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Micro
ARE-M Series 24V Chargers, Single Phase
Introduction
PM990-1070-24, Issue 12
1-1
1.0 INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this manual is to provide the reader with the procedures for installing, configuring,
operating, and servicing UNIPOWER
Micro
ARE-M Float Chargers.
Chapter 1 Introduction provides a description of the
Micro
ARE-M series chargers, the model designation
list, and detailed specifications. This chapter also has product support telephone and FAX numbers and
the company’s Internet URL where the latest issue of this manual can be found.
Chapter 2 Installation describes mechanical and electrical installation of the charger. Each aspect of the
installation is discussed and supporting illustrations are provided.
Chapter 3 Commissioning presents a suggested procedure that can be integrated into or modified by your
company’s commissioning procedures.
Chapter 4 Setup and Operation describes charger displays and use of the 4-button keypad. Setup menus
are provided to ease navigation through the provided displays. Default setup values are listed.
Chapter 5 Circuit Description includes a block diagram level description of the charger circuitry. Read
this chapter before installing, configuring, operating, or servicing the charge.
Chapter 6 Maintenance provides preventive maintenance and troubleshooting information. A
troubleshooting chart is included as are component location drawings and schematics for all charger
models. These drawings are followed by a section containing replacement parts lists. Troubleshooting
information for the Interface Board and the Control and Display Board follows the parts lists.
Chapter 7 Options and Accessories furnishes details concerning the accessories available at the time this
manual was published.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
1.1
The
Micro
ARE-M series of single-phase, controlled ferroresonant float chargers is intended for utility,
communications, and other applications where a source of stable, electrically clean, reliable DC power is
needed. Available models provide an output voltage of 24 VDC and an output current from 6-100
amperes, depending upon model. Refer the Model Designation for a list of standard models and options.
Installation is quick and easy. The design accommodates floor, wall, or rack mounting with standard and
optional brackets. A mounting method is usually specified on the equipment order so the proper brackets
can be supplied.
The charger is configured and operated from the front of the unit. The control section includes a 2-line
digital display, 4-button keypad, green AC on LED and a red alarm LED, an AC input circuit breaker, and
a DC output circuit breaker. An optional control board offers front panel LED indicators, showing the
status of the High Voltage Alarm, Low Voltage Alarm, No Charge Alarm and AC Fail Alarm on the
telecom models. For the utility models two additional LEDs show the state of the Positive and Negative
ground fault alarms.
Access to internal components for servicing by qualified personnel is through the door comprising the
front of the unit. The door is hinged on the left and secured on the right by two fasteners.