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DOC-6004-EN-US— revision 1.001

Tamper

1.

Verify that the tamper screw makes good contact with the mounting 
surface.

2.

Check that the tamper switch is CLOSED when the lid is closed and 
the retaining screw is fitted, OPEN when the retaining screw is 
removed and the lid is open. Use fine adjustment screw if necessary, 
no more than one turn in either direction, to align indicator with set 
point.

3.

Close the lid and fasten with screw supplied. 

Tamper Arrangement

Operating Instructions

In the event of loss of mains, a battery fault or a GEN fault, the 
corresponding fault signal contacts will open (see Fault Diagnostic Table for 
LED indicator status). 

If the output of the PSU fails, the cause of the failure should be investigated 
(for example, short circuit load, connection of a deeply discharged battery). 
Rectify the fault before restoring power to the PSU. Replace any fuses with 
the correct fuse rating and type as needed.

Maintenance

This unit is intended for use by Service Personnel only. There are NO USER 
SERVICEABLE parts inside.
There is no regular maintenance required of the PSU other than periodic 
testing and replacement of the standby batteries. Reference should be made 
to the battery manufacturer's documentation to determine typical/expected 
battery life with a view to periodic replacement of the battery. 

Callout

Description

1

Retaining screw

2

Fine adjustment screw

3

Set position indicator

4

Tamper switch connections

Fault Diagnostic Table

Red LED 
(Fault)

Green LED 
(Mains)

PSU Status

OFF

ON

Normal. Battery fully charged.

One short flash 
every second

ON

Normal. Battery charging but not 
fully charged.

Flashing:
one second ON
one second OFF

ON

Fault. Output fuse or battery fuse 
blown, or battery missing.

OFF

Fault. No mains, output fuse blown.

One short flash 
every 3 sec

OFF

Fault. No mains, battery supplying 
load.

OFF

OFF

Fault. No mains, no output, 
batteries disconnected or 
completely discharged.

Local Indicators

MAINS LED 
(Green)

Mains present

FAULT LED (Red)

Flashes (1s period) when: loss of mains, 
battery disconnected, output fuse fail, battery 
fuse fail, output short circuit or low output 
voltage

Explanation of Symbols (not all may apply)

Fault Indication

Mains Present

Protective Earth

Shock Risk - Isolate before attempting access

Certification Level

Do not dispose of in unsorted waste

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