Data Sheet and Manual 800
Data Sheet and Manual 800
Micropower PAP/PAC series is a high power, lightweight, advanced power supply series using modern switching
technology. All units can be used as a power supply or constant voltage battery charger. The output voltage and output
current can be adjusted from 0 to maximum value by a trimmer on the front panel, or by an optional 0-5V analog
control.
Technical data
Variable Unit
INPUT DATA
Input phase - 1 Phase
Input voltage supply VAC 55…250 (55…200 reduced power)
Input current A 4,5
Recommended input fuse A 10
BATTERY CONNECTION
Output connection mm² 6, terminal connector
Battery cable mm² 2x6
Battery cable length (standard) m 2
ELECTRIC DATA
Power factor - > 0,98
Efficiency (240Vac, 10%...100% load) % 85…90 typical
Inrush current (Limited by an NTC resistor) A < 30
Line regulation % ±0,1
Load regulation % ±0,5
Output setting accuracy % ±0,1
Output ripple (1 MHz bandwith) %rms < 1 from maximum output voltage (< 1 MHz
bandwidth). Resolution is defined by an 8-bit or
10-bit A/D converter of a microcontroller.
Measured using nominal output voltage.
PROPERTIES
Short circuit protection - Electrical current limiter
Wrong polarity protection - Electrical protection circuit
Isolation input-chassis VAC 1500
input-output VAC 3750
output-chassis VAC 500
Standards safety - IEC60335-2-29:2002 (Ed 4) + A1:2004 + A2:2009
IEC60335-1:2001 (Ed 4) + A1:2004 + A2:2006
EMC - EN 55032
Protection class mechanical IP IP20 metal enclosure
electrical - Class 1
Mounting - DIN-rail, wall, bench
Cooling - Temperature controlled fan
Operating temperature range °C 0…+45
Certifications - CE
HMI - LED
CHARGER DIMENSIONS
Charger weight excl. cables kg 1,55
Outer dimensions WxHxD mm 220 x 112 x 73
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PAC/PAP800 Data Sheet & Manual
Models with power failure output relay (24V models as type designation example)
Model Option description Cable set, sold separately
800/24H Trimmer adjustable model with power failure alarm relay 1,5 m, modular connector
800/24AIH Analog controllable model with power failure alarm relay Analog + relay cables
800/24TH Temperature compensated model with power failure alarm relay Temp. comp + relay cables
Characteristics
Charging operation
1. Ensure that the power supply is switched off and that the environment meets the conditions as described in the previous
section.
2. Connect the output cables to the load / battery terminals: + cable to the + terminal and – cable to the – terminal
3. Turn the power on by turning the switch to position 1.
4. During normal power supply operation / charging process, the STATUS LED will light continuous orange.
5. To avoid sparking, turn off the power supply before disconnecting the cables.
DC Input connection
The power supply input cable is connected as follows:
The output voltage and output current limit of the power supply can be adjusted as follows:
• Trimmer adjustable models: with the multi-turn potentiometers accessible from the front panel.
• Analog controllable models by an external 0-5 VDC voltage. See detailed description on page 7
Both voltage and current can be adjusted from zero to the maximum value. Maximum 800W output power is
available within the adjustment range.
The power supply includes 16 pre-programmed output voltages that are set by the code switch. See the setting
table for this unit. Any of these 16 different voltage settings can be taken in use and additionally be adjusted
within ±5% using the trimmer on the front panel. See the instructions for choosing the programmed voltage
and the fine-tune adjustment.
LED
An orange LED indicates a healthy power supply output voltage.
Overcurrent protection
The output of the power supply is protected against overcurrent and short circuit by an automatic, self-resetting electronic
current limiter.
Series/parallel connection
Parallel operation: No restrictions, passive load sharing
Series operation: Up to 500 V total voltage
Warning
Dangerous voltages, capable of causing death are present in the power supply. Do not remove the cover. There are no
operator serviceable parts inside the unit. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel only.
Charge lithium batteries only with appropriate BMS (Battery Management System).
controlled relay
measurement
Temperature
Code switch
presettable
Processor
Bus OUT
Analog
Sense
Relay
Field
LED
Bus IN
Code switch • • • • • • • •
Field Presettable • • • • • •
Analog control • • • • • •
Temperature measurement • • • • • • •
Sense • • • • • • • • • •
External LED • • • • • • • • • •
Bus OUT • • • • • • •
Bus IN • • • • •
Relay • • • • • • •
Processor controlled relay • • • • • • •
Modular connectors
1 2 3 4 Jack pin 3
NC
Cable
Black = common
Red = NO
Jack pin 1
Common Green = NC
Relay
Isolation: Technical data:
NO
Output to case: 500 V 1 A@24 VDC
Jack pin 2
Output to GND: 120 V 0,5 A@120 VDC
The master–slave bus cables are connected from the master unit to the slave units as shown in the picture.
Master–slave connections. The first unit must be used as master Pin configuration of the modular connector J1. The analog control
unit. The number of slaves is unlimited. card is connected via an AMP Modular 6 connector.
The measured values can be read from the measurement signals. The measured values are scaled equal to the target values.
If the power supply is set to the voltage reference, the measured value must be equal to the target. The same counts for the
current control and its measured value. Measured signals (both together) can be loaded with max 20mA; otherwise proper
operation cannot be guaranteed.
The modular connector is isolated from the input, output and enclosure of the power supply. This enables the possibility to
parallel or series connect several power supplies maintaining equal voltages. The number of connected devices is not limited.
The 500 V insulation voltage may, however, not be exceeded. This manual cannot be applied in case the connector of the
analog card differs from a modular connector (9-pin D-connector). In that case it is an incompatible analog controlled power
supply.
Connecting example using the internal +5 VDC supply and external potentiometers.
The +5 V can be used as a supply for external circuits. The circuit given to the left, lets the
power supply operate as a potentiometer-controlled device. It is important to keep in mind
that the +5 V output may not be loaded more than 20 mA, otherwise proper operation cannot
be guaranteed.