Security Level:

03/11/2023

TIM Lithium Battery Project

E2E SOLUTION

www.huawei.com

Aristeu Alberto de Oliveira ID: 0400034

Emerson Pereira dos Santos 00261630
Vinicius Silva Lima v50021833

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Huawei Confidential

ETP48300 - Power System
Overview
Capacity: 300A
URs: 6 units
UR Capacity: 3000W / 50A
Dimensions: 482,6mm (W) x 330mm (D) x 266,7mm (H)
Size: 6Us
Rack: 19”
Cabling mode: top inlet

Circuit breakers
Battery:
4xCB: 125A
Consumers:
LLVD BLVD
1xCB: 126A 1xCB: 63A
RECTIFIER 3000W SMU02-C
3xCB: 16A 4xCB: 16A
5xCB: 10A
2xCB: 6A
ETP48300 - Power System
AC Power INPUT
ETP48300 - Power System
Battery Interconection Scenary 1 – Until 4 Batterys

Cat5e cable
GND RTN+0 CABLE 35MM
RTN-48 CABLE 35MM
ETP48300 - Power System
Scenary 2 – 5~10 Batterys
Cat5e cable

DCDB de Bateria

GND

10
ETP48300 - Power System
ETP48300 - Power System
Start UP Conection
STARTUP CABLE SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO BLVD BREAKER 6A ~ 32A

6A
ETP48600 - Power System
Overview
Capacity: 675A
URs: 9 units
UR capacity: 4000W / 75A
Dimensions: 442mm (W) x 330mm (D) x 222mm (H)
Size: 5Us
Rack: 19”
Cabling mode: in front

Circuit breakers
Battery:
6xCB: 125A
Consumers:
LLVD BLVD

SMU02-C 2xCB: 125A 6xCB: 63A

3xCB: 63A 2xCB: 32A
2xCB: 16A
ETP48600 - Power System
Scenary 1 – Until 6 Batterys
Cat5e cable

GND

DCDB de Consumidor
ETP48600 - Power System DCDBs Cable Conection
Scenary 2 – 7~10 Batterys
Cat5e cable

DCDB de Bateria

GND

DCDB de Consumidor
9

10
ETP48600 - Power System
ETP48600 - Power System
STARTUP CABLE SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO BLVD BREAKER 6A ~ 32A

16A
ETP48600 - Power System
Ligação em sistema Monofásico
ETP48600 - Power System
Ligação em sistema Bifásico
ETP48600 - Power System
Ligação em sistema Trifásico 220v
ETP48600 - Power System
Ligação em sistema Trifásico 220/380v
MTS9606B-N20C1 (IPSS)
Informações
Capacity (power supply): 600A
Battery space: 6x ESM-48100C1
URs: 9 units
Dimensions: 600mm (W) x 600mm (D) x 2000mm (H)
Rack: 11”
Cabling mode: top inlet

Circuit breakers
Battery:
NA – 2 OT terminals
Consumers:
LLVD BLVD
6xCB: 40A 6xCB: 40A
Delivery solution scenario

Scenario 1: Up to 6 batteries installed directly onto battery tray Scenario 2: Up to 12 batteries using mini-rack Scenario 3: Up tp 8 batteries using vertical mini-rack
Site Monitoring Unit – SMU02C
1
10 9 8

The SMU02C controller is a powerful and cost- 2

3
effective module, developed for monitoring and 4

controlling a wide range of HUAWEI DC power 5

system.

6 7

1. SD card slot* (on the left) 6. USB ports

2. Run indicator 7. RS485/RS232 port

3. Minor alarm indicator 8. Fast Ethernet port

4. Major alarm indicator 9. CAN communications port

5. Buttons 10. LCD

*Maximum support 32GB capacity.

 Special material (Hardware)
• 6U Mini-rack: BOM CODE 21244503/21244825; Available on SSR template

MINI_RACK_DESI VERTICAL_MINI_R
GN ACK

• AC Distribution box: BOM CODE 02122688; Available on SSR template

AC_PDU_DESIGN
Site control center (SCC)
SCC800-S1 1. WIFI module for WEB access
5 7 9 2. 4G/GPRS Antenna
3. Outdoor RF antenna port
4. Indoor RF antenna port
5. RS485 port
6. Intelligent equip.(RS485)/BoostLi (CAN)
7. GE1 port (connect to NetEco)
10 8. GE2: 3rd party int. equip.
1 2 3 4 6 8 9. PDE_1 & PDE_2 for IP camera
10. Power
Site control center (SCC)
SCC800-S2

