Custom Electronics PSEN Range User Manual
Custom Electronics Safety
DOC-113C
USER GUIDE – REF. PSEN-41
POWER SUPPLY/CHARGER – 24V DC 4+1 AMP UNIT
General
This power supply unit is for powering a 24V DC 4amp load and provides a 1amp charge for use with Sealed Lead Acid Batteries.
The unit should be fitted in an upright position on a solid surface using the fixing holes provided. The supplied cable ties can be used to
help route the supply cables away from the heatsink.
Supply
Supply to the unit should be 230V ac + 10% -15% 50/60Hz with earth fed to the unit via a 3amp fused outlet fitted adjacent to the unit. The
mains supply in the enclosure should be wired into the fused terminal block next to the PCB. The unit should be earthed.
PCB CONNECTIONS
Lid Indicators
Green = Supply Healthy
Amber = Fault
When only the Green light is illuminated, the unit is operating normally with supply to the load and the batteries are receiving charge
current. When the Amber light is illuminated at the same time as the Green light there is a fault on of the output supply or the charge
supply. If the Green light is NOT illuminated, the mains supply is not present or the an input fuse has blown.
PCB Fuses
FS1. Battery = 4Amp quick blow FS.2. = 4Amp quick blow FS3 = 4Amp Quick Blow FS4 = 5Amp Quick Blow
PCB Indicators
LED2 (Green) = Power to Output.
LED3 (Yellow) = Battery Fuse FS1 Blown.
LED4 (Green) = Power to Charge Circuit.
LED5 (Yellow) = Output Fuse FS2 Blown
LED7(Yellow) = Output Fuse FS3 Blown
Battery Connections
The typical battery types to be used are Yuasa NP range up to 12Ah. Two of these in equal state of charge are required to make up 24V.
The supplied leads should be used.
Battery Cut-Out
During A.C. failure the system will switch to battery standby, the output voltage level will follow that of the batteries down to
approximately 21V. At this point the cut-out circuit for lead-acid battery protection will disconnect power altogether. Should A.C. not be
available when testing with healthy batteries, a temporary short on H2 will activate the battery cut-in to power the load. (if there is
sufficient charge in the batteries)
Fault Relay
The fault relay output will go from normal to fault state when A.C. power is removed or when there's a fault in the unit or the circuit
system.
Technical Data
Input Voltage
195 – 253v DC
Output Voltage
24v DC +/- 5% @ 3A maximum
Floating Charge Voltage
27.3V @ 1A maximum (20ºC Ambient)
Load Voltage Regulation
5% Maximum
Environmental
-10ºC to 55ºC at 95% Relative Humidity
Dimensions
400mmH x 400mmW x 110mmD
Weight
7.6kgs
J2
J5
J6
FAULT RELAY
BATTERY
OUTPUT 1
OUTPUT 2
J7