4
b)
Connect mains wires with the input terminal block of the RIP, the F1 (2 A) fuse
being preliminary removed from the terminal block. The
LINE wire must be
connected to the terminal XT1/4
;
c)
Connect the load to the output terminal block observing polarity (
ХТ
2/7,8 to «+»
and
ХТ
2/4,5,6 to «
-
»). If several load devices are to be connected then Bolid
manufactured BZK DC Power Modules are recommended to be used;
Note:
The rated load current is 3 A. Short-term operation of the RIP is allowed
once per hour at a load current of up to 4 A (2 min) when sound alarms,
extinguishing control units, control appliances, etc. are turned on.
d)
In order to indicate remotely switching the RIP to backup power or a short circuit
failure, connect the RIP to the alarm loop of the devices to be powered. An example
of connecting the RIP with alarm loops of such devices as Signal-20P, S2000-4,
and similar is shown in Figure 2. A termination resistor 4.7 K provided with the
devices is to be installed inside the RIP.
XP2
XP3
RED
Output
27V, 3A
Line
Neutral
XT1
F1 2A
4
5
6
1
3
2
XP4
XP5
X1
X2
XT2
1
2
3
4
W1
W1 is for the wire provided
~ 150...253V,
1.3A,
50Hz
L
N
Output “+OC”
Max: 30V, 100mA
+OC
+loop
-loop
4.7K
T
o
a
n
a
la
rm
l
o
o
p
5
X3
X4
6
7
8
Figure 2
2.3
Usage
2.3.1
Starting the RIP
Attention! Prior to turning the RIP on, ensure that it is mounted properly!
а
)
Connect the batteries to the terminals observing polarity (the red wire is to be
connected to the positive lead of the battery).
