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INSTALLATION, OPERATING AND TROUBLESHOOTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR MODEL A75D / A75DE –

THREE PHASE

 

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ALARM CONNECTIONS 

 
Form “C” contacts are provided which indicate an AC power failure and Summary Alarm.  The AC failure 
contacts energize on alarm, the summary contacts de-energize on alarm.  There is a 5 second delay on 
alarm.  The contacts are rated at 60Va at 125 Vdc or AC. All relay contacts are shown in the de-energized 
state on schematics.  The AC failure alarm is shown in non-alarm state on the schematic.  The Summary 
alarm  is  shown  in  alarm  state  on  the  schematic.    Customer  alarm  connections  should  be  made 
accordingly. 

 

OPERATION 

START UP 

When all connections have been made, verify that they are correct! 

 
Apply the correct AC voltage to the input terminals. 
 
Verify the output voltage, output current, and the alarm and status lights to be sure the unit is operating 
properly. 
 
If the unit is not operating correctly check the connections again and read  “TROUBLE SHOOTING”. 
 

ADJUSTMENTS 

CURRENT LIMIT ADJUSTMENT 

The  current  limit  adjustment  is  factory  set  at  approximately  105%  of  rated  DC  output  current.  The 
adjustment  provides  a  means  of  changing  the  rectifier  current  limit  between  50-110%  of  rated  output.  
Turning  the  adjustment,  which  is  located  on  the  unit  front  panel,  clockwise  lowers  the  current  limit; 
turning counterclockwise raises the current limit. 

CAUTION: CURRENT LIMIT MUST NOT EXCEED 110%. OF RATED OUTPUT CURRENT. 

 

FLOAT ADJUSTMENT 

The float adjustment is factory set at 2.17 volts/cell (Lead), 2.25volts/cell (VRLA) or 1.4 volts/cell (N.C.).  
Turning the adjustment, which is located on the front door of the unit, clockwise raises the float voltage 
(the F/E switch must be in the float position). 
 
The adjustable range is as follows: 

2.12-2.3 volts/cell +/- .1 Volts (Lead) (VRLA) 
1.39-1.45 volts/cell +/- .1 Volts (N.C.) 
 

EQUALIZE/SELECT SWITCH: 

This switch is located on the unit front panel. 
 

EQUALIZE ADJUSTMENT 

The equalize adjustment is factory set at 2.33 volts/cell  (Lead), 2.27 volts/cell (VRLA) or 1.55 volts/cell 
(N.C.).    Turning  the  adjustment,  which  is  located  on  the  front  panel  of  the  unit,  clockwise  raises  the 
equalize voltage (the F/E switch must be in the equalize position). 
  
The adjustable range is as follows: 

2.25-2.4 volts/cell +/- .1 Volts (Lead) (VRLA) 
1.5 - 1.6 volts/cell +/- .1 Volts (N.C.) 

In the equalize position, the rectifier will maintain the battery at the voltage level preset by the “Equalize” 
potentiometer adjustment and at the same time maintain the load up to the rectifier’s rated output. 

Summary of Contents for A75D

Page 1: ...Digital METERS THREE PHASE ECN DATE CPN124997 20535 8 14 20098 8 13 20084 8 13 19784 12 12 106 BRADROCK DRIVE DES PLAINES IL 60018 1967 847 299 1188 FAX 847 299 3061 ISSUE DATE ECN 19609 7 12 INSTRUCT...

Page 2: ...UTMOST IMPORTANCE THAT EACH TIME BEFORE USING THIS UNIT YOU READ THIS MANUAL AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS EXACTLY To reduce risk of battery explosion follow these instructions and those published by t...

Page 3: ...Gases from the battery will corrode and damage equipment A sealed maintenance free or valve regulated lead acid VRLA may be placed below this equipment Never allow the battery electrolyte to drip on t...

Page 4: ...provide a copy of the claim to La Marche Mfg may void warranty service for any physical damages reported for repair HANDLING WARNING Equipment can be very heavy and top heavy Use adequate manpower or...

Page 5: ...f the battery cables charger output and relay rack terminals Connect the proper battery cable to the ground bar or battery charger output terminal Energize the power supply by turning on the units AC...

Page 6: ...75D A75DE series battery chargers provide separate voltage adjustments for floating or equalizing lead or nickel cadmium cells The float or equalize mode of operation is selected by pressing the equal...

Page 7: ...E PHASE VOLTAGE MODEL NUMBER D B C A75D A75DE 208 240 480 50 24V 30 26 13 75 24V 44 38 19 100 24V 59 51 26 125 24V 74 64 32 150 24V 89 77 38 200 24V 118 102 51 50 48V 15 13 6 75 48V 22 19 10 100 48V 3...

Page 8: ...E terminals of all chargers can be connected together to ensure all chargers automatically switch into and out of equalize mode together PROTECTION Current Walk In The output current gradually increas...

Page 9: ...terminals together If the charger is equipped with a Remote Equalize Terminal connect the RE terminals together CURRENT WALK IN Output current will gradually increase after the battery charger is tur...

Page 10: ...INFORMATION MINIMUM WIRE SIZES See Wire Size Chart lists the ac input and dc output minimum wire size requirements At distances exceeding 10 feet the dc wire size should be chosen to keep the voltage...

Page 11: ...500000 3 52620 400 400000 1750 1750000 2 66360 500 500000 2000 2000000 DENOTES ALL SIZES LARGER THAN 0000 ARE EXPRESSED IN MCM TABLE OF CONVENTIONS CMA Cross section of wire in circular MIL area A Ult...

Page 12: ...le lists the AC input and the DC output minimum wire size requirements At distances exceeding 10 feet the DC wire size should be chosen to keep the voltage difference between the units DC output termi...

Page 13: ...done in the following order single power supply 1 Connect AC input line to the terminal block provided Be sure the AC circuit breaker is off 2 Observe the polarity of the battery cables and the rectif...

Page 14: ...changing the rectifier current limit between 50 110 of rated output Turning the adjustment which is located on the unit front panel clockwise lowers the current limit turning counterclockwise raises...

Page 15: ...lashing LED Solid LED High DC voltage 2 45 Vpc Lead Acid High DC voltage shutdown HVSD 2 5 Vpc Lead Acid Low DC current 5 A Timer mode Mode 0 Equalize Time 8 Hours OPT 46R RELAY PACKAGE 2 SETS OF FORM...

Page 16: ...indicate The timer will automatically return the charger to the float mode when the equalize cycle is complete MODE 1 DISPLAY indicates P01 This mode of operation automatically starts an equalize cycl...

Page 17: ...can be caused by defective batteries and customer loads make sure batteries and loads are free from defects NOTE If the problem is found to be located in the printed circuit boards the board should be...

Page 18: ...output Meter should not indicate If the meter reads full scale deflection this indicates an ac dc short During shipping an AC wire may rub against the DC lugs terminals etc and cause a short These pro...

Page 19: ...nal components 4 Check front panel meters and alarms for accuracy 4th Year REPEAT ABOVE WITH THE ADDITION OF 1 Check relay contacts for pitting or corrosion 2 Check capacitors for leakage 7th Year REP...

Page 20: ...r installation installation adjustments and service arrangements Should minor adjustments be required the local La Marche sales representative should be contacted to provide this service only All sale...

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