature sensor holder on
battery block 2.

Note: The temperature sensor


cable should not be in the
way when the 3rd battery
block is placed to avoid
Ge15842A
the safety risk.

4. Place battery block 3 into the next position.

5. Place battery block 4 in the last position on the shelf.

4.1.2.4 Connect the Battery Blocks

This section describes how to connect inter-block connectors and cables to the
battery blocks.

Steps

1. Connect the end of the −48 V battery cable to the negative (−) pole of the
leftmost battery block. Tighten the bolt to the torque given on the battery
front label.

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- 48 V

13 mm

Ge614049

Figure 14    Northstar 100 Ah

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13 mm

-48 V

G110761A

Figure 15    Northstar 170–210 Ah

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13 mm

-48 V

G110761A

Figure 16    Northstar Black 100–200 Ah

2. Attach the inter-block connectors between the battery blocks. Tighten the
bolts to the torque given on the battery front label.

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- 48 V

13 mm

Ge614051

Figure 17    Northstar 100 Ah

13 mm

- 48 V

G110810A

Figure 18    Northstar 170–210 Ah

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13 mm

- 48 V

G110810A

Figure 19    Northstar Black 100–200 Ah

3. Check the voltage between the positive (+) pole of battery block 4 and the
chassis of the cabinet is 0 V.

4. Connect the end of the 0 V battery cable to the positive (+) pole of the
rightmost battery block. Tighten the bolt to the torque given on the battery
front label.

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- 48 V

13 mm
0V

Ge614053

Figure 20    Northstar 100 Ah

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13 mm

-48 V

0V

G110763A

Figure 21    Northstar 170–210 Ah

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13 mm

-48 V

0V

G110763A

Figure 22    Northstar Black 100–200 Ah

5. Check polarity and voltage with a digital multimeter at the connector.

6. 0V
Switch on the battery circuit
-48 V breaker for the battery string
being replaced.
Alarm Cable

Ge614074D

4.1.2.5 Secure the Battery Blocks

To secure battery blocks, do the following:

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Steps

1. Install the front bar and tighten


PH2
the screws.

3 Nm

Ge615036B

4.1.3 Remove EnerSys Batteries (TD Batteries)


This section describes how to remove TD EnerSys batteries from the enclosure.

Steps

1. Inform the Operation and Maintenance Center (OMC) that work is to start
on the enclosure. The OMC can then decide what measures are necessary to
minimize service disruptions.

2. Open the enclosure door.

3. Unpack the new battery blocks. See Unpack and Check the Equipment on
page 4.

4. 0V
Switch off the circuit breaker for
-48 V the battery string to be replaced in
the DC Distribution unit.
Alarm Cable

Ge614074C

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5. Loosen the screws on the bar in


PH2
the battery compartment.

Ge615036

6. Remove the end terminal covers from battery block 1 and battery block 4.
— For 12TD100F4 and 12TD150F:

Ge19736A

— For 12TD200FT:

Ge19753A

7. Remove pole protection caps from all battery blocks.


— For 12TD100F4 and 12TD150F:

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Ge19737A

— For 12TD200FT:

Ge19754A

8. Remove the inter-block connectors between the battery blocks.


— For 12TD100F4 and 12TD150F:

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10 mm

3
1
2

Ge19740A

— For 12TD200FT:

10 mm

3
1
2

Ge19756A

9. Pull out battery block 3.

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10. Remove the temperature sensor


from the temperature sensor
holder on battery block 2.
Reserve the temperature sensor
for later use.

Ge19739A

11. Pull out battery block 2.

12. Disconnect battery cables from battery block 1 and battery block 4.
— For 12TD100F4 and 12TD150F:

13 mm

- 48 V

0V

Ge19738A

— For 12TD200FT:

13 mm

-48 V

0V

Ge19820A

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13. Insulate the cable lugs to secure


the cables from short-circuiting.

Ge15546A

14. Pull out battery blocks 1 and 4.

4.1.4 Install EnerSys Batteries (TD Batteries)


This section describes how to install TD EnerSys batteries.

Table 2     Battery Type and Battery Cable Connection


Battery Type Battery Cable Connection
12TD100F4 Side connection with adapters
12TD150F
12TD200FT

4.1.4.1 Prepare for Installation

This section describes the preparation before installing batteries.

Warning!
High energy levels are present in this unit. Improper handling of the unit can lead to short
circuits that can result in serious injury. Exercise care when working with this unit.

Note: Only use insulated tools.

Steps

1. Install adapters to battery blocks 1 and 4.


— For 12TD100F4 and 12TD150F:

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10 mm

Ge19493A

— For 12TD200FT:

10 mm

Ge19522A

4.1.4.2 Attach Interblock Spacers and Temperature Sensor Holder

Interblock spacers must be attached to battery blocks to provide some distance


between the battery blocks. A temperature sensor holder must be attached to the
second battery block from the left.

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Danger!
Explosion risk!
Overheated batteries can result in highly flammable hydrogen gas in the cabinet that
can cause an explosion. Install the battery temperature sensor(s) according to the
instructions.

Steps

1. This step applies to the following


battery blocks:
Front

— Battery blocks 1 and 3

Attach two 14 mm thick interblock


0.5×H 0.5×H spacers to the right-hand side
at half the height of the battery
block.
P021845B

Note: If 14 mm spacers are not delivered with the battery blocks, stack
two 7 mm spacers to make a 14 mm spacer.

2. This step applies only to battery


block 2.
Front
Attach the temperature sensor
holder and two 14 mm thick
interblock spacers to the right-
0.5×H 0.5×H 0.5×H hand side at half the height of the
battery block.
0.5×D
P021844B

4.1.4.3 Place Battery Blocks on Shelf

This section describes how to place battery blocks in the battery compartment
and connect battery cables to the battery blocks.

The four battery blocks are numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4 from left to right.

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Danger!
Explosion risk!
Overheated batteries can result in highly flammable hydrogen gas in the cabinet that
can cause an explosion. Install the battery temperature sensor(s) according to the
instructions.

Steps

1. Place battery block 1 on the far


left of the shelf.

Ge15736A

2. Place battery block 4 on the far


right of the shelf.

Ge15737B

3. Connect the −48 V battery cable to the negative (−) pole of battery block
1. Connect the 0 V battery cable to the positive (+) pole of battery block 4.
Tighten the bolts to the torque given on the battery front label.
— For 12TD100F4 and 12TD150F:

13 mm

- 48 V

0V

Ge19496A

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— For 12TD200FT:

13 mm

-48 V

0V

Ge19820A

4. Place battery block 2 to the right of battery block 1.

5. Attach the temperature sensor to


the temperature sensor holder on
battery block 2.

Note: The temperature sensor


cable should not be in the
way when the 3rd battery
block is placed to avoid
Ge15842C
the safety risk.

6. Place battery block 3 in the last position on the shelf.

4.1.4.4 Interconnect Battery Blocks

This section describes how to interconnect the battery blocks into a string.

Steps

1. Attach inter-block connectors between the battery blocks. Tighten the bolts
to the torque given on the battery front label.

Note: For safety, batter block 2 and battery block 3 must be


interconnected at the last.

Before connecting the last inter-block connector, check the voltage


between the positive (+) pole of battery block 2 and the negative (−)
pole of battery block 3 is 0 V.

— For 12TD100F4 and 12TD150F:

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10 mm

1
3
2

Ge19501A

— For 12TD200FT:

10 mm

1
3
2

Ge19821A

2. Check polarity and voltage with a digital multimeter at the connector.

3. Use cable ties to secure cables to


the side frame of the enclosure.

G109329A

4. Tighten cable glands for battery cables.

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4.1.4.5 Secure the Battery Blocks

Steps

1. Put pole protection caps on battery blocks 1 to 4.


— For 12TD100F4 and 12TD150F:

Ge19497A

— For 12TD200FT:

Ge19822A

2. Put on end terminal covers.


— For 12TD100F4 and 12TD150F:

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Ge19498A

— For 12TD200FT:

Ge19824A

3. Install the front bar and tighten


PH2
the screws.

3 Nm

Ge615036B

4.1.5 Remove EnerSys Batteries (Non-TD Batteries)


This section describes how to remove non-TD EnerSys batteries from the
enclosure.

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Steps

1. Inform the Operation and Maintenance Center (OMC) that work is to start
on the enclosure. The OMC can then decide what measures are necessary to
minimize service disruptions.

2. Open the enclosure door.

3. Unpack the new battery blocks. See Unpack and Check the Equipment on
page 4.

4. 0V
Switch off the circuit breaker for
-48 V the battery string to be replaced in
the DC Distribution unit.
Alarm Cable

Ge614074C

5. Loosen the screws on the bar in


PH2
the battery compartment.

Ge615036

6. Remove the end terminal covers


from battery block 1 and battery
block 4.
Skip this step for SBS XL 80F-F.

Ge10912A

7. Remove pole protection caps from all battery blocks.


— For battery types except SBS XL 80F-F:

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Ge10850B

— For SBS XL 80F-F:

Ge19755A

8. Disconnect the 0 V battery cable by loosening the M8 bolt and washer.


— For battery types except SBS XL 80F-FT:

13 mm

- 48 V

0V

Ge614054B

— For SBS XL 80F-FT:

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10 mm

0V

Ge20156A

9. Insulate the cable lugs to secure


the cables from short-circuiting.

Ge15546A

10. Disconnect the −48 V battery cable by loosening the M8 bolt and washer.
— For battery types except SBS XL 80F-FT:

13 mm

- 48 V

Ge614054C

— For SBS XL 80F-FT:

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10 mm

-48 V

Ge20157A

11. Insulate the cable lug(s) to secure


the cable from short-circuiting.

Ge15546A

12. Disconnect the inter-block connectors by loosening the M8 bolts and washer.
— For battery types except SBS XL 80F-FT:

13 mm

Ge614052B

— For SBS XL 80F-FT:

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10 mm

Ge20158A

13. Pull out battery blocks 4 and 3 from right to left.

14. Remove the temperature sensor


from the temperature sensor
holder on battery block 2.
Reserve the temperature sensor
for later use.

Ge615057E

15. Pull out the battery blocks 2 and 1.

4.1.6 Install EnerSys Batteries (Non-TD Batteries)


This section describes how to install non-TD EnerSys batteries in Table 3.

Table 3     Battery Type and Battery Cable Connection


Battery Type Battery Cable Connection
SBS 190F Eon Front-end connection with adapters
SBS 170F Eon
SBS 100F Eon
Powersafe 12V100FC
Powersafe 12V170FS
Powersafe 12V190F
SBS XL 170F-FT
SBS XL 80F-FT Front-end connection with adapters

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4.1.6.1 Prepare for Installation

This section describes preparations before installing batteries.

Warning!
High energy levels are present in this unit. Improper handling of the unit can lead to short
circuits that can result in serious injury. Exercise care when working with this unit.

Note: Only use insulated tools.

Before installing batteries, do the following preparations:

Steps

1. Install adapters to battery blocks 1 and 4.


— For battery types except SBS XL 80F-FT:

Ge614048

— For SBS XL 80F-FT:

Replace the pre-installed M6 studs with M8 studs on battery blocks 1


and 4.

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5 mm

Ge19829A

5 mm

8 Nm

Ge19830A

4.1.6.2 Attach Interblock Spacers and Temperature Sensor Holder

Interblock spacers must be attached to battery blocks to provide some distance


between the battery blocks. A temperature sensor holder must be attached to the
second battery block from the left.

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Danger!
Explosion risk!
Overheated batteries can result in highly flammable hydrogen gas in the cabinet that
can cause an explosion. Install the battery temperature sensor(s) according to the
instructions.

Steps

1. This step applies to the following


battery blocks:
Front

— Battery blocks 1 and 3

Attach two 14 mm thick interblock


0.5×H 0.5×H spacers to the right-hand side
at half the height of the battery
block.
P021845B

Note: If 14 mm spacers are not delivered with the battery blocks, stack
two 7 mm spacers to make a 14 mm spacer.

2. This step applies only to battery


block 2.
Front
Attach the temperature sensor
holder and two 14 mm thick
interblock spacers to the right-
0.5×H 0.5×H 0.5×H hand side at half the height of the
battery block.
0.5×D
P021844B

4.1.6.3 Place Battery Blocks on Shelf

This section describes how to place battery blocks on the battery compartment.

Battery block 1 is installed on the far left, followed by battery blocks 2, 3, and 4 in
order.

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Danger!
Explosion risk!
Overheated batteries can result in highly flammable hydrogen gas in the cabinet that
can cause an explosion. Install the battery temperature sensor(s) according to the
instructions.

Steps

1. Place battery block 1 on the far


left of the shelf.

Ge15736A

2. Place battery block 2 into the next


position.

Ge15737A

3. Attach the temperature sensor to


the temperature sensor holder on
battery block 2.

Note: The temperature sensor


cable should not be in the
way when the 3rd battery
block is placed to avoid
Ge15842A
the safety risk.

4. Place battery block 3 into the next position.

5. Place battery block 4 in the last position on the shelf.

4.1.6.4 Connect the Battery Blocks

This section describes how to connect inter-block connectors and cables to the
battery blocks.

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Steps

1. Connect the end of the –48 V battery cable to the negative (−) pole of the
leftmost battery block. Tighten the bolt to the torque given on the battery
front label.
— For battery types except SBS XL 80F-FT:

- 48 V

13 mm

Ge614050

— For SBS XL 80F-FT:

13 mm

- 48 V

Ge20154A

2. Attach the inter-block connectors between the battery blocks. Tighten the
bolts to the torque given on the battery front label.
— For battery types except SBS XL 80F-FT:

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13 mm

Ge614052

— For SBS XL 80F-FT:

10 mm

Ge20155A

3. Check the voltage between the positive (+) pole of battery block 4 and the
chassis of the cabinet is 0 V.

4. Connect the end of the 0 V battery cable to the positive (+) pole of the
rightmost battery block. Tighten the bolt to the torque given on the battery
front label.
— For battery types except SBS XL 80F-FT:

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13 mm

- 48 V

0V

Ge614054

— For SBS XL 80F-FT:

10 mm

0V

Ge20156A

5. Check polarity and voltage with a digital multimeter at the connector.

6. Use cable ties to secure cables to


the side frame of the enclosure.

G109326A

7. Tighten cable glands for battery cables.

4.1.6.5 Secure the Battery Blocks

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Steps

1. Put pole protection caps on battery blocks 1 to 4.


— For battery types except SBS XL 80F-FT:

Ge614056

— For SBS XL 80F-FT:

Ge19823A

2. Put on end terminal covers to


battery cables (except SBS XL
80F-FT).

Ge614057

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3. Install the front bar and tighten


PH2
the screws.

3 Nm

Ge615036B

4.1.7 Remove Leoch Batteries


This section describes how to remove Leoch batteries in the enclosure.

Steps

1. Inform the Operation and Maintenance Center (OMC) that work is to start
on the enclosure. The OMC can then decide what measures are necessary to
minimize service disruptions.

2. Open the enclosure door.

3. Unpack the new battery blocks. See Unpack and Check the Equipment on
page 4.

4. 0V
Switch off the circuit breaker for
-48 V the battery string to be replaced in
the DC Distribution unit.
Alarm Cable

Ge614074C

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5. Loosen the screws on the bar in


PH2
the battery compartment.