9 13
1. USB 8. COM1/12V
7 11
2. RF wireless networking 9. RS485 communications
button 10. COM2/CAN communications
3. 4G antenna 11. GE_1 communications
4. Outdoor RF antenna 12. GE_2 communications
1 3 5 8 12 15
5. Indoor RF antenna 13. PoE_1 communications
2 4 6 10 14
6. COM1 communications 14. PoE_2 communications
7. COM3/12V 15. 48VDC power
Site control center
SCC800: Comparison

SCC800-S1
Supports 3 RS485 ports
Supports self-charged lithium batteries.
--
Supports 2 GE communication channels
Supports 2 PoE communication channels
Supports 1 CAN communication channel
Supports ZigBee communication
Supports 2 SIM cards
Supported frequency bands:
SCC800-S2
Supports 4 RS485 ports
Supports 2 12V output
Supports 2 DIs.
Supports 2 GE communication channels
Supports 2 PoE communication channels
Supports 1 CAN communication channel
Supports Zigbee communication (wireless)
Supports 2 SIM cards
Supported frequency bands:

LTE FDD:B1/B3/B8/B18/B19/B26 LTE FDD:B1/B3/B8/B18/B19/B26

LTE-TDD: B41 LTE-TDD: B41
WCDMA: B1/B6/B8/B19 WCDMA: B1/B6/B8/B19
GSM: 900/1800MHz GSM: 900/1800MHz
Support LTE/WCDMA receive diversity Support LTE/WCDMA receive diversity
Support GNSS Support GNSS
IMPLEMENTATION
PROCEDURE
Dismantle and Reverse Logistics
Dismantle
• Existing power system
Power system should be carefully removed and placed on newly provided equipment box
*Phased out power systems, such as “Omibra vermelho”should check with customer whether or not to
be discated

• Existing lead-acid battery

Dismantle all , disconnect lead-acid battery power cables from existing power system

Reverse logistics
• Transportation invoice issued by customer
Subcon take dismantled equipment to its own warehouse. Huawei transports equipment from subcon to TIM Warehouse.

• Transportation invoice not issued by customer

Dismantled equipment should be left on site on protected place. Customer should under all circumstances be notified.

Note: Customer should sign receipt for all dismantled material received.
STANDARD OPERATION
PROCEDURE
SWAP SCENARIOS
General dismantling procedure

Power off all

Preparation Open CRT/WFM breakers

Move existing Load cables Disconnected all

power system insulation load cables

Move battery Move existing lead- Installation

cables acid battery
Scenario 1: Material checklist

① Power system and URs according to BOQ

② Batteries and RF IDs according to BOQ
③ AC PDU, AC/DC power cables and network cables according to SSR
④ Miscelaneous such as connectors, thermo retractile, insulation tape,
etc

Standard Materials Additional Materials

Scenario 1: Cold swap outdoor cabinet (access sites)
• ① Power off battery breakers/fuses
• ② Disconect lead-accid batteries bank by bank, always
well insulating power cables; Remove batteries one by one;
• ③ Power off loads one by one, well insulating power
cables;
• ④ Power off AC breakers;
• ⑤ Remove URs and store separetly. Remove existing
power system from rack and store accordingly;
Scenario 1: Cold swap outdoor cabinet (access sites)
• ① Install and energize AC PDU (or reuse);
• ② Mount power system on rack, install URs, connect to
AC PDU and power on system;
• ③ Reconect loads one by one, powering on right after;
• ④ Install first battery;
• ⑤ Install remaining batteries;
• ⑥ Connect alarms and finish cable organization.
Scenario 2: Material checklist

① Power system and URs according to BOQ

② Batteries and RF IDs according to BOQ
③ AC PDU, AC/DC power cables and network cables according to SSR
④ Miscelaneous such as connectors, thermo retractile, insulation tape, etc
⑤ Extra power cables/breakers for parallel power source connection
(consider one pair of 35mm2 cable each 150A
⑥ Extra power cables to connect embedded DCDU loads to provisional
power source.
OPTIONAL: provisional DCDU to simplify load migration
Standard Materials Additional Materials
Scenario 2: Hot swap sites with more than
one power system (reuse PDU)

