STANDAR XL UNTUK CIVIL

MECHANICAL & ELECTRICITY

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TEAM PERUMUS :

No Nama Perusahaan Departmen

1 Abdul Karim PT Huawei Services PMO – Quality

Assurances

2 Johny Hutur P PT XL Axiata, tbk Civil Engineering

3 Reza Kurniawan PT XL Axiata, tbk Civil Engineering

4 Minharir PT XL Axiata, tbk PMO

5 Gunawan PT XL Axiata, tbk PMO

6 Wicaksono N PT XL Axiata, tbk PMO

7 Mohamad Riadi PT XL Axiata, tbk Power Engineering

8 Dwi Miharsoyo PT HTI QA

9 Adi Prasojo PT HTI Power Engineering

10 Aswin K PT Huawei Services PMO

11 Raisyuli PT EID QA

12 Bakrun PT EID PMO

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 LEMBAR PERSETUJUAN :
NO NAMA PERUSAHAAN CATATAN

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Contents
1 Pendahuluan ......................................................................................... 5
1.1 Tujuan .................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Target Group .......................................................................................... 5

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1 Pendahuluan

1.1 Tujuan
Dokumen Petunjuk Instalasi untuk ruang lingkup Civil, Mechanical, dan Electricity ini
merupakan dokumen berbahasa Indonesia dan bukan merupakan dokumen manual
training. Dokumen ini adalah petunjuk instalasi CME untuk Menara Telekomunikasi
secara..

Tanggal Rev Keterangan Dibuat oleh

16 Mar 2017 A Versi Pertama Team

Perumus

1.2 Target Group

Buku petunjuk ini ditulis untuk team quality inspection Civil Mechanical Electrical , Team
instalasi, team leader yang mengerjakan Instalasi perangkat RBS produk Technology
Partner di site. Team harus telah mendapat technical training, dan berpengalaman di
bidang Civil, Mechanical, dan Electricity

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 2. New Scheme of Power Cable

2.1 Power Cable for IDU ( sample using Ipaso )

2.3 Power Connection Guideline for Transmission

Access
Objective
• Power connection need to be done by qualified person with electrical
back ground
• Mandatory to have 1 Equipment protected using 1 MCB, parallel or
jumpering to existing MCB is not allowed
• Checking MCB load before and after execution

Flow chart Of Add New Connection Load

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 How to connect load or expand distribution of MCB`s in rectifier
system?

2.4 Rectifier capacity & its concept

DC Power Diagram

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Cable size reference

A.Cable incoming (220 VAC) :

1) Rectifier Indoor : NYYHY 4x16 mm2

2) Rectifier Outdoor : NYFGbY 4x16 mm2

B. Cable Output (48 VDC)

1) Battery cable : NYAF 25mm2

included cables for 4 banks in rectifier indoor,
additional cables for 2 banks expansion in rect outdoor system

2) Load cable :
Huawei RBS which use MCB 80A, use cable NYAF 25mm2
Ericsson RBS which use MCB 125A, use cable NYAF 50mm2
For outdoor application, must use steel flexible conduit

C. Cable brand (approved)

Supreme, Kabel Metal Indonesia (KMI), Kabelindo, Tranka, Voksel
D. It is mandatory to use ferrules at the end of cable prior connected to MCB

How to determine suitable cable size for RBS load?

Load cable as reference :

Huawei RBS which use MCB 80A, use cable NYAF 25mm2
Ericsson RBS which use MCB 125A, use cable NYAF 50mm2
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Minimum cable required is based on technical safety issue :

a) The current carrying capacity (Kemampuan Hantar Arus) of cable,

minimum is same or one level higher with MCB capacity. It is to
ensure MCB can trip if overload current flow through the cable,
meanwhile the cable itself still safe. Therefore it can avoid risk of fire

due to overload current.

b) For long distance of between DC power source and RBS (i.e.

