Document Outline

• 9400002-J0_body_Jun27.pdf
  • 1. Safety
    • 1.1 Safety Symbols
    • 1.2 Mechanical Safety
    • 1.3 Electrical Safety
    • 1.4 Battery Safety
  • 2. Introduction
    • 2.1 Scope of the Manual
    • 2.2 Distribution and Termination
    • 2.3 Cordex System Controller
  • 3. Pre-Installation Preparation
    • 3.1 Site Selection
    • 3.2 Tools and Test Equipment
    • 3.3 Unpacking the Equipment
  • 4. Installation
    • 4.1 Rack Mounting
  • 5. Installation - DC and Grounding Cables
    • 5.1 Installation Notes
    • 5.2 Connecting the Frame and Reference Grounds
    • 5.3 DC Input
    • 5.4 Connecting DC Load Cables to Breaker/Fuse Circuitry
    • 5.5 External Alarm Wiring
  • 6. System Startup
  • 7. Test and Commissioning Overview
    • 7.1 System
    • 7.2 Documentation
  • 8. Adding an Expansion BDFB
  • 9. Maintenance
    • 9.1 Controller Lithium Battery Replacement
  • 10. Acronyms and Definitions
  • 11. Warranty
    • 11.1 Battery Warranty
  • Figure 1 — Cordex BDFB, dual feed with isolated returns
  • Figure 2 — Example of a distribution system with two BDFBs
  • Figure 3 — Breaker bank shunt (left shunt shown in a dual feed BDFB)
  • Figure 4 — Shunt mux panel mounted on the inside door of the top BDFB
  • Figure 5 — Fuse/breaker alarm LEDs and shunt multiplexer reset button
  • Figure 6 — CXCP controller mounted in a distribution BDFB
  • Figure 7 — Controller communication ports
  • Figure 8 — Controller I/O and alarm interface
  • Figure 9 — BDFB installation shield
  • Figure 10 — BDFB with center mount brackets
  • Figure 11 — Battery return reference
  • Figure 12 — DC Input bus bars
  • Figure 13 — Preparation for 2-pole and 3-pole breakers
  • Figure 14 — Load cable connection to BDFB
  • Figure 15 — Final load cable arrrangement (4 distribution BDFBs shown)
  • Figure 16 — Route of external signal wiring
  • Figure 17 — Top Kydex cover with cuts for cable entry
  • Figure 18 — Cable tie bar and insulation shield
  • Figure 19 — BDFB bottom covers
  • Figure 20 — Alignment of filler plates and bus bar connectors
  • Figure 22 — I/O and Alarm Interface board
  • Figure 21 — BDFB back cover installation
• 9400002-J0_body_Jun27.pdf
  • 1. Safety
    • 1.1 Safety Symbols
    • 1.2 Mechanical Safety
    • 1.3 Electrical Safety
    • 1.4 Battery Safety
  • 2. Introduction
    • 2.1 Scope of the Manual
    • 2.2 Distribution and Termination
    • 2.3 Cordex System Controller
  • 3. Pre-Installation Preparation
    • 3.1 Site Selection
    • 3.2 Tools and Test Equipment
    • 3.3 Unpacking the Equipment
  • 4. Installation
    • 4.1 Rack Mounting
  • 5. Installation - DC and Grounding Cables
    • 5.1 Installation Notes
    • 5.2 Connecting the Frame and Reference Grounds
    • 5.3 DC Input
    • 5.4 Connecting DC Load Cables to Breaker/Fuse Circuitry
    • 5.5 External Alarm Wiring
  • 6. System Startup
  • 7. Test and Commissioning Overview
    • 7.1 System
    • 7.2 Documentation
  • 8. Adding an Expansion BDFB
  • 9. Maintenance
    • 9.1 Controller Lithium Battery Replacement
    • 9.2 Spare Parts
  • 10. Acronyms and Definitions
  • 11. Warranty
    • 11.1 Battery Warranty
  • Figure 1 — Cordex BDFB, dual feed with isolated returns
  • Figure 2 — Example of a distribution system with two BDFBs
  • Figure 3 — Breaker bank shunt (left shunt shown in a dual feed BDFB)
  • Figure 4 — Shunt mux panel mounted on the inside door of the top BDFB
  • Figure 5 — Fuse/breaker alarm LEDs and shunt multiplexer reset button
  • Figure 6 — CXCP controller mounted in a distribution BDFB
  • Figure 7 — Controller communication ports
  • Figure 8 — Controller I/O and alarm interface
  • Figure 9 — BDFB installation shield
  • Figure 10 — BDFB with center mount brackets
  • Figure 11 — Battery return reference
  • Figure 12 — DC Input bus bars
  • Figure 13 — Preparation for 2-pole and 3-pole breakers
  • Figure 14 — Load cable connection to BDFB
  • Figure 15 — Final load cable arrrangement (4 distribution BDFBs shown)
  • Figure 16 — Route of external signal wiring
  • Figure 17 — Top Kydex cover with cuts for cable entry
  • Figure 18 — Cable tie bar and insulation shield
  • Figure 19 — BDFB bottom covers
  • Figure 20 — Alignment of filler plates and bus bar connectors
  • Figure 22 — I/O and Alarm Interface board
  • Figure 21 — BDFB back cover installation