2 Model Definition
PCS100 ESS User Manual | 2UCD190000E001 rev. J
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Mechanical Construction
This specifies the type of mechanical construction, with A10 denoting the standard cabinet and Bxx the standard rack. For
some cases the letter Cxx
1
will be used, denoting a specific application or duty cycles.
8-Modules rack section
16-Modules rack section
Cabinet
A10 - Standard cabinet solution (800W x 800D)
B
xx - Standard rack solution
B
x
x - Number of 8-modules sections:
B1
= 8-modules rack
B2
= 16-modules rack
B3
= 16-m 8-modules racks
B4
= 16-m 16-modules racks
C2
= 16-modules rack
1
C3
= 16-m 8-modules racks
1
C4
= 16-m 16-modules racks
1
Bx
x
– Busbar requirements:
1
= AC/DC left - (up to 16 modules)
2
= AC/DC right - (up to 16 modules)
3
= AC left, DC right - (up to 16 modules)
4
= AC right, DC left - (up to 16 modules)
C
= Center fed 16-modules rack RH side (16 < modules < 25)
2
D
= Center fed 16-modules rack LH side (16 < modules < 25)
Overview modules and racks:
Cabinets
Rack with D-Type Modules
Rack with C-Type Modules
A10 1-6 modules
B1x 1-8 modules
B2x 9-14 modules
C2x 15-16 modules
1
B3x 15-22 modules
C3x 23-24 modules
1
B4x 25-28 modules
C4x 29-32 modules
1
B1x 1-8 modules
B2x 9-16 modules
B3x 17-24 modules
B4x 25-32 modules
Note:
1
For racks with D-type modules typically a maximum of 14 modules can be placed into one rack (two sections of 8
modules) due to current limitations on the DC bus. Contact factory in case you require more than 14 modules on a
single rack (two sections of 8 modules) for specific applications with continuous DC currents below 2500 Adc, or
specific duty-cycles applications.
2
For racks over 24 modules, two sections of 16-modules are required. Therefore, there is not distinction where it is
located. By default, the code for busbar requirement will be
C