50,75,100 meters length), special design (bigger cable size) to
accommodate drop voltage may be needed

3. Approved Material :

3.1 Approved Manufactures

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3.2 Cables and Accessories : General Spesification :

3.3 Panel KWH and COS :

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3.4 Panel ACPDB Outdoor :

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3. 5 Panel KWH + ACPDB

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3.6 Grounding :

Standard Grounding :

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Grounding Colo Operator :

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Grounding Improvement :

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3.7 MCB Type
Can be Used AC and DC,
Industrial Class category,
Min Breaking Cap. 6kA

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3.8 Current Carrying Capacity for NYAF (brand Kabelindo)

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3.9 Current Carrying Capacity for NYAF (brand Supreme)

3.10 Ferrules, cable shoe and cable vinyl

1. Ferrules is applied & crimped at the end of cable to ensure the surface
area of the cable/conductor is mounted & tightened properly in MCB`s
hole.
2. Cable shoe (other name: scund /end lug cable/cable-lug connector) is
used to connect cable to certain terminal type, usually need bolt, spring
and nut for connection.

4. STANDARD OPERATION PROCEDURE

FOR RECTIFIER LOAD EXPAND

. PENERAPAN
Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) ini berlaku untuk program / pekerjaan installasi Expand
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Load / Penambahan Load Pada Rectifier dimana Space MCB pada DC distribution Rectifier sudah
terpasang Full, dan SOP ini berlaku untuk semua staf yang terlibat dalam setiap tugas yang
sesuai untuk melaksanakan, mengembangkan dan menyetujui kebijakan yg sdh diberikan

. MAKSUD DAN TUJUAN

SOP ini ditujukan untuk mendefinisikan cara di mana lembaga / Instansi yg terkait untuk
melaksanakan pekerjaan selaku Vendor dr PT. XL Axiatta dan Salah satu syarat untuk
memungkinkan staf instansi terkait / Vendor XL dalam Hal ini PT. Graha Sumber Prima Elektronik
untuk Melaksanankan tugas Installasi yg diberikan sesuai dengan Fungsinya. Selanjutnya SOP ini
digunakan oleh PT XL axiatta untuk melaksanakan evaluasi fungsinya / Kerja terhadap pekerjaan
yg dilakukan oleh para Instansi yg terkait selaku Vendor XL.

. TANGGUNG JAWAB
Semua staf yang terlibat dalam pengembangan kebijakan akan bertanggung jawab untuk
menjalani tugas sesuai dengan isi dari prosedur ini sebelum baik dalam melaksanan tugas
ataupun penyusunan atau merevisi kebijakan.
Supervisor bertanggung jawab untuk memastikan bahwa staf yang melaksanakan tugas akan
mematuhi Prosedur Operasi Standar ini
Pada saat setiap revisi setelah tanggal efektif SOP ini, kebijakan yang harus dibawa adalah
persetujuan ulang Sampai revisi atau pembaharuan terjadi, tidak ada perubahan yang
diperlukan untuk membawa kebijakan saat ini yang efektif dalam kesesuaian dengan SOP ini.

. GUIDELINE DAN PROSEDURE

1. Prepare Semua Tools & Material Installasi yang dibutuhkan

2.Prepare material swap dan tools yang dibutuhkan

Note : Jika rectifier Existing di site adalah Eaton #G rectifier tidak perlu dilakukan Swap, dapat
langsung Tap pada Jalur Expansion yg sdh disediakan

3.Cek rectifier system dan dokumentasikan dan pastikan :

i) Rectifier tdk ada alarm Major (Battery Fuse Fail, LVd fail /Disconnect, System Overload, Batt
High Temp)

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ii) Cek Kondisi LVD Single / Double
iii) Ukur Masing2 Beban yang terkoneksi dimasing2 LVD untuk menentukan rectifier availability

(1) LLVD ……...A

(2) BLVD .......A

(3) Hitung system power, Rectifier Capacity & LVD Capacity (untuk masing2 LVD
(a) Total Load Current = LLVD + BLVD =
(b) Max Batt Current = 10% dr Total Bank Batt yang terpasang
(c) Total Rectifier Load = Total Load + Max Batt Current
(d) Rect Module Capacity
(e) Total Module =
(f) Total Rectifier Capacity = Total Module x Rect Module Capacity
(g) Rectifier system Power = (c /f ) x 100 %
(iv) Jika System Power Over 83% silahkan Confirm ke pihak terkait HS FOP / MS dan Eskalasi ke
XL Eng Power (need Insert Module rectifier / Upgrade) jika aman silahkan lanjut ke step
berikutnya
4. Tentukan Posisi Dinrail Mount untuk 3 MCB expand yang akan dipasangh) Max rectifier system Power =
83%

