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2787-2147

Installation and Removal

Product manual | Version: 1.0.0

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Power Supply Pro 2

Removing from the DIN-35 Rail

D

C

Figure 16: Removal

1. To remove (see figure “Removal”), pull the latch (k) down [C], using a screwdriver or

an operating tool.

2. Pivot the product to remove it from the DIN-35 rail [D].

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Summary of Contents for 2787-2147

Page 1: ...Product manual Version 1 0 0 Power Supplies Power Supply Pro 2 2787 2147...

Page 2: ...has been taken to ensure the accuracy and completeness of this documentation However as errors can never be fully excluded we always appreci ate any information or suggestions for improving the docum...

Page 3: ...pe label 13 3 4 Label 14 3 5 Connections 14 3 5 1 Connectors 14 3 5 2 Input 15 3 5 3 Output 15 3 5 4 Signal 16 3 6 Indicators 16 3 7 Control elements 17 3 7 1 Buttons 17 3 8 Communication interface 17...

Page 4: ...Starting the Software 37 9 3 Overview 40 9 3 1 Menu Bar 41 9 3 1 1 Backstage Tab 41 9 3 1 2 Device Tab 41 9 3 1 2 1 Dialog Settings 41 9 3 2 Main Menu 48 9 3 3 Display Section 48 9 3 3 1 Display Secti...

Page 5: ...Breaker Mode 56 10 6 5 Latching Shutdown on Thermal Overload Mode 57 10 6 6 Power Boost mode 57 10 6 7 Top Boost Mode 58 10 7 Maintenance 59 11 Decommissioning 60 11 1 Disposal and Recycling 60 12 Ap...

Page 6: ...uct is an open system and is designed for installation in a additional enclosure This product fulfills the requirements of protection type IP20 and is designed for use in dry indoor spaces Operation o...

Page 7: ...cal regulations and accepted technology standards and practices applicable at the time of installation and the instruc tions in the products Instructions for use must be complied with 1 2 Typographica...

Page 8: ...st slight injury Action step to reduce risk NOTICE Type and source of malfunction property damage only Possible malfunctions that may restrict the product s scope of functions or ergonomics but do not...

Page 9: ...state of the art at the time the documentation was created and are not subject to updating service The installer and operator bear sole responsibility to ensure they are complied with in their current...

Page 10: ...d practices applicable at the time of installation 2 2 Electrical Safety High voltage can cause electric shock or burns Disconnect all power sources from the product before performing any installation...

Page 11: ...opened with tools Ensure the required pollution degree in the vicinity of the system Offer adequate protection against direct or indirect contact Offer adequate protection against UV irradiation Prev...

Page 12: ...ther via the WAGO USB configuration cable or via an attached communication module It is also possible to record and evaluate various output parameters via the WAGO Interface Con figuration software wh...

Page 13: ...7 2147 Power Supply Unit Pro 2 2787 2147 P U Pro 2 1 2 S PH 24VDC 0A IN 100 240 V 5 9 2 2 A 50 60 Hz OUT Ambient Temp Derating 2 C 5 70 www wago com 2787 2147 Class I Equipment Indoor Use Only IP20 Te...

Page 14: ...Figure Label Position Comment Details 1 2D data matrix code Contains the information from positions 2 5 2 Key number Fixed information 37S 3 ID number per D U N S Fixed information WAGO Minden 4 WAGO...

Page 15: ...voltage 4 Test slot Series 721 Series see section 8 Accessories 62 Connection technology CAGE CLAMP 3 5 3 Output 1 2 3 4 5 6 Figure 5 Output X2 Connection Table 8 Legend for Figure Output X2 Connectio...

Page 16: ...Ds These LEDs indicate operating states and 8 Diagnostics 35 100 75 50 25 DC OK Figure 7 Optical Status Indicator Table 12 Indication of Operating States General Indicator Product is in Standby Mode L...

Page 17: ...to make settings 3 8 Communication interface The communication interface is covered with a cap Remove this cap to use the commu nication interface NOTICE Avoid destruction of the product by electrosta...

Page 18: ...r PC 3 Carefully insert the plug for the communication interface straight into the communi cation interface in such a way that the keying tab fits into the lower recess The plug is seated correctly on...

Page 19: ...ng time typ 1 110 VAC 28 ms 230 VAC 28 ms Holding time typ 1 110 VAC 30 ms 230 VAC 30 ms 1 At nominal load Table 18 Technical Data Input Connection Property Value Cross section Solid 0 08 2 5 mm 28 12...

Page 20: ...load in range 90 264 VAC 3 10 90 load step 4 20 MHz bandwidth 5 See section 8 Short Circuit and Overload Behavior 54 6 Can be set via the WAGO Interface Configuration software 7 See figure Turn on Ti...

Page 21: ...140 F Required tools conductor termination Operating tool with a partially insulated shaft type 3 see section 8 Accessories 62 3 9 4 Efficiency Power Loss Table 21 Table Technical Data Efficiency Pow...

