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DOC-6019-EN-US — revision 1.001
The LNL-400XA-P Power Supply Unit (PSU)
The LNL-400XA-P is a high-efficiency and cost-effective power supply
designed to house a variety of LenelS2 controllers and modules in an
OnGuard® system.
Featuring a regulated 13.8 VDC output, the LNL-400XA-P supplies
continuous full rated current to load via 4 x PTC (self-resettable) fuses.
Maximum battery life is assured using deep discharge protection to prevent
premature battery failure when operating in standby mode for extended
periods. Two sets of volt-free contacts are provided to signal (i) loss of
mains and (ii) battery and loss of output faults.
The LNL-400XA-P can supply a continuous full-rated current to load plus
an additional 0.5 A for charging a 12 V standby battery.
The universal mains input voltage enables the power supply to be used
across a wide geographical area. The highly efficient switch mode design
ensures low operating costs while generating less heat. The modular
construction simplifies maintenance.
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Continuous full-rated current-to-load
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Universal mains input voltage 90-264 VAC
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High-efficiency electronics for reduced running costs and lower
operating temperatures
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Provided with 4 x 1 A PTC self-reset output fuses
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Mains transient protection circuit
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Lid and removal from wall tamper detection
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Installer-safe design with all high-voltage electronics fully shrouded
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PCB supports and fixings supplied
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Houses a variety of LenelS2 controllers and modules
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PSU status and diagnostic LEDs (mains present and fault)
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Volt-free contact signalling mains failure (EPS)
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Volt-free contact signalling output and battery faults (GEN)
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Full electronic short circuit and overload protection on load output
under mains operation
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Individual battery and output fuse (PTC) protection
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Three-year warranty
Installation
This unit is only suitable for installation as permanently connected
equipment. The PSU is NOT SUITABLE for external installation.
Before installation, ensure that the mains power source has a separate
(approved) disconnect device that is fitted with a fuse or other over-current
protection rated at 3 A maximum. Ensure that the disconnect device has the
appropriate earth fault protection to the applicable standard.
Before connecting the PSU to the mains power source, verify that the
external disconnect device is OFF.
Install the PSU according to all relevant safety regulations applicable to the
application. EQUIPMENT MUST BE EARTHED.
Mounting
1.
Mount the PSU securely in correct orientation allowing minimum
clearance. Fasten cables using cable tie securing points as shown.
Mounting the Power Supply
2.
Route mains and low voltage output cables via different knockouts
and/or cable entry holes.
Note:
Use bushes and cable glands rated to UL94 HB minimum.
Mains Power-up
1.
Attach the appropriately-rated mains cable (minimum 0.5 mm
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[3 A],
300/500 VAC) and fasten using cable ties.
2.
Apply mains power. Check for 13.8 VDC on load outputs. Ensure that
the green Mains LED is on.
3.
Disconnect mains power.
Load Output
1.
Attach the appropriately-rated load cable and fasten using cable ties.
Note polarity.
2.
Apply mains power. Check green Mains LED is on.
Note:
The red LED on the PSU may be on to indicate that no battery
has been connected. This is normal.
3.
Verify the load is operating correctly.
4.
Disconnect mains power.
Standby Battery
1.
Attach supplied battery cables to terminal block and battery.
Note:
Ensure correct polarity of battery connections: +ve use red lead;
-ve use black lead.
2.
Apply mains power. Ensure that the green Mains LED is on.
3.
Ensure that there is no fault indication on the red LED (see Signaling
Outputs).
4.
Disconnect mains power. Check that the batteries continue to supply
voltage and current to the load. The Green LED should be off.
Note:
Batteries must have sufficient charge to supply the load.
5.
Reconnect mains power. The green LED should be on.
LNL-400XA-P 13.8 VDC 4A 4-way PSU with PTC Fuses
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