Ge615036

6. Remove the end terminal covers for Leoch battery blocks.


— For LPF batteries:

G111296A

7. Remove pole protection caps.


— For LPF batteries:

G111297A

— For PLH+C batteries:

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Ge20660A

8. Disconnect the plus (+) battery cable by loosening the M8 bolt and washer.
— For LPF batteries:

13 mm

- 48 V

0V

G109561B

— For PLH+C batteries:

13 mm

0V

Ge20569A

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9. Insulate the cable lug(s) to secure


the cable from short-circuiting.

Ge15546A

10. Disconnect the minus (-) battery cable, loosening the M8 bolt and washer.
— For LPF batteries:

13 mm

- 48 V

Ge20661A

— For PLH+C batteries:

13 mm

-48 V

Ge20662A

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11. Insulate the cable lug(s) to secure


the cable from short-circuiting.

Ge15546A

12. Disconnect the inter-block connectors by loosening the M8 bolts and washer.
— For LPF batteries:

Ge20663A

— For PLH+C batteries:

13 mm

Ge20664A

13. Pull out battery blocks 4 and 3 from right to left.

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14. Remove the temperature sensor


from the temperature sensor
holder on battery block 2.
Reserve the temperature sensor
for later use.

Ge615057E

15. Pull out battery blocks 2 and 1.

4.1.8 Install Leoch Batteries


This section describes how to install Leoch batteries.

4.1.8.1 Perpare for Installation

This section describes preparations before installing batteries.

Warning!
High energy levels are present in this unit. Improper handling of the unit can lead to short
circuits that can result in serious injury. Exercise care when working with this unit.

Note: Only use insulated tools. Make sure the battery CB is in OFF position.

Before installing batteries, do the following preparations:

Steps

1. Install adapters to the battery blocks.


— For LPF batteries, install front-end adapters to all the battery blocks.

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Note: The leftmost and rightmost battery blocks have front-end


adapters with extenders.

— For PLH+C batteries, replace the pre-installed front-end adapters with


front-end adapters with extenders on battery blocks 1 and 4.

13 mm

Ge20566A

13 mm

Ge20659A

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4.1.8.2 Attach Interblock Spacers and Temperature Sensor Holder

Interblock spacers must be attached to battery blocks to provide some distance


between the battery blocks. A temperature sensor holder must be attached to the
second battery block from the left.

Danger!
Explosion risk!
Overheated batteries can result in highly flammable hydrogen gas in the cabinet that
can cause an explosion. Install the battery temperature sensor(s) according to the
instructions.

Steps

1. This step applies to the following


battery blocks:
Front

— Battery blocks 1 and 3

Attach two 14 mm thick interblock


0.5×H 0.5×H spacers to the right-hand side
at half the height of the battery
block.
P021845B

Note: If 14 mm spacers are not delivered with the battery blocks, stack
two 7 mm spacers to make a 14 mm spacer.

2. This step applies only to battery


block 2.
Front
Attach the temperature sensor
holder and two 14 mm thick
interblock spacers to the right-
0.5×H 0.5×H 0.5×H hand side at half the height of the
battery block.
0.5×D
P021844B

4.1.8.3 Place Battery Blocks on Shelf

This section describes how to place battery blocks on the battery compartment.

Battery block 1 is installed on the far left, followed by battery blocks 2, 3, and 4 in
order.

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Danger!
Explosion risk!
Overheated batteries can result in highly flammable hydrogen gas in the cabinet that
can cause an explosion. Install the battery temperature sensor(s) according to the
instructions.

Steps

1. Place battery block 1 on the far


left of the shelf.

Ge15736A

2. Place battery block 2 into the next


position.

Ge15737A

3. Attach the temperature sensor to


the temperature sensor holder on
battery block 2.

Note: The temperature sensor


cable should not be in the
way when the 3rd battery
block is placed to avoid
Ge15842A
the safety risk.

4. Place battery block 3 into the next position.

5. Place battery block 4 in the last position on the shelf.

4.1.8.4 Connect the Battery Blocks

This section describes how to connect inter-block connectors and cables to the
battery blocks.

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Steps

1. Attach the rubber end terminal


covers to the battery cables, and
bend them back to expose the end
of the cable. Match the color of
the end terminal cover with the
terminal. Skip this step for PLH+C
batteries.

Ge14632A

2. Connect the end of the –48 V battery cable to the negative (−) pole of the
leftmost battery block. Tighten the bolt to the torque given on the battery
manual.
— For LPF batteries:

13 mm

- 48 V

G109559B

— For PLH+C batteries:

13 mm

-48 V

Ge20567A

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3. Attach the inter-block connectors between the battery blocks. Tighten the
bolts to the torque given on the battery manual.
— For LPF batteries:

G109560B

— For PLH+C batteries:

13 mm

-48 V

Ge20568A

4. Check the voltage between the positive (+) pole of battery block 4 and the
chassis of the cabinet is 0 V.

5. Connect the end of the 0 V battery cable to the positive (+) pole of the
rightmost battery block. Tighten the bolt to the torque given on the battery
manual.
— For LPF batteries:

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13 mm

- 48 V

0V

G109561B

— For PLH+C batteries:

13 mm

0V

Ge20569A

6. Check polarity and voltage with a digital multimeter at the connector.

4.1.8.5 Secure the Battery Blocks

To secure battery blocks, do the following:

Steps

1. Put the pole protection caps on battery blocks 1 to 4.


— For LPF batteries:

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Ge20147A

Note: Modify the pole protection covers to make them fit if necessary.

— For PLH+C batteries:

Ge20570A

2. Install the front bar and tighten


PH2
the screws.

3 Nm

Ge615036B

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3. 0V
Switch on the battery circuit
-48 V breaker for the battery string.
Alarm Cable

Ge614074D

4.1.9 Remove FIAMM Batteries


This section describes how to remove FIAMM batteries in the enclosure.

Steps

1. Inform the Operation and Maintenance Center (OMC) that work is to start
on the enclosure. The OMC can then decide what measures are necessary to
minimize service disruptions.

2. Open the enclosure door.

3. Unpack the new battery blocks. Refer to Unpack and Check the Equipment
on page 4.

4. 0V
Switch off the circuit breaker for
-48 V the battery string to be replaced in
the DC Distribution unit.
Alarm Cable

Ge614074C

5. Loosen the screws on the bar in


PH2
the battery compartment.

Ge615036

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6. Remove the end terminal covers


for FIAMM battery blocks.

Ge20665A

7. Remove pole protection caps.

Ge20666A

8. Disconnect the plus (+) battery


13 mm
cable by loosening the M8 bolt
and washer.

0V

Ge20165A

9. Insulate the cable lug(s) to secure


the cable from short-circuiting.

Ge15546A

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10. Disconnect the minus (-) battery


13 mm
-48 V cable, loosening the M8 bolt and
washer.

Ge20667A

11. Insulate the cable lug(s) to


Ge15546A

secure the cable from short-circuiting.

12. Disconnect the inter-block


13 mm
connectors by loosening the M8
bolts and washer.

Ge20668A

13. Pull out the battery blocks 4 and 3 from right to left.

14. Remove temperature sensor from temperature sensor holder on the right-
hand side on the battery block 2.

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15. Pull out the battery blocks 2 and 1 from right to left.

4.1.10 Install FIAMM Batteries


This section describes how to install FIAMM Batteries.

4.1.10.1 Prepare for Installation

This section describes preparations before installing batteries.

Warning!
High energy levels are present in this unit. Improper handling of the unit can lead to short
circuits that can result in serious injury. Exercise care when working with this unit.

Note: Only use insulated tools. Make sure the battery CB is in OFF position.

Before installing batteries, do the following preparations:

Steps

1. Unpack the new battery blocks. Refer to Unpack and Check the Equipment
on page 4.

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2. Loosen the screws on the bar


PH2
in the battery compartment and
remove the bar.

Ge615036

3. Take B1+ label from label sheet


and put them on both ends of
one battery cable. Put B1- label
on both ends of the other battery
cable.
See what battery cables to use in
Table 4.

Ge614059

Table 4     Battery Cable


Battery Shelf Battery Cable Product Number Cable Length
–48 V RPM 777 573/01900 1900 mm
Upper shelf
0V RPM 777 573/02400 2400 mm
–48 V RPM 777 573/02400 2400 mm
Lower shelf
0V RPM 777 573/02800 2800 mm

4.1.10.2 Attach Interblock Spacers and Temperature Sensor Holder

Interblock spacers must be attached to battery blocks to provide some distance


between the battery blocks. A temperature sensor holder must be attached to the
second battery block from the left.

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Danger!
Explosion risk!
Overheated batteries can result in highly flammable hydrogen gas in the cabinet that
can cause an explosion. Install the battery temperature sensor(s) according to the
instructions.

Steps

1. This step applies to the following


battery blocks:
Front

— Battery blocks 1 and 3

Attach two 14 mm thick interblock


0.5×H 0.5×H spacers to the right-hand side
at half the height of the battery
block.
P021845B

Note: If 14 mm spacers are not delivered with the battery blocks, stack
two 7 mm spacers to make a 14 mm spacer.

2. This step applies only to battery


block 2.
Front
Attach the temperature sensor
holder and two 14 mm thick
interblock spacers to the right-
0.5×H 0.5×H 0.5×H hand side at half the height of the
battery block.
0.5×D
P021844B

4.1.10.3 Place Battery Blocks on Shelf

This section describes how to place battery blocks on the battery compartment.

Battery block 1 is installed on the far left, followed by battery blocks 2, 3, and 4 in
order.

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Danger!
Explosion risk!
Overheated batteries can result in highly flammable hydrogen gas in the cabinet that
can cause an explosion. Install the battery temperature sensor(s) according to the
instructions.

Steps

1. Place battery block 1 on the far


left of the shelf.

Ge15736A

2. Place battery block 2 into the next


position.

Ge15737A

3. Attach the temperature sensor to


the temperature sensor holder on
battery block 2.

Note: The temperature sensor


cable should not be in the
way when the 3rd battery
block is placed to avoid
Ge15842A
the safety risk.

4. Place battery block 3 into the next position.

5. Place battery block 4 in the last position on the shelf.

4.1.10.4 Connect the Battery Blocks

This section describes how to connect inter-block connectors and cables to the
battery blocks.

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Steps

1. Connect the end of the –48 V battery cable to the negative (−) pole of the
leftmost battery block. Tighten the bolt to the torque given on the battery
front label.

13 mm

-48 V

Ge20163A

2. Attach the inter-block connectors between the battery blocks. Tighten the
bolts to the torque given on the battery front label.

13 mm

Ge20164A

3. Check the voltage between the positive (+) pole of battery block 4 and the
chassis of the cabinet is 0 V.

4. Connect the end of the 0 V battery cable to the positive (+) pole of the
rightmost battery block. Tighten the bolt to the torque given on the battery
front label.

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13 mm

0V

Ge20165A

5. Check polarity and voltage with a digital multimeter at the connector.

6. Use cable ties to secure cables to the side frame of the enclosure.

4.1.10.5 Secure the Battery Blocks

Steps

1. Put pole protection caps on


battery blocks 1 to 4.

Ge20166A

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2. Put on end terminal covers.

Ge20167A

3. Install the front bar and tighten


PH2
the screws.

3 Nm

Ge615036B

4. 0V
Switch on the battery circuit
-48 V breaker for the battery string.
Alarm Cable

Ge614074D

4.2 Mix Lithium-ion Batteries, BU 02 12 and Battery 6612


This section describes how to mix BU 02 12 units and Battery 6612 units in an
enclosure. The instructions apply to the following Enclosure 6150 variants:
— Enclosure 6150 20 kW MT (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion battery
adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST Air Conditioner (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion


battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST 2LVD 5U (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion


battery adaptation kit)

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— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX with Air Conditioner (installed with 19-inch
lithium-ion battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 AC Full 19-inch Rack

— Enclosure AC 20 kW ST OO Full 19-inch

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX Full 19-inch

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX Full 19-Inch (21-Inch)

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW Full 19-inch with Air Conditioner

BU 02 12 units can be installed together with Battery 6612 units in an enclosure


in the following scenarios:
— To replace faulty BU 02 12 units with Battery 6612 units.

— To expand the battery quantity in an enclosure with BU 02 12 Units by


adding Battery 6612 units.

The enclosure can house a maximum of four 4 U lithium-ion battery units.


Depending on the positions available, a newly added Battery 6612 unit can be
interconnected with either the existing BU 02 12 unit or another Battery 6612
unit into a group, as shown in Figure 23 and Figure 24. Battery 6612 units can be
placed either above or below BU 02 12 units.

Each battery unit is placed on a pair of L-support brackets. When installing


multiple battery units, no free space is required between battery units.

Note: When using BU 02 12 units together with Battery 6612 units, the
software version of the cabinet controller (SCU 09 01) must be R20A
or higher. For information about upgrading SCU software, see Install
and Upgrade SCU 09 01 SW.

It is mandatory to read the document Manage Batteries before installing


batteries in the enclosure.

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Figure 23    BU 02 12 Units Mixed with Battery 6612 Units in Enclosure 6150 with
Full 19-Inch Rack, Example 1

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Ge20784A

Figure 24    BU 02 12 Units Mixed with Battery 6612 Units in Enclosure 6150 with
Full 19-Inch Rack, Example 2

Note: Route the battery cables in front of battery units to ensure that they are
not in the way of customer equipment.

Before replacing the batteries, consider the following:


— Replace the battery only with the same type or a corresponding type that the
manufacturer recommends.

— The circuit breaker for the battery string must be switched off at the DC
distribution unit before any work is started.

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Warning!
Improper handling of batteries can cause them to short-circuit, which can result in serious
injury due to high energy levels. Exercise the necessary care when working with batteries.
Remove any items that can cause short circuits, such as, rings and bracelets.

Do!
The casing surrounding overheated batteries can become soft and warped. Check
batteries for signs of overheating. Replace damaged batteries according to instructions.

4.2.1 Remove BU 02 12 Units


This section describes how to remove faulty BU 02 12 units to make room for
Battery 6612 units. If empty space for Battery 6612 units is available, go to
Install Battery 6612 Units on page 86.

4.2.1.1 Switch off Battery Circuit Breakers

Steps

1. Switch off the battery circuit


breakers in the DC Distribution
Unit.
On

Off

Ge13656B

4.2.1.2 Deactivate Battery Units

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Steps

1. For any battery unit, press the


power push-button (3), and hold
until the signal stops. This action
0
0
I
deactivates the battery units.
60

WAKE UP

3
Ge13639A

2. Set the power switch (2) on all


2 battery units to Off.

0
0 60
I

WAKE UP

Ge13709B

3. 1 Set the circuit breaker switch (1)


on all battery units to Off.

0 60
I

WAKE UP

Ge13708B

4.2.1.3 Check Status of Deactivated Battery Units

Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure that the optical indicator PACK STATUS is off.
If the optical indicators are still on, repeat the battery deactivation
procedure.

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4.2.1.4 Disconnect Communication Cables from Battery Units

1. Disconnect the communication


cables from the battery units.

COM

COM

Ge13665A

2. Disconnect the communication


cable end terminal from the last
battery unit.

COM

Ge13664A

4.2.1.5 Open Power Terminal Covers on Battery Units

Steps

1. Open the power terminal covers


on the battery units.

