daisalux LPS24 User manual

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LPS24
USER MANUAL
Centralised emergency lighting device

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Table of Contents
1. General information 5
1.1. Explanation of the notes 5
1.2. Liability and warranty 5
1.3. Parts 5
1.4. Disposition 5
1.5. Fault correction 5
2. Safety instructions 6
2.1. Operating instructions 6
2.2. Repairs 6
3. Transport and storage 6
3.1. Review on delivery 6
3.2. Storage 6
4. Product description 7
4.1. Design and structure of the LPS centralised power unit 8
5. Technical data 9
6. Assembly 10
6.1. Centralised power unit 10
6.2. Battery 11
6.3. Electrical connections 12
6.3.1. Power connection 12
6.3.2.Output circuits (OUT1, ..., OUT6) 12
6.3.3. Auxiliary inputs (AUX1, ..., AUX4) 13
6.3.3.1 Remote fault connection to one LPS24 device 13
6.3.3.2 Remote fault connection to several LPS24 devices 14
6.3.4. Dry contacts (CLP1, ..., CLP4) 14
6.3.5. Input 0…10V 16
6.3.6. Remote control (TELEM) 16
6.3.7. LPSLan 17
7. Switching on the LPS centralised power unit 17
7.1. Switching off the LPS centralised power unit 17
7.2. Switching on the LPS centralised power unit 18
7.2.1 Circuit test 18
7.2.2 ELC luminaires zoning 18
8. Use of the centralised power unit 19
8.1. Display protection 19
8.2. Display structure 19
8.2.1. System 20
8.2.1.1. General 20
8.2.1.2. Battery 20
8.2.1.3. Rectifier 21
8.2.1.4. Fails 21
8.2.2. Test 21
8.2.2.1. Function test 21
8.2.2.2. Duration test 22
8.2.2.3. Capacity test 23
8.2.3. Config 24
8.2.3.1. System 24
8.2.3.2. Dry contacts 24
8.2.3.3. Auxiliary inputs 25
8.2.3.4. Gateway board 26
8.2.4. Outputs 27
8.2.4.1. Circuits 27
8.2.4.2. Luminaires (ELC) 29
8.2.5. Actions 30
8.2.5.1. Actions 30
8.2.5.2. Scenes 31
8.2.6. Info 31

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8.2.6.1. Information 31
8.2.7. Appendix 32
8.2.7.1. Alert messages 32
9. Troubleshooting 33
9.1. Output problems 33
9.1.1. Short circuit on the outputs: 33
9.1.2. Over-consumption in the outputs: 33
9.1.3. Electronic fault in the outputs: 33
9.2. Functional problems: 33
9.2.1. Display now showing: 33
9.2.2. Regulation fault: 33
9.2.3. Functional test fault: 33
9.2.4. Temperature probe failure: 34
9.2.5. Overload on the device: 34
9.3. Luminaire faults: 34
9.3.1. Faulty ELC luminaires: 34
9.3.2. ELC luminaires not installed: 34
9.4. Battery Problems: 35
9.4.1. Battery duration fault: 35
9.4.2. Reversed battery connection: 35
10. Accessories 35
10.1 LPSLan/LPSWeb 35
10.2 DR-3 35
10.3 REMOTE CONTROLS 35
Appendix 36
A. Cable lengths 36
B. SCH 37

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1. General information
1.1. Explanation of the notes
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This symbol highlights the importance of mounting and operation
information and also concerns safety. Failure to follow instructions may
result in injury or damage to the centralised power unit.
!
The instructions marked with this symbol contain important
information, please follow them carefully.
This symbol contains additional information.
1.2. Liability and warranty
DAISALUX accepts no liability:
If the centralised power unit is not used for the purpose for which it was designed.
If the instructions for safety operations are not followed.
The use of unauthorised or inappropriate components in conjunction with the
emergency lighting system.
Incorrect installation.
1.3. Parts
Defective components may only be replaced by original DAISALUX parts. Safety
requirements cannot be guaranteed parts other than those mentioned are used. No
warranty, service or liability is admitted if improper parts are used.
!
The use of defective parts may result in malfunction or cause overall
system failure.
1.4. Disposition
The batteries and electronic components supplied must be managed according to the
applicable Spanish legislation and the regulations for the batteries and electronic
components employed.
1.5. Fault correction
Some faults associated with luminaires connected require a test to be
run in order to restore the fault indication. See 9. Troubleshooting for
further details.

