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S8T-DCBU-01

S8T-DCBU-01

Mounting 

To improve the long-term reliability of devices, give due
consideration to heat dissipation when mounting.  With the S8T-
DCBU-01, heat is dissipated by natural convection.  Mount Blocks
in a way that allows convection in the atmosphere around them.

When cutting out holes for mounting, make sure that cuttings do
not enter the interior of the products.

Before turning the Power Supply ON, be sure to remove sheets
that were used as covers during mounting, and make sure that
heat release is not obstructed.

Connect the S8T-DCBU-01 to the right or left end of S8TS-
06024

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 Basic Blocks.

Wiring 

Sufficiently ground the Power Supply, otherwise an electric shock
may occur or the Power Supply may malfunction.

Be sure to wire I/O terminals correctly.

When tightening the terminals, do not exert a force of 100N or
more on terminal blocks or connector terminals.

To prevent short circuits across terminals caused by contact with
foreign objects, close the Terminal Block cover before use.

Use wire shown in the following table to prevent smoking or
ignition of wiring due to overloading or other abnormalities.

Recommended Wire Size

Installation Environment 

Do not use the Power Supply in locations subject to shocks or
vibrations.  In particular, install the Power Supply as far away as
possible from contactors or other devices that are a vibration
source.  Be sure to mount End Plates (PFP-M) on both ends of the
Power Supply.

Install the Power Supply well away from any sources of strong,
high-frequency noise.

Operating and Storage Environments 

Do not use or store the Power Supply in the following locations.
Doing so may result in failure, malfunction, or deterioration of
performance characteristics.

• Do not use in locations subject to direct sunlight.

• Do not use in locations where the ambient temperature exceeds

the range of the derating curve.

• Do not use in locations where the humidity is outside the range

25% to 85%, or locations subject to condensation due to sudden
temperature changes.

• Do not store in locations where the ambient temperature is

outside the range 

25 to 65ºC or where the humidity is outside

the range 25% to 90%.

• Do not use in locations where liquids, foreign matter, corrosive

gases, or flammable gases may enter the interior of products.

• Follow the battery specifications regarding use and the

environment for storing battery holders with a battery installed.

When batteries are used for a prolonged period, observe the
following two points:

• Charge the batteries at the cycle specified by the battery

manufacturer.  The battery capacity also decreases due to self-
discharge during storage.

• Turn the battery holder switch OFF.  Otherwise, battery

discharge will progress due to leakage current.

Bus Line Connectors

Do not apply sudden shocks (e.g., by dropping) to the Bus Line
Connectors.  Doing so may result in damage.

DIN Track Mounting 

To mount the Block on a DIN track, hook portion (A) of the Block
onto the track and press the Block in direction (B).

To dismount the Block, pull down portion (C) with a flat-blade
screwdriver and pull out the Block.

Overcurrent 

protection 

function 

selector switch

Number of 
connected 

S8TS-06024

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Basic Block

Recommended 

wire size

5.7 A (typical)

1 Block, 2 Blocks

AWG 14 to 18 
(cross-sectional area: 
0.823 to 2.081 mm

2

)

3 Blocks

AWG 14 to 16 
(cross-sectional area: 
1.309 to 2.081 mm

2

)

11.7 A (typical)

3 Blocks, 4 Blocks, 
5 Blocks

AWG 14 
(cross-sectional area: 
2.081 mm

2

)

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*1

*1

*1

*2

S8TS-06024

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S8TS-06024

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*3

*4

S8T
-DCBU-01

*1. Convection of air

*2. 75 mm min.

*3. 75 mm min.

*4. 10 mm min.

S8T-DCBU-01

S8T-DCBU-01

S8T-DCBU-01

S8TS-
06024

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S8TS-
06024

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S8T-
DCBU-
01

S8T-
DCBU-
01

S8T-
DCBU-
01

L N

S8TS-
06024

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L N

S8TS-
06024

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L N

S8TS-
06024

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L N

S8TS-
06024

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L N

B

A

30 mm min.

Track stopper

C

Summary of Contents for S8T-DCBU-01

Page 1: ...n DC Backup Block See note 1 Note 1 One S8T BUS03 Connector is included as accessory 2 The output current can be selected by a switch Bus Line Connector Note One package contains 10 S8T BUS03 Connecto...

Page 2: ...on function selector switch Maximum number of S8TS 06024 Basic Blocks that can be linked Specified battery LC P122R2J LC P123R4J 5 7 A typical 2 Blocks 3 Blocks if N 1 redundant system is used Yes Yes...

Page 3: ...cause smoke or fire To prevent this place the battery on a resin battery tray 2 The inrush current shown below flows when backup operation is switched to The peak value and time of this inrush curren...

Page 4: ...Turn ON the power of battery holder 2 Turn ON the S8TS 06024 AC power line 3 Check the operating status described below after 10 seconds or more 4 Turn OFF the S8TS 06024 AC power line 5 Check that ba...

Page 5: ...s color green Battery status indicator See note 2 Yes color red Battery status output See note 2 Yes relay 24 VDC 0 1 A Backup status indicator Yes color red Operation mode output Yes relay 24 VDC 0 1...

Page 6: ...the number of connected S8TS 06024 s cannot be calculated Number of S8TS 06024 s S8TS 06024 rated input Derating curve Rated output power 1 200 to 240 VAC 1 36 W 100 to 120 VAC 2 1 1 100 to 120 VAC 2...

Page 7: ...backup time changes depending on the capacity of connected equipment ambient temperature and battery service life AC input Output voltage of the S8TS 06024 Output voltage of the S8T DCBU 01 Battery v...

Page 8: ...11 7 A typical The default setting is 5 7 A typical Overcurrent Protection Function Normal operation The overcurrent status is notified as follows LED lit Battery status indicator BAT LOW Red Relay Ba...

Page 9: ...ow When the battery is new first measure the initial backup time value Replace the battery if backup operation is not performed for the required backup time during periodic maintenance or the backup t...

Page 10: ...2 0 A Charging control circuit BAT BAT Battery Battery ON OFF input Connected to Bus Line Connector Connected to Bus Line Connector DC DC Overcurrent detection V V DC OUTPUT Operation mode output X Ba...

Page 11: ...25 114 185 7 82 Battery Holder S82Y TS01 4 5 15 25 25 10 10 1 000 500 25 25 15 5 35 0 3 7 3 0 15 27 0 15 1 Values in parentheses are for the PFP 50N Mounting Track material aluminum PFP 100N PFP 50N...

Page 12: ...NC 19 DC Output Terminal V 20 Track Stopper 21 Battery Connector Terminal Block 22 Connected to Bus Line Connector 23 DC Output Terminal Block 24 Terminal Block Cover 25 Charge Voltage Selector Switch...

Page 13: ...fire Avoid use in applications where inrush current on the load side frequently occurs Doing so may result in deterioration or damage of internal elements Use Check the battery handling precautions be...

Page 14: ...irect sunlight Do not use in locations where the ambient temperature exceeds the range of the derating curve Do not use in locations where the humidity is outside the range 25 to 85 or locations subje...

Page 15: ...that the battery voltage falls below about 22 5 V A probable cause is battery discharge during long term storage Charge the battery before use Refer to Battery Status Indicator Battery Status Output o...

Page 16: ...n Provide sufficient margin for the load capacity when using the S8T DCBU 01 Wheninspecting batteries Backup time is too short A probable cause is that the battery has reached the end of its service l...

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