User manual ZSP135-DR
0404.00.95-05.4 14/36
Warnings
Please read all these tips and regulations.
Mistakes in their observance may cause damage, electric
shock, fire or serious injury.
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It is forbidden to carry and transport the device with mounted and connected batteries
.
This can cause severe internal faults and can lead to the loss of operation safety.
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Installation and connections can be made only when batteries removed.
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When connecting batteries that may pose a threat due to high energy level, pay special
attention to the compatibility of their polarity with the description on the connector
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Do not block ventilation openings.
Provide a free space of at least 10 cm at the sides of the
device, enabling its proper ventilation. Otherwise, it can lead to damage of the device or early
battery deterioration.
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Please, install the device in a place where it is not exposed to direct sunlight.
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The device must be powered from the mains with a protective earthing terminal.
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Before starting the device, please, check the quality of all connections
.
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The device may interfere with operation of sensible radio and television equipment
located nearby.
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The device may be operated only by authorized and trained personnel.
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The device must be serviced by servicemen of the manufacturer or specialized service
companies authorized by the manufacturer.
1. Technical description
This user manual refers to the power supply with remote indication of faults defined as the
mains fault and the battery fault. These two signals can be combined into a collective fault
indication
– see the section 2.3.
In this respect it differs from the previous version, offering the collective fault indication
(including the mains fault too) and a separate signal about the mains fault.
Types of the available indications can be recognized by reading descriptions next to
connectors or on the wiring diagram (a sticker inside the casing).
1.1. Application
The power supplies are dedicated to uninterruptible supply of power in the range of 55 W to 190 W
at the voltage 24 V to devices of fire detection and fire alarm systems, systems of smoke and heat
control as well as other fire protection devices, where compliance with EN 54-4:1997 + AC:1999 +
A1:2002 + A2:2006 or EN 12101-10:2005 + AC:2007, guidelines of VdS 2541:1996-12, 2882:2004-11,
2824:2004-03, 2593:2002-09 or the Polish Ordinance (specified on the title page) is required.
The battery backup power supplies ZSP135-DR supply power from the utility power grid or
– in
case of a power failure
– from internal bank of VRLA batteries (known also as AGM or gel batteries).
They have two outputs, protected by fuses. The power supply can be optionally equipped with an
ZSP135-OUT6 additional outputs module (see the section 2.4). During a transition from the mains
power to the battery power and vice versa there are no voltage dropouts on the outputs.
The power supplies fulfill the requirement of EN 54-4 to offer a collective fault indication by an
appropriate connection of relay outputs of the signals (see the section 2.3).
The power supplies can manage an external binary fault signal and optionally can be equipped with
the device to detect unauthorized opening of the door (see the section 4.3)
Depending on the battery bank capacity the power supplies are assembled into three types of wall
boxes (see the section 1.2).
1.2.
Technical data
General electrical and environmental parameters
Nominal input voltage
230 V +10% -15%
Nominal output voltage
*1)
27.1 V
Output voltage range
*2)
20.8…28.0 V
Minimal battery voltage
21.3 V
Current consumption from the battery for own needs
max 35 mA
