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1.1.  Microprocessor-controlled
1.2.  Able to auto identify battery’s capacity 
1.3.  Able to adapt to State of Charge (SoC) in IONIC

TM

 charge profile 

1.4.  Compatible with battery voltages of 12, 24, 36, 48, 60, 64, 72 and 80
1.5.  Wireless integration with EnerSys

®

 Wi-iQ

®

 battery monitoring devices

1.6.  Individual battery pack recognition and automatic pairing with the 

charger

1.7.  Unique profile for charging Thin Plate Pure Lead (TPPL) 
1.8.  Unique IONIC charge profile for flooded (patented)
1.9.  Unique profiles for NexSys

®

 battery charge applications.  

GEN 1 - NXBLOC; NXSTND; NXSFAST. GEN 2 - NXP2V;  NXPBLC.  

1.10. Remote access via E Connect™ mobile app to change settings, monitor 

charger and share data

1.11. Controller Area Network (CAN) communication capable
1.12. Fully programmable to unique fleet requirements 
1.13. Battery chemistry agnostic - Lithium-ion (Li-ion), TPPL, Flooded Lead Acid

1. Features  ..................................................................................1
2. Technical Information .............................................................1
3. Safety Precautions  .................................................................3
4. Installation  ..............................................................................4
5. Operating Instructions  ...........................................................4
6. Menu / Display Information  ..................................................6
7. Service and Troubleshooting .................................................7

2.1.  Main nameplates (UL model number) vs. Configured Rating  

(Part number) labels
2.1.1.  
There are two nameplates located on the outside of the charger. 

The Main nameplate includes the UL model number and the ratings 
of the cabinet at its full capacity, while the “Configured Ratings” 
nameplate includes the Part number and the ratings of the cabinet 
as configured. The Configured Ratings nameplate label must be 
replaced when adding or removing modules permanently in the field.

2.1.2.  The Part number is required in any discussion or correspondence 

regarding this unit.

2.1.3   Name plate labels

2.1.4.   Name plate label definitions

1. Features

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2. Technical Information

BATTERY CHARGER 

OWNER’S MANUAL

CONFIGURED RATINGS Nameplate: 

Reflects the ratings of the cabinet as is. 

In the example below, 4 Bay cabinet with 

2 Modules installed: 

Part No.            

EI3-HN-4YO 

AH                    

800/800/600 

AC Amps         

9.6 

DC Amps          

160/160/120 

CONFIGURED RATINGS

 

Modules           

2  

Part No.           NIP3-HN-4YT                     

 

IMPORTANT UPDATES TO THIS MANUAL 

 

 

 

 

This charger comes with two nameplates, the “MAIN”  and the “CONFIGURED RATINGS”  name-

plates located on the outside of the charger. The MAIN nameplate remains on the charger and 

does not change. The CONFIGURED RATINGS nameplate is field replaceable whenever the 

charger is updated by adding or removing a module permanently. Refer to Breaker/Fuse Chart on 

back page when installing this charger. 

IMPORTANT 

Please read this update before installing the charger. Keep this insert with the manual at all times.

 

MAIN Nameplate: 

Reflects the maximum ratings of the 

cabinet in full capacity. In the exam-

ple below, 4 Bay cabinet with 4 

Modules installed: 

 NIP3-JN-4Y 

UL Model No. 

Max Modules*  

Battery Type     

L-A 

Max AH*           

1600/1600/1200 

No. Cells          

12/18/24 

Serial No.          OA232085

 

Hertz                 

50/60 

Phase                3

 

AC Volts            

480 

DC Volts           

24/36/48 

Max DC Amps* 

320/320/240 

Max AC Amps* 

19.2 

*

Maximum values reflect a full cabinet load. 

If less than full, and when adding/removing 

modules, refer to Configured Ratings label 

for these values, and to Breaker/Fuse Chart 

in owner’s manual for size selection.

 

INDUSTRIAL 

BATTERY CHARGER 

957H

 

2

Item

Description

UL Model No

UL recognized number that indicates the ratings of the cabinet 

at its full capacity

Serial Number

Provides date code

Battery type

L-A: Lead Acid; Li-ion: Lithium-ion

Max AH

Maximum amp-hours capacity of this cabinet

No. Cells

Number of battery cells this unit will charge. Any battery 

connected to the charger output should have the same 

number of cells

Max Modules

Maximum number of modules the cabinet can hold

Hertz

AC input voltage frequency. Under no conditions operate 

the charger at a different frequency or from a generator with 

unstable frequency

Phase

Number "3" indicates a Three Phase Charger and number “1” 

indicates a Single Phase Charger

AC Volts

Nominal voltage for which this charger is rated to operate

Max AC Amps

Maximum AC Amps for which this cabinet is rated

Max DC Amps

Maximum output DC Amps for which this charger is rated

DC Volts

Nominal DC output voltage of the charger

Part Number

Indicates the complete information about the charger

AH

Largest Amperes-Hours (AH) capacity of the battery this 

charger is designed to charge efficiently as configured

Modules

Actual number of power modules installed in the charger cabinet

AC Amps

AC current drawn by the charger with the number of power 

modules shown in Configured Ratings nameplate

DC Amps

DC current that this charger will deliver to a discharged battery 

with the number of power modules installed

CEC

Logo is applied to chargers that are certified with the California 

Energy Commission in compliance with Appliance Efficiency 

Regulations

cULus

Logo is applied to chargers that have been 

tested to applicable standards and requirements 

by Underwriter Laboratories (UL) and the 

Canadian Standards Association (CSA)

