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- Page 1 Installation Guide High Power Connection Fuse & Alarm Panel (HPCFAP) Chassis Version: HPCFAP_C...
- Page 2 CAUTIONS! • PDU must be located in a restricted access location. • PDU is intended to be used in a redundant distribution system where under a normal operation power is distributed at 50 % through each side of the panel. In the event of a single source power loss, the unit is designed to be able to carry 100 % of the load through one side of the panel.
- Page 3 General Rack Mounting Guidelines Elevated Operating Ambient Temperature If installed in a closed or multi-unit rack assembly, the operating ambient temperature of the rack environment may be greater than room ambient. Consideration should be given to installing the equipment in an environment compatible with the max. ambient temperature specified by the manufacturer at 50 ⁰C. Mechanical Loading Mounting of the equipment in the rack should be such that a hazardous condition is not achieved due to uneven mechanical loading.
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Page 4: Product Specifications
6 (3 per side) Rated Current per Channel / Total 125 A / 375 A (see also pg. 2 Cautions) Circuit Breaker Type E-T-A Model No. 8345 Short Circuit Current Rating 10 kA Mechanical Specifications 438 mm x 270 mm x 98 mm or Panel Dimensions 17.24”... -
Page 5: Rack Installation
1. Rack Installation • The HPCFAP can be installed in ETSI or ANSI type racks. • The HPCFAP shall be mounted in the rack’s uppermost position. • Mounting brackets are supplied with the unit and can be used interchangeably for both ETSI and ANSI rack installation. -
Page 6: Important Note
2.1 Initial Rack Alarm Unit (RAU) Insertion Important Note: The E-T-A Rack Alarm Unit Type SBG-RAU-00-V0023 is an integral part of the HPCFAP and provided separately. Proper performance of the HPCFAP relies on the Rack Alarm Unit’s alarm and signaling functions. For this reason, do not operate the HPCFAP without Rack Alarm Unit. - Page 7 2.3 Load Terminals • The HPCFAP is designed with 6 load terminals. Each terminal works as an output from a breaker. • The load terminals connect to the loads labeled as -A1 out, -A2 out, … -B1 out, -B2 out … •...
- Page 8 2.4.1. Isolated Return The Isolated Return option connects each terminal isolated from the adjacent terminal and from the chassis ground. This is the standard HPCFAP delivery condition (see fig. 7). With this set up, make sure to connect the RTN supply and RTN load wires to the respective RTN terminal.
- Page 9 2.5 Ground Connection • Ground terminals are located on the rear side panels. • Grounding cables may be routed through either the top or the bottom of the HPCFAP panel. • If both supply and load cables are to be grounded, we recommend routing the supply grounding cable through the top and the load grounding cable through the bottom of the panel.
- Page 10 4. RACK ALARM UNIT (RAU) Important Note: The E-T-A Rack Alarm Unit Type SBG-RAU-00-V0023 is an integral part of the HPCFAP and sold separately. Proper performance of the unit relies on the RAU’s alarm and signaling functions. For this reason, do not operate the HPCFAP without Rack Alarm Unit.
- Page 11 4.2 RAU Removal • Loosen the four captive screws and remove the front panel. • Unscrew RAU retaining screw (see fig. 15c). • If any cables are plugged into the RJ45 connectors, remove them and mark the cables with their designated ports.
- Page 12 This installation manual reflects the current technical specifications at time of print. We reserve right to change the technical or physical specifications. E-T-A Elektrotechnische Apparate GmbH Industriestraße 2-8 · D-90518 ALTDORF GERMANY Phone: +49 9187 10-0 ·...
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