Sirius Capacitor Module
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User Manual
Model Number - 3550-48-B-1.7C-TM-SD-A-19G
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Terminal Over-
Temperature
When the Module has a terminal Over-
Temperature fault, the buzzer alarms, the
electronic switch will shut down and LCD
will display the message.
This means that electronic switch has
reached 80
o
C.
8.
Trouble Shooting:
Check the indicators on the front panel to determine the state of the Module. A warning state is
triggered when a condition, such as voltage, current or temperature, is beyond design limitations.
When the Module falls outside prescribed limits, it enters a warning state. When a warning is reported,
the Module immediately stops operation.
The possible warning messages are as follows:
Warning Messages
Description
Trouble Shooting
Over-Current (OC)
OC occurs when the current
goes above 125A or when
the Module is short-
circuited. In this event, the
electronic switch will shut
down.
Switch OFF the circuit breaker and
check the continuity across the
Module terminals to find whether
there is a short circuit. In case of a
short circuit, check the operating
circuitry and clear the short circuit.
Over-Temperature (OT)
OT
occurs
when
the
Module temperature goes
above 80°C. In this event,
the electronic switch will
shut down.
Shut down the Module and check
the surrounding temperature and
ensure the ambient temperature is
less than 80°C. If not leave the
Module to cool till the temperature
comes below 80°C. Now, turn ON
the circuit breaker.
Remove Module Charger/
Connect Module Charger
This happens when there is
some residual current. In
this event, the Module
gives alarm for full charge
or low charge and the
charger/discharger is also
disconnected
but
the
electronic switch is not
activated.
In Sirius VIEW application, select
Sirius Config then go to Calibrate
Zero Current. Press Calibrate. If you
see “No load current i
s set
successfully”, it means the current
is set to zero.
