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Enatel DC System Manual 

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Model: RWxxx 

Version: 3.6 

I.A

 

Warranty Exclusions and Restrictions 

Products or parts may be excluded from warranty coverage for reasons including, but not 

limited to: if the hardware or software has been altered or repaired by an unauthorized 

party; is defective due to misuse, negligence, accident, mechanical damage, improper 

installation or maintenance; inappropriate on-site conditions such as high humidity, dust, 

power surges, out-of-range temperatures, animal or insect damage, water or other liquid 

damage; where serial numbers or identification marks are removed or defaced in any way; 

Force Majeure event; has cosmetic shortcomings which do not affect normal operation; 

inappropriate electrical stress; for suspected fraud or abuse of Enatel’s warranty policy; 

the account has breached or is in dispute of Enatel’s commercial terms and conditions.  

Note Enatel warranty does not cover data loss, regular back-ups to separate storage is 

required. 

I.B

 

Battery Warranty 

Battery warranty is NOT covered under this warranty. Where Enatel supplies batteries a 

separate warranty statement shall govern the battery warranty, or where an Enatel battery 

warranty is not provided the authorized battery vendor’s warranty shall be assigned to the 

batteries. 

Note that batteries’ operational limits are typically more constrained than Enatel 

manufactured equipment, need specific care during storage and maintenance, and 

requirements typically vary for each battery type and vendor. Enatel product warranty is 

voided should improper care of associated batteries be the cause of product defect. 
Unless stated otherwise in the terms and conditions of sale warranty for peripherals, 

attachments or apparatus not manufactured by Enatel shall be excluded from this 

warranty.  

I.C

 

Initiating a Warranty Claim 

To make a warranty claim please complete a Request for RMA Number form: 

https://www.enatel.net/support/#rma

 

Issuance of an RMA number means your RMA request has been approved and the 

product or part warranty claim may now be managed as instructed by Enatel.  

Shipping Defective Product to Enatel:

 All shipments must be shipped prepaid and include 

proof of the date of your original purchase along with the RMA number of the approved 

RMA clearly indicated with the shipment – see the Request for RMA Number form for 

further details. 

Note Enatel will pay the cost of shipping replacement or repaired units from warranty 

claims from Enatel back to the customer, only, unless otherwise approved by Enatel 

during the RMA Number application process.  

Summary of Contents for RW312U

Page 1: ...Installation and Operation Manual Model RW312U RW324U RW348U RW512U RW517U RW624U RW748U Series Rectifiers Version 3 6 Enatel DC System Manual...

Page 2: ...andard Limited Warranty Policy on page 22 System Compliance Low Voltage Directive LVD 2014 35 EU Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive EMC 2014 30 EU Copyright Enatel 2020 All rights reserved Releas...

Page 3: ...e Shutdown 8 2 11 Reverse Polarity Protection 8 2 12 Parallel Rectifier Operation 8 2 13 External Shutdown 9 2 14 Alarm Control Interface 9 2 15 Internal Alarm Card Optional 9 3 Installation 10 3 1 Ge...

Page 4: ...atel Energy Standard Limited Warranty Policy 22 I A Warranty Exclusions and Restrictions 23 I B Battery Warranty 23 I C Initiating a Warranty Claim 23 I D Disclaimer 24 I E Remark 24 TABLE OF FIGURES...

Page 5: ...10 240V 4A 12V 13 7V 11 5 15V 20A 300W RW324U 110 240V 4A 24V 27 4V 22 30V 10A 300W RW348U 110 240V 4A 48V 54 0V 45 60V 6A 300W RW512U 110 240V 8 5A 12V 13 7V 11 5 15V 35A 500W RW517U 110 240V 8 5A 17...

Page 6: ...nsation Probe is connected and the rectifier fails the LED may not show The monitor external signals are still correct To verify the condition unplug the Temperature Compensation Probe 2 2 Display A r...

Page 7: ...ttery ve supply the ve is common with the battery Do not connect the Battery and Load ve together The LVD voltage and the LVD Hysteresis voltage are pre set in the factory but may be adjusted to suit...

Page 8: ...the rectifier may shut down until the allowed voltage is restored 2 9 Input Inrush Current Limiter On start up the peak mains inrush current is limited to twice the maximum operating current The outpu...

Page 9: ...n allows remote monitoring of the rectifier The monitor connection is a RJ45 socket The pinout of the socket is as follows Table 3 Pin descriptions Pin Description Pin 1 Load Share signal 0 5V externa...

Page 10: ...he rectifier To isolate the rectifier from the mains power unplug the IEC mains connector from the rectifier DANGER Do not operate the rectifier if the covers are damaged or removed in any way WARNING...

Page 11: ...a minimum It is better to have a long mains lead and short low voltage cables The rectifier must be positioned so that airflow through the rectifier is not impeded in any way These rectifiers are conv...

Page 12: ...battery and the rectifier to protect the rectifier load and battery The fuse should be mounted close to the battery and have a high rupture current capability just above the rectifier capability This...

Page 13: ...ter if the cable is longer than necessary unlike the current carrying load and battery cables Caution Do not reverse the polarity of the cables from the battery This will blow an internal protection f...

Page 14: ...parallel using an RJ45 cable to connect between the alarm and control interface the alarm outputs on the Alarm Card give the status of all the connected units This means that you only need one alarm c...

Page 15: ...larm outputs share a Common contact 3 8 Rectifier Fail Mains Fail The Mains Fail Alarm is activated while the mains power is not present The Rectifier Fail Alarm can be configured to activate when the...

Page 16: ...on of the current from the rectifier 5 Disconnect the mains then double check the polarity of the cables to the load and then plug them into the rectifier Re connect the mains 6 If there is more than...

Page 17: ...t delivered by the rectifier is as expected Load Checks Connect battery but disconnect the main load to rectifier Connect a current meter in series with the battery Verify the current drawn by the bat...

Page 18: ...slow blow 6 SETTING CHANGES All setting changes must be carried out by suitably qualified personnel The rectifier is supplied from the factory with default parameters for normal operation These settin...

Page 19: ...Enatel DC System Manual Page 19 of 26 Model RWxxx Version 3 6 Figure 7 Trimpot Access Figure 8 Trimpot Functions Trimpot Access on product REAR See Figure 8 Trimpot Functions L R L R...

Page 20: ...ely 10 seconds for the rectifier to switch back to Float Charge mode Check that the rectifier is in Float Charge mode as indicated on the LEDs Adjust the Float Voltage trimpot to set the required floa...

Page 21: ...ge power supply across the load connections of the rectifier ensure that ve output of the variable supply is connected to the ve load connection Disconnect the Temperature Compensation Probe Connect a...

Page 22: ...able voltage power supply up until the alarm activates Adjust the Alarm Output High trimpot to set the alarm limits Use the same procedure to adjust the Alarm Output Low limits See Figure 6 Alarm Conf...

Page 23: ...arranty is not provided the authorized battery vendor s warranty shall be assigned to the batteries Note that batteries operational limits are typically more constrained than Enatel manufactured equip...

Page 24: ...claiming implied warranties or warranties of merchantability all such warranties are limited to the greatest extent permitted by law Enatel reserves the right to change the information detailed within...

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Page 26: ...Enatel 66 Treffers Road Christchurch 8042 New Zealand...

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