Page 22: ...gnal Output DO Property Value Switch on threshold typ UOUT USET 0 93 Switch off threshold typ UOUT USET 0 87 Contact load max 50 mA Voltage drop typ 100 mV at 50 mA Contact voltage max 31 2 VDC Polari...

Page 23: ...Property Value Surrounding air temperature operation 25 70 C Surrounding air temperature restricted operation 1 40 25 C Surrounding air temperature storage 40 85 C Derating temperature dependent 2 1 V...

Page 24: ...t be exceeded due to power feedback 4 Configurable see section 8 Latching Shutdown on Thermal Overload Mode 57 5 The circuit breaker can be used for activation during installation In this case the cir...

Page 25: ...Climatic Environmental Conditions Standard Test Value Mechanical Environmental Conditions EN 60068 2 6 f 5 150 Hz 1g 3 5 m IEC 60068 2 27 shock 15g 11 ms 6 shocks per axis and direction half sine EN 6...

Page 26: ...N 61000 4 3 Part 4 3 Testing and measurement techniques Radiated radio fre quency electromagnetic field immu nity test 80 MHz 1 0 GHz 1 kHz AM 80 10 V m A 900 5 MHz 200 Hz PM 50 10 V m A EN 61000 4 4...

Page 27: ...a at nom inal load EN 61000 3 2 Part 3 2 Limits Limits for harmonic current emissions equipment input current 16 A per phase Upper harmonic in put currents Class A fulfilled at nominal load 3 10 4 Spe...

Page 28: ...e DI DO interface For details see section 8 Dialog Settings 41 Configurable load management For details see section 8 Dialog Settings 41 Communication interface Allows connection via a WAGO USB Commun...

Page 29: ...ance of at least 50 mm from the ventilation openings to adjacent surfaces The letters shown in parentheses refer to positions in the View figure in section 8 View 12 Mounting Positions Nominal mountin...

Page 30: ...Rail A B Figure 15 Mounting Install the product as per EN 60715 by snapping it onto the DIN 35 rail see figure Mounting 1 Place the product with its DIN 35 rail guide on the top edge of the DIN 35 ra...

Page 31: ...nual Version 1 0 0 31 Power Supply Pro 2 Removing from the DIN 35 Rail D C Figure 16 Removal 1 To remove see figure Removal pull the latch k down C using a screwdriver or an operating tool 2 Pivot the...

Page 32: ...les see section 8 Technical Data 18 Check the appropriate operating voltage before connecting the equipment see section 8 Type label 13 6 2 Connect Conductor to CAGE CLAMP CAGE CLAMP Connectors are de...

Page 33: ...tion opening 3 Remove the operating tool to close the CAGE CLAMP The conductor is now securely clamped 6 3 Push In Termination The connections for the output can also be wired directly without using a...

Page 34: ...output voltage Press once The output voltage increases in steps Press and hold The output voltage increases con tinuously Press once The output voltage is reduced in steps Press and hold The output vo...

Page 35: ...r Trip ping Current of Electronic Cir cuit Breaker Exceeded 100 Flashing 2 Hz Flashing 2 Hz Flashing 2 Hz 75 Off Flashing 2 Hz Signaling of regular utilization 50 Off Off 25 Off Off DC OK Flashing 2 H...

Page 36: ...ponents Requirements Operating system Windows 10 64 bit Memory 8 GB Free hard disk space 250 MB Processor 1 GHz or higher 64 bit x64 Screen resolution 1920 1080 pixels 9 1 2 Install WAGO Interface Con...

Page 37: ...the example of connecting the product to a computer via a WAGO USB Communication Cable 9 2 First Steps The following steps are based on the WAGO Interface Configuration software G2 version 01 00 01 2...

Page 38: ...enu Item Description Communication Selects the connection between the product and software Language Selects the display language for the software Help Opens the help for the software About Displays in...

Page 39: ...een manually selected or automatically detected by the software see the following steps The settings you have to make on this tab depend on whether you are configuring your product offline or online O...

Page 40: ...1 8 Menu Bar 41 The menu bar contains general software settings options You can find more information in section 8 Menu Bar 41 2 8 Main Menu 48 The main menu contains individual tabs that contain dif...

Page 41: ...ameters and measured values which can be stored as a CSV file Update Performs a firmware update on the product You can get the current firmware update and corre sponding compatibility information from...

Page 42: ...externally The saved settings can be imported into a product that is configured offline a replacement product or a product used in a similar way for example Factory Settings Resets all settings to th...

Page 43: ...tronic circuit breaker If this box is checked the Electronic Circuit Breaker overload behavior is enabled In the event of overload the power supply works like an electronic circuit breaker and switche...

Page 44: ...on off If this box is checked the product can be switched on and off via the digital input Inversion If this box is checked the digital input is inverted Function triggered by low high transition If...

