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Rockwell Automation Publication 1606-RM105A-EN-P - July 2020

           

Electrical Ratings

Attributes

Values

Notes

Supply voltage 

Nom 

DC 24V 

-20%/+25%

 

Supply voltage range

(1)

Nom 19.2…30V 

DC 

Normal operating voltage range

(2)

Typ 23…30V 

DC 

Transfer voltage for switching into 
buffer mode 

Typ

22.5V DC

Back-up threshold jumper set to “22.5V fixed”

Typ

V

IN 

– 1V 

Back-up threshold jumper set to “V

IN 

– 1V” 

See  also 

Select the Backup Threshold Voltage on page 9

.

Transfer voltage for switching from 
buffer mode into power supply mode 

Typ

22.5V DC

Back-up threshold jumper set to “22.5V fixed”

Typ V

BUFFER 

+ 1V 

Back-up threshold jumper set to “V

IN 

– 1V” 

See  also 

Select the Backup Threshold Voltage on page 9

.

Buffer voltage 

Typ 

Same as the transfer voltage for switching into buffer mode.

Ripple and noise voltage
- in buffer mode 
- in power supply mode 

Max 200 

mVpp

Generated by the buffer module. Defined at 20 Hz to 20 MHz, 50 Ω. 
The the power supply defines the ripple and noise voltage.

Current consumption 

Typ

80 mA

When capacitor is fully charged

Min

400 mA

During charging of the capacitors

Max

600 mA 

During charging of the capacitors

Power dissipation 

Typ 

1.9 W 

When capacitor is fully charged

Buffer current 

Min 

40 A 

Buffer current overload behavior 

Electronically limited, buffering stops and capacitor gets discharged below 17V. See 

Figure 4

.

Allowed voltage between supply 
voltage and chassis ground 

Max 

60V DC or 42.4V AC 

Continuous, IEC 62477-1

Capacitive and inductive loads 

No limitation 

(1)

Supply Voltage Range: At voltages within the input voltage range, control functions such as LEDs, monitoring features, and relay contacts, are 
functioning normally. Within the input voltage range, the unit can either be in power supply mode or in buffer mode.

(2) Normal Operating Voltage Range: The normal operating voltage range describes the supply voltage, which supports the full functionality of the 

buffer module (including charging) but without entering the buffer mode.

Figure 3 - Selection of an Appropriate Power Supply

Figure 4 - Output Characteristic in Buffer Mode, 
22.5V Fixed Mode, typ

Internal

current

consumption

Current

consumption

for charging

Load
Current

Power

Supply

Current

 

Buffer Voltage

0

4

0

0

4

8

12

28V

16

20

64 A

24

8

16

32

48

56

Output Current

24

22.5V

Buffering stops

below 17V

Summary of Contents for 1606-XLS960BUFFER

Page 1: ...Buffer Module 24V 40 A 160 ms Catalog Number 1606 XLS960BUFFER Reference Manual Original Instructions...

Page 2: ...utomation Inc with respect to use of information circuits equipment or software described in this manual Reproduction of the contents of this manual in whole or in part without written permission of R...

Page 3: ...iable Mode 9 Buffer Time 10 Charging Time 10 Operating Diagrams 11 Active Signal 11 Ready Signal 11 Inhibit Input 12 Efficiency and Power Losses 12 Lifetime Expectancy and Mean Time Between Failure 12...

Page 4: ...4 Rockwell Automation Publication 1606 RM105A EN P July 2020 Table of Contents Notes...

Page 5: ...tus indication by LED status indicator and signaling terminals Extra large screw terminals Terminology Descriptions Power supply mode Describes a condition where the supply voltage is in the rated sup...

Page 6: ...ging time 34 s typ Current consumption 80 mA typ Stand by mode 600 mA max During charging Power dissipation 1 9 W Stand by mode Buffer time 160 ms min At 22 5V 40 A 320 ms min At 22 5V 20 A 250 ms typ...

Page 7: ...whole Extend Hold up Time Once mains power fails or is switched off the buffer unit continues to provide the load current for a defined period Process data can be saved and processes can be terminated...

Page 8: ...charging of the capacitors Max 600 mA During charging of the capacitors Power dissipation Typ 1 9 W When capacitor is fully charged Buffer current Min 40 A Buffer current overload behavior Electronica...

Page 9: ...e is kept at this level Fixed mode is recommended in the following situations when power supplies other than bulletin 1606 XL S power supplies are used with back feeding loads when the buffer module i...

Page 10: ...Min 160 ms At 22 5V 40 A Min 320 ms At 22 5V 20 A Typ 250 ms At 22 5V 40 A Typ 500 ms At 22 5V 20 A Typ 62 s At 22 5V 0 1 A Figure 5 Buffer Time typ Figure 6 Buffer Time for Small Buffer Currents typ...

Page 11: ...er low ohmic Optocoupler low ohmic V Mains t V Buffer Capacitor t V out t Charging Mode LED t Buffer Mode Hold up Time Power Supply Standby Mode 10 Hz 1 25 Hz 8 Ready 7 Active 6 5 1V 3 mA 9 Inhibit Bu...

Page 12: ...icates the minimum operating hours service life This lifetime expectancy is determined by the lifetime expectancy of the built in electrolytic capacitors Lifetime expectancy is specified in operationa...

Page 13: ...nrush Limiter Buffer Capacitor Buffer Capacitor Discharger Status LED 7 Active 6 Ready Monitor Active Monitor 8 Ready 9 Inhibit Opto coupler Buffer Capacitor Shut Down Input Output Voltage Monitor Bac...

Page 14: ...2V ON Capacitors are fully charged Slow flashing 1 25 Hz Capacitors are getting charged Fast flashing 10 Hz Capacitors are getting discharged 4 Back up Threshold Jumper Option 1 Fixed mode Jumper in p...

Page 15: ...kV Criterion A Surge voltage on inhibit input active signal and ready signal EN 61000 4 5 Not applicable since the specified length of the signal wire is shorter than 30 m 98 ft Conducted disturbance...

Page 16: ...77 1 not conductive LABS compatibility The unit does not release any silicone or other LABS critical substances and is suitable for use in paint shops Attributes Values Notes Electrical protection Ele...

Page 17: ...wing isolation tests were performed Figure 12 Dielectric Strength Approvals Test or Setting Time A B C Type test 60 s 500V AC 500V AC 500V AC Factory test 5 s 500V AC 500V AC 500V AC Field test 5 s 50...

Page 18: ...epth to calculate the total required installation depth Weight 1040 g 2 3 lb DIN rail Use 35 mm 1 38 in DIN rails according to EN 60715 or EN 50022 with a height of 7 5 mm or 15 mm 0 30 in or 0 59 in...

Page 19: ...to mount the buffer module Wall Mounting Bracket 1606 XLC This bracket is used to mount the buffer module on a wall without using a DIN rail To mount a unit on a wall or a panel the two Zinc plated s...

Page 20: ...The two aluminum brackets and the black plastic slider of the unit have to be detached so that the steel brackets can be mounted For sideway DIN rail mounting the removed aluminum brackets and the bla...

Page 21: ...Module Back up Threshold Status Active Ready Inhibit 9 8 7 6 Power Supply DC 24V L N PE Output Input L N PE Inhibit Active Relay lamp or signal Ready Relay lamp or signal External Voltage Source Load...

Page 22: ...22 Rockwell Automation Publication 1606 RM105A EN P July 2020 Notes...

Page 23: ...nd dispose of equipment Industrial Components Preventive Maintenance Enclosures and Contact Ratings Specifications publication IC TD002 Provides a quick reference tool for Allen Bradley industrial aut...

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