ICT Platinum Series Quick Start Manual

Platinum Series
Quick Start Guide
Risk of serious personal injury or damage to equipment and property. Always observe the following:
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Installation must be done by qualified technicians.
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Input voltages can range up to 240 volts AC. All upstream AC, load and battery breakers must be shut OFF prior to installation.
The system must be completely de-powered.
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Operate the supply from a grounded 3-wire 120-volt AC or 230/240-volt AC source (50 or 60 Hz) with a branch circuit breaker
rated 20 amps or less.
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Install chassis ground to the unit before connecting AC input.
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Do not tie either of the unit main outputs to the "+ BAT" terminal, as this may short-circuit the battery or bypass the internal
LVD circuitry.
WARNING
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Do not connect any battery to the "+ BAT" terminal when more than one power supply is connected in parallel.
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Battery current through the "+ BAT" terminal and internal LVD relay must not exceed the maximum current limit rating of the
power supply. Use a suitably rated overcurrent protection device and disconnect in line with the "+ BAT" terminal and external
battery positive.
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If a lithium-ion battery is used, it must have an integrated battery management system (BMS) to protect the battery cells from
inappropriate voltage or current levels.
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Always consult with and observe all battery manufacturer recommendations.
Risk of personal injury or damage to equipment and property. Always observe the following:
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Do not connect power supplies of different output voltage ratings in parallel as this may damage the units or the connected
loads.
CAUTION
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DC-AC inverters should not be connected to the outputs without a battery connected to the power supply.
Risk of damage to equipment, environmental hazards, loss of data and other undesirable consequences. Always
observe the following:
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Third-party surge protection devices must be utilized to protect AC input power feeds, exposed DC power conductors and data
cables. These protection devices must be installed at both ends of the exposed conductor, in close proximity to installed
NOTICE
equipment.
UNPACK AND INSPECT
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Power supply
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Two rack-mounting ears (installed)
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Instruction Manual (USB drive)
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Bag containing the following:
DC output bus bar cover
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One 3-pin AC input wire clamp connector plug
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One 7-pin REMOTE connector plug
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Three 1/4-inch nuts for output terminal
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connection
Three 1/4-inch bolts for output terminal
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connection
Three 1/4-inch washers for output terminal
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connection
Two 6-3 x 1/4-inch screws for installing the
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bus bar cover
NOTE: In case of shipping damage, your freight carrier
should be notified immediately.
PREPARE THE TOOLS AND PARTS NEEDED
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Two 7/16-inch wrenches for the output connection
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Wire stripper
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Four #10-32 Phillips screws to connect the rack ears
to rack
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#1 Phillips screwdriver for the connections of rack
ears, output bus bar cover, and AC input connector
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3/32-inch flathead screwdriver for the connection of
AC input wires, and REMOTE wires
Scan the QR code to download
the Instruction Manual.
INNOVATIVE CIRCUIT TECHNOLOGY LTD.
Langley, British Columbia, Canada V4W 3Y3
855-339-903 Rev1.00
26921 Gloucester Way
www.ict-power.com
For additional support call: +1 877.930.0717 ext. 810 (toll-free in N. America) or +1 604.856.6303
MOUNT THE UNIT INTO A 19-INCH RACK
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(Support the rear of the unit if necessary)
Ensure that Power Switch is off before installation.
NOTE: For parallel power supply installation, refer to
Section 2.16 of the Instruction Manual.
CONNECT THE CHASSIS GROUND
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Connect the chassis ground according to the site design,
and in accordance with the local electrical code
standards. Use a ground bonding wire that is rated to
handle the maximum current rating of the unit.
CONNECT USER SUPPLIED SURGE PROTECTION
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DEVICE(S)
Third-party surge protection device(s) must be utilized to
protect AC input power feeds, exposed DC power
conductors and data cables. These protection devices
must be installed at both ends of the exposed conductor,
in close proximity to installed equipment.
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