5. Pasang Jumper Expand + 3 MCB nya dan koneksikan Cablenya hanya pada Jumper
expandterlebih dahulu (belum terkoneksi dengan rectifier) dan sementara amankan ujung
lainnya dengan menggunakan Isolasi

6. Untuk type Rectifier Eaton 3G dapat langsung mengkoneksikan pada Jalur Expand yg sudah
disediakan di busbar sisir Load Non Priority

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7. Pastikan kekencangan baut yang terpasang, dan check Ouput pada MCB Expand,..Jika sdh
selesai dapat langsung ke step no.28

8. Untuk Rectifier Eaton 2G maka diperlukan Proses Swap untuk Koneksi Expand Jumper Sisir ke
LVD Load Non Priority dan Prepare subrack Rectifier Temporary untuk Swap dan hidupkan
rectifier temporary tsb
9. Ukur Tegangan Output (VDC) system rectifier yang akan di expand load MCB

10. Adjust Tegangan Output (VDC) system rectifier temporary samakan dengan Output Rectifier
existing, Login Dengan Dc Tools dan rubah setting Float Voltage rectifier temporary

11. Persiapkan Cable Tap (+ & -) dr rectifier temporary ke Rectifier existing

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12. Koneksikan Cable tap (-) ke rectifier Temporary pada load Priority MCB 125A / 2 x 125A dan
pastikan MCB Switch OFF dan koneksikan kabel (+) pada busbar Positif

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13. Isoalasi bagaian ujung lain nya pada cable Tap (+/-)
Rectifier Existing
DC Cable For
Swap Load Rectifier
Temporar

14. Kupas Kabel Output LVD Non Priority pada rectifier existing (Mininimum 1cm) dan amankan
dengan Isolator

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15. Koneksikan Positif Cable Tap pada Busbar Positif Rectifier Existing

16. Koneksikan (tapping) Negative Cable Tap pada kabel output LVD yang sudah dikupas dan
pastikan koneksi kencang dan pastikan aman dengan menggunakan isoalasi

17. Pastikan kembali Output rectifier existing dan temporary sdh sesuai

18. Jika koneksi sdh siap dan baik, ON kan MCB 125A / 2 x 125A dan perhatikan pembacaan value dr
rectifier masing2 karena sekarang dua rectifier sdh menjadi redundant
19. Pastikan system aman dan rectifier clear dr alarm major
Kupas untuk koneksi
swap ke rectifier
Temporary dan
amankan
Non Priority Load
Cable Tap (-) from
Rectifier Temporary
Output LVD
Non Priority
NO Alarm pd Display Recti Existing
dan LED display alarm OFF

20. Jika system sdh aman maka koneksi baut contactor Kabel Output LVD sdh bis dilepas

21. Setelah Koneksi Load Non Priority terlepas dr contactor nya perhatikan pembacaan Load current
pada rectifier existing seharusnya menurun sesuai jumlah load yg terlepas dan terukur
sebelumnya dan load Non priority kini sdh tercover oleh rectifier temporary

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22. Pastikan kembali pembacaan load current pada rectifier temporary dan pastikan normal

23. Setelah semua terbaca Normal lanjutkan koneksi kabel Expand pada output LVD non priority
disusul dengan Kabel Load Non priority yg sdh terlepas sebelumnya dan kencangkan mur nya
kembali dan pastikan aman

24. Setelah proses di atas selesai dan dipastikan aman, switch off mcb pada rectifier temporary

25. Lepaskan Tapping pada cable output LVD dan cable output rectifier temporary

26. Rapihkan kembali bekas tap pada kabel output LVD dan isolasikan kembali dengan baik

27. Lepaskan Kabel Output (+) dar rectifier temporary dan Rectifier existing

28. Pada step ini kondisi rectifier existing sdh kembali normal dan pastikan pembacaan system value
dll pada rectifier existing kembali normal
Koneksi output
LVD Non Priority
sudah terlepas
Pembacaan Rectifier / Load
Current akan menurun dr
Sebelumnya