① Ensure 2nd power

system capacity is enough
for existing + migration load
② Power existing PDU
(reuse) to 2nd power
system through suitable
breaker/power cable
③ Raise 2nd PS voltage
higher (0.2v) than swapped
PS
Scenario 2: Hot swap sites with more than
one power system (embedded PDU)
① Migrate B power input
of equipments to suitable
breaker on 2nd PS
② For equipments with
simple power input, request
customer authorization to
temporarily power off
equipment during migration
③ Raise 2nd PS voltage
higher (0.2v) than swapped
PS
*If necessary, use provisional DCDU (if breakers on 2nd PS not enough)
Scenario 2: Hot swap sites with more than
one power system
④ Install provisional battery on 2nd PS if necessary
⑤ Power off AC from power system to-be swapped
⑥ Disconect lead-accid batteries bank by bank, always well insulating power cables; Remove batteries one by one;
⑦ Disconnect and insulate via A power input of equipments
⑧ Remove URs and store separetly. Remove existing power system from rack and store accordingly;
⑨ Install and energize AC PDU (or reuse);
⑩ Mount power system on rack, install URs, connect to AC PDU and power on system;
⑪ Install all battery banks
⑫ Reconect existing PDU busbar to suitable breaker on PS
⑬ Reconnect equipments via A power input to suitable breaker on new PS
⑭ Reconnect simple power input equipments to new PS after customer approval (brief power interruption)
⑮ Raise new PS voltage higher (0.2v) than 2nd PS
⑯ Power off and remove provisional power cables from 2nd power system
⑰ Normalize new PS voltage
⑱Connect alarms and finish cable organization.
Scenario 3: Material checklist
① Power system and URs according to BOQ
② Batteries and RF IDs according to BOQ
③ AC PDU, AC/DC power cables and network cables according to SSR
④ Miscelaneous such as connectors, thermo retractile, insulation tape, etc
⑤ Spare power system for parallel installation
⑥ Extra power cables/breakers for parallel power source connection (consider one
pair of 35mm2 cable each 150A
⑦ Extra power cables to connect embedded DCDU loads to provisional power
source.
OPTIONAL: provisional DCDU to simplify load migration
Standard Materials Additional Materials
Scenario 3: Hot swap sites with provisional
power system
① Power existing PDU (reuse) to provisional
power system through suitable breaker/power
cable
② Migrate B power input of equipments to
suitable breaker on provisional PS
③ For equipments with simple power input,
request customer authorization to temporarily
power off equipment during migration
④ Raise provisional PS voltage higher (0.2v)
than swapped PS
Scenario 3: Hot swap sites with provisional
power system
⑤ Power off AC from power system to-be swapped
② Disconect lead-accid batteries bank by bank, always well insulating power cables; Remove batteries one by one;
③ Disconnect and insulate via A power input of equipments
⑤ Remove URs and store separetly. Remove existing power system from rack and store accordingly;
⑥ Install and energize AC PDU (or reuse);
⑦ Mount power system on rack, install URs, connect to AC PDU and power on system;
⑧ Install all battery banks
⑨ Reconect existing PDU busbar to suitable breaker on PS
⑩ Reconnect equipments via A power input to suitable breaker on new PS
⑪ Reconnect simple power input equipments to new PS after customer approval (brief power interruption)
⑫ Raise new PS voltage higher (0.2v) than 2nd PS
⑬ Power off provisional power system and remove provisional cables
⑭ Normalize new PS voltage
⑮ Connect alarms and finish cable organization.
STANDARD OPERATION
PROCEDURE
INSTALLATION TECHNIQUE
Installation methodology
Day time
Access sites----Open CRT before starting activities
Agreggation sites--- With customer approval
Use new power system as parallel to keep power online

Night time(maintenace window: 0~6 am)

Agreggation sites----RFC approved, and open WFM before starting activities
Use new power system as parallel to keep power online
Spare power system cost (MOS arrangement of nearby sites for provisional installation)
Key installation procedure _ Access site

Install new ETP Install UR

Dismantle
power

Switch on loads Power on ETP

Connect all loads
breakers power

install lithium Switch on lithium Configure

battery battery breakers software(optional)

CRT close Alarm verify Dry contact alarm

Complete (optional) connection
Key installation procedure _ Hub/ Agreggation site

Move B side power Dismantle existing

Install parallel power system and
cable to current ETP
ETP power Aside power cable
power

Connect B side
Power on new Install new ETP
power cable to new
ETP power power
ETP system

install lithium battery Configure

Switch on loads
and power on software(if need)
breakers
breakers

CRT/WFM close Dry contact alarm

Alarm verify
Complete connection

• Parallel power system should be connected to existing PDU bus bar

• Parallel power system voltage should be set higher than existing power system
• Existing power system can power off then start swap
ETP Power system installation