Ge13667A

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4.2.1.6 Disconnect Power Cables from Battery Units

1. Disconnect the power cables from


13 mm
0V the battery units.

-48 V

Ge20996A

2. Insulate the cable lugs to secure


the cables from short-circuiting.

Ge15546A

4.2.1.7 Remove DC Busbars from Battery Units

1. Remove the DC busbars from the


13 mm
0V battery units.

-48 V

Ge20996A

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4.2.1.8 Remove Power Terminal Covers from Battery Units

1. Remove the power terminal covers


from the battery units.
This step is needed only for faulty
battery units.

Ge13670A

4.2.1.9 Remove Battery Units from the 19-inch Rack

1. T30
Remove the battery units one by
one from the 19-inch rack.
This step is needed only for faulty
battery units.

Remove the faulty battery units


from the software system as well.
Otherwise, the BatteryUnit Lost
alarm will be raised.

Ge15400A

4.2.1.10 Pack Battery Units

— Damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries must be packaged according to


local regulations in a way suitable for damaged or defective lithium-ion
batteries.

— Batteries that are replaced after reaching end-of-life can be returned in the
packaging from the replacement battery, or in packaging ordered separately.
See Manage Batteries for information on transporting lithium-ion batteries.

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4.2.2 Install Battery 6612 Units

4.2.2.1 Install L-support Brackets for Battery Units

1. Install cage nuts in side positions


above the existing battery units.

x4
Ge613063

2. Install the L-support brackets by


tightening the screws.

PH2

2.0 Nm
Ge613064

4.2.2.2 Place Battery Units on L-support Brackets

1. Lift the battery unit into the


cabinet and place it on the L-
support brackets. If there are
more than one pair of L-support
brackets in the cabinet, begin with
the lowest one.

Ge15303A

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2. T30
Push the battery unit into the rack.
Attach the mounting brackets to
the rack using M6 screws.

6 Nm

Ge15304A

4.2.2.3 Switch off Battery Circuit Breakers

1. Make sure that the battery circuit


breakers are switched off.
On

Off

Ge13656B

4.2.2.4 Open Covers on Battery Units

1. Open the cover on each Battery


6612 unit.

Ge20209A

4.2.2.5 Interconnect BU 02 12 and Battery 6612 Units

This section describes how to interconnect BU 02 12 and Battery 6612 units into
a group by using power cables in a multiple battery unit configuration.

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Steps

1. Install the power cable between


13 mm 13 mm
the −48 V DC terminals on the left-
hand side.

9 Nm 15 Nm

Ge20780A

2. Install the power cable between


13 mm 13 mm
the 0 V DC terminals on the right-
hand side.

9 Nm 15 Nm

Ge20781A

4.2.2.6 Interconnect Battery 6612 Units

This section describes how to interconnect Battery 6612 units into a group by
using DC busbars in a multiple battery unit configuration.

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Steps

1. 13 mm
Install the DC busbars between
the 0 V DC terminals on the right-
hand side.

15 Nm

Ge20296A

2. 13 mm
Install the DC busbars between
the −48 V DC terminals on the left-
hand side.

15 Nm

Ge20297A

4.2.2.7 Connect Power Cables to Interconnected BU 02 12 and Battery 6612 Units

1. Make sure the switch on each


battery unit is set to Off.

Ge19451A

2. Make sure the power cables use straight M8 cable lugs.

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3. Connect the power cables to the battery units.

a. Connect the −48 V


13 mm
DC cable to the minus
terminal on the bottom
battery unit in a group
of interconnected battery
15 Nm
units.

-48 V

Ge20782A

b. Connect the 0 V DC cable


13 mm
to the plus terminal on the
top battery unit in a group
of interconnected battery
units.
15 Nm

0V

Ge20783A

4.2.2.8 Connect Power Cables to Interconnected Battery 6612 Units

1. Make sure the switch on each


battery unit is set to Off.

Ge19451A

2. Make sure the power cables use straight M8 cable lugs.

3. Connect the power cables to the battery units.

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a. 13 mm
Connect the −48 V
DC cable to the minus
terminal on the bottom
battery unit in a group
15 Nm
of interconnected battery
–48 V
units.

Ge20900A

b. 13 mm
Connect the 0 V DC cable
to the plus terminal on the
top battery unit in a group
of interconnected battery
15 Nm
units.
0V

Ge20901A

4.2.2.9 Connect Communication Cables to Battery Units

Note: The cabinet equipped with lithium-ion battery units can only be used
in combination with a power system that has a cabinet controller that
supports lithium-ion batteries.

Steps

1. Connect the communication cable


from the SCU to the first battery
unit, port B.

COM

Ge13256A

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2. If a multiple battery unit


configuration, interconnect the
battery units as a daisy chain.

COM

COM
Ge13277A

3. Connect a bus terminator on the


last battery unit.

COM
Ge13259A

4.2.2.10 Close Covers on Battery Units

1. Close the covers on the power


terminals of each BU 02 12 unit.

Ge13652A

2. Close the cover on each Battery


6612 unit.
The illustration shows an example
without cables and busbars.

Ge20210A

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4.2.2.11 Set DIP Switches on BU 02 12 Units

To make sure BU 02 12 units use the same transfer speed as Battery 6612 units,
set the DIP switch 7on each BU 02 12 unit to Up.

4.2.2.12 Power up Battery Units

1. Switch on the battery circuit


breakers.
On

Off

Ge13655B

4.2.2.13 Activate BU 02 12 Units

Steps

1. Set the circuit breaker switch (1)


1 on all battery units to On.

0
0
60
I

WAKE UP

Ge13708A

2. Set the power switch (2) on all


2 battery units to On.

0
0
60
I

WAKE UP

Ge13709A

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3. If system voltage is applied to the


battery terminals, all battery units
start automatically and the WAKE
0
0
I
UP function is not needed.
60

I
Note: If system voltage is not
WAKE UP applied to the battery
terminals, press the wake
3
Ge13639A
up push-button (3) for
any battery unit and
hold until the audio
signal stops. This action
activates all battery units.

4.2.2.14 Activate Battery 6612 Units

Steps

1. Set the circuit breaker switch (1)


on all battery units to On.

Ge19396A

2. If system voltage is applied to the


battery terminals, all battery units
start automatically and the WAKE
UP function is not needed.

Note: If system voltage is not


applied to the battery
terminals, press the wake
up push-button (3) for
any battery unit and
Ge19397A
hold until the audio
signal stops. This action
activates all battery units.

4.2.2.15 Check Status of Activated Battery Units

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Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure


that the optical indicator PACK
STATUS shows solid or flashing
green.
Pack status If the optical indicator shows red,
the battery units are disabled. The
battery might be faulty and must
be troubleshot.
Ge19398A

2. In a system with one battery


unit, the optical indicator COM
STATUS shows slow flashing blue
in normal operation.
COM status In a system with more than
one battery unit, for all battery
units, make sure that the optical
indicator is off.
Ge19399A

If the optical indicator is blinking


after one minute, there is a
communication failure between
battery units. Verify that the
communication cables between
battery units, and the termination
resistor on the final battery, are
properly installed. Verify that
addresses have been properly
assigned and that all battery units
have been detected by the SCU in
the following ways:

Option Description
Offline Check that the configured capacity in the power system display is
close to the total capacity of the installed battery units.
Online Log in to the SCU and verify that the number of BatteryUnit
objects is equal to the installed battery units. Check the
number of installed battery units by using the getContainment
SDN=0,SystemFunctions=0,Transport=0,Modbus=1 command
through SSH if necessary. For Controller 6610, check the number
of installed battery units by using the invx command through
MOshell.

In addition, verify that no alarms of lost battery or power system


are raised.

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3. For each battery unit, make sure


that at least one indicator of the
optical indicator SOC is on.
When initially activated, the
battery units can show different
levels of SOC. They show the
same SOC status during normal
operation.
Ge19400A

4.2.2.16 Verify System Voltage for Battery Units

The system voltage is automatically set by the cabinet controller to get the best
performance. Values can be viewed using remote or local user interfaces.

Steps

1. Verify that the system voltage is set depending on the application.

a. Alternative A: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to fixed
voltage 54.6 V for
54.6 V standby applications in
a stable grid. This gives
100% capacity with
reduced cycle life.
t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge13653A

b. Alternative B: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to 52.0 V for
cyclic use in an unstable
52 V grid. This gives 80%
capacity with enhanced
cycle life.

t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge13654A

The correct system voltage optimizes the capacity of the battery depending
on the need. See Manage Batteries for more information.

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4.3 Replace Lithium-ion Batteries, BU 02 12


This section describes how to remove and install lithium-ion battery units BU 02
12 in the following enclosure variants:
— Enclosure 6150 20 kW MT (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion battery
adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST Air Conditioner (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion


battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST 2LVD 5U (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion


battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX with Air Conditioner (installed with 19-
inchlithium-ion battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 AC Full 19-inch Rack

— Enclosure AC 20 kW ST OO Full 19-inch

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX Full 19-inch

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX Full 19-Inch (21-Inch)

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW Full 19-inch with Air Conditioner

Note: When using the lithium-ion battery in Enclosure 6150, the software
version of the cabinet controller (SCU 09 01) must be R13A or higher.

It is mandatory to read the document Manage Batteries before installing


batteries in the enclosure.

The cabinet can house a maximum of four BU 02 12 units, as shown in Figure 25


and Figure 26. Each battery unit is placed on a pair of L-support brackets.

When installing multiple battery units, no free space is required between battery
units.

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Ge15301C

Figure 25    Overview of BU 02 12 Units in Enclosure 6150 with Full 19-Inch Rack

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Ge20592A

Figure 26    Overview of BU 02 12 Units in Enclosure 6150 with Lithium-ion


Battery Adaptation Kit

Note: Route the battery cables in front of battery units to ensure that they are
not in the way of customer equipment.

Before replacing the batteries, consider the following:


— Replace the battery only with the same type or a corresponding type that the
manufacturer recommends.

— The circuit breaker for the battery string must be switched off at the DC
distribution unit before any work is started.

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Warning!
Improper handling of batteries can cause them to short-circuit, which can result in serious
injury due to high energy levels. Exercise the necessary care when working with batteries.
Remove any items that can cause short circuits, such as, rings and bracelets.

Do!
The casing surrounding overheated batteries can become soft and warped. Check
batteries for signs of overheating. Replace damaged batteries according to instructions.

4.3.1 Remove Battery Unit

4.3.1.1 Switch off Battery Circuit Breakers

Steps

1. Switch off the battery circuit


breakers in the DC Distribution
Unit.
On

Off

Ge13656B

4.3.1.2 Deactivate Battery Units

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Steps

1. For any battery unit, press the


power push-button (3), and hold
until the signal stops. This action
0
0
I
deactivates the battery units.
60

WAKE UP

3
Ge13639A

2. Set the power switch (2) on all


2 battery units to Off.

0
0 60
I

WAKE UP

Ge13709B

3. 1 Set the circuit breaker switch (1)


on all battery units to Off.

0 60
I

WAKE UP

Ge13708B

4.3.1.3 Check Status of Deactivated Battery Units

Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure that the optical indicator PACK STATUS is off.
If the optical indicators are still on, repeat the battery deactivation
procedure.

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4.3.1.4 Disconnect Communication Cables from Battery Units

1. Disconnect the communication


cables from the battery units.

COM

COM

Ge13665A

2. Disconnect the communication


cable end terminal from the last
battery unit.

COM

Ge13664A

4.3.1.5 Open Power Terminal Covers on Battery Units

Steps

1. Open the power terminal covers


on the battery units.

Ge13667A

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4.3.1.6 Disconnect Power Cables from Battery Units

1. Disconnect the power cables from


13 mm
0V the battery units.

-48 V

Ge20996A

2. Insulate the cable lugs to secure


the cables from short-circuiting.

Ge15546A

4.3.1.7 Remove DC Busbars from Battery Units

1. Remove the DC busbars from the


13 mm
0V battery units.

-48 V

Ge20996A

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4.3.1.8 Remove Power Terminal Covers from Battery Units

1. Remove the power terminal covers


from the battery units.

Ge13670A

4.3.1.9 Remove Battery Units from the 19-inch Rack

1. T30
Remove the battery units from the
19-inch rack, one by one.

Ge15400A

4.3.1.10 Pack Battery Units

— Damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries must be packaged according to


local regulations in a way suitable for damaged or defective lithium-ion
batteries.

— Batteries that are replaced after reaching end-of-life can be returned in the
packaging from the replacement battery, or in packaging ordered separately.
See Manage Batteries for information on transporting lithium-ion batteries.

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4.3.2 Install Battery Unit

4.3.2.1 Place Battery Units on L-support Brackets

1. Lift the battery unit into the


cabinet and place it on the L-
support brackets. If there are
more than one pair of L-support
brackets in the cabinet, begin with
the lowest one.

Ge15303A

2. T30
Push the battery unit into the rack.
Attach the mounting brackets to
the rack using M6 screws.

6 Nm

Ge15304A

4.3.2.2 Install Power Terminal Covers to Battery Units

1. 13 mm
Remove the bolt from the power
terminal.

Ge13647A

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2. Install the cover on the power


terminal.

Ge13648A

4.3.2.3 Install DC Busbars on Battery Units

This section describes how to interconnect battery units into a string by using DC
busbars in a multiple battery unit configuration.

Steps

1. Install the DC busbars between


13 mm
the −48 V DC terminals on the left-
hand side.

9 Nm

Ge20994A

2. Install the DC busbars between


13 mm
the 0 V DC terminals on the right-
hand side.

9 Nm

Ge20995A

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4.3.2.4 Connect Power Cables to Battery Units

1. Ensure that the battery circuit


breakers are set to Off.
O
I
Ge13279A

2. Connect the power cables to the battery units.

a. Connect the −48 V


DC cable to the minus
13 mm

terminal on the bottom


battery unit in a string
15 Nm
of interconnected battery
units.

–48 V

Ge15387A

b. Connect the 0 V DC cable


to the plus terminal on the
13 mm

0V top battery unit in a string


of interconnected battery
15 Nm
units.

Ge15388A

4.3.2.5 Close Covers on Power Terminals

1. Close the covers on the power


terminals.

Ge13652A

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4.3.2.6 Connect Communication Cables to Battery Units

Note: The cabinet equipped with lithium-ion battery units can only be used
in combination with a power system that has a cabinet controller that
supports lithium-ion batteries.

Steps

1. Connect the communication cable


from the SCU to the first battery
unit, port B.

COM

Ge13256A

2. If a multiple battery unit


configuration, interconnect the
battery units as a daisy chain.

COM

COM
Ge13277A

3. Connect a bus terminator on the


last battery unit.

