SamplexPower Evolution Series Owner's Manual page 53

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3.15 Shore bASeD inStALLAtion
3.15.1 typical Shore based installation
fig. 3.13 illustrates a typical shore based installation
battery is connected to the DC input connections through an appropriate fuse in the battery
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+ line to protect the DC input cables against short circuit
battery Temperature Sensor Model EVO-bCTS is installed on the Positive or Negative post
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of the battery and connected to the port for the Temperature Sensor
Supplementary battery charging is being carried out through a solar array and a Charge
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Controller connected to the DC input provided for external battery charger.
AC input to the EVO
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AC output from the EVO
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Automatic Generator start/stop is possible as follows: (Please see fig 3.13)
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- Start operation is initiated by closure of "NO" and "Common" contacts of the Status
relay (14, fig 2.1) when the battery voltage drops to the programmed value of the Low
Voltage Alarm. Stop sequence is initiated by opening of the above 2 contacts when the
battery voltage rises to the programmed "reset Value". Please refer to programming of
"relay function" on page 29, Section 4.8 of EVO-rC Manual at Appendix A.
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Contact closure/opening signal is fed to the optional Generator Auto Start/Stop
Module which in turn feeds required start stop signals to the generator (the generator
should be capable of remote start/stop function).
When using generator, please ensure the following (Please see fig 3.13):
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Neutral of the generator is bonded to the chassis of the generator either internally or ex-
ternally through the Earthing Terminal "EG" and the chassis of the generator is bonded
to the Earth Ground. Path: Neutral of Generator " Earthing Terminal "EG" " bus bar
for Protective Earthing "PE-b" " Main Earthing Terminal "ME" " Earth Ground.
Installation
is fed from the Grid and Generator Panels
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is fed to the AC Distribution Panel for AC loads backed up by
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