Page 45: ...off latched 1 If this box is checked the digital output is set if latching shutdown occurs Digital output via process data communication 1 If this box is checked the digital output can be con trolled...

Page 46: ...l switch on delay is enabled in the event of connection to the grid Switch on delay Here you can enter the switch on delay unit ms Disable reset to factory set tings If this box is checked it is not l...

Page 47: ...tion active If this box is checked no parameters can be written to the product Write and read protection ac tive If this box is checked no parameters can be written to the product or read from the pro...

Page 48: ...nce graph for up to three measured values The representation in the Display section is described in section 8 Display Section Measurement Recording 50 Information Shows information about the connected...

Page 49: ...last minute unit Ws Last hour This indicates the output energy supplied in the last hour unit Wh Operating condition Status DC O K Green indicator Status OK Red indicator There is a message Status of...

Page 50: ...d values over a specific time period clock should be recorded The corresponding input form changes accordingly Pos 3 input form for chart Pos 4 input form for clock 2 Measured Value Selection Here you...

Page 51: ...ecorded only for on line display and not saved Start Starts the recording setting at pos 1 chart Stop Stops the recording before the specified number is reached setting at pos 1 chart 5 This shows the...

Page 52: ...8 The letters shown in parentheses refer to positions in the View figure in section 8 View 12 Disable Overvoltage Protection Remove the screw i on the side of the product The overvoltage protection is...

Page 53: ...Derating Temperature Dependent Temperature Value Derating TU 40 C 1 V 40 C and 100 VAC TU 55 C 3 K 55 C and 230 VAC TU 60 C 3 K 60 C and 230 VAC 0 4 8 12 16 20 40 30 20 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 IOUT...

Page 54: ...when connecting in parallel A parallel connection directly on the connectors on the secondary side of the product is not allowed For decoupling the outputs in parallel mode use of diodes in the posit...

Page 55: ...15 second pause occurs during which the output voltage is switched off The output voltage is then switched back on If the overload is still present the process starts again This mode is set by default...

Page 56: ...ocess repeats until the overload has been eliminated t 100ms 500ms 150 100ms 100 IOUT IN Figure 38 Hiccup Mode 10 6 4 Electronic Circuit Breaker Mode In this mode a specified trip current and trip del...

Page 57: ...ch the output back on manual intervention is necessary The following options are available for this Communication interface Buttons Digital input 10 6 6 Power Boost mode This mode can be used in combi...

Page 58: ...circuit for example In some cases the current pulse can trip an overcurrent protection device that is present in the connected circuit such as a circuit breaker This quickly ends the short circuit or...

Page 59: ...tection class against dust accumulation moisture radiation and aggressive chemi cals Permitted repairs are limited to the measures listed in these operating instructions Should a fault occur nonethele...

Page 60: ...benefits health protects the environ ment from harmful substances in electrical and electronic equipment and enables sus tainable and efficient use of resources Observe national and local regulations...

Page 61: ...lustrate examples of how a WAGO Power Supply Pro 2 can be connected as a consumer in three different grounding systems TN TT and IT 12 1 1 AC Operation L N PE Load Source AC 1 phase AC DC Figure 42 AC...

Page 62: ...ication Cable 2 5 m 0750 0923 Accessories Tools Table 65 Accessories Tools Description Designation Item Number Operating tool with partially insulated shaft Type 2 blade 3 5 0 5 mm 0210 0720 Operating...

Page 63: ...emark of the Digital Illumination Interface Alliance DiiA EtherCAT is a registered trademark and patented technology licensed by Beckhoff Automation GmbH Germany ETHERNET IP is a registered trademark...

Page 64: ...ent 19 Table 17 Technical Data Mains Failure Buffering Time 19 Table 18 Technical Data Input Connection 19 Table 19 Technical Data Output 19 Table 20 Technical Data Output Connection 20 Table 21 Table...

Page 65: ...e Graphical User Interface Overview 40 Table 49 Device Tab 41 Table 50 Dialog Settings Buttons 42 Table 51 Dialog Settings DC Output 43 Table 52 Dialog Settings Signalization 44 Table 53 Dialog Settin...

Page 66: ...Removal 31 Figure 17 Connect Conductor to CAGE CLAMP 33 Figure 18 Software Start 37 Figure 19 Start View 37 Figure 20 Start View Tabs 38 Figure 21 Backstage Tab 38 Figure 22 Device Tab Selection Menu...

Page 67: ...rent with Latching Shutdown Mode 56 Figure 38 Hiccup Mode 56 Figure 39 Electronic Circuit Breaker Mode 57 Figure 40 Power Boost Mode in Combination with Constant Current Mode 58 Figure 41 Loop Impedan...

Page 68: ...s catalogs videos and other WAGO media are subject to copyright Distribution or modification of the contents of these pages and videos is prohibited Furthermore the content may neither be copied nor m...

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