COM
Ge13259A

4.3.2.7 Set Address for Battery Units

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Steps

1. Set the address switch on each


Battery 14
2 3 4 Up
battery unit. The set address of
each battery unit must correspond
1 5 6 7 Down

Battery 13
1 3 4 Up
to its position in the battery
unit configuration. The maximum
2 5 6 7 Down

Battery 12
1 2
3 4
5 6 7
Up
number of battery units is limited
Down
by the rack or enclosure.
1 2 4 Up
Battery 11
3 5 6 7 Down
The illustration shows an
Battery 10
2 4 Up
example of multiple battery
unit configuration. The maximum
1 3 5 6 7 Down

Battery 9
1 4 Up
supported number of battery units
is 14, but the actual number
2 3 5 6 7 Down

Battery 8
1 2 3
4
5 6 7
Up
may be less in a specific rack or
Down
enclosure.
1 2 3 Up
Battery 7
4 5 6 7 Down

2 3 Up
Battery 6
1 4 5 6 7 Down

1 3 Up
Battery 5
2 4 5 6 7 Down

3 Up
Battery 4
1 2 4 5 6 7 Down

1 2 Up
Battery 3
3 4 5 6 7 Down

2 Up
Battery 2
1 3 4 5 6 7 Down

1 Up
Battery 1
2 3 4 5 6 7 Down
Ge13207E

4.3.2.8 Power up Battery Units

1. Switch on the battery circuit


breakers.
On

Off

Ge13655B

4.3.2.9 Activate Battery Units

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Steps

1. Set the circuit breaker switch (1)


1 on all battery units to On.

0
0 60
I

WAKE UP

Ge13708A

2. Set the power switch (2) on all


2 battery units to On.

0
0 60
I

WAKE UP

Ge13709A

3. If system voltage is applied to the


battery terminals, all battery units
start automatically and the WAKE
0
0
I
UP function is not needed.
60

I
Note: If system voltage is not
WAKE UP applied to the battery
terminals, press the wake
3
Ge13639A
up push-button (3) for
any battery unit and
hold until the audio
signal stops. This action
activates all battery units.

4.3.2.10 Check Status of Activated Battery Units

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Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure


that the optical indicator PACK
STATUS shows solid or flashing
green.
Pack status If the optical indicator shows red,
the battery units are disabled. The
battery might be faulty and must
be troubleshot.
Ge19398A

2. In a system with one battery


unit, the optical indicator COM
STATUS shows slow flashing blue
in normal operation.
COM status In a system with more than
one battery unit, for all battery
units, make sure that the optical
indicator is off.
Ge19399A

If the optical indicator is blinking


after one minute, there is a
communication failure between
battery units. Verify that the
communication cables between
battery units, and the termination
resistor on the final battery, are
properly installed. Verify that
addresses have been properly
assigned and that all battery units
have been detected by the SCU in
the following ways:

Option Description
Offline Check that the configured capacity in the power system display is
close to the total capacity of the installed battery units.
Online Log in to the SCU and verify that the number of BatteryUnit
objects is equal to the installed battery units. Check the
number of installed battery units by using the getContainment
SDN=0,SystemFunctions=0,Transport=0,Modbus=1 command
through SSH if necessary. For Controller 6610, check the number
of installed battery units by using the invx command through
MOshell.

In addition, verify that no alarms of lost battery or power system


are raised.

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3. For each battery unit, make sure


that at least one indicator of the
optical indicator SOC is on.
When initially activated, the
battery units can show different
levels of SOC. They show the
same SOC status during normal
operation.
Ge19400A

4.3.2.11 Verify System Voltage for Battery Units

The system voltage is automatically set by the cabinet controller to get the best
performance. Values can be viewed using remote or local user interfaces.

Steps

1. Verify that the system voltage is set depending on the application.

a. Alternative A: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to fixed
voltage 54.6 V for
54.6 V standby applications in
a stable grid. This gives
100% capacity with
reduced cycle life.
t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge13653A

b. Alternative B: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to 52.0 V for
cyclic use in an unstable
52 V grid. This gives 80%
capacity with enhanced
cycle life.

t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge13654A

The correct system voltage optimizes the capacity of the battery depending
on the need. See Manage Batteries for more information.

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4.4 Replace Lithium-ion Batteries, Battery 6611


This section describes how to remove and install Battery 6611 units in the
following enclosure variants:
— Enclosure 6150 20 kW MT (installed with 23-inch lithium-ion battery
adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST Air Conditioner (installed with 23-inch lithium-ion


battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST 2LVD 5U (installed with 23-inch lithium-ion


battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX with Air Conditioner (installed with 23-
inchlithium-ion battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW Full 19-inch with Air Conditioner

Note: When using the lithium-ion battery in Enclosure 6150, the software
version of the cabinet controller (SCU 09 01) must be R19A or higher.

It is mandatory to read the document Manage Batteries before installing


batteries in the enclosure.

The cabinet can house a maximum of six Battery 6611 units, with two units
interconnected into a group, as shown in Figure 27. Each battery unit is placed on
a pair of L-support brackets.

When installing multiple battery units, free space is not required between
interconnected battery units. However, 1 U free space is needed between battery
groups for cable routing.

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Ge20612A

Figure 27    Overview of Battery 6611 Units in Enclosure 6150 with 23-inch


Lithium-ion Battery Adaptation Kit

Note: Route the battery cables in front of the batteries to ensure that they are
not in the way of customer equipment.

Before replacing the batteries, consider the following:


— Replace the battery only with the same type or a corresponding type that the
manufacturer recommends.

— The circuit breaker for the battery string must be switched off at the DC
distribution unit before any work is started.

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Warning!
Improper handling of batteries can cause them to short-circuit, which can result in serious
injury due to high energy levels. Exercise the necessary care when working with batteries.
Remove any items that can cause short circuits, such as, rings and bracelets.

4.4.1 Remove Battery Unit

4.4.1.1 Switch off Battery Circuit Breakers

Steps

1. Switch off the battery circuit


breakers in the DC Distribution
Unit.
On

Off

Ge13656B

4.4.1.2 Deactivate Battery Units

Steps

1. For any battery unit, press the


power push-button and hold until
the signal stops. This action
deactivates the battery units.

Ge19397A

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2. Set the power switch on all battery


units to OFF.

Ge19451A

4.4.1.3 Check Status of Deactivated Battery Units

Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure that the optical indicator PACK STATUS is off.
If the optical indicators are still on, repeat the battery deactivation
procedure.

4.4.1.4 Disconnect Communication Cables from Battery Units

1. Disconnect the communication


A
cables from the battery units.
B

Ge20430A

2. Disconnect the communication


cable end terminal from the last
battery unit.
A

Ge20429A

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4.4.1.5 Open Cover on Battery Units

1. Open the cover on each battery


unit.

Ge19076A

4.4.1.6 Disconnect Power Cables from Battery Units

1. Disconnect the power cables from


13 mm
the battery units.

0V

–48 V

Ge20053A

2. Insulate the cable lugs to secure


the cables from short-circuiting.

Ge15546A

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4.4.1.7 Remove DC Busbars from Battery Units

1. Remove the DC busbars from the


13 mm
battery units.

Ge20055A

4.4.1.8 Remove Battery Units from the 23-inch Rack

1. Remove the battery units from the


T30
23-inch rack, one by one.

Ge20054A

4.4.1.9 Pack Battery Units

— Damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries must be packaged according to


local regulations in a way suitable for damaged or defective lithium-ion
batteries.

— Batteries that are replaced after reaching end-of-life can be returned in the
packaging from the replacement battery, or in packaging ordered separately.
See Manage Batteries for information on transporting lithium-ion batteries.

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4.4.2 Install Battery Unit

4.4.2.1 Place Battery Units on L-support Brackets

1. T25
Remove and reverse the mounting
brackets of the battery units, and
then reintsall.

3.0 Nm

Ge20625A

2. Lift the battery unit onto the


L-support brackets. If there are
more than one pair of L-support
brackets in the cabinet, begin with
the lowest one.

Ge13640C

3. Push the battery unit into the rack.

Ge13678C

4. Attach the battery unit brackets to


T30
the rack, using four M6 screws.

6 Nm

Ge13680B

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4.4.2.2 Switch off Battery Circuit Breakers

1. Make sure that the battery circuit


breakers are switched off.
On

Off

Ge13656B

4.4.2.3 Open Cover on Battery Units

1. Open the cover on each battery


unit.

Ge19076A

4.4.2.4 Install DC Busbars on Battery Units

1. In a multiple battery unit configuration, interconnect the battery units into


groups, using the DC busbars.

a. Install the DC busbars


between the 0 V DC
13 mm

terminals on the right-


hand side.
15 Nm

Ge19476A

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b. Install the DC busbars


13 mm
between the −48 V DC
terminals on the left-hand
side.
15 Nm

Ge19477A

4.4.2.5 Connect Power Cables to Battery Units

1. Make sure the switch on each


battery unit is set to OFF.

Ge19451A

2. Make sure the power cables use straight M8 cable lugs.

3. Connect the power cables to the battery units.

a. Connect the −48 V


13 mm
DC cable to the minus
terminal on the bottom
battery unit in a group
15 Nm
of interconnected battery
units.

–48 V

Ge19478A

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b. Connect the 0 V DC cable


13 mm
to the plus terminal on the
top battery unit in a group
of interconnected battery
15 Nm
units.
The 0 V DC cable can also
0V be connected to the plus
terminal on the bottom
battery unit in a group
of two interconnected
Ge19479A
battery units.

4.4.2.6 Connect Communication Cables to Battery Units

Note: The cabinet equipped with lithium-ion battery units can only be used
in combination with a power system that has a cabinet controller that
supports lithium-ion batteries.

Steps

1. Connect the communication cable


from the SCU to the first battery
A
unit, port B.

Ge20405A

2. If a multiple battery unit


A
configuration, interconnect the
battery units as a daisy chain.
B

Ge20406A

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3. Connect a bus terminator on the


last battery unit.
A
The last battery unit is the top
B
battery unit.

Ge20408A

4.4.2.7 Close Cover on Battery Units

1. Close the cover on each battery


unit.
The illustration shows an example
without cables and busbars.

Ge19077A

4.4.2.8 Power up Battery Units

1. Switch on the battery circuit


breakers.
On

Off

Ge13655B

4.4.2.9 Activate Battery Units

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Steps

1. Set the circuit breaker switch (1)


on all battery units to On.

Ge19396A

2. If system voltage is applied to the


battery terminals, all battery units
start automatically and the WAKE
UP function is not needed.

Note: If system voltage is not


applied to the battery
terminals, press the wake
up push-button (3) for
any battery unit and
Ge19397A
hold until the audio
signal stops. This action
activates all battery units.

4.4.2.10 Check Status of Activated Battery Units

Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure


that the optical indicator PACK
STATUS shows solid or flashing
green.
Pack status If the optical indicator shows red,
the battery units are disabled. The
battery might be faulty and must
be troubleshot.
Ge19398A

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2. In a system with one battery


unit, the optical indicator COM
STATUS shows slow flashing blue
in normal operation.
COM status In a system with more than
one battery unit, for all battery
units, make sure that the optical
indicator is off.
Ge19399A

If the optical indicator is blinking


after one minute, there is a
communication failure between
battery units. Verify that the
communication cables between
battery units, and the termination
resistor on the final battery, are
properly installed. Verify that
addresses have been properly
assigned and that all battery units
have been detected by the SCU in
the following ways:

Option Description
Offline Check that the configured capacity in the power system display is
close to the total capacity of the installed battery units.
Online Log in to the SCU and verify that the number of BatteryUnit
objects is equal to the installed battery units. Check the
number of installed battery units by using the getContainment
SDN=0,SystemFunctions=0,Transport=0,Modbus=1 command
through SSH if necessary. For Controller 6610, check the number
of installed battery units by using the invx command through
MOshell.

In addition, verify that no alarms of lost battery or power system


are raised.

3. For each battery unit, make sure


that at least one indicator of the
optical indicator SOC is on.
When initially activated, the
battery units can show different
levels of SOC. They show the
same SOC status during normal
operation.
Ge19400A

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4.4.2.11 Verify System Voltage for Battery Units

The system voltage is automatically set by the cabinet controller to get the best
performance. Values can be viewed using remote or local user interfaces.

Steps

1. Verify that the system voltage is set depending on the application.

a. Alternative A: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to fixed
voltage 54.6 V for
54.6 V standby applications in
a stable grid. This gives
100% capacity with
reduced cycle life.
t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge13653A

b. Alternative B: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to 52.0 V for
cyclic use in an unstable
52 V grid. This gives 80%
capacity with enhanced
cycle life.

t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge13654A

The correct system voltage optimizes the capacity of the battery depending
on the need. See Manage Batteries for more information.

4.4.2.12 Verify Battery Unit Installation on Site

Table 5     Battery Unit Checklist


Item Description Yes N/A (1)
1 Battery units installed as specified in this document
and the Site Installation Documentation?
2 Cabinet clean and undamaged?
3 Grounding cable insulation undamaged?
4 All cables of the battery unit properly connected?
5 All screws tightened?
6 No cables damaged?

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Item Description Yes N/A (1)


7 Protective covers, dust caps, and termination plugs
installed on unused ports?
8 Battery temperature sensor properly installed?
Notes:
(1) N/A means not applicable.
 

Perform the concluding routines.

4.5 Replace Lithium-ion Batteries, Battery 6612


This section describes how to remove and install Battery 6612 units in the
following enclosure variants:
— Enclosure 6150 20 kW MT (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion battery
adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST Air Conditioner (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion


battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST 2LVD 5U (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion


battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX with Air Conditioner (installed with 19-
inchlithium-ion battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 AC Full 19-inch Rack

— Enclosure AC 20 kW ST OO Full 19-inch

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX Full 19-inch

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX Full 19-Inch (21-Inch)

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW Full 19-inch with Air Conditioner

Note: When using the lithium-ion battery in Enclosure 6150, the software
version of the cabinet controller (SCU 09 01) must be R19A or higher.

It is mandatory to read the document Manage Batteries before installing


batteries in the enclosure.

The cabinet can house a maximum of four Battery 6612 units, with two units
interconnected into a group, as shown in Figure 28 and Figure 29. Each battery
unit is placed on a pair of L-support brackets.

When installing multiple battery units, free space is not required between
interconnected battery units.

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Ge20602A

Figure 28    Overview of Battery 6612 Units in Enclosure 6150 with Full 19-Inch
Rack

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Ge20603A

Figure 29    Overview of Battery 6612 Units in Enclosure 6150 with 19-inch


Lithium-ion Battery Adaptation Kit

Note: Route the battery cables in front of the batteries to ensure that they are
not in the way of customer equipment.

Before replacing the batteries, consider the following:


— Replace the battery only with the same type or a corresponding type that the
manufacturer recommends.

— The circuit breaker for the battery string must be switched off at the DC
distribution unit before any work is started.

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Warning!
Improper handling of batteries can cause them to short-circuit, which can result in serious
injury due to high energy levels. Exercise the necessary care when working with batteries.
Remove any items that can cause short circuits, such as, rings and bracelets.

4.5.1 Remove Battery Unit

4.5.1.1 Switch off Battery Circuit Breakers

Steps

1. Switch off the battery circuit


breakers in the DC Distribution
Unit.
On

Off

Ge13656B

4.5.1.2 Deactivate Battery Units

Steps

1. For any battery unit, press the


power push-button and hold until
the signal stops. This action
deactivates the battery units.

Ge19397A

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2. Set the power switch on all battery


units to OFF.

Ge19451A

4.5.1.3 Check Status of Deactivated Battery Units

Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure that the optical indicator PACK STATUS is off.
If the optical indicators are still on, repeat the battery deactivation
procedure.

4.5.1.4 Disconnect Communication Cables from Battery Units

1. Disconnect the communication


A
cables from the battery units.
B

Ge20430A

2. Disconnect the communication


cable end terminal from the last
battery unit.
A

Ge20429A

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4.5.1.5 Open Cover on Battery Units

1. Open the cover on each battery


unit.