29. Pastikan Kemblai kekencangan baut2 koneksi dan ukur Output MCB Expand

30. Rapihkan kabel2 insatalasi, tools, dan sampah2 hasil kerja

31. Dokumentasikan hasil kerja
32. Selesai

SCHEMATIC SWAP
A.Kondisi Normal

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b. Kondisi Rectifier Temporary Ter-Install dan jumper Expand 3 MCB siap dikoneksikan pada
Rectifier Existing

c. Rectifier Temporary Terkoneksi dg load Non Priority rectifier Existing dan Cut Off Output
LLVD sehingga Load LLVD tercover rectifier temporary, dan koneksikan Jumper expand
3MCB ke Output LLVD rectifier Existing

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d. Hubungkan Kembali Load LLVD yg tercover dengan Recti Temporary dengan Output LLVD
recti existing yang sudah terkoneksi dg Jumper expand 3MCB
Note: Rectifier Existing dan Temporary terkoneksi kembali

5. Harrif Detailed Documentation :

. Product Description
The power system consists of a outdoor cabinet complete with rectifier system, AC & DC
Distribution, battery and cooling system.
The rectifier system consists of modular RM2048HE series rectifiers (Up to 7 Rectifier), a
controller (SM36), a Power Distribution Unit (PDU), a Low Voltage Battery Disconnect (LVBD),
a Low Voltage Load Disconnect (LVLD), and battery tray (Up to 2 String for Master Cabinet).
The system controler by the eNatel Supervisori Module (SM36). System monitor status alarms

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of rectifiers and control output voltage. All system parameters are set by Supervisori Module (SM36).

1.2. Main Product Features

 Sytem Outdoor Cabinet 45RU
 Completely with Cooling System (TEC & FAN)
 Capacity Rectifier System upto 14kW
 Battery Configutarion string up to 2 string
 System Dual Priority Load :
LVBD (Low Voltage Battery Disconnect and LVLD (Low Voltage Load Disconnect)
 Modular Rectifier Module RM2048HE, up to 7 Slot Module.
 Advanace Controller SM36 With Datalogging and Web Base monitoring

1.3. General Description

1.3.1. System Overview

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1.4. Dimension and Configuration

1.4.1. Dimension

Item Specification / Function

Dimension (WxDxH) 700mm x 700mm x 2200mm

1.4.2. Shelf Configuration

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1.5. Schematic

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2. INSTALLATION
2.1. Tools

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 UTP cross config

cable

2.2. Preparation
 Tools & Permit Preparation
- Permission Letter and key for entering the site
- Safety tools
- Material
- Tools
 Documentation Preparation
- TSSR (Technical Test Survey Report)
ALL TSSR’s for work not yet implemented MUST be checked for the correct positioning of
the service
Cabinet Placement, Propose MCB in ACPDB , and Routing AC Cable Grounding
Connection.
- Bill of quantity of Service Cabinet, Battery,Module Rectifier, and Material Installation
- Site RFI dokument checklist
RFI CHECKLIST

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2.3. Installation Outdoor Cabinet

 Illustration concrete foundations for cabinet mounting

 Check condition leveling Concrete

 Marking Position on foundation for service cabinet use template hole cabinet.
 The concrete foundation should be drilled first, before drilled the concrete foundation
shall be measured according to the first hole on the plinth at the cabinet so that the drilling
and installation of the cabinet on a concrete foundation can be directly fastened using
dynabolt/Anchoor S12 and the following is an illustration of a concrete foundation that
has been drilled in accordance with the cabinet plinth. (for easy working can be use
template for mark 4 hole Anchor)

Illustration holes have

been drilled in the concrete

 according to the first hole on the plinth at the cabinet so that the drilling and
installation of the cabinet on a Foundation Concrete can be directly fastened using
Anchoor and the following is an illustration cabinet plinth.(for easy working can be
use template for mark 4 hole Anchoor).

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 Do drilling, determine the diameter of the drill bit adapted to a diameter Anchoor
Bolt and depth of drilling. after that, clean fischer hole from dust that cover the
hole .
 Put the Outdoor Cabinet on the concrete foundation, make sure 4 Hole match
with hole plinth cabinet.
 Open front and rear cover plinth, insert 4 Anchoor Bolt and tighten.
 Cabinet is ready for use.

2.4. Grounding Connection

Grounding Connection at service cabinet and Main Grounding Bar (MGB) Site

1. Install grounding wire NYAF 16mm with vinyl green with pvc conduit at cabinet grounding
busbar at terminal and tighten.

