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BA_M-SHEV_EN_17

www.simon-protec.com

Date: 30.07.2019

Issue: 1.7/07.2019

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Components — Power supply

Figure 4: M-SHEV-48 power supply

Figure 5: M-SHEV-72 power supply

2.1.1 Emergency power supply

The emergency power supply of the M-SHEV product family 
is ensured by two 12 V backup batteries. Only VdS approved 
lead batteries are permitted.

Switching between mains and emergency operation is auto-
matic if necessary. 

2.1.2 Regulating the I / U charge

Lead batteries are charged in accordance with the re-
quirements of EN 12101-10. The control system recognises if 
a lead battery is missing or faulty (self-diagnosis) and gener-
ates an error signal on the SHEV-emergency button (yellow 
LED) and the central interface (yellow LED).

2.1.3 Monitoring the monitor input for sequential 

control (mains/emergency operation)

The charging device switches to emergency power supply 
(monitoring function) in case of a mains failure, undervoltage 
of the power supply or if the primary power supply fails. 

2.1.4 Technical data (rated values)

Table 6: 

Operating voltage 

(continuous operation)

230 V AC

Permissible voltage range 

(short-time operation)

195 V AC to 264 V AC

Power consumption

1

1.

Power consumption at maximum output load.

1.45 A (M-SHEV-10)

4.4 A (M-SHEV-24)

8.8 A (M-SHEV-48)

13.2 A (M-SHEV-72)

Pre-fuse for mains isolation (-F1)

D01 16 A (gL/gG)

Connection power

385 VA (M-SHEV-10)

1012 VA (M-SHEV-24)

2024 VA (M-SHEV-48)

3069 VA (M-SHEV-72)

Inrush current

 30 A

 45 A (M-SHEV-10)

Frequency range

47 Hz to 63 Hz

Power supply conductor 

cross-section

at least 1.5 mm²

Terminal design

0.5 mm² – 2.5 mm²

Protection class

I

Mains connection data 

Table 7: Technical data for the switching power 

supply 10 A (-G1)

Input voltage

195 – 264 V AC

Output voltage

24 V DC (±1%)

Output voltage ripple

 80 mV (Vpp)

Output power

0 – 10 A / 240 W

 

Lead batteries 

Switching power 

Charging device 

Pre-fuse (-F1)

Switching power 

supply (-G2)

(2 x 17 Ah)

(-LB140/A1)

supply (-G1)

Lead batteries 

Switching power 

Charging device 

Pre-fuse (-F1)

Switching power 

Switching power 

supply (-G2)

supply (-G3)

(-LB160/A1)

supply (-G1)

(2 x 24 Ah)

Summary of Contents for M-SHEV Series

Page 1: ...ily Copyright by SIMON PROtec Systems GmbH Subject to technical changes and errors All figures are exemplary Only valid with the supplementary sheet Safety instructions and warranty conditions Operati...

Page 2: ...0 2 4 6 Technical data ZI 100 ZI1 10 2 5 Sensor Interface SI 100 11 2 5 1 Trigger or indicating lines line monitored 11 2 5 2 Indicators 11 2 5 3 ALARM mode reset 11 2 5 4 DIP switches 11 2 5 5 Reset...

Page 3: ...time 17 2 7 3 Technical data MI 100 MI1 17 2 8 BUS Interface BI 100 optional 18 2 8 1 MODBUS 18 2 8 2 Digital inputs 18 2 8 3 Technical data BI 100 BI1 18 3 Mechanical connection 19 3 1 M SHEV 10 AP...

Page 4: ...gulation electronics for the operation of 24 V DC actuators Ventilation signals from ventilation buttons wind rain detectors and alarm triggering of three monitored indicating lines emergency button S...

Page 5: ...ties M SHEV 10 AP Dimensions W x H x D Weight including battery 14 3 kg Protection rating IP20 according to EN 60529 Housing Steel sheet powder coated Colour RAL 9010 Table 2 Mechanical properties M S...

Page 6: ...tching power supply charging device battery are used cascaded The following figures may vary depending on the size of the housing and number of modules According to EN 12101 10 both the primary switch...

Page 7: ...failure undervoltage of the power supply or if the primary power supply fails 2 1 4 Technical data rated values Table 6 Operating voltage continuous operation 230 V AC Permissible voltage range short...

Page 8: ...Fuse character type T 3 15 A Charging voltage 26 7 27 9 V DC Charging current 1 1 A Interruption time no interruption LED indicator for mains operating state Continuous green light mains present LED i...

Page 9: ...3 Internal BUS connection The individual modules of the M SHEV control panel are con nected to each other through the BUS connections RJ45 sockets 2 3 1 Terminal plugs AS 110 The AS 110 terminating pl...

Page 10: ...evaluat ed independently of each other as normally open or normally closed Two 24 V DC terminals mains backup are available to connect the inputs The respective functions are shown in the connection p...

Page 11: ...00 is provided with the following indicators Indicating line is triggered separate for B1 B2 and B3 red Failure faults of the SI 100 yellow OK operating state green 2 5 3 ALARM mode reset After a SI 1...

Page 12: ...0 SI1 Table 17 Permissible voltage range 21 28 2 V DC Power consumption standby mode 10 20 mA Power consumption ALARM mode max 80 mA Emergency button connection 7 terminals OK Y M RZ RA B1 Smoke detec...

Page 13: ...unction Basic The MR 120 module operates as standard with 3 priority levels for detection lines 1 HE button 2 smoke detector and 3 BMZ When an as signed sensor interface is triggered the MR 120 reacts...

Page 14: ...as long as the respective direction button is pressed The actuators stop as soon as the button is released If the ventilation button is touched only briefly the ventilation command is switched to cont...

Page 15: ...and closing times must be measured and then entered on site The connected actuators then move to the required position proportional to the applied supply voltage or current To ensure that this openin...

Page 16: ...ntacts A statement always consists of three elements a logical statement no entry statement is true or NOT the statement is negated the origin of the statement and the statement Origin of the statemen...

Page 17: ...ndition logical statement is true the dry contact relay is switched either as long as the condition remains true or for a preset time 1 second to 1 hour 2 7 2 c Hold time After reaching the condition...

Page 18: ...o set the parity stop bits and a watchdog function If the MODBUS communication is lost the BI 100 goes into fault mode 2 8 2 Digital inputs There are 2 digital inputs A 24 V DC terminal mains is avail...

Page 19: ...the housing s direct mounting points for the M SHEV see Figure 15 Mounting points back of housing or mount the four wall fixing lugs see Figure 16 Wall fixing lugs supplied to the housing and then ma...

Page 20: ...10 AP Figure 18 M SHEV DANGER The system must be mounted by specialist personnel qualified electricians only All relevant national safety regulations and directives apply to mounting installation and...

Page 21: ...h RM 2860 TH 4860 1 2 3 4 5 24V Wind Rain Digital Input GND E LZ A Z E 5 NO 1 2 3 NC Jumper Power Supply 4 e g central ventilation or other external control Mains Backup wind rain detector WTS OK Y M...

Page 22: ...formation for motor cable empirical formula Wire cross section mm single cable length m x number of actuators x current consumption per actuator A 73 The DIN VDE 0100 and DIN VDE 0298 regulations cont...

Page 23: ...rical fastening features i e it can be used on the right or left The lid can alternatively be equipped with a lock 5 2 M SHEV Place the pair of batteries on the bottom plate of the housing Connect the...

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