Ge20209A

4.5.1.6 Disconnect Power Cables from Battery Units

1. 13 mm
Disconnect the power cables from
the battery units.

0V

–48 V
Ge20627A

2. Insulate the cable lugs to secure


the cables from short-circuiting.

Ge15546A

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4.5.1.7 Remove DC Busbars from Battery Units

1. Remove the DC busbars from the


13 mm
battery units.

Ge20629A

4.5.1.8 Remove Battery Units from the 19-inch Rack

1. T30
Remove the battery units from the
19-inch rack, one by one.

Ge15400A

4.5.1.9 Pack Battery Units

— Damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries must be packaged according to


local regulations in a way suitable for damaged or defective lithium-ion
batteries.

— Batteries that are replaced after reaching end-of-life can be returned in the
packaging from the replacement battery, or in packaging ordered separately.
See Manage Batteries for information on transporting lithium-ion batteries.

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4.5.2 Install Battery Unit

4.5.2.1 Place Battery Units on L-support Brackets

1. Lift the battery unit into the


cabinet and place it on the L-
support brackets. If there are
more than one pair of L-support
brackets in the cabinet, begin with
the lowest one.

Ge15303A

2. T30
Push the battery unit into the rack.
Attach the mounting brackets to
the rack using M6 screws.

6 Nm

Ge15304A

4.5.2.2 Switch off Battery Circuit Breakers

1. Make sure that the battery circuit


breakers are switched off.
On

Off

Ge13656B

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4.5.2.3 Open Cover on Battery Units

1. Open the cover on each battery


unit.

Ge20209A

4.5.2.4 Install DC Busbars on Battery Units

1. In a multiple battery unit configuration, interconnect the battery units into


groups using the DC busbars.

a. 13 mm
Install the DC busbars
between the 0 V DC
terminals on the right-
hand side.
15 Nm

Ge20296A

b. 13 mm
Install the DC busbars
between the −48 V DC
terminals on the left-hand
side.
15 Nm

Ge20297A

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4.5.2.5 Connect Power Cables to Battery Units

1. Make sure the switch on each


battery unit is set to Off.

Ge19451A

2. Make sure the power cables use straight M8 cable lugs.

3. Connect the power cables to the battery units.

a. 13 mm
Connect the −48 V
DC cable to the minus
terminal on the bottom
battery unit in a group
15 Nm
of interconnected battery
–48 V
units.

Ge20900A

b. 13 mm
Connect the 0 V DC cable
to the plus terminal on the
top battery unit in a group
of interconnected battery
15 Nm
units.
0V

Ge20901A

4.5.2.6 Connect Communication Cables to Battery Units

Note: The cabinet equipped with lithium-ion battery units can only be used
in combination with a power system that has a cabinet controller that
supports lithium-ion batteries.

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Steps

1. Connect the communication cable


from the SCU to the first battery
A
unit, port B.

Ge20405A

2. If a multiple battery unit


A
configuration, interconnect the
battery units as a daisy chain.
B

Ge20406A

3. Connect a bus terminator on the


last battery unit.
A
The last battery unit is the top
B
battery unit.

Ge20408A

4.5.2.7 Close Cover on Battery Units

1. Close the cover on each battery


unit.
The illustration shows an example
without cables and busbars.

Ge20210A

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4.5.2.8 Power up Battery Units

1. Switch on the battery circuit


breakers.
On

Off

Ge13655B

4.5.2.9 Activate Battery Units

Steps

1. Set the circuit breaker switch (1)


on all battery units to On.

Ge19396A

2. If system voltage is applied to the


battery terminals, all battery units
start automatically and the WAKE
UP function is not needed.

Note: If system voltage is not


applied to the battery
terminals, press the wake
up push-button (3) for
any battery unit and
Ge19397A
hold until the audio
signal stops. This action
activates all battery units.

4.5.2.10 Check Status of Activated Battery Units

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Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure


that the optical indicator PACK
STATUS shows solid or flashing
green.
Pack status If the optical indicator shows red,
the battery units are disabled. The
battery might be faulty and must
be troubleshot.
Ge19398A

2. In a system with one battery


unit, the optical indicator COM
STATUS shows slow flashing blue
in normal operation.
COM status In a system with more than
one battery unit, for all battery
units, make sure that the optical
indicator is off.
Ge19399A

If the optical indicator is blinking


after one minute, there is a
communication failure between
battery units. Verify that the
communication cables between
battery units, and the termination
resistor on the final battery, are
properly installed. Verify that
addresses have been properly
assigned and that all battery units
have been detected by the SCU in
the following ways:

Option Description
Offline Check that the configured capacity in the power system display is
close to the total capacity of the installed battery units.
Online Log in to the SCU and verify that the number of BatteryUnit
objects is equal to the installed battery units. Check the
number of installed battery units by using the getContainment
SDN=0,SystemFunctions=0,Transport=0,Modbus=1 command
through SSH if necessary. For Controller 6610, check the number
of installed battery units by using the invx command through
MOshell.

In addition, verify that no alarms of lost battery or power system


are raised.

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3. For each battery unit, make sure


that at least one indicator of the
optical indicator SOC is on.
When initially activated, the
battery units can show different
levels of SOC. They show the
same SOC status during normal
operation.
Ge19400A

4.5.2.11 Verify System Voltage for Battery Units

The system voltage is automatically set by the cabinet controller to get the best
performance. Values can be viewed using remote or local user interfaces.

Steps

1. Verify that the system voltage is set depending on the application.

a. Alternative A: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to fixed
voltage 54.6 V for
54.6 V standby applications in
a stable grid. This gives
100% capacity with
reduced cycle life.
t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge13653A

b. Alternative B: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to 52.0 V for
cyclic use in an unstable
52 V grid. This gives 80%
capacity with enhanced
cycle life.

t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge13654A

The correct system voltage optimizes the capacity of the battery depending
on the need. See Manage Batteries for more information.

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4.5.2.12 Verify Battery Unit Installation on Site

Table 5     Battery Unit Checklist


Item Description Yes N/A (1)
1 Battery units installed as specified in this document
and the Site Installation Documentation?
2 Cabinet clean and undamaged?
3 Grounding cable insulation undamaged?
4 All cables of the battery unit properly connected?
5 All screws tightened?
6 No cables damaged?
7 Protective covers, dust caps, and termination plugs
installed on unused ports?
8 Battery temperature sensor properly installed?
Notes:
(1) N/A means not applicable.
 

Perform the concluding routines.

4.6 Replace Lithium-ion Batteries, Battery 6613


This section describes how to remove and install lithium-ion battery units Battery
6613 in the following enclosure variants:
— Enclosure 6150 20 kW MT (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion battery
adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST Air Conditioner (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion


battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST 2LVD 5U (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion


battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX with Air Conditioner (installed with 19-
inchlithium-ion battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 AC Full 19-inch Rack

— Enclosure AC 20 kW ST OO Full 19-inch

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX Full 19-inch

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX Full 19-Inch (21-Inch)

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— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW Full 19-inch with Air Conditioner

Note: When using the lithium-ion battery in Enclosure 6150, the software
version of the cabinet controller (SCU 09 01) must be R19A or higher.

It is mandatory to read the document Manage Batteries before installing


batteries in the enclosure.

The cabinet can house a maximum of six Battery 6613 units, with each two units
interconnected into a group, as shown in Figure 30, Figure 31, Figure 32, and
Figure 33. Each battery unit is placed on a pair of L-support brackets.

When installing multiple battery units, free space is not required between
interconnected battery units. However, 1 U free space is needed between battery
groups for cable routing. In a group of two interconnected battery units, the
power cables can be connected to the top and to the bottom battery units, as
shown in Figure 30 and Figure 32. They can also be both connected to the top or
the bottom battery unit in each group for saving user space, as shown in Figure
32and Figure 33.

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Ge19474A

Figure 30    Option 1: Overview of Battery 6613 Units in Enclosure 6150 with Full
19-Inch Rack

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Ge19475A

Figure 31    Option 2: Overview of Battery 6613 Units in Enclosure 6150 with Full
19-Inch Rack

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Ge20426A

Figure 32    Option 1: Overview of Battery 6613 Units in Enclosure 6150 with


Lithium-ion Battery Adaptation Kit

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Ge20427A

Figure 33    Option 2: Overview of Battery 6613 Units in Enclosure 6150 with


Lithium-ion Battery Adaptation Kit

Note: Route the battery cables in front of battery units to ensure that they are
not in the way of customer equipment.

Before replacing the batteries, consider the following:


— Replace the battery only with the same type or a corresponding type that the
manufacturer recommends.

— The circuit breaker for the battery string must be switched off at the DC
distribution unit before any work is started.

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Warning!
Improper handling of batteries can cause them to short-circuit, which can result in serious
injury due to high energy levels. Exercise the necessary care when working with batteries.
Remove any items that can cause short circuits, such as, rings and bracelets.

4.6.1 Remove Battery Unit

4.6.1.1 Switch off Battery Circuit Breakers

Steps

1. Switch off the battery circuit


breakers in the DC Distribution
Unit.
On

Off

Ge13656B

4.6.1.2 Deactivate Battery Units

Steps

1. For any battery unit, press the


power push-button and hold until
the signal stops. This action
deactivates the battery units.

Ge19397A

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2. Set the power switch on all battery


units to OFF.

Ge19451A

4.6.1.3 Check Status of Deactivated Battery Units

Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure that the optical indicator PACK STATUS is off.
If the optical indicators are still on, repeat the battery deactivation
procedure.

4.6.1.4 Disconnect Communication Cables from Battery Units

1. Disconnect the communication


A
cables from the battery units.
B

Ge20430A

2. Disconnect the communication


cable end terminal from the last
battery unit.
A

Ge20429A

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4.6.1.5 Open Cover on Battery Units

1. Open the cover on each battery


unit.

Ge19076A

4.6.1.6 Disconnect Power Cables from Battery Units

1. Disconnect the power cables from


13 mm
the battery units.

0V

–48 V

Ge20053A

2. Insulate the cable lugs to secure


the cables from short-circuiting.

Ge15546A

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4.6.1.7 Remove DC Busbars from Battery Units

1. Remove the DC busbars from the


13 mm
battery units.

Ge20055A

4.6.1.8 Remove Battery Units from the 19-inch Rack

1. Remove the battery units from the


T30
19-inch rack, one by one.

Ge20626A

4.6.1.9 Pack Battery Units

— Damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries must be packaged according to


local regulations in a way suitable for damaged or defective lithium-ion
batteries.

— Batteries that are replaced after reaching end-of-life can be returned in the
packaging from the replacement battery, or in packaging ordered separately.
See Manage Batteries for information on transporting lithium-ion batteries.

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4.6.2 Install Battery Unit

4.6.2.1 Place Battery Units on L-support Brackets

1. Lift the battery unit onto the


L-support brackets. If there are
more than one pair of L-support
brackets in the cabinet, begin with
the lowest one.

Ge13640C

2. Push the battery unit into the rack.

Ge20623A

3. T30
Attach the battery unit brackets to
the rack, using four M6 screws.

6.0 Nm

Ge20624A

4.6.2.2 Open Cover on Battery Units

1. Open the cover on each battery


unit.

Ge19076A

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4.6.2.3 Install DC Busbars on Battery Units

1. In a multiple battery unit configuration, interconnect the battery units into


groups, using the DC busbars.

a. Install the DC busbars


between the 0 V DC
13 mm

terminals on the right-


hand side.
15 Nm

Ge19476A

b. Install the DC busbars


13 mm
between the −48 V DC
terminals on the left-hand
side.
15 Nm

Ge19477A

4.6.2.4 Connect Power Cables to Battery Units

1. Make sure the switch on each


battery unit is set to OFF.

Ge19451A

2. Make sure the power cables use straight M8 cable lugs.

3. Connect the power cables to the battery units.

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a. Connect the −48 V


13 mm
DC cable to the minus
terminal on the bottom
battery unit in a group
15 Nm
of interconnected battery
units.

–48 V

Ge19478A

b. Connect the 0 V DC cable


13 mm
to the plus terminal on the
top battery unit in a group
of interconnected battery
15 Nm
units.
The 0 V DC cable can also
0V be connected to the plus
terminal on the bottom
battery unit in a group
of two interconnected
Ge19479A
battery units.

4.6.2.5 Connect Communication Cables to Battery Units

Note: The cabinet equipped with lithium-ion battery units can only be used
in combination with a power system that has a cabinet controller that
supports lithium-ion batteries.

Steps

1. Connect the communication cable


from the SCU to the first battery
A
unit, port B.

Ge20405A

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2. If a multiple battery unit


A
configuration, interconnect the
battery units as a daisy chain.
B

Ge20406A

3. Connect a bus terminator on the


last battery unit.
A
The last battery unit is the top
B
battery unit.

Ge20408A

4.6.2.6 Close Cover on Battery Units

1. Close the cover on each battery


unit.
The illustration shows an example
without cables and busbars.

Ge19077A

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4.6.2.7 Power up Battery Units

1. Switch on the battery circuit


breakers.
On

Off

Ge13655B

4.6.2.8 Activate Battery Units

Steps

1. Set the circuit breaker switch (1)


on all battery units to On.

Ge19396A

2. If system voltage is applied to the


battery terminals, all battery units
start automatically and the WAKE
UP function is not needed.

Note: If system voltage is not


applied to the battery
terminals, press the wake
up push-button (3) for
any battery unit and
Ge19397A
hold until the audio
signal stops. This action
activates all battery units.

4.6.2.9 Check Status of Activated Battery Units

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Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure


that the optical indicator PACK
STATUS shows solid or flashing
green.
Pack status If the optical indicator shows red,
the battery units are disabled. The
battery might be faulty and must
be troubleshot.
Ge19398A

2. In a system with one battery


unit, the optical indicator COM
STATUS shows slow flashing blue
in normal operation.
COM status In a system with more than
one battery unit, for all battery
units, make sure that the optical
indicator is off.
Ge19399A

If the optical indicator is blinking


after one minute, there is a
communication failure between
battery units. Verify that the
communication cables between
battery units, and the termination
resistor on the final battery, are
properly installed. Verify that
addresses have been properly
assigned and that all battery units
have been detected by the SCU in
the following ways:

Option Description
Offline Check that the configured capacity in the power system display is
close to the total capacity of the installed battery units.
Online Log in to the SCU and verify that the number of BatteryUnit
objects is equal to the installed battery units. Check the
number of installed battery units by using the getContainment
SDN=0,SystemFunctions=0,Transport=0,Modbus=1 command
through SSH if necessary. For Controller 6610, check the number
of installed battery units by using the invx command through
MOshell.

In addition, verify that no alarms of lost battery or power system


are raised.

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3. For each battery unit, make sure


that at least one indicator of the
optical indicator SOC is on.
When initially activated, the
battery units can show different
levels of SOC. They show the
same SOC status during normal
operation.
Ge19400A

4.6.2.10 Verify System Voltage for Battery Units

The system voltage is automatically set by the cabinet controller to get the best
performance. Values can be viewed using remote or local user interfaces.