2.1.5.   Part number decoder

Single Display Cabinet

Dual Display Cabinet

Model Type
Phase
Output Power
Cabinet Size
DC Voltage Code
AC Line Voltage Code
Charge Profile
Options

Model Type
Phase
Power Level Top
Power Level Bottom
Cabinet Size
DC Voltage Code
Input Voltage Code
Charge Profile
Options

NlP3GHR - 4YOR

NlP3 - JN - 4YT L25

2.1.6.   Output power letter codes

Letter Code

Output Power 

(kW)

Number 

Modules

Module Power 

(kW)

A

1.0

1

1.0

B

2.0

2

1.0

C

3.0

3

1.0

D

4.0

4

1.0

E

5.0

5

1.0

F

6.0

6

1.0

G

2.5/2.5*

1

3.5/2.5

*

H

7.0/5.0*

2

3.5/2.5

*

I

10.5/7.5*

3

3.5/2.5

*

J

14.0/10.0*

4

3.5/2.5

*

K

17.5

5

3.5

L

21.0

6

3.5

M

24.5

7

3.5

N

28.0

8

3.5

*Three Phase/Single Phase

CONFIGURED RATINGS Nameplate: 

Reflects the ratings of the cabinet as is. 

In the example below, 4 Bay cabinet with 

2 Modules installed: 

Part No.            

EI3-HN-4YO 

AH                    

800/800/600 

AC Amps         

9.6 

DC Amps          

160/160/120 

CONFIGURED RATINGS

 

Modules           

2  

Part No.           NIP3-HN-4YT                     

 

IMPORTANT UPDATES TO THIS MANUAL 

 

 

 

 

This charger comes with two nameplates, the “MAIN”  and the “CONFIGURED RATINGS”  name-

plates located on the outside of the charger. The MAIN nameplate remains on the charger and 

does not change. The CONFIGURED RATINGS nameplate is field replaceable whenever the 

charger is updated by adding or removing a module permanently. Refer to Breaker/Fuse Chart on 

back page when installing this charger. 

IMPORTANT 

Please read this update before installing the charger. Keep this insert with the manual at all times.

 

MAIN Nameplate: 

Reflects the maximum ratings of the 

cabinet in full capacity. In the exam-

ple below, 4 Bay cabinet with 4 

Modules installed: 

 NIP3-JN-4Y 

UL Model No. 

Max Modules*  

Battery Type     

L-A 

Max AH*           

1600/1600/1200 

No. Cells          

12/18/24 

Serial No.          OA232085

 

Hertz                 

50/60 

Phase                3

 

AC Volts            

480 

DC Volts           

24/36/48 

Max DC Amps* 

320/320/240 

Max AC Amps* 

19.2 

*

Maximum values reflect a full cabinet load. 

If less than full, and when adding/removing 

modules, refer to Configured Ratings label 

for these values, and to Breaker/Fuse Chart 

in owner’s manual for size selection.

 

INDUSTRIAL 

BATTERY CHARGER 

957H

 

Summary of Contents for NexSys+ NIP1

Page 1: ...CHARGING SOLUTIONS Owner s Manual MODEL NIP1 NIP3 NPE1 NPE3 www enersys com...

Page 2: ...H Maximum amp hours capacity of this cabinet No Cells Number of battery cells this unit will charge Any battery connected to the charger output should have the same number of cells Max Modules Maximum...

Page 3: ...ile it is kept in a partial state of charge between 20 and 80 of C6 throughout the work week Sufficient time should be scheduled after the weekly equalize charge to allow battery cooling and to perfor...

Page 4: ...e not phase rotation sensitive and work with a grounded Delta or Wye electrical service configuration 4 5 AC circuit protection 4 5 1 The user must provide suitable branch circuit protection and a dis...

Page 5: ...the countdown process and will start displaying the charge information 5 4 2 Without a Wi iQ Device If the Wi iQ device adapter is not enabled or no Wi iQ devices are in range effective charging star...

Page 6: ...w ready for use If the battery remains plugged in and refresh charge has been enabled refreshes will occur to maintain an optimal charge Push the ON OFF button before unplugging the battery 5 7 AC pow...

Page 7: ...default and will be used in this manual Daylight Savings Enables or disables automatic clock adjustment for daylight savings time When enabled time will move ahead one hour at 02 00 on the second Sun...

Page 8: ...wn determination and assessment of the suitability of the product s for the specific use in question and is further advised against relying on the information contained herein as it may relate to any...

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