GEPA ARG-24L Series User Manual

Battery charger and battery group

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GEPA ARG-24L Battery Charger and Battery Group

1. General

• Read this document before montage and wiring.
• Make sure device is not energized before wiring.
• Do not touch terminals while device is energized.
• Montage and wiring must be done according to document by qualified person/people.
• Use dry cloth to clean. Do not use chemicals that may lead deformation or corrosion.
• Warranty is valid for 2 years from invoice date, batteries are excluded from warranty.
• Warranty will be violated under these conditions; unauthorized modifications, opening enclosure and removing warranty
label.
• This device is intended for use in indoor and industrial environment.
• Manufacturer or sales company is not responsible of faults if user doesn't obey recommendations at the above.
Batteries are not under warranty.
Transformer in the device may cause inrush currents. C type fuse at AC supply voltage input is recommended.
Contact with high voltage (≥ 42.2V
This product conforms to Low Voltage Directive (LVD) 2014/35/EU and Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive
2014/30/EU. Conformity is assessed in accordance to the latest versions of EN 61204-7 and EN 61204-3 standards.
Consult us for recycling or disposal of the device and batteries according to WEEE directive.

2. Features

Ergonomic and low-cost solution for power stations and substations
Thyristor controlled rectifier
Continuous 5A, short-term 15A output current
Output voltage is adjustable in range of 20 – 30 V
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Continuous output current is adjustable in range of 1 – 5 A with 0.1 A steps
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Short-term output current is 15 A
Soft start
Electronic short-circuit protection at DC output
VRLA type 5 or 10 years life expectancy batteries
Output voltage and current is adjustable via control unit
Output voltage and current measurement on control unit
Alarm contact output for SCADA system connection
User Guide
GEPA ARG-24L Series Battery Charger & Battery Group is used for DC power systems of power
stations, substations or other applications where DC voltage needed. Device provides DC
voltage to system by rectifying AC voltage input and keeps batteries under charge (float charge)
in case of AC power loss to keep DC power bus alive.
GEPA ARG-24L Series Battery Charger & Battery Group is designed for applications which
require short-term high current demand. The device designed considering the requirements of
substations. Provides short-term high current demand, for like circuit breaker charging
motor, and continuously provides float charge voltage for battery group and DC power
system. Thus, it provides low-cost and ergonomic solution for such applications.
or ≥ 60 V
) may cause electrical shock and injury.
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Summary of Contents for GEPA ARG-24L Series

  • Page 1 User Guide 1. General GEPA ARG-24L Series Battery Charger & Battery Group is used for DC power systems of power stations, substations or other applications where DC voltage needed. Device provides DC voltage to system by rectifying AC voltage input and keeps batteries under charge (float charge) in case of AC power loss to keep DC power bus alive.
  • Page 2 Switch DC MCB position to OFF Switch AC MCB position to OFF 4.2. Control Unit and Settings GEPA ARG-24L Series Battery Charger & Battery Group’s control unit, BCC-2 Control Unit, provides human machine interface. Output voltage and current is adjustable; output voltage and current live measurements and alarm indicators are available through control unit.
  • Page 3 Applied Standards IEC 60146-1-1:2009 [Informative] 7. Dimensions GEPA GEPA Elektronik San. ve Tic. Ltd. Şti. Büyük Sanayi 1. Cad. No: 93/36 İskitler Altındağ/ANKARA Tel: +90 (312) – 341 – 4104 • Fax: +90 (312) – 384 – 0436 www.gepaelk.com • gepa@gepaelk.com...

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