2. Routing cable at rear cabinet to the top side access cabinet,

3. following cable tray exsiting go in the direction to MGB

4. Install to MGB Bar with bolt, nuts, and washer, and tighten

BAR GROUNDING ON
THE SYSTEM
Cable NYAF 16mm
RECTIFIER
SkunSkun
16-8 + Vinyl 16 Green
BAR GROUNDING ON THE SITE
Cable NYAF 16mm Yellow-Greeen
16-8mm NYAF 16mm Cable

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2.5. AC Cabling connection

1. Make sure all MCBs in the "off" position.

2. Open the panel cover of AC distribution using a medium screwdriver plus (+).
3. Measuring the required length of the AC cable to the Hariff-eNatel Outdoor Rectifier.
4. Connect the AC cable from ACPDB via top, use ferrules before the cable connected to the
MCB. For the type or position of the AC main MCB on ACPDB is adapted to each site.
5. Use correct color cable with standard PUIL 2000 (L1: Red, L2:Yellow, L3: Black, N: Light Blue)
or PUIL 2011 (L1: Black, L2: Brown, L3: Grey, N: Light Blue)

Neutral Connection

Phase Connection

6. Enter the main AC cable connection from ACPDB to HARIFF-ENATEL

RECTIFIER SYSTEM OUTDOOR , routing cable via cable access hole at the
rear cabinet.

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7. Connect the AC Power cable from ACPDB to the Terminal mains AC Hariff-eNatel
Rectifier System outdoor.
8. Make sure the connection has proprerly.

Main Input MCB ACPDB Outdoor

ACPDB Main Input MCB Rectifier

2.6. DC Wiring Connections

 Connection DC Load Live (-) Cable to The MCB join with cable load
fuse fail detector.
 For DC Load Comm (+) Connect to the com (+) Busbars DC Distribution

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2.7. Battery Wiring Connection and Temperature Sensor

2.7.1. Battery Wiring Connection

1. Install Battery From Bank 1 to Bank 2

2. Placing battery into the tray battery.

3. Maksure battery Level Position with gap

Betwen Block 5-10mm.

4. Install Intercell Battery with confuguration

Series 4 Block Battery 12V Battery to be 48V

1 string.

5. Make sure the connection is proper with Battery Manufacture guide line

2.7.2. Temperature Sensor

Put the Temperature Sensor in string 2, the position between Block Battery 2 and 3.

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2.8. DC Aircond Installation and water Flow
2.8.1 DC Aircond Installation

1. Install Dc Aircond for Equipment and

Battery

2. Placing Dc Aircond into the cabinet.

3. Make sure the connection is proper with DC

Aircond Manufacture guidance

2.8.
2 water flow Installation

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1. Mix Resin and Hardener with same quantitty.
2. Stir with hand until the mixture changing color evenly
3. For better result, wet your hands with water before the
mixture is applied
4. Clean the surface of DC Aircond from dust, water.

5. Place the hose under DCAircond like shown on figure no.4

Wait until the mixture hard (approximately 2 hours),
add
sealent at connection between the mixture and hose
6. Close the other hole of DC Aircond with the mixture,
like
shown figure no.6
7. On the Inside, the hose should be flush with the
surface

8. Tie the hose using Cable Tie and Basestand on side

of
cabinet, shown on figure no.7 and figure no.8

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2.9. Test & Commisioning

 After finish all installation, make sure shelter condition has a clear from
residual installation material .
 Before Power Up the System Rectifier Re-Check connection (Main AC in
ACPDB, Main AC in Rectifier, Intercell Battery, Grounding & Battery
Cable), Make sure the Connection already tigh.
 Make sure All Polarity cable has ben properly.

 Measurement AC Input, make sure range voltage meet the recifier requirement
(175-275 Vac) ech Line to Neutral.
 Turn on Main MCB on ACPDB -> Turn On MCB Main AC on Rectifier System ->
turn on MCB Module Rectifier (Waiting until normal condition)
 Check Battery Parameter (Battery Capacity, %BCL, Fastcharge, ect)
followig manufactured battery parameter guideline.
 Turn on Battery MCB one by one, wait until hold the normal limming current.
 Turn on Load MCB (if the system has ben connection with load equipment)
 Simulation Alarm and check the relay output dry contact.