②Installing the ground

cable

① Installing a
subrack

③Installing a
rectifier
ETP Power system connection to AC PDU
CONNECT PRE-ARRANGED UR POWER CABLES TO AC PDU

 For 380 FFFN and 220 FN BROWN PHASE; BLUE NEUTRAL

 For 220 FFF and 220 FF BROWN PHASE 1; BLUE PHASE 2
AC PDU
Terminal block: 1 2 3 4 5 6

Plug-in bridge:
AC PDU Seitec

2 Poles: 3 Poles:

AC PDU Nilko

Connection types
1. 220V 1P/N 2. 220V 2P 3. 380V 3P 4. 380V 3P/N

1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6

R NEUTRAL R S R T S R T S NEUTRAL
AC PDU
Connection types

1. 220V 1P/N 2. 220V 2P

1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6

R NEUTRAL R S

R N R N R N R N R N R N R S R S R S R S R S R S

NEUTRAL WITHOUT NEUTRAL

AC PDU
Connection types
3. 380V 3P 4. 380V 3P/N

1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6

R T S R T S NEUTRAL

R T R S T S R T R S T S R N N S T N R N N S T N

WITHOUT NEUTRAL NEUTRAL

AC PDU AC PDU
Datasheet
AC PDU Input Mode 1: 380 FFFN (Vf =
220v)
• Input: PE, N, R, S and T
• Input keying: Disconnect orange connector (isolate with thermos
retractile). Plug equipment on breaker left + N bar.
UR1 UR6
AC PDU Input Mode 2: 220 FFF (Vf = 127v)
• Input: PE, R, S and T (N OPTIONAL)
• Input keying: STANDARD

UR1 UR6
AC PDU Input Mode 3: 220 FN (Vf = 220v)
• Input: PE, N, R
• Input keying: Insert RST JUMPER; Disconnect orange connector
(isolate with thermos retractile)
UR1 UR6
AC PDU Input Mode 4: 220 FF (Vf = 127v)
• Input: PE, R, S (N OPTIONAL)
• Input keying: Exchange market breaker input
with corresponding color cable (isolate removed
cable with thermo retractile)
UR1 UR6
DC load connection to breaker

①Installing DC output power cables one by one

Follow solution design and mop of distribution
Alarm physical connection
• TRJ – PREFERENCE SKIP ALARM BLOCK (CABLE DIRECTLY CONNECTED)
• TSP – ONLY ALARM BLOCK CONECTION (IF NO ALARM BLOCK, NO CABLING SHOULD BE
DONE BY HUAWEI)
• TLE – CONNECTION HUAWEI SIDE ACCORDING TO CUSTOMER DEFINED COLOR
STANDARD
• TCO – ONGOING
• TNE – ONGOING
• TNO – ONGOING
Alarm physical connection_ Sensors

Smoke sensor connect in

Temp&HUM sensor connect in

Alarm physical connection_Dry contact alarm cable output to U2000 only Huawei BBU site
UIM Board

②ALM4~5
④ALM9~12

①ALM1 ③ALM6
~3 ~8
UIM Board

BBU EXT_ALARM Board

ALM9 to ALM12
ALM1 to ALM8
Alarm physical and logical configuration_Dry contact alarm cable output
to U2000
• U2000 script should be uploaded by BRDC, and testing should be done while on field.
• Special attention to door sensor (can be LOW or HIGH according to cabinet standard)
Alarm physical and logical configuration _No huawei BBU site
①Alarm connection should respect 32 position alarm block defined below ②Subcontractor should paste new block relationship on cabinet

ALM9~12

ALM1~8

Alarm Block UIM of SMU

Cabinet without alarm block
• 4x CAT5e cable plugged directly to UIM alarm ports
• Door, Fan 1, Fan 2, Main AC breaker alarms should be interconnected with cable pair indicated in the table.
Thermo retractible sleeve should be used to protect cable splice.
Installation with additional mini-rack

Mini-rack for lithium battery Lithium battery installation with mini-rack

Note:
• Mini-rack to be provided when rack does not
have fixation bars for power system/batteries
• Priority install lithium battery in safety box,if
lithium battery configration exceed safety box
qty, and cannot install lithium battery at rack,
remove safety box ,add new mini rack.

