Benelec 09210FB User manual

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The power supply is designed to supply 13.8 Volts nominal
D.C. at 7.5 Amps nominal (09210FB /APN6153B) or 10 Amps
nominal (09211FB) from a 230 Volts 50 Hertz mains source
to power radio communication equipment with an RF
power output of up to 25W. A battery charger circuit is
included to allow the charging of a 12 Ah SLA or AGM
battery only, along with a battery manager to disconnect
the battery when the voltage falls below 10.5 Volts, to stop
deep discharge. It uses a thermostatically controlled
internal fan to assist cooling.
This supply is presented as a black powder coated laser cut
metal case, and also incorporates Nut-Serts in the side of
the device for the inclusion in an external housing. The
supply incorporates a socket to power an external housing
fan.
GENERAL SAFETY SUMMARY
To ensure safe operation of the power supply the following
instructions must be followed:
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including
children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless
they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not
play with the appliance.
Use Only an Approved Power Lead
The IEC power lead supplied with the power supply is
certified to meet Australian Standards. Using a different
lead could create a shock or fire hazard.
Do Not Operate Without Covers
To avoid electric shock or fire hazard, do not operate this
product with covers or panels removed.
Use Proper Fuse
To avoid fire hazard, use only the fuse type and rating
specified for this product. Mains Fuse 4AT M205, Battery
Fuse 10A Red Automotive Blade Fuse.
Do Not Operate in Wet/Damp Conditions
To avoid electric shock, do not operate this product in wet
or damp conditions.
Do Not Operate in Explosive Atmosphere
To avoid injury or fire hazard, do not operate this product in
an explosive atmosphere.
Disconnect The Supply Before Making or Breaking The
Connections To The Battery
To avoid damage to the supply or external equipment make
sure the supply is turned off and the battery is isolated
before making or breaking any external connections to the
Power Supply.
Provide Proper Ventilation
To prevent product overheating and switching off, provide
proper ventilation.
Do Not Operate With Suspected Failures
If you suspect this product is defective, have it inspected by
qualified service personnel.
Use Only Specified Battery Type
Use only SLA or AGM batteries with an initial charge current
rating of at least 1.5 A.
Do Not Use Non-Rechargeable Batteries
Could result in fire or explosion.
Radio Power Lead Must Be Fused
Ensure the the radio’s power lead is fitted with the radio
manufacturer’s recommended fuse.
USER MANUAL
LINEAR 8 / 10 AMP 13.8 VOLT POWER SUPPLY
WITH BATTERY MANAGEMENT
PART NO: 09210FB (APN6153B)/ 09211B
Power Supply (Front)
Power Supply (Back)

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SPECIFICATIONS
Overall Input Voltage and Current Ratings
Model Number
09210FB (APN6153B)
09211B
Input Voltage Range
215 –265 V AC 50 Hz
Input Current
1075 mA
Mains Fuse
4 A AT (Slow Blow M205)
Overall Output Voltage and Current Ratings
Model Number
09210FB (APN6153B)
09211B
Output Voltage
13.8 V DC
Output Current
7.5 A Nominal 8 A Maximum
10 A Nominal
Duty Cycle
50 % 3 Minutes On, 3 Minutes Off
@ 8 A Total Current
50 % 3 Minutes On, 3 Minutes Off
@ 10 A Total Current
Output Voltage Drop
< 350 mV DC @ 7.5 A
< 350 mV DC @ 8.5 A
Ripple and Noise
< 7 mV RMS with no discernible 50 or 100 Hz Component
Battery Charger Specifications
Model Number
09210FB (APN6153B)/ 09211B
Battery Type
Sealed Lead Acid or AGM Only
Maximum Voltage
13.8 V DC (Set by PSU)
Charging Current
Approx. 1.45 A @ 12 V * Note 1
Battery Fuse
10 A Red Automotive Type (ATC 18 mm)
Short Circuit Current
> 200 mA after 5 seconds
Protection
Model Number
09210FB (APN6153B)
09211B
Over Current Disconnect
> 9.6 A
> 10.5 A
Over Voltage Disconnect
> 16 V DC
Under Voltage Lock Out (Battery Manager)
Approx. 10.5 V with 2V hysteresis
Over Head Shutdown
Case Temperature exceeds 70° C
Indicators
Model Number
09210FB (APN6153B)/ 09211B
AC On
Green LED Indicates that power switch is On and AC main is supplied
DC Ok
Green LED Indicates that DC Output is within Specs
Error
Red LED Indicates when the Battery has been installed with reverse Polarity
Mechanical
Dimensions
180 W x 180 D x 80 H mm (inc. Feet)
Weight
2.8 Kg (Approx.)
* Note 1: This current is subtracted from the total PSU Current. Battery Drypower 12SB12P-F2 is recommended.

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FRONT VIEW
1. AC ON : Lights up when the AC Power is connected and turned on.
2. ERROR : Lights up red if the battery is connected with reverse polarity
3. DC OK : Lights up when the DC Output of the supply is within specifications
REAR VIEW
1. Load Terminals
2. Battery Terminals
3. Battery Fuse 10 A Blade (ATC 18 mm)
4. Internal Fan
5. AC Power Socket –IEC
6. Fuse 4A AT (Slow Blow M205)
7. Power Switch
1
2
3
1
2
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5
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CONNECTING THE POWER SUPPLY
INSTALLATION
•This supply should be installed by suitably qualified personal.
•The power supply should be located in a dry, well-ventilated indoor area.
•Connect the radio to the load terminal and the battery terminals on the rear of the power supply as per the diagram
above. You must ensure that the radio manufacturer’s recommended fuse is fitted between the power supply and
the radio.
Note: The power supply must be off before any external connections are made or modified.
Motorola DC Lead
Part No. 105061
Two-way Radio (LOAD)
Fuse
Battery Drypower 12SB12P-F2
is recommended
230V AC
IEC Cable
Part No. 10430188B

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FAN CONNECTOR (WHERE FITTED)
REAR VIEW
8. Temperature Switch Socket
FAN CONTROL LEAD (WHERE FITTED)
A fan control lead is supplied with the power supply this is
designed specifically for the Motorola repeater housing. The
maximum current rating of this lead is 1 A.
CONNECTING THE POWER SUPPLY (WHERE FAN CONNECTOR FITTED)
INSTALLATION (WHERE FAN CONNECTOR FITTED)
•This supply should be installed by suitably qualified personal.
•The power supply should be located in a dry, well-ventilated indoor area.
•Connect the radio to the load terminal and the battery terminals on the rear of the power supply as per the
diagram above. You must ensure that the radio manufacturer’s recommended fuse is fitted between the power
supply and the radio. If the power supply is being used in conjunction with the Motorola repeater, you can use
the supplied DC fan lead to connect the power supply to the repeater’s fan input socket, and the temperature
sensor is placed between the fins on the heat sink of the repeater where required.
Note: The power supply must be off before any external connections are made or modified
To Power
Supply
Repeater DC
Fan Power
Repeater
Temp. Sensor
8
Motorola DC Lead
Part No. 105061
Battery Drypower 12SB12P-F2
is recommended.
Fuse
Two-way Radio (Load)
DC Fan
Power
Repeater
Housing
Fan Control
Lead
Part No. 105060
230V AC
IEC Cable
Part No. 10430188B
Temp. Sensor
for DC Controls

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BACK UP BATTERY (OPTIONAL)
If required, an SLA or AGM backup battery can be fitted to the power supply to provide power when there is a mains failure.
The power supply is designed only for SLA/AGM batteries and can supply 1.4A charging current at 12V.
A SLA or AGM battery up to 20 Ah in capacity may be used provided it is rated for at least 1.5 A initial charge current. Drypower
12SB12P-F2 is recommended.
The battery should be mounted as per the battery manufacturer’s instructions as close to the power supply as practical but
where there are long runs of cable between the battery and the power supply the installer should fit a 10 A fuse on the battery
terminal to negate any fire risk should a short circuit occur due to cable damage between the battery and the Power Supplies
battery terminals.
Note: The battery must be fitted while the power supply is turned off. Once the battery is fitted and before powering up the
supply check the Error LED on the front panel - if it is lit up the battery is installed with its polarity reversed. Correct the
battery polarity before turning the supply on.
CURRENT RATING
The power supply is rated at 8 A (09210FB /APN6153B) /10 A (09211B) at a 50% duty cycle 3 minutes on and 3 minutes off. This
rating also includes any battery charging current and external fan where fitted.
If there is no backup battery or external fan fitted the full 8 A (09210FB /APN6153B) / 10 A (09211B) will be available to operate
the transceiver. If the battery is fitted the maximum current available for the transceiver may be as low as 6.6A (09210FB
s/APN6153B) / 8.6 A (09211B) while the battery is charging.
With the external fan running the current will be reduced by approx. 0.5 A.
PROTECTION
The power supply has several protection features.
1. Over Voltage protection that will disconnect the load if the power supply fails and more than 16V is applied to the
load terminals.
2. Thermal shutdown if the power supplies bottom panel exceeds 65° C.
3. Over Current Protection that will disconnect the load if the output current exceeds 9.6 A (09210FB /APN6153B) / 10.5A
(09211B) or the output terminals are shorted out.
4. Battery Fuse. This protects from short circuits when the power supply is shut down and the load is running off the
battery. Maximum battery current 10A.
TROUBLESHOOTING
AC ON Does Not Light Up
•Check the power switch on the rear panel is on
•Check the power lead is connected to the rear of the power supply and the power point is turned on.
•Check the mains fuse and replace where necessary (4AT M205)
DC OK Does Not Light Up
•Check the power supply is turned on (is the AC OK light on?)
•Return to Benelec for repair.
ERROR Light is On
•The battery is connected with its polarity reversed the power supply must not be turned on until the battery is
fitted correctly.
Power Supply Cuts Out Intermittently
•The power supply has overheated and switched off. Make sure that the power supply is located in a well-ventilated
area and the fan and vents are not obstructed by dust or other objects.
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