NO ALARM RELAY OUTPUT STATUS

1 Door Open NAME Door Switch CONNECTION
Normaly Closed
2 AC L1 Fail Ext.Relay 1 Normaly Closed
3 AC L2 Fail Ext.Relay 2 Normaly Closed
4 AC L3 Fail Ext.Relay 3 Normaly Closed
5 SPD Fail Ext. Relay Normaly Closed
6 Rectifier Fail SPD/MOV
Relay 2 SM36-00 Normaly Closed
7 High Temp. Ext. Thermostate Normaly Closed
8 High Voltage Relay 3 SM36-00 Normaly Closed
9 Low Voltage Relay 4 SM36-00 Normaly Closed
10 Fuse Fail Relay 5 SM36-00 Normaly Closed

 Fill Detail parameter Test and Commisioning reffer to (Aceptance Test Protocol)
form.
 Take a Documentation Photo Installation .

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3. SYSTEM SETTING & OPERATION

3.1. Introduction
 The SM35 and SM36 monitors have an LCD display on their front panel that allows
system
parameters to be modified. The display menu is navigated using the three keys next
to the display:
 The display will show the default screen when operating normally and no key has been
pressed
for about 60 seconds.
 If you wish to exit the menu from any point, then press and hold any key
until the display returns to the default screen (about 4 seconds). If you are
editing a parameter when you do this, changes will not be stored.
3.2. Default Screen

When the SM35 or SM36 monitor front panel interface is in an idle state, it shows the Default
Screen and the backlight will be at minimum.
If any key is pressed, the backlight will increase to maximum. The user interface is
now active and any key press will have an effect.
Pressing either of the or will toggle the display between the two pairs of metered
values that comprise the default screen.

Press the key to bring up the main menu.

3.3. Main Menu

The Main menu has four items:

Metering : This contains all metered values that are available.
Alarms : All active alarms can be viewed under this menu. If there are no active alarms, this
menu will contain an item “No
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Processes : The menu provides a view of all processes that are Active, Idle or
Disabled in the monitor. From this menu the state of processes may be
changed. E.g. Activating a Manual Equalize.
Settings : The menu provides access to all parameters within the monitor that
can be changed from the front panel user interface.

Menu Navigation Principles:

 Use the keys to move up and down a menu.

 Use key to select an item.

 A symbol at the end of a menu line indicates there is a sub menu below this item.

 When entering a sub menu, the title of the sub menu is displayed on the top line
between two vertical bar symbols.

 To move from a sub menu to the menu above, use the keys to select “Exit”
then to step up one level in the menu structure. The “Exit” item is always the last
item in a menu list and can be reached by pressing the key from the top item. I.e. if
you inadvertently enter a sub menu, press the key to select “Exit”, then to get out.

 Pressing and holding any key for about 4 seconds will jump you out of the menu
back to the default screen. If you were editing a parameter at the time this happens,
that parameter will not be stored/changed.

 When a sub-menu is entered, the title of that menu is placed at the top of the display
between brackets. E.g. (Menu Title)

3.3.1. Metering

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The metering menu allows the user to view metered items that do not appear in the
default screens. The metered items and their current value are displayed in a list.
Additionally, each item can be displayed in larger format by selecting that item.
Metered items (e.g. rectifier current) that can be broken down into separate sub items
are denoted with a ► symbol. Select this item to see a list of these sub items.

3.3.2.
Alarms

3.3.3.
Process

The Processes menu contains a status indication of all the control processes that are
active in the monitor. Each process is displayed on one line giving the process name
and the current status of that process. The status can be: “A”=“Enabled” and active,
“I”=“Enabled” but currently in-active, and “D”=“Disabled”.
If the status of a process needs to be changed (e.g. to run a manual equalize), then
select that process and use the keys to enable or disable it.
Note: Most processes have parameters that need to be set to appropriate
values before
that process is enabled. These parameters must be defined in the Settings
menu, and then the process enabled through the Process menu.

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3.3.4.
Setting
The Settings menu allows access to system control parameters that can be adjusted
through the front panel interface.
Access to the Settings menu can be limited by using the optional PIN code. When this
PIN code security is active, the correct code must be entered before any parameters in
the Settings menu can be altered. When a correct code entry is not entered, the
parameters in the Settings menu are viewable by cannot be altered. The procedure for
entering the PIN code is shown in the diagram below. Activation of the PIN code
security feature must be done using the SM3x Configuration software.