Steps

1. Verify that the system voltage is set depending on the application.

a. Alternative A: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to fixed
voltage 54.6 V for
54.6 V standby applications in
a stable grid. This gives
100% capacity with
reduced cycle life.
t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge13653A

b. Alternative B: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to 52.0 V for
cyclic use in an unstable
52 V grid. This gives 80%
capacity with enhanced
cycle life.

t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge13654A

The correct system voltage optimizes the capacity of the battery depending
on the need. See Manage Batteries for more information.

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4.6.2.11 Verify Battery Unit Installation on Site

Table 5     Battery Unit Checklist


Item Description Yes N/A (1)
1 Battery units installed as specified in this document
and the Site Installation Documentation?
2 Cabinet clean and undamaged?
3 Grounding cable insulation undamaged?
4 All cables of the battery unit properly connected?
5 All screws tightened?
6 No cables damaged?
7 Protective covers, dust caps, and termination plugs
installed on unused ports?
8 Battery temperature sensor properly installed?
Notes:
(1) N/A means not applicable.
 

Perform the concluding routines.

4.7 Replace Lithium-ion Batteries, Battery 6614


This section describes how to remove and install Battery 6614 units in the
following enclosure variants:
— Enclosure 6150 20 kW MT (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion battery
adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST Air Conditioner (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion


battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST 2LVD 5U (installed with 19-inch lithium-ion


battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX with Air Conditioner (installed with 19-
inchlithium-ion battery adaptation kit)

— Enclosure 6150 AC Full 19-inch Rack

— Enclosure AC 20 kW ST OO Full 19-inch

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX Full 19-inch

— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX Full 19-Inch (21-Inch)

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— Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW Full 19-inch with Air Conditioner

Note: When using the lithium-ion battery in Enclosure 6150, the software
version of the cabinet controller (SCU 09 01) must be R17B or higher.

It is mandatory to read the document Manage Batteries before installing


batteries in the enclosure.

Table 6 shows the maximum number of Battery 6614 units supported in


Enclosure 6150. Figure 34 and Figure 35 show the overview of Battery 6614
units in the enclosure. When installing multiple battery units, leave 1 U space
between battery units.

Table 6     Maximum Number of Battery 6614 Units Supported in Enclosure 6150


Enclosure Type Maximum Units Supported
Enclosure 6150 20 kW MT 3
Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST Air 3
Conditioner
Enclosure 6150 20 kW ST 2LVD 5U 3
Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX with 3
Air Conditioner
Enclosure 6150 AC Full 19-inch Rack 4
Enclosure 6150 AC 31.5 kW HEX with 4
Air Conditioner
Enclosure AC 20 kW ST OO Full 19- 4
inch

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Ge17415C

Figure 34    Overview of Battery 6614 Units in Enclosure 6150 with Full 19-Inch
Rack

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Figure 35    Overview of Battery 6614 Units in Enclosure 6150 with Lithium-ion


Battery Adaptation Kit

Before replacing the batteries, consider the following:


— Replace the battery only with the same type or a corresponding type that the
manufacturer recommends.

— The circuit breaker for the battery string must be switched off at the DC
distribution unit before any work is started.

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Warning!
Improper handling of batteries can cause them to short-circuit, which can result in serious
injury due to high energy levels. Exercise the necessary care when working with batteries.
Remove any items that can cause short circuits, such as, rings and bracelets.

4.7.1 Remove Battery Unit

4.7.1.1 Switch off Battery Circuit Breaker

Steps

1. If applicable, set the system


battery circuit breaker to Off.
On

Off

Ge13656B

4.7.1.2 Deactivate Battery Unit

Steps

1. For all battery units in the same


group as the battery unit to
replace, set the battery circuit
breaker to Off.

Ge16039C

4.7.1.3 Check Status of Deactivated Battery Units

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Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure


that the optical indicator for
system running is flashing and all
other optical indicators are off.
If the optical indicators are still
on, repeat the battery deactivation
procedure.

Ge16040B

4.7.1.4 Disconnect Alarm Cable from Battery Unit

1. If applicable, disconnect the alarm


ALARM cables from the battery units.

1 (NC)
2 (NC)

Ge17561A

4.7.1.5 Disconnect Communication Cable from Battery Unit

1. R S4 8 Disconnect the communication


5
cables from the battery units.

R S4 8
5

Ge17562B

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4.7.1.6 Remove Covers from Power Terminals

1. Remove the covers from the power


terminals.

Ge16005B

4.7.1.7 Disconnect Power Cables from Battery Units

1. Disconnect the power cables from


PH3
the battery units.

Ge25702A

PH3

Ge25703A

4.7.1.8 Remove DC Busbars from Battery Units

1. Remove the DC busbars from the


PH3
battery units.

Ge25704A

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4.7.1.9 Remove Battery Unit from Rack

1. Detach the battery unit brackets


from the rack.

Ge18111A

2. Pull the battery unit from the rack.

Ge15414A

3. Lift the battery unit from the guide


rail. Be careful to not drop the
battery unit on the cables of the
battery unit below.

Ge15303A

4.7.1.10 Pack Battery Unit

— Damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries must be packaged according to


local regulations in a way suitable for damaged or defective lithium-ion
batteries.

— Batteries that are replaced after reaching end-of-life can be returned in the
packaging from the replacement battery, or in packaging ordered separately.

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4.7.2 Install Battery Unit

4.7.2.1 Place Battery Units in Rack

Caution!
The equipment is heavy. Lifting the equipment without the aid of a lifting device can
cause injury.

Steps

1. Make sure that the battery circuit


breaker is set to Off.

Ge16039C

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2. Use a lifting device when lifting


the equipment into the rack, not
to cause injury. Two examples are
shown.

Ge22740A

Ge23088A

3. Place the first battery unit onto


the guide rail or shelf. If there are
more than one pair of guide rails
or shelf, begin with the lowest one.
Push the battery unit into the rack.

Ge15414A

4. PH 2
Attach the battery unit brackets to
the rack.

3.2 Nm

Ge17543A

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4.7.2.2 Switch Off System Power to Battery Units

1. Set the system battery circuit


breaker to Off.
On

Off

Ge13656B

4.7.2.3 Remove Covers from Power Terminals

1. Remove the covers from the power


terminals.

Ge16005B

4.7.2.4 Install DC Busbars on Battery Units

1. In a multiple battery unit configuration, interconnect the battery units into


groups, using the DC busbars.

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a. PH3
Install the DC busbars
6 Nm between the -48 V DC
terminals on the left-hand
side, starting with the top
battery of the group.

Ge22816B

PH3
6 Nm

Ge22817B

b. PH3
Install the DC busbars
6 Nm between the 0 V DC
terminals on the right-
hand side, starting with
the bottom battery of the
group.

Ge22815B

PH3
6 Nm

Ge22814B

4.7.2.5 Connect Battery Power Cables to Battery Units

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Steps

1. Make sure that the battery circuit


breaker is set to Off.

Ge16039C

2. Make sure that the power cables use straight M8 cable lugs.

3. Connect the power cables to the battery units. In a multiple battery unit
configuration, the power cables are connected to the top and bottom battery
unit in each group of interconnected battery units, as follows:

a. PH3
Connect the –48 V
6 Nm DC cable to the minus
terminal on the first
battery unit in a group
of interconnected battery
units. The first battery
unit is the bottom battery
unit of a group.

Ge22799B

b. PH3
Connect the 0 V DC cable
6 Nm to the plus terminal on
the last battery unit in a
group of interconnected
battery units. The last
battery unit is the top
battery unit of the group.

Ge22798B

4. If applicable, connect the other end of the power cables to the power system.

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4.7.2.6 Attach Covers to Power Terminals

1. Attach the covers to the power


terminals.

Ge16005B

4.7.2.7 Connect Communication Cable to Battery Units

For information on which ESC or SCU SW versions that support lithium-ion


battery units, see Software Compatibilities.

Steps

1. Connect the communication cable


from the cabinet controller to the
RS48
5 first battery unit.

Ge16036B

2. RS48
5
In a multiple battery unit
configuration, interconnect the
battery units daisy-chained.

RS48
5

Ge16037C

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4.7.2.8 Set Address for Battery Units

1. Set the address switch on each


Battery 7
1 2 3 Up
battery unit. The set address of
each battery unit must correspond
4 5 6 Down

Battery 6
2 3 Up
to its position in the battery
unit configuration. The maximum
1 4 5 6 Down

Battery 5
1
2
3
4 5 6
Up
number of battery units is limited
Down
by the rack or enclosure.
3 Up
Battery 4
1 2 4 5 6 Down
The illustration shows an
Battery 3
1 2 Up
example of multiple battery
unit configuration. The maximum
3 4 5 6 Down

Battery 2
2 Up
supported number of battery units
is seven, but the actual number
1 3 4 5 6 Down

Battery 1
1
2 3 4 5 6
Up
may be less in a specific rack or
Down
enclosure.
Ge17641A

4.7.2.9 Connect Alarm Cable to Battery Units (Optional)

The alarm cable is optional depending on configuration. An alarm cable is not


required if using a communication cable to interconnect the battery units.

The figure shows an example of how to connect the battery units.

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Battery unit

..
.
Battery unit

Battery unit

Battery unit

Normally
Closed

Ge17891A

The instruction shows how to install alarm 1 "BMS is Powered Off or Unable to
Start". To install alarm 2 "BMS Failure", use the same instruction.

Steps

1. Mount the first connector to the


alarm cable.

Ge17430B

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2. Connect the alarm cable to the


ALARM first battery unit.

1 (NC)
2 (NC)

Ge17470B

3. Mount the second connector to the


alarm cable.

Ge17430B

4. AL A R M In a multiple battery unit


configuration, interconnect all
battery units daisy-chained, using
1 (NC)
the alarm cables and alarm cable
2 (NC) connectors.
External
alarm
interface

AL A R M

1 (NC)
2 (NC)

Ge17471C

5. Connect the alarm cable from the first and last battery unit to the external
alarm interface in the radio or power system.

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4.7.2.10 Power Up Battery Units

1. Set the system battery circuit


breaker to On.
On

Off

Ge13655B

4.7.2.11 Activate Battery Units

Note: Before activating the battery unit, it is recommended to measure the


voltage between the positive and negative terminal to verify that the
battery is installed with the correct polarity.

Steps

1. Set the power switch on all battery


units to On.

Ge16035B

4.7.2.12 Verify System Voltage for Battery Units

The system voltage is automatically set by the cabinet controller to get the best
performance. Values can be viewed using remote or local user interfaces.

Steps

1. Verify that the system voltage is set depending on the application.

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a. Alternative A: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to fixed
voltage 56.4 V for
56.4 V standby applications in
a stable grid. This gives
100% capacity with
reduced cycle life.
t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge17642A

b. Alternative B: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to 53.2 V for
cyclic use in an unstable
53.2 V grid. This gives 80%
capacity with enhanced
cycle life.

t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge17643A

The correct system voltage optimizes the capacity of the battery depending
on the need. See Manage Batteries for more information.

4.7.2.13 Check Status of Activated Battery Units

Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure


that the optical indicator for
system running shows solid or
flashing green.
If the optical indicator for alarm
shows red, investigate the cause
of the alarm before continuing.

Ge16040B

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2. For each battery unit, make sure


that at least one indicator of the
optical indicator SOC is on.
SOC
When initially activated, the
25 % 50 % 75 % 100 %
battery units may show different
levels of SOC. They will display the
same SOC status during normal
operation.
Ge16041B

4.8 Replace Lithium-Ion Batteries, Battery 6618

Ge22787B

Figure 36    Battery Units Installed in the Enclosure

Table 7     Maximum Number of Units, Battery 6618


Enclosure Type Maximum Units Configuration Example
Supported
AC Enclosure 6 3 groups, 2 units in each
group
DC Enclosure 8 4 groups, 2 units in each
group

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Enclosure Type Maximum Units Configuration Example


Supported
Battery Compartment 4 2 groups, 2 units in each
group

Note: It is mandatory to read Manage Batteries before installing batteries in


the battery rack.

This section describes how to replace Battery 6618.

The AC enclosure can house a maximum of six 3U units of Battery 6618. The
battery units are divided into groups, with maximum two units per group that are
interconnected. Each battery unit must be placed on L-support brackets.

Free space is required over each battery unit with a minimum distance of 0.5U to
the next unit. It is also recommended to have some free space under each group
of connected battery units for cable routing.

Before installing battery units, consider the following:

— In indoor facilities local installation requirements must be followed, for


example, requirements within gas ventilation, fire protection, and escape
routes. NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) and OSHA (Occupational
Safety and Health Administration) are examples of organizations providing
requirements within this area.

— Install a battery only with the same type or a corresponding type that the
manufacturer recommends.

— The power switch on the battery units must be switched off.

— Use only insulated tools.

— It is mandatory to read the document Manage Batteries before installing


batteries in the cabinet.

— For information on which SCU SW versions that support lithium-ion battery


units, see Software Compatibilities.

— For more information on the battery unit, see Battery Unit Description.

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Danger!
Explosion risk!
Damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries can explode or cause a fire. Do not use
damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries.

Warning!
Switching poles when replacing lithium batteries can result in an explosion that can lead
to injury. Always ensure that lithium batteries are connected to the right poles.

4.8.1 Remove Battery Unit

4.8.1.1 Switch Off System Power to Battery Units

1. Set the system battery circuit


breaker to Off.
On

Off

Ge13656B

4.8.1.2 Deactivate Battery Unit

Steps

1. For all battery units in the same


group as the battery unit to
replace, set the battery circuit
breaker to Off.

Ge16039C

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4.8.1.3 Check Status of Deactivated Battery Units

Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure


that the optical indicator for
system running is flashing and all
other optical indicators are off.
If the optical indicators are still
on, repeat the battery deactivation
procedure.

Ge16040B

4.8.1.4 Disconnect Alarm Cable from Battery Unit

1. If applicable, disconnect the alarm


ALARM cables from the battery units.

1 (NC)
2 (NC)

Ge17561A

4.8.1.5 Disconnect Communication Cable from Battery Unit

1. R S4 8 Disconnect the communication


5
cables from the battery units.

R S4 8
5

Ge17562B

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4.8.1.6 Remove Covers from Power Terminals

1. Remove the covers from the power


terminals.

Ge16005B

4.8.1.7 Disconnect Power Cables from Battery Units

1. Disconnect the power cables from


PH3
the battery units.

Ge25702A

PH3

Ge25703A

4.8.1.8 Remove DC Busbars from Battery Units

1. Remove the DC busbars from the


PH3
battery units.

Ge25704A

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4.8.1.9 Remove Battery Unit from Rack

Caution!
The equipment is heavy. Lifting the equipment without the aid of a lifting device can
cause injury.

Steps

1. T30 Detach the battery unit brackets


6 Nm
from the rack.

Ge22742C

2. Pull the battery unit from the rack.

3. Lift the battery unit from the guide


rail. Be careful to not drop the
battery unit on the cables of the
battery unit below. Use a lifting
device when lifting the equipment,
to prevent injury.

Ge22740B

4.8.1.10 Pack Battery Unit

— Damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries must be packaged according to


local regulations in a way suitable for damaged or defective lithium-ion
batteries.

— Batteries that are replaced after reaching end-of-life can be returned in the
packaging from the replacement battery, or in packaging ordered separately.

