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ETP48200 Power system DC output testing

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Scenario:

Power system is installed with battery support and has no load connection. It's a capacity testing whether it can deliver at particualr value of low voltage or high voltage DC output based on customer's load requirement.


Objective:

Must measure the DC output and it should within the range of 43.2 to 57.6 Vdc. More clearly, need to get low voltage reading at 42Vdc and high voltage at 58Vdc.


Concept:

Bus bar voltage: 53.5V, if the battery connects to the power system,the busbar voltage is the batttery voltage. In other words, if we connect the battery, the voltage what we test is the battery voltage.


Procedure:

Note : Turn Off the battery if you need to measure the DC voltage at low level and high level depending on requirement.

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Step 1 :

Main Menu/ Parameters settings (default password :000001#) / Power System /AC&DC Volt. Para. / Bus Ultra UV Thres. : 44 V→ 40V, Bus Bar UV Thres. :45V→ 40V.


Step 2:

Main Menu/ Running Control (default password :000001#)/Power System/System Control Mode/Automatic→Manual, Rectifier / Rectifier Group / Manual Control Volt./53.5V→42V


Step 3:

Measure the DC output, it should decresed to 42Vdc at screen. Repeat the step 1 & 2 for high voltage, set in overvoltage parameter. Then, measure the DC output, it should get nearly 58Vdc. 


Step 4 :

After doing measurement, restore back the default setting or set the system control mode to Automatic.




good case.
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Possible to have output of 48V while the battery is connected to? Or it will still be battery depended voltage once the battery is connected?
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Good sharing, Sassi.
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Systematic explaination
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very clear documentation. Great sharing.
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Good share
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Good case
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how many rectifier needed at least for a ETP to supply power with and without load connection?
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Sassi
Sassi Created Jun 19, 2019 10:18:54 (0) (0)
if no battery and no load connected, 1 rectifier module can power on the system. because the battery charge current limit is 0.1C or 0.15C,so the battery charge current is 15A or 22.5A , i think the rated current of the rectifier module is 50A. By having 30% load, you can have at least 2 rectifier.  
Posted by Yoge at 2019-06-19 09:45 Possible to have output of 48V while the battery is connected to? Or it will still be battery depend ...
of course we still can get 48V by having connected to battery, just power off AC input ,and use battery discharge ,and you can get 48V for several minutes later.
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