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2. Safety instructions
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The installation must only be carried out by qualified and
trained technicians.
The centralised power unit must be used for the purpose for which has been designed and
only in perfect condition and undamaged.
The Spanish safety and hazard prevention indications must, be followed at all times during
installation and operation of this centralised power unit.
Always disconnect the from power supply (mains and battery) whenever work must be
carried out on the centralised power unit, particularly when components are replaced. . See
7.1 Switching off the LPS centralised power unit for further details.
!
Electronic components (e.g. LEDs) are sensitive to electrostatic
discharge (ESD) and can be destroyed by touching their terminals.
Caution: take the ESD measures during assembly.
2.1. Operating instructions
!
Always read the instructions for mounting and start-up before
installing the system. These instructions contain important
information about safety, use and maintenance, and protect the
installer and prevent damage to the system.
2.2. Repairs
Any repairs that require opening the centralised power unit must only be carried out by
authorised DAISALUX personnel.
3. Transport and storage
3.1. Review on delivery
Caution: carefully examine the centralised power unit at the reception point to ensure
that transport was correct and there is no external damage.
3.2. Storage
Prior to installation please note the following storage indications for the centralised power
unit:
Do not store outdoors.
Store in a dry, dust-free place.
Batteries should not be stored for more than three months without being charged.
If they will not be connected over a long period of time, the battery circuit
must be disconnected by removing the battery fuse.
Charge the batteries for at least 24 hours before performing any operating test.

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4. Product description
. The DAISALUX LPS system is a class I centralised power unit to provide power supply and
monitor up to 150 safety and emergency exit luminaires.
The LPS system includes:
Battery for 0.5h, 1h, 2h 1.5h, 3h, 6h or 8 hours of emergency lighting. User configurable.
Six output circuits designed to supply luminaires up to 4 A each. Each outlet is fitted with
a double terminal.
Controller with 160x104 dot graphic display to display status information and USB
connection.
Integrated historical record.
Four dry contacts, three of them fixed according to the EN 50171 standard and the fourth
configurable by the user.
An input for remote control.
An analogue input 0 to 10V to regulate the brightness of one or more outputs defined as
“beacons”.
Four auxiliary inputs configurable by the user.
Optional: Ethernet or wireless connection module. By LPSLan accessory.
The luminaires are powered by a two-wire cable with 24V voltage and can be configured
with the centralised power unit control panel.
The programmable control panel has three status LEDs and a graphic display to indicate
system status. It contains keys for navigation and a front USB connection for monitoring
using a PC.
A functional test order can be run to check the operation of the system at any time. Details
of the test are saved in the internal history for future review (5957 records).
An optional module connection (LPSLan) can be used to monitor the status of the system
via an Ethernet network. This module includes a web server for system management
through a web browser (LPSWeb).

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4.1. Design and structure of the LPS centralised power unit
LPS24-26 LPS24-65
1. Cable input
2. Connections
3. Control Panel
4. Converter: 230 or 110VAC/24VDC
5. Battery
Type of centralised power unit: uninterruptible

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5. Technical data
LPS24-26
LPS24-65
Inputs
Power voltage:
230VAC±10%
50/60Hz
110-127Vac±10%
50/60Hz
230VAC±10%
50/60Hz
110-127Vac±10%
50/60Hz
Maximum cable section:
2.5 mm2
Protection (fuse value):
6.3 AT
Analogue brightness control:
0 –10V (Z < 1KΩ)
0-30KΩ
Remote control
Voltage range:
Between -9 and -20V OFF order
Between 9 and 20V ON order
Time:
0.5 < t < 0.8s minimum re-start time
Voltage-free contacts:
4 (3 fixed according to the 50171 standard, 1 configurable by the user)
Auxiliary:
4 (Z < 1KΩ)
Outputs
Number of outputs:
6
Output voltage:
21.6 –30Vdc
Maximum cable section:
2.5 mm2
Total maximum power:
300w
200w
300w
200w
Maximum
current
Per circuit:
4 A
Total (21.6v):
14 A
9.2 A
14 A
9.2 A
Dimming (resistive loads)
10-90% (outputs configured as beacons)
Maximum number of luminaires:
< 150
Protection
Overcurrent
> 4.1 A
Overvoltage
> 34V
Short circuit
12 –24 A constant current up to thermal protection.
Self-resetting (detection <20s).
Overtemperature
> 80°C Protection of outputs from overtemperature.
Self-resetting (detection <20s).
Connectivity
USB
Front
Ethernet or WiFi
Optional with LPSLan accessory
Display
160x104 dot graphic
General
Type of centralised power unit:
Uninterruptible
Protection rating:
Class I
Protection category:
IP20
Temp. range Environment:
From 0°C to 20°C
Suitable for high-risk areas:
Yes
Noise level:
< 40 dB
Weight (without packaging):
< 27 Kg
< 56 Kg
Battery:
24V/26Ah Pb VRLA
24V/65Ah Pb VRLA
Nominal current:
0.5h:
12.5 A
8.3 A
12.5 A
8.3 A
1h:
12.5 A
8.3 A
12.5 A
8.3 A
1.5h:
8.8 A
8.3 A
12.5 A
8.3 A
2h:
7.1 A
7.1 A
12.5 A
8.3 A
3h:
5.2 A
5.2 A
12.5 A
8.3 A
6h
2.9 A
2.9 A
7.2 A
7.2 A
8h:
2.3 A
2.3 A
5.7 A
5.7 A
Consumption
A power
< 3 A
< 5.2 A
< 3 A
< 5.2 A
Size:
Dimensions:
400 x 200 x 400mm
400 x 200 x 600mm
Elevation schematic:
400
400
225
405,25
18,5
600
605,25
400
225
18,5

