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- Page 1 ® ® We Engineer Confidence We Engineer Confidence ® ® 1RK-xRU-PSU-2-HSWP ONErack dual-redundant PSU Installation Guide V1.10 MNL-1RK-HSWP-V1.10 Mar 2019...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
In this guide In the box About the ONErack dual-redundant PSU Fitting the ONErack dual-redundant PSU Replacing the power units in your ONErack dual-redundant PSU Overloading the ONErack dual-redundant PSU Powering modules outside your ONErack with the service cable Safety information for the internal power supply and... -
Page 3: In The Box
Thanks for buying this ONErack dual-redundant power supply unit. The dual-redundant PSU comes with two removable power units that you can replace during operation, with no need to power off. Features 450 watts, supplied across two power units, allows you to power... - Page 4 2 power leads, AC, appropriate for your region 1 service cable 1 safety guide 1 installation guide 1 A3 template In the unlikely event that a component is missing or damaged, please contact tech.usa@tvone.com or tech.europe@tvone.com. Tools Pozidriv® PZ1 crosshead screwdriver tvONE...
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Page 5: About The Onerack Dual-Redundant Psu
About the ONErack dual-redundant PSU Front panel Shows you the status Replaceable power units of power unit 2 Shows you the status Connect the service of the fuse of power cable unit 2 Shows you the status Connect a fan cover... - Page 6 The power unit has failed and needs to be replaced. The fault relay closes and triggers an alert. Read more on page 8. Both power units have failed, or there is no power supplied to the dual-redundant PSU. The fault relay closes and triggers an alert. tvONE...
- Page 7 Rear panel Connect power Connect up to three fan leads covers Fault relay. 2-pin 3.5 mm detachable terminal block. Relay contact Connect a daisy- rating 1 A 30 V AC/DC. Closes chain cable to the on fault. upper power rail Connect an alerting device, for example, a buzzer, light, or third-party control system.
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Page 8: Fitting The Onerack Dual-Redundant Psu
Fitting the ONErack dual-redundant PSU To avoid damaging your ONErack, build it in a clean, tidy area. This installation guide assumes you have already built a ONErack chassis. Read more about building a chassis in the installation guide for the ONErack chassis. - Page 9 PSU to two electrical outlets. The green LEDs on the front of the dual-redundant PSU light up. Read more in the guide for ONErack modules. The guide is available from the Downloads tab at tvone.com/onerack. MNL-1RK-HSWP-V1.10...
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Page 10: Replacing The Power Units In Your Onerack Dual-Redundant Psu
Replacing the power units in your ONErack dual-redundant PSU You can replace each of the power units in your dual-redundant PSU during operation, with no need to power off. Replacement power units are sold separately. Ask your sales representative about 1RK-PSU-HSWP. -
Page 11: Overloading The Onerack Dual-Redundant Psu
Overloading the ONErack dual-redundant PSU Drawing too much power from the ONErack dual-redundant PSU can cause power units to fail, or the fuse can trip. The front panel of your dual-redundant PSU includes a power load meter to help you prevent this happening. - Page 12 LEDs are lit. If you want to run more devices, use an extra power supply, or power the devices using a different method. Read about the different ways to power devices in the installation guide for ONErack modules. The guide is available from the Downloads tab at tvone.com/onerack.
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Page 13: Powering Modules Outside Your Onerack With The Service Cable
To service devices mounted on modules, you remove the module from the ONErack chassis. Removing the module from the chassis disconnects the module from your ONErack power supply. The service cable allows you to remove a module and connect it directly to your ONErack power supply. - Page 14 2. Connect the service cable to the voltage selector of the module. 3. Connect the service cable to the internal power supply, or dual-redundant PSU. tvONE...
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Page 15: Safety Information For The Internal Power Supply And The Dual-Redundant Psu
Safety information for the internal power supply and the dual-redundant Risk of electrical shock Do not open the cover of the internal power supply or dual-redundant PSU. There are no user-serviceable parts inside. When using the service cable to power a module, do not open the voltage selector or attempt to change the voltage of that module. -
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