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Safety information for the internal

power supply and the dual-redundant

PSU

Risk of electrical shock

Do not open the cover of the internal power supply or

dual-redundant PSU.
There are no user-serviceable parts inside.

When using the service cable to power a module, do not

open the voltage selector or attempt to change the voltage

of that module.

Risk of damage to equipment

In the internal power supply, each daisy-chain cable is

protected by an 8 A fuse. Do not overload the cables.

The internal power supply can supply up to 200 W to a

single daisy-chain, or up to 250 W across two daisy-chains.

Do not overload the internal power supply. If the internal

power supply is overloaded, it will not start.

The dual-redundant PSU can supply up to 350

 

W to a

single daisy-chain, or up to 450

 

W across two daisy-chains.

Do not overload the dual-redundant PSU. If the

dual-redundant PSU is overloaded, one or both power

units can fail.
If a single power unit fails, and the dual-redundant PSU is

still overloaded, the other can fail soon afterward.

Do not block the vents of the internal power supply or

dual-redundant PSU. If a power supply overheats, it shuts

down and will not restart.

Before you connect the service cable to a module, make

sure the connector is up the right way.

Summary of Contents for ONErack 1RK-PSU

Page 1: ...We Engineer Confidence We Engineer Confidence MNL 1RK PSU V1 30 Mar 2019 1RK PSU ONErack internal power supply Installation Guide V1 30...

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Page 3: ...e In the box 1 Fitting the ONErack internal power supply 2 Powering modules outside your ONErack with the service cable 5 Safety information for the internal power supply and the dual redundant PSU 7...

Page 4: ...ails 4 M3 screws Note if your module has only the lower tab you only need 2 screws 1 power lead AC appropriate for your region 1 service cable 1 A3 template In the unlikely event that a component is m...

Page 5: ...erack You can place the internal power supply anywhere in your ONErack chassis If you decide to mount the internal power supply at the right hand end of the chassis leave a minimum of 10 numbered hole...

Page 6: ...lower tab only use two screws 5 OPTIONAL Connect one or both daisy chain cables to the rear of the internal power supply ready for your modules You only need to connect a daisy chain cable to the uppe...

Page 7: ...cables connect your internal power supply to an electrical outlet The green LED on the front of the internal power supply lights up Read more about installing modules in the installation guide for ONE...

Page 8: ...rvice cable to a module make sure the connector is up the right way To service devices mounted on modules you remove the module from the ONErack chassis Removing the module from the chassis disconnect...

Page 9: ...MNL 1RK PSU V1 30 6 2 Connect the service cable to the voltage selector of the module 3 Connect the service cable to the internal power supply or dual redundant PSU...

Page 10: ...00 W to a single daisy chain or up to 250 W across two daisy chains Do not overload the internal power supply If the internal power supply is overloaded it will not start The dual redundant PSU can su...

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