The Settings menu layout can be seen in the diagram below. All parameters that
can be accessed through this menu are described in Section 7 below.

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4. MAINTENACE
4.1. Periodic Maintenance System Rectifier

No special treatment is needed, unless the rack is being used should be

cleaned if there is dust, never use organic cleaners on the panel or volatile
cleaners. If necessary, use a cloth to remove dirt or stains. Clean the dust on
the front of the system using a soft cloth to clean the part, to clean the SM-36
and rectifiers.

4.1.1. Opening the Rectifier Module

Push the un-lock module by sliding latch and pull the handle out of the
rectifier from the rectifier shelf supporting.

Un-Lock Module

4.1.2. Replacing Rectifier Module

Put rectifier module, hold the module handle with one hand and use another
hand to push the back of the rectifier module and insert the module, if the
module is inserted in the rack then press into the rack.

4.1.3. Adding Rectifier Module

The installation is the same as replacing the rectifier

module.

4.2. Periodic Maintenance Battery

In practice, the user usually specifies the maintenance schedule based on site criticality,
location and manpower. The following is a suggested maintenance schedule.
• Monthly (record all readings)
- Measure the battery string voltage.
- If necessary, adjust the float voltage to the correct value.
• Every six months (record all readings)
- Measure the battery string voltage.
- If necessary, adjust the float voltage to the correct value.
- Measure individual bloc voltages.
- The blocs should be within 5% of the average.
- Inspect for contamination by dust, loose or corroded connections.
- If necessary isolate the string/bloc and clean with a damp soft cloth.
- Warning - Do NOT use any type of oil, solvent, detergent, petroleum-based solvent or
ammonia solution to clean the battery containers or lids.
- These materials will cause permanent damage to the battery container and lid
and will invalidate the warranty.
APPENDIX :

Battery Parameter

Parameter Enersys TD Enersys SBS 100

100
Float
Charge
Float Charge Per Cell at 20 degC 2.28Vpc 2.29Vpc
Float Charge Per Cell at 25 degC 2.27Vpc 2.27Vpc
Float Charge Per String at 20 degC 54.72 54.96
V
Float Charge Per String at 25 degC 54.48 54.48 V
V
Boost Charge Active/Enabled Active/Enabled
Voltage Per Cell at 20 degC 2.40Vpc 2.40Vpc
Voltage Per Cell at 25 degC 2.38Vpc 2.38Vpc
Voltage Per String at 20 degC 57.60 57.60 V
V
Voltage Per String at 25 degC 57.12V 57.12
Duration 24h V
6.5h
Star Condition
Equaliz Active/Enabled Active/Enabled
e 2.40Vpc 2.40Vpc
Equalize Voltage at 20 degC
Equalize Voltage at 25 degC 2.38Vpc 2.38Vpc

Equalize Duration 24h 6.5h

Equalize Interval 180Day/4320Hour 180Day/4320Hour
Temperature Compensation Active/Enabled Active/Enabled
Temperature Compensation Slove -4 mV/Cell -4
Temperature Compensation o mV/Cell
o
25 C 25 C
Refference
Temperature o
0C
o
0C
Temperature Compensation Lower
Limit o o
Temperature Compensation Upper 40 C 40 C
Limit
Battery String Setting
Capacity (Ah) 100 Ah 100Ah
Max I Batt 10 % C10 25 %
C10
LVD
LVLD Disconnected 45 V 45 V
LVLD Re-Connected 51V 51V
LVBD Disconnected End Voltage 43.2 V 43.2 V
1.8Vpc
LVBD Re-Connected 51V 51V
 Torque Terminal Connection

4.3. Maintenance DC Aircond,

 Power line firm

 Turn off the supply power
 Pulled the power line，watch whether the line is loosening
 Screw the screws on the power cord terminals with a screwdriver,
watch whether the screw is loosening
“Solution : If the voltage is not within the normal range, Please turn
off the power supply immediately. Power on the air
conditioner until the supplyvoltage within normal range.
 Voltage Stability
 Use the multimeter to measure air conditione input voltage to watch whether the
voltage is
within normal range.
“Solution: If the voltage is not within the normal range, Please turn off the power
supply
immediately. Power on the airconditioner until the supply voltage within
normal range.
 Screw firmly
 Use screwdriver to screw the screws and watch whether the screw is loosening
“Solution : If the screw is loosening, please tighten it.