Lithium battery installation without mini-rack

Installation with additional ACPDU
19inch Rack

①② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥

AC total input AC input for 6 UR

② Power off AC input breaker ①Fasten ACPDU on 19inch

of AC box rack
Note :
③Connect Phase cable
• Support 1phase,2phase and 3 phase cable connection.
from AC box to ACPDU
• AC PDU should only be provided if existing cabinet does not
have PDU. In case of existing PDU is too old, breakers
exchange should be considered.
Installation with additional AC power cable
AC BOX
Note:
①AC BOX to AC total input
AC Cable reuse if existing cable
respect brazilian design code.
Once AC existing cable is 10mm,
should be changed to additional new
cable as 25mm.

①AC BOX to AC input

Electrical Conceptual Diagram
INTEGRAÇÃO COM NETECO
Cenário INBand
Site Integration Conection
Etapa (10a):
Conecte o cabo de rede entre a controladora
SCC800 (SMU) e o roteador, conforme porta
definida na SSD.
Após finalizar entre em contato com o BRDC
para confirmar o site na gerencia.

①Network cable connection to BBU

Optional:only huawei BBU sites
If Mon1 is resued,connect to Mon0.
Conexão InBand: multiplas SMUs
Visão geral do diagrama de conexão

6
2
5

(1) Porta RS485/RS232 da SMU (Fonte 1) (4) Porta COM (RS485) da UIM02D
(2) Porta MON0 da BBU Huawei (5) Porta RS485/RS232 da SMU (Fonte 2)
(3) Porta de comunicação CAN da SMU (Fonte 1) (6) Porta de comunicação CAN da SMU (Fonte 2)
 Conexão InBand: multiplas SMUs
Método 2 – Comissionamento via controladora: definição do endereço da controladora.
Altere os parametros de endereço de comunuicação de ambas as fontes através das respectivas SMU.

Menu principal: Pressionar o botão ENTER [ ] e acessar Definições de parametros. Pressionar ENTER novamente.
Senha/Palavra-passe: 000001

Acessar: Parametros de comunicação > Protocolo principal/secundario > Endereço de comunicação .

 Conexão InBand: multiplas SMUs
Método 2 – Comissionamento via controladora: definição do endereço da controladora.

Pressione ENTER para alterar e ENTER novamente para sair.

Para Fonte ETP 1: utilizar endereço três (3). Para fonte ETP 2: utilizar endereço quatro(4).
BoostLi: Conexões Elétrica e Comunicação

Alimentação Auxiliar
da BMU da bateria

Barra de aterramento
Barra de 0V

Disjuntores de Baterias

Barra de 0V

Disjuntor <10Amps
Configuração via IP

Etapa (1):
No menu principal:
- pressione o botão [Enter] para acessar o
“Parameters Settings” (menu de
configuração),
- pressione o botão [Enter] para iniciar , será
solicitada um senha.

Depois de digitar a senha correta,

Etapa 2: vá para a Etapa (3) –
Informar a Senha. A senha padrão pré “configuração de parâmetros”.
configurada é (000001)

Função dos Botoes:

• Tecla [Enter]: confirmação
• Botões [para cima] e [para baixo]: ajuste de
valor
• Botão Retornar: retornar ao anterior ou
cancelar
Configuração via IP
Etapa (3):
Com a tecla de seta, mova para baixo até
“Comm. Parameters”, pressione [enter).

Etapa (4):
Selecionar a opção “Network Parameters”,
pressione [enter]

Etapa (5):
Selecionar o campo “IP Address”. Nesse
campo deve ser informado o IP local da
SCC800 (IP informado na SSD). Pressione
[enter] para iniciar a alteração. Para finalizar
pressione [enter] novamente.

Etapa (6): Selecionar a opção “Subnet Mask”,

deve ser configurado (255.255.255.252), para
finalizar pressione [enter] novamente.
Configuração via IP
Etapa (7):
Selecionar o campo “Default Gateway”. Nesse
campo deve ser configurado o IP do roteador
(IP informado na SSD). Pressione [enter] para
iniciar a alteração e informar o IP. Para finalizar
pressione [enter] novamente.

Etapa (8):
O Campo “Vlan Enable” deve ser mantido
como (NO), deve ser mantido desativado.

Etapa (9):
Selecionar o campo “NetEco Primary IP”.
Nesse campo deve ser configurado o IP do
servidor (10.129.226.165). Pressione [enter]
para iniciar a alteração e informar o IP Neteco.
Para finalizar pressione [enter] novamente.
 POWER SYSTEM
VOLTAGE CHANGE
THROUGH CONTROLLER
HUAWEI SMU02B