User manual ZSP135-DR
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T
3
- duration of three full work cycles of the actuator [h]
Attention: the power supply requires some minimal battery capacity during the standby and alarm for its
own needs (I
Q
= 0.035 A). This is 3.3 Ah for the standby of 72 h, 1.4 Ah for 30 h, and 0.20 Ah for 4 h.
Having calculated from the above formula the required capacity of the battery bank, one can use the
table in the section 1.1 to select the power supply, observing the constraint of the maximal capacity to
mount in the given power supply and choosing the standard value which must be greater than the
calculated minimal capacity.
Additionally, the following conditions must be met: I
SB
< Imax.a , I
AL
< Imax.b and I
ACT
< Imax.b.
7. Additional information
7.1.
Manufacturer’s remarks
The manufacturer reserves the right to introduce changes in the
design and technology which shall not impair quality of the product.
7.2. Cooperating devices
7.2.1. Tester
A tester of power supplies ZSP135 has been developed for the
service and maintenance staff. It allows reading values and states
recognized by the controller of the power supply without intrusion
into circuits of the power supply and without measurement
equipment. It is also possible to determine the state of the battery
bank during the test and to force a test outside the automatic
schedule.
7.2.2. Communication module
The communication module ZSP135-MK is another optional outfit. It enables transition of data
from the power supply via the RS232 or RS485 interface. The read data include measured values
and states recognized by the controller of the power supply. The module was designed to be
mounted inside the box of the power supply. Owing to the module the power supply ZSP135-DR
can be visible in the Building Management System GEMOS. The manufacturer offers integration
with other systems.
More information on the cooperating devices shall be found in their separate user manuals.
7.3.
Handling of the package and waste
The packaging of the product is made of materials that can be recycled (wood, paper,
cardboard, plastics). Dispose of unnecessary packaging separately to the recipient of the
waste materials.
This marking on the product indicates that the product should not be disposed of with
municipal waste after the expiration of its service life, but should be sent to the collection
point for used electronic equipment.
Waste rechargeable batteries are dangerous and
must be utilized.
This will help to avoid dangerous effect on human health and the
environment.