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4.8.2 Install Battery Unit

4.8.2.1 Battery Connections

–48 V power Cables 0 V power Cables

SCU

Dongle

Communication Cable

Battery

Ge23077B

Figure 37    Example Showing Cables Connected to Battery Units with SCU

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–48 V power Cables 0 V power Cables

Controller 6610

Communication Cable

Battery

Ge24840A

Figure 38    Example Showing Cables Connected to Battery Units with Controller


6610

4.8.2.2 Prepare the Battery Unit

Make sure that the brackets on both sides of the battery unit are installed
in suitable positions for the battery rack installation. There are three possible
positions for the brackets

Steps

1. A B C Make sure that the battery


brackets are installed in position C.

Ge23212A

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4.8.2.3 Install L-support Brackets for Battery Units

1. Install cage nuts in side positions


starting from the bottom of the
19-inch rack.

x4
Ge613063

2. Install the L-support brackets by


tightening the screws.

PH2

2.0 Nm
Ge613064

4.8.2.4 Place Battery Unit in Rack

Caution!
The equipment is heavy. Lifting the equipment without the aid of a lifting device can
cause injury.

Steps

1. Make sure that the battery circuit


breaker is set to Off.

Ge16039C

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2. Use a lifting device when lifting


the equipment into the rack, to
prevent injury.

Ge22740A

3. Place the first battery unit onto


the guide rail or shelf. If there is
more than one pair of guide rails
or shelf, start with the lowest one.
Push the battery unit into the rack.

Ge22743C

4. T30 Attach the battery unit brackets to


6 Nm
the rack.

Ge22742C

4.8.2.5 Switch Off System Power to Battery Units

1. Set the system battery circuit


breaker to Off.
On

Off

Ge13656B

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4.8.2.6 Remove Covers from Power Terminals

1. Remove the covers from the power


terminals.

Ge16005B

4.8.2.7 Install DC Busbars on Battery Units

1. In a multiple battery unit configuration, interconnect the battery units into


groups, using the DC busbars.

a. PH3
Install the DC busbars
6 Nm between the -48 V DC
terminals on the left-hand
side, starting with the top
battery of the group.

Ge22816B

PH3
6 Nm

Ge22817B

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b. PH3
Install the DC busbars
6 Nm between the 0 V DC
terminals on the right-
hand side, starting with
the bottom battery of the
group.

Ge22815B

PH3
6 Nm

Ge22814B

4.8.2.8 Connect Battery Power Cables to Battery Units

Steps

1. Make sure that the battery circuit


breaker is set to Off.

Ge16039C

2. Make sure that the power cables use straight M8 cable lugs.

3. Connect the power cables to the battery units. In a multiple battery unit
configuration, the power cables are connected to the top and bottom battery
unit in each group of interconnected battery units, as follows:

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a. PH3
Connect the –48 V
6 Nm DC cable to the minus
terminal on the first
battery unit in a group
of interconnected battery
units. The first battery
unit is the bottom battery
unit of a group.

Ge22799B

b. PH3
Connect the 0 V DC cable
6 Nm to the plus terminal on
the last battery unit in a
group of interconnected
battery units. The last
battery unit is the top
battery unit of the group.

Ge22798B

4. If applicable, connect the other end of the power cables to the power system.

4.8.2.9 Attach Covers to Power Terminals

1. Attach the covers to the power


terminals.

Ge16005B

4.8.2.10 Connect Communication Cables to Battery Units

Note: The cabinet equipped with lithium-ion battery units can only be used
in combination with a power system that has a cabinet controller that
supports lithium-ion batteries.

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Steps

1. Insert a dongle in the USB


port of SCU 09 01. Connect

SCU 09 01
1
the communication cable to the

2
SERIAL
dongle.

EC
SAU

EXT ALARM Note:


Use cable ties to secure the dongle
-48V

and the communication cable to


the frame to relieve the stress of
the hanging cable.

For information on which SCU


SW versions that support lithium-
ion battery units, see Software
Ge18296A Compatibilities.

2. Connect the communication cable


from the SCU to the first battery
RS48
5 unit.

Ge16036B

3. RS48
5
For a multiple battery unit
configuration, interconnect the
battery units daisy chained.

RS48
5

Ge16037C

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4.8.2.11 Set Address for Battery Units

1. Set the address switch on each


Up
battery unit. The set address of
each battery unit must correspond
2 3
Battery 6
1 4 5 6 7 Down

1 3 Up
to its position in the battery
Battery 5
2 4 5 6 7 Down unit configuration. The maximum
3 Up number of battery units is limited
Battery 4
1 2 4 5 6 7 Down by the rack or enclosure.
1 2 Up
Battery 3
3 4 5 6 7 Down

2 Up
Battery 2
1 3 4 5 6 7 Down

1 Up
Battery 1
2 3 4 5 6 7 Down
Ge22460A

4.8.2.12 Connect Alarm Cable to Battery Units (Optional)

The alarm cable is optional depending on configuration. An alarm cable is not


required if using a communication cable to interconnect the battery units.

The figure shows an example of how to connect the battery units.

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Battery unit

..
.
Battery unit

Battery unit

Battery unit

Normally
Closed

Ge17891A

The instruction shows how to install alarm 1 "BMS is Powered Off or Unable to
Start". To install alarm 2 "BMS Failure", use the same instruction.

Steps

1. Mount the first connector to the


alarm cable.

Ge17430B

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2. Connect the alarm cable to the


ALARM first battery unit.

1 (NC)
2 (NC)

Ge17470B

3. Mount the second connector to the


alarm cable.

Ge17430B

4. AL A R M In a multiple battery unit


configuration, interconnect all
battery units daisy-chained, using
1 (NC)
the alarm cables and alarm cable
2 (NC) connectors.
External
alarm
interface

AL A R M

1 (NC)
2 (NC)

Ge17471C

5. Connect the alarm cable from the first and last battery unit to the external
alarm interface in the radio or power system.

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4.8.2.13 Power Up Battery Units

1. Set the system battery circuit


breaker to On.
On

Off

Ge13655B

4.8.2.14 Activate Battery Units

Note: Before activating the battery unit, it is recommended to measure the


voltage between the positive and negative terminal to verify that the
battery is installed with the correct polarity.

Steps

1. Set the power switch on all battery


units to On.

Ge16035B

4.8.2.15 Check Status of Activated Battery Units

Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure


that the optical indicator for
system running shows solid or
flashing green.
If the optical indicator for alarm
shows red, investigate the cause
of the alarm before continuing.

Ge16040B

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2. For each battery unit, make sure


that at least one indicator of the
optical indicator SOC is on.
SOC
When initially activated, the
25 % 50 % 75 % 100 %
battery units may show different
levels of SOC. They will display the
same SOC status during normal
operation.
Ge16041B

4.8.2.16 Verify System Voltage for Battery Units

The system voltage is automatically set by the cabinet controller to get the best
performance. Values can be viewed using remote or local user interfaces.

Steps

1. Verify that the system voltage is set depending on the application.

a. Alternative A: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to fixed
voltage 56.4 V for
56.4 V standby applications in
a stable grid. This gives
100% capacity with
reduced cycle life.
t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge17642A

b. Alternative B: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to 53.2 V for
cyclic use in an unstable
53.2 V grid. This gives 80%
capacity with enhanced
cycle life.

t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge17643A

The correct system voltage optimizes the capacity of the battery depending
on the need. See Manage Batteries for more information.

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4.9 Mix Lithium-Ion Batteries, Battery 6614 and Battery


6618

Ge23816A

Figure 39    Mixed Batteries in Enclosure

Note: It is mandatory to read Manage Batteries before installing batteries in


the battery rack.

This section describes how to install Battery 6614 together with Battery 6618.

The battery units are divided into groups, with maximum two units per group
that are interconnected. Each battery unit must be placed on a L-support bracket.

Battery 6614 is always the bottom battery in a group and Battery 6618 is always
placed on top.

For Battery 6614 1U of free space above the unit is required and for Battery 6618
0.5U of free space above the unit is required.

Free space is required over each battery unit. It is also recommended to have
some free space under each group of connected battery units for cable routing.

Before installing battery units, consider the following:

— In indoor facilities local installation requirements must be followed, for


example, requirements within gas ventilation, fire protection, and escape

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routes. NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) and OSHA (Occupational


Safety and Health Administration) are examples of organizations providing
requirements within this area.

— Install a battery only with the same type or a corresponding type that the
manufacturer recommends.

— The power switch on the battery units must be switched off.

— Use only insulated tools.

— It is mandatory to read the document Manage Batteries before installing


batteries in the cabinet.

— For information on which SCU SW versions that support lithium-ion battery


units, see Software Compatibilities.

— For more information on the battery unit, see Battery Unit Description.

Danger!
Explosion risk!
Damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries can explode or cause a fire. Do not use
damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries.

Warning!
Switching poles when replacing lithium batteries can result in an explosion that can lead
to injury. Always ensure that lithium batteries are connected to the right poles.

4.9.1 Remove Battery Unit

4.9.1.1 Switch off Battery Circuit Breaker

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Steps

1. If applicable, set the system


battery circuit breaker to Off.
On

Off

Ge13656B

4.9.1.2 Deactivate Battery Unit

Steps

1. For all battery units in the same


group as the battery unit to
replace, set the battery circuit
breaker to Off.

Ge16039C

4.9.1.3 Check Status of Deactivated Battery Units

Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure


that the optical indicator for
system running is flashing and all
other optical indicators are off.
If the optical indicators are still
on, repeat the battery deactivation
procedure.

Ge16040B

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4.9.1.4 Disconnect Alarm Cable from Battery Unit

1. If applicable, disconnect the alarm


ALARM cables from the battery units.

1 (NC)
2 (NC)

Ge17561A

4.9.1.5 Disconnect Communication Cable from Battery Unit

1. R S4 8 Disconnect the communication


5
cables from the battery units.

R S4 8
5

Ge17562B

4.9.1.6 Remove Covers from Power Terminals

1. Remove the covers from the power


terminals.

Ge16005B

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4.9.1.7 Disconnect Power Cables from Battery Units

1. Disconnect the power cables from


PH3
the battery units.

Ge25702A

PH3

Ge25703A

4.9.1.8 Remove DC Busbars from Battery Units

1. Remove the DC busbars from the


PH3
battery units.

Ge25704A

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4.9.1.9 Remove Battery Unit from Rack

1. Detach the battery unit brackets


from the rack.

Ge18111A

2. Pull the battery unit from the rack.

Ge15414A

3. Lift the battery unit from the guide


rail. Be careful to not drop the
battery unit on the cables of the
battery unit below.

Ge15303A

4.9.1.10 Pack Battery Unit

— Damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries must be packaged according to


local regulations in a way suitable for damaged or defective lithium-ion
batteries.

— Batteries that are replaced after reaching end-of-life can be returned in the
packaging from the replacement battery, or in packaging ordered separately.

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4.9.2 Install Battery Unit

4.9.2.1 Prepare the Battery Unit

Make sure that the brackets on both sides of the battery unit are installed
in suitable positions for the battery rack installation. There are three possible
positions for the brackets

Steps

1. A B C Make sure that the battery


brackets are installed in position C.

Ge23212A

4.9.2.2 Install L-support Brackets for Battery Units

1. Install cage nuts in side positions


starting from the bottom of the
19-inch rack.

x4
Ge613063

2. Install the L-support brackets by


tightening the screws.

PH2

2.0 Nm
Ge613064

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4.9.2.3 Place Battery Unit in Rack

Caution!
The equipment is heavy. Lifting the equipment without the aid of a lifting device can
cause injury.

Steps

1. Make sure that the battery circuit


breaker is set to Off.

Ge16039C

2. Use a lifting device when lifting


the equipment into the rack, to
prevent injury.

Ge22740A

3. Place the first battery unit onto


the guide rail or shelf. If there is
more than one pair of guide rails
or shelf, start with the lowest one.
Push the battery unit into the rack.

Ge22743C

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4. T30 Attach the battery unit brackets to


6 Nm
the rack.

Ge22742C

4.9.2.4 Switch Off System Power to Battery Units

1. Set the system battery circuit


breaker to Off.
On

Off

Ge13656B

4.9.2.5 Remove Covers from Power Terminals

1. Remove the covers from the power


terminals.

Ge16005B

4.9.2.6 Install DC Busbars on Battery Units

1. In a multiple battery unit configuration, interconnect the battery units into


groups, using the DC busbars. Use bended busbars to connect between
batteries of different type, and straight busbars to connect between batteries
of same type. Also note that the bended DC busbar to the left-hand side does
not have the same design as the one to the right-hand side.

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a. PH3
Install the DC busbars
6 Nm between the -48 V DC
terminals on the left-hand
side, starting with the top
battery of the group.

Ge23809C

PH3
6 Nm

Ge22817B

b. PH3
Install the DC busbars
6 Nm between the 0 V DC
terminals on the right-
hand side, starting with
the bottom battery of the
group.

Ge22815B

PH3
6 Nm

Ge23808B

4.9.2.7 Connect Battery Power Cables to Battery Units

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Steps

1. Make sure that the battery circuit


breaker is set to Off.

Ge16039C

2. Make sure that the power cables use straight M8 cable lugs.

3. Connect the power cables to the battery units. In a multiple battery unit
configuration, the power cables are connected to the top and bottom battery
unit in each group of interconnected battery units, as follows:

a. PH3
Connect the –48 V
6 Nm DC cable to the minus
terminal on the first
battery unit in a group
of interconnected battery
units. The first battery
unit is the bottom battery
unit of a group.

Ge22799B

b. PH3
Connect the 0 V DC cable
6 Nm to the plus terminal on
the last battery unit in a
group of interconnected
battery units. The last
battery unit is the top
battery unit of the group.

Ge22798B

4. If applicable, connect the other end of the power cables to the power system.

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4.9.2.8 Attach Covers to Power Terminals

1. Attach the covers to the power


terminals.

Ge16005B

4.9.2.9 Connect Communication Cables to Battery Units

Note: The cabinet equipped with lithium-ion battery units can only be used
in combination with a power system that has a cabinet controller that
supports lithium-ion batteries.

Steps

1. Insert a dongle in the USB


port of SCU 09 01. Connect
SCU 09 01
1

the communication cable to the


2
SERIAL

dongle.
EC
SAU

Note:
EXT ALARM

Use cable ties to secure the dongle


-48V

and the communication cable to


the frame to relieve the stress of
the hanging cable.

For information on which SCU


SW versions that support lithium-
ion battery units, see Software
Ge18296A Compatibilities.

2. Connect the communication cable


from the SCU to the first battery
RS48
5 unit.

Ge16036B

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3. RS48
5
For a multiple battery unit
configuration, interconnect the
battery units daisy chained.

RS48
5

Ge16037C

4.9.2.10 Set Address for Battery Units

1. Set the address switch on each


Up
battery unit. The set address of
each battery unit must correspond
2 3
Battery 6
1 4 5 6 7 Down

1 3 Up
to its position in the battery
Battery 5
2 4 5 6 7 Down unit configuration. The maximum
3 Up number of battery units is limited
Battery 4
1 2 4 5 6 7 Down by the rack or enclosure.
1 2 Up
Battery 3
3 4 5 6 7 Down

2 Up
Battery 2
1 3 4 5 6 7 Down

1 Up
Battery 1
2 3 4 5 6 7 Down
Ge22460A

4.9.2.11 Connect Alarm Cable to Battery Units (Optional)

The alarm cable is optional depending on configuration. An alarm cable is not


required if using a communication cable to interconnect the battery units.

The figure shows an example of how to connect the battery units.

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Battery unit

..
.
Battery unit

Battery unit

Battery unit

Normally
Closed

Ge17891A

The instruction shows how to install alarm 1 "BMS is Powered Off or Unable to
Start". To install alarm 2 "BMS Failure", use the same instruction.

Steps

1. Mount the first connector to the


alarm cable.

Ge17430B

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2. Connect the alarm cable to the


ALARM first battery unit.

1 (NC)
2 (NC)

Ge17470B

3. Mount the second connector to the


alarm cable.

Ge17430B

4. AL A R M In a multiple battery unit


configuration, interconnect all
battery units daisy-chained, using
1 (NC)
the alarm cables and alarm cable
2 (NC) connectors.
External
alarm
interface

AL A R M

1 (NC)
2 (NC)

Ge17471C

5. Connect the alarm cable from the first and last battery unit to the external
alarm interface in the radio or power system.

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4.9.2.12 Power Up Battery Units

1. Set the system battery circuit


breaker to On.
On

Off

Ge13655B

4.9.2.13 Activate Battery Units

Note: Before activating the battery unit, it is recommended to measure the


voltage between the positive and negative terminal to verify that the
battery is installed with the correct polarity.

Steps

1. Set the power switch on all battery


units to On.

Ge16035B

4.9.2.14 Check Status of Activated Battery Units

Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure


that the optical indicator for
system running shows solid or
flashing green.
If the optical indicator for alarm
shows red, investigate the cause
of the alarm before continuing.

Ge16040B

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2. For each battery unit, make sure


that at least one indicator of the
optical indicator SOC is on.
SOC
When initially activated, the
25 % 50 % 75 % 100 %
battery units may show different
levels of SOC. They will display the
same SOC status during normal
operation.
Ge16041B

4.9.2.15 Verify System Voltage for Battery Units

The system voltage is automatically set by the cabinet controller to get the best
performance. Values can be viewed using remote or local user interfaces.

Steps

1. Verify that the system voltage is set depending on the application.

a. Alternative A: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to fixed
voltage 56.4 V for
56.4 V standby applications in
a stable grid. This gives
100% capacity with
reduced cycle life.
t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge17642A

b. Alternative B: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to 53.2 V for
cyclic use in an unstable
53.2 V grid. This gives 80%
capacity with enhanced
cycle life.

t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge17643A

The correct system voltage optimizes the capacity of the battery depending
on the need. See Manage Batteries for more information.

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4.10 Replace Lithium-Ion Batteries, Battery 6619

Ge22793B

Figure 40    Battery Units Installed in the Battery Rack

Table 8     Maximum Number of Units, Battery 6619


Enclosure Type Maximum Units Configuration Example
Supported
AC Enclosure G1 4 2 groups, 2 units in each
group
AC Enclosure G2 5 3 groups, 2 or 1 unit(s) in
each group
DC Enclosure 5 3 groups, 2 or 1 unit(s) in
each group
Battery Compartment 3 2 groups, 2 or 1 unit(s) in
each group

Note: It is mandatory to read Manage Batteries before installing batteries in


the battery rack.

This section describes how to install Battery 6619 inside a battery rack.

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The enclosure can house a maximum of five 4.6U units of Battery 6619. The
battery units are divided into groups, with maximum two units per group that are
interconnected. Each battery unit must be placed on L-support brackets.

Free space is required over each battery unit with a minimum distance of 0.4U to
the next unit. It is also recommended to have some free space under each group
of connected battery units for cable routing.

Before installing battery units, consider the following:

— In indoor facilities local installation requirements must be followed, for


example, requirements within gas ventilation, fire protection, and escape
routes. NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) and OSHA (Occupational
Safety and Health Administration) are examples of organizations providing
requirements within this area.

— Install a battery only with the same type or a corresponding type that the
manufacturer recommends.

— The power switch on the battery units must be switched off.

— Use only insulated tools.

— It is mandatory to read the document Manage Batteries before installing


batteries in the cabinet.

— For information on which SCU SW versions that support lithium-ion battery


units, see Software Compatibilities.

— For more information on the battery unit, see Battery Unit Description.

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Danger!
Explosion risk!
Damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries can explode or cause a fire. Do not use
damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries.

Warning!
Switching poles when replacing lithium batteries can result in an explosion that can lead
to injury. Always ensure that lithium batteries are connected to the right poles.

4.10.1 Remove Battery Unit

4.10.1.1 Switch Off System Power to Battery Units

1. Set the system battery circuit


breaker to Off.
On

Off

Ge13656B

4.10.1.2 Deactivate Battery Unit

Steps

1. For all battery units in the same


group as the battery unit to
replace, set the battery circuit
breaker to Off.

Ge16039C

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4.10.1.3 Check Status of Deactivated Battery Units

Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure


that the optical indicator for
system running is flashing and all
other optical indicators are off.
If the optical indicators are still
on, repeat the battery deactivation
procedure.

Ge16040B

4.10.1.4 Disconnect Alarm Cable from Battery Unit

1. If applicable, disconnect the alarm


ALARM cables from the battery units.

1 (NC)
2 (NC)

Ge17561A

4.10.1.5 Disconnect Communication Cable from Battery Unit

1. R S4 8 Disconnect the communication


5
cables from the battery units.

R S4 8
5

Ge17562B

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4.10.1.6 Remove Covers from Power Terminals

1. Remove the covers from the power


terminals.

Ge16005B

4.10.1.7 Disconnect Power Cables from Battery Units

1. Disconnect the power cables from


PH3
the battery units.

Ge25702A

PH3

Ge25703A

4.10.1.8 Remove DC Busbars from Battery Units

1. Remove the DC busbars from the


PH3
battery units.

Ge25704A

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4.10.1.9 Remove Battery Unit from Rack

Caution!
The equipment is heavy. Lifting the equipment without the aid of a lifting device can
cause injury.

Steps

1. T30 Detach the battery unit brackets


6 Nm
from the rack.

Ge22742C

2. Pull the battery unit from the rack.

3. Lift the battery unit from the guide


rail. Be careful to not drop the
battery unit on the cables of the
battery unit below. Use a lifting
device when lifting the equipment,
to prevent injury.

Ge22740B

4.10.1.10 Pack Battery Unit

— Damaged or defective lithium-ion batteries must be packaged according to


local regulations in a way suitable for damaged or defective lithium-ion
batteries.

— Batteries that are replaced after reaching end-of-life can be returned in the
packaging from the replacement battery, or in packaging ordered separately.

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4.10.2 Install Battery Unit

4.10.2.1 Battery Connections

0 V power Cables
–48 V power Cables

SCU

Dongle

Communication Cable

Battery

Ge22794C

Figure 41    Example Showing Cables Connected to Battery Units with SCU

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0 V power Cables
–48 V power Cables

Controller 6610

Communication Cable

Battery

Ge24841A

Figure 42    Example Showing Cables Connected to Battery Units with Controller


6610

4.10.2.2 Prepare the Battery Unit

Make sure that the brackets on both sides of the battery unit are installed
in suitable positions for the battery rack installation. There are three possible
positions for the brackets

Steps

1. PH2 If applicable, move the brackets to


1.6 Nm more suitable positions.

Ge22830B

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4.10.2.3 Install L-support Brackets for Battery Units

1. Install cage nuts in side positions


starting from the bottom of the
19-inch rack.

x4
Ge613063

2. Install the L-support brackets by


tightening the screws.

PH2

2.0 Nm
Ge613064

4.10.2.4 Place Battery Units in Rack

Caution!
The equipment is heavy. Lifting the equipment without the aid of a lifting device can
cause injury.

Steps

1. Make sure that the battery circuit


breaker is set to Off.

Ge16039C

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2. Use a lifting device when lifting


the equipment into the rack, not
to cause injury. Two examples are
shown.

Ge22740A

Ge23088A

3. Place the first battery unit onto


the guide rail or shelf. If there are
more than one pair of guide rails
or shelf, begin with the lowest one.
Push the battery unit into the rack.

Ge15414A

4. PH 2
Attach the battery unit brackets to
the rack.

3.2 Nm

Ge17543A

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4.10.2.5 Switch Off System Power to Battery Units

1. Set the system battery circuit


breaker to Off.
On

Off

Ge13656B

4.10.2.6 Remove Covers from Power Terminals

1. Remove the covers from the power


terminals.

Ge16005B

4.10.2.7 Install DC Busbars on Battery Units

1. In a multiple battery unit configuration, interconnect the battery units into


groups, using the DC busbars.

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a. PH3
Install the DC busbars
6 Nm between the -48 V DC
terminals on the left-hand
side, starting with the top
battery of the group.

Ge22816B

PH3
6 Nm

Ge22817B

b. PH3
Install the DC busbars
6 Nm between the 0 V DC
terminals on the right-
hand side, starting with
the bottom battery of the
group.

Ge22815B

PH3
6 Nm

Ge22814B

4.10.2.8 Connect Battery Power Cables to Battery Units

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Steps

1. Make sure that the battery circuit


breaker is set to Off.

Ge16039C

2. Make sure that the power cables use straight M8 cable lugs.

3. Connect the power cables to the battery units. In a multiple battery unit
configuration, the power cables are connected to the top and bottom battery
unit in each group of interconnected battery units, as follows:

a. PH3
Connect the –48 V
6 Nm DC cable to the minus
terminal on the first
battery unit in a group
of interconnected battery
units. The first battery
unit is the bottom battery
unit of a group.

Ge22799B

b. PH3
Connect the 0 V DC cable
6 Nm to the plus terminal on
the last battery unit in a
group of interconnected
battery units. The last
battery unit is the top
battery unit of the group.

Ge22798B

4. If applicable, connect the other end of the power cables to the power system.

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4.10.2.9 Attach Covers to Power Terminals

1. Attach the covers to the power


terminals.

Ge16005B

4.10.2.10 Connect Communication Cables to Battery Units

Note: The cabinet equipped with lithium-ion battery units can only be used
in combination with a power system that has a cabinet controller that
supports lithium-ion batteries.

Steps

1. Insert a dongle in the USB


port of SCU 09 01. Connect
SCU 09 01
1

the communication cable to the


2
SERIAL

dongle.
EC
SAU

Note:
EXT ALARM

Use cable ties to secure the dongle


-48V

and the communication cable to


the frame to relieve the stress of
the hanging cable.

For information on which SCU


SW versions that support lithium-
ion battery units, see Software
Ge18296A Compatibilities.

2. Connect the communication cable


from the SCU to the first battery
RS48
5 unit.

Ge16036B

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3. RS48
5
For a multiple battery unit
configuration, interconnect the
battery units daisy chained.

RS48
5

Ge16037C

4.10.2.11 Set Address for Battery Units

1. Set the address switch on each


Up
battery unit. The set address of
each battery unit must correspond
2 3
Battery 6
1 4 5 6 7 Down

1 3 Up
to its position in the battery
Battery 5
2 4 5 6 7 Down unit configuration. The maximum
3 Up number of battery units is limited
Battery 4
1 2 4 5 6 7 Down by the rack or enclosure.
1 2 Up
Battery 3
3 4 5 6 7 Down

2 Up
Battery 2
1 3 4 5 6 7 Down

1 Up
Battery 1
2 3 4 5 6 7 Down
Ge22460A

4.10.2.12 Connect Alarm Cable to Battery Units (Optional)

The alarm cable is optional depending on configuration. An alarm cable is not


required if using a communication cable to interconnect the battery units.

The figure shows an example of how to connect the battery units.

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Battery unit

..
.
Battery unit

Battery unit

Battery unit

Normally
Closed

Ge17891A

The instruction shows how to install alarm 1 "BMS is Powered Off or Unable to
Start". To install alarm 2 "BMS Failure", use the same instruction.

Steps

1. Mount the first connector to the


alarm cable.

Ge17430B

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2. Connect the alarm cable to the


ALARM first battery unit.

1 (NC)
2 (NC)

Ge17470B

3. Mount the second connector to the


alarm cable.

Ge17430B

4. AL A R M In a multiple battery unit


configuration, interconnect all
battery units daisy-chained, using
1 (NC)
the alarm cables and alarm cable
2 (NC) connectors.
External
alarm
interface

AL A R M

1 (NC)
2 (NC)

Ge17471C

5. Connect the alarm cable from the first and last battery unit to the external
alarm interface in the radio or power system.

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4.10.2.13 Power Up Battery Units

1. Set the system battery circuit


breaker to On.
On

Off

Ge13655B

4.10.2.14 Activate Battery Units

Note: Before activating the battery unit, it is recommended to measure the


voltage between the positive and negative terminal to verify that the
battery is installed with the correct polarity.

Steps

1. Set the power switch on all battery


units to On.

Ge16035B

4.10.2.15 Check Status of Activated Battery Units

Steps

1. For all battery units, make sure


that the optical indicator for
system running shows solid or
flashing green.
If the optical indicator for alarm
shows red, investigate the cause
of the alarm before continuing.

Ge16040B

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2. For each battery unit, make sure


that at least one indicator of the
optical indicator SOC is on.
SOC
When initially activated, the
25 % 50 % 75 % 100 %
battery units may show different
levels of SOC. They will display the
same SOC status during normal
operation.
Ge16041B

4.10.2.16 Verify System Voltage for Battery Units

The system voltage is automatically set by the cabinet controller to get the best
performance. Values can be viewed using remote or local user interfaces.

Steps

1. Verify that the system voltage is set depending on the application.

a. Alternative A: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to fixed
voltage 56.4 V for
56.4 V standby applications in
a stable grid. This gives
100% capacity with
reduced cycle life.
t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge17642A

b. Alternative B: The system


Voltage
voltage is set to 53.2 V for
cyclic use in an unstable
53.2 V grid. This gives 80%
capacity with enhanced
cycle life.

t (hours)
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00 24:00
Ge17643A

The correct system voltage optimizes the capacity of the battery depending
on the need. See Manage Batteries for more information.

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5 Perform Concluding Routines

Follow the instructions in the work order or the Operating Instructions (OPI) that
refers to this document.

Steps

Before leaving the site, do the following:

1. Make sure that the cabinet is operational and that no alarm is active
(detailed information about optical indicators can be found in Indicators,
Buttons, and Switches).

Note: Reaching the final indicator status can take up to 30 minutes.

2. Collect all tools.

3. Inform the OMC that the work is finished on the enclosure.

4. Close and lock the enclosure.

5. Complete the work order.

6. Follow the procedures for the return and disposal of replacement parts and
the disposal of packing. Information about how to handle faulty equipment
is described in Handling Faulty Equipment.

7. Lock all doors and gates to the site.

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References

6 References

Safety

— Personal Health and Safety Information, 124 46-2885

— System Safety Information, 124 46-2886

— Transportation and Storage, 114/1551-LZA 701 6001/1

Generic

— Handling Faulty Equipment, 2/1541-LZA 701 6001

— Install Enclosure, 21/1531-LZA 701 6011/1

— Data Collection Guideline, 1/1553-LZA 701 6001/1

— Indicators, Buttons, and Switches, 19/1551-LZA 701 6001

Site

— Manage Batteries, 1/154 43-LZA 701 6009

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