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6. Assembly
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When the centralised power unit is assembled, check that the
wall where it is installed is strong enough to support the
weight of the entire centralised power unit and that the
mountings used are adequate to support the weight.
The batteries are not installed when the centralised power units are supplied.
6.1. Centralised power unit
LPS24-26 LPS24-65

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6.2. Battery
Caution: check the batteries supplied to see if there are signs of
mechanical damage. Any damage must be reported as soon as
possible.
After assembling the centralised power unit, remove the battery
fuse before proceeding with the following points. Then connect the
battery cables and terminals supplied.
!
When connecting the battery, check that the polarity is correct.
To do this, see the label on their connection area.
BAT 1
+-
BAT 2
+
-
RECT.
+
-
LPS24-26 LPS24-65

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6.3. Electrical connections
The wiring of the LPS centralised power unit is on the top of the same.
6.3.1. Power connection
Connect the power supply to terminals L, N and earth (PE).
6.3.2.Output circuits (OUT1, ..., OUT6)
The LPS system has six output circuits for monitoring the luminaires (ELC, “beacons”,
non-communicating). These outputs must be pre-configured, see 8.2.4. Configuring the
outputs
Each circuit supports a maximum output of 4 A of constant current with intelligent
protection against over-consumption and/or short circuit. Caution: check that the total
load does not exceed the system output power. See 5. Technical data.
!
Check the compatibility of each luminaire connected to an
output circuit configured as “beacons”, as not all beacons allow
such functionality.
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The ELC luminaires are not compatible with outlets configured
as “beacon”.
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On the outputs defined as beacons, it is recommended not to adjust
the load over 3A (75% of the maximum 4A) to avoid possible over-
consumption on tests.
If low voltage (MBTS) is used to wire the luminaires there is no need for protection by
ground wire cable (PE). Observe the maximum lengths depending on the cable section
specified in A. Cable length
The luminaires are connected to the + and - terminals, which are duplicated in the
centralised power unit; i.e. it has two outputs for each circuit. To configure the luminaires
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6.3.3. Auxiliary inputs (AUX1, ..., AUX4)
The system has four auxiliary inputs configurable with different actions. The available
options are shown in the table below
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Maximum line impedance < 1kΩ.
Auxiliary
switch on
Switching on all luminaires in the system
DBR switch on
Switching on the ELC luminaires in DBR mode that have this
functionality
Auxiliary
switch on and
DBR on
Switching on all luminaires in the system and switching on DBR on
those that have this functionality
Remote mains
failure
Switching on all luminaires due to power failure in another part of the
facility
Switch On/off
Switching on (on activation of the input) or off (on deactivating the
input) the circuits associated to the auxiliary input when connected to
power. Valid for circuits configured in “not connected” or “beacons”
mode. This configuration takes precedence over the permanent/non-
permanent circuit configuration.
6.3.3.1 Remote fault connection to one LPS24 device
To switch on all the luminaires in case of remote network failure, the “AUX” (auxiliary
inputs) must be connected to the DR-3 “NO” (normally open) contact (three-phase power
detector). The DR-3 must be connected in serial form as shown in the image below to
monitor more than one remote fault:

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6.3.3.2 Remote fault connection to several LPS24 devices
Another possible configuration would be that of several remote faults associated with an
LPS system, which through a dry output pre-configured into the next device in the
auxiliary input, this in turn would pass to the next LPS system, thus a remote fault would
be associated in series to several LPS systems.
The optional contact-free potential must be programmed according to the instruction, see
8.2.3.2. Relay configuration.
6.3.4. Dry contacts (CLP1, ..., CLP4)
There are four dry contacts, three of them fixed according to the EN 50171 standard and
the fourth configurable by the user.
Available options
Option details
Default configuration of
the contacts
1
2
3
4
Buzzer
System working
System in operation (not in standby)
x
Mains failure
Mains failure on the unit’s input
Local mains failure
Remote mains failure (not on the unit’s
input)
Communicated with a
PC
System with active communication with a
PC (Daisatest, WinCB or access to web
server)
Global switch on active
Device with active auxiliary switched on
DBR switch on active
Device with active DBR switched on
Zoning on course
Device running luminaire zoning
Battery is running
down
Alarm for next end of active discharge
Contactