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VOT 34; Rev 1.81; EN; 11.12.2019

TKT65C

– Installation and maintenance

Table of contents

Table of contents ................................................................................................................ 2

1. Safety instructions ......................................................................................................... 4

2. Package contents and storing ....................................................................................... 4

2.1 Contents of package

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2.2 Storing

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3. Product description ........................................................................................................ 5

3.1 Manufacturer

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3.2 Terminology

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3.3 Type

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3.4 Explanation of letters (in previous models)

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3.5 List of optional features

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3.6 General description

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3.7 Technical specifications

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3.8 Directives and standards

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4. Description of operations .............................................................................................. 9

4.1 Purpose of the central battery unit

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4.2 Circuit outputs

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4.3 Circuit board settings

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4.4 Control unit

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Individual luminaire monitoring test with basic settings

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Circuit monitoring luminaire test with basic settings

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4.5 Operation of the central battery unit

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4.6 Normal Status

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4.7 Central module panel

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4.8 Control Module panel luminaire monitoring LEDs and menu settings

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4.9 Control Module panel test functions and alarms

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4.10 Buttons

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5. Central battery system planning and installation ...................................................... 22

5.1 System planning

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Luminaire-specific addressable monitoring

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Circuit monitoring

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5.2 System installation

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Parts layout

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DIP switch settings in circuit boards

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5.3 Commissioning

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Setting of battery capacity

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Turning the power ON for the first time

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Forced charging of the batteries

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Checking the luminaire circuits one at a time

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Configuration

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Summary of Contents for TAPSA CONTROL TKT65

Page 1: ...VOT34 CENTRAL BATTERY UNIT FOR EMERGENCY LIGHTING Installation and maintenance instructions TKT65 TAPSA CONTROL...

Page 2: ...t 9 Individual luminaire monitoring test with basic settings 10 Circuit monitoring luminaire test with basic settings 10 4 5 Operation of the central battery unit 10 4 6 Normal Status 10 4 7 Central m...

Page 3: ...33 7 2 Printer 34 Language selection of the printer TKT65xxCD L or optional feature TST6531 34 Printing out test reports 34 APPENDIX 1 Report Layout 35 APPENDIX 2 Mechanical dimensions 36 Fastening p...

Page 4: ...ery unit de energized The central battery unit and the battery housing can be opened only by electrically skilled person Device must be made de energized before any maintenance or repair work Remove t...

Page 5: ...ontrol printer and LCD display CLO Control LCD display and LON interface P Cabinet construction with a lockable door PP IP54 cabinet construction with a lockable door 3 5 List of optional features For...

Page 6: ...in the circuit monitoring 7 segment display a short operation test time can be set to take place after each 1 7 days battery test every 6 months 4 1 and 4 7 at 0 00 o clock tests can also be started m...

Page 7: ...V Neozed Battery Fuse TKT6524C 2x35 A plug fuse S 35 A 250 V Neozed Charger unit fuses 5x20 mm glass tube fuse 6 3 A Central battery unit type Output circuits Total load capacity in battery use with...

Page 8: ...50272 2 2001 Safety requirements for secondary battery installations Part 2 Stationary batteries EN 60439 1 A1 2005 Distribution units Part 1 Requirements for type tested and partly type tested units...

Page 9: ...bout DIP settings details see chapter DIP Switch settings in circuit board page 24 4 4 Control unit The monitoring function of the central battery unit can operate using three different operating prin...

Page 10: ...will be given if in any of the circuits the measured current differs more than 80 mA when compared to the value which was stored during the last configuring Each one LED in the column represents a 10...

Page 11: ...e is interrupted or it has dropped below 180 V The central battery unit can be in battery operation because external control has switched it to emergency mode The central battery unit is in luminaire...

Page 12: ...Mains LEDs are flashing If the battery voltage has dropped below ca 173 V the CBU is powered down Check that remote control link is closed CON5 pins 7 and 8 Check that mains voltage is coming to Centr...

Page 13: ...9 EARTH LEAKAGE Possible earth leakage inside the central battery unit Not in use 10 INTERNAL FAULT This LED alarms when some internal fault of the central battery unit is detected a fault in the bat...

Page 14: ...e total input power of the circuit If the LED or LEDs are flashing during circuit monitoring an error has been detected in the circuit See the instructions given for corresponding LEDs 1 REPORT Use th...

Page 15: ...T button until the value you wish to select shows in the display For example 6 Interrupt the battery test 4 Acknowledge by pressing the MENU OK button again The required action begins 3 SETUP Use this...

Page 16: ...mber of days If the number is 1 the test is made every day or if it is 7 the test is done once a week The number of the second segment determines the settings of the luminaire tests 0 Luminaire and ba...

Page 17: ...ll be shown as the number 8 7 LUMI TEST TIME Use this option to choose a time for the automatic luminaire test in full hours To change the luminaire test time 1 Go to the menu with the MENU OK button...

Page 18: ...e display which means this battery voltage of 210 V The limit that is reached first ends the test The time and the end voltage are recorded To change the voltage limit for a battery test 1 Go to the m...

Page 19: ...y mode and all output circuits are switched on If the Internal fault LED is lit and Battery test LED is flashing the battery duration test has failed A change of battery always requires a new configur...

Page 20: ...nding with K or external luminaires fitted with Teknoware address module that are connected to the central battery unit are switched on This feature can be activated by opening loop 13 14 If the LED i...

Page 21: ...Used for selecting a menu or accepting a selection Used for starting tests and or printing BROWSE Used for browsing menus and making selections within the menu SET Used for changing a desired setting...

Page 22: ...hat they switch off when the lamp fails This is because the system measures only the current of the circuit and detects the failures from the changes in it 5 2 System installation The system must be i...

Page 23: ...m those circuits Layout for Mode links is in next chapter NOTE If you have control type luminaires model type ends with letter K or address modules with maintained non maintained selection all mode li...

Page 24: ...oard When the DIP switch number 4 is in the OFF position the circuit board operates according to the addressable luminaire monitoring principle When the DIP switch number 4 is in the ON position the c...

Page 25: ...1 Set the current on the TS5 XST0201 B DIP switch according to the guidelines in the illustration below NOTE The charging current must ALWAYS be set checked based on the number of ampere hours Ah in...

Page 26: ...h and distribution fuse F1 to 0 position 2 Connect the battery fuses F2 and F3 3 Turn the mains fuse F1 to 1 position 4 Close the central battery unit cover 5 Turn the mains switch S1 to 1 position No...

Page 27: ...e luminaires found in the circuit or the total input power of the circuit Once the test is complete you can use the BROWSE button to have the central battery unit display the tested luminaire circuits...

Page 28: ...of their lifetime Only a qualified electrician may perform such maintenance operations which require opening of the casing of the central battery unit or the battery container 6 1 Replacing the batte...

Page 29: ...5 Turn the mains switch to 1 position 16 Carry out the system configuration according to the instructions in chapter 0 Configuration If the configuration is interrupted check the charge level of the b...

Page 30: ...LCD displays the status of the central battery system as well as stores test results in its memory The following information is available on the LCD battery set charge battery voltage date time resul...

Page 31: ...isplay below is shown Luminaire test log 23 03 11 23 59 OK 22 03 11 23 59 ERROR Figure 4 Luminaire test log The example shows a test date and time as well as the test result OK or ERROR You can browse...

Page 32: ...he battery test log for detailed information on battery tests You can view battery test results if the central battery systems has performed an automatic battery test or if a manual test has been carr...

Page 33: ...ifies a value that you can change with the button You can change the parameter whose value you want to change by using the SETUP button Once you have set the date and time you can leave the menu by pr...

Page 34: ...election with the MENU OK button The report can be attached to the central battery unit s logbook as a proof of a completed test Language selection of the printer TKT65xxCD L or optional feature TST65...

Page 35: ...te of last battery test SYSTEM TEST OK Fault in central module battery or charging circuit SETTING Auto conf 1 A Local Contr 1 Automatic configuration ON Test Selection 1 1 B Overload Test Selection 1...

Page 36: ...uit Empty circuits are not inspected in this case either An output circuit error results in an internal error alarm In circuit monitoring the LEDs of the front panel and in the report the correspondin...

Page 37: ...VOT 34 Rev 1 81 EN 11 12 2019 TKT65C Installation and maintenance 37 TKT65 P cabinet construction...

Page 38: ...VOT 34 Rev 1 81 EN 11 12 2019 TKT65C Installation and maintenance 38 TKT65C PP IP54 construction...

Page 39: ...VOT 34 Rev 1 81 EN 11 12 2019 TKT65C Installation and maintenance 39 Fastening points Fasten the CBU firmly to a sufficiently solid wall...

Page 40: ...VOT 34 Rev 1 81 EN 11 12 2019 TKT65C Installation and maintenance 40 Center of Gravity TKT6524C Note that the center of gravity might change slightly depending on the CBU model...

Page 41: ...VOT 34 Rev 1 81 EN 11 12 2019 TKT65C Installation and maintenance 41 APPENDIX 3 Connection alternatives for batteries...

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Page 52: ...VOT 34 Rev 1 81 EN 11 12 2019 TKT65C Installation and maintenance 52 APPENDIX 5 Central battery unit main diagram...

Page 53: ...ire test automatically battery test manually luminaire test manually battery test automatically 6 Sensitivity 7 Luminaire test time 8 Delay time 9 Cent Number 10 Battery level 11 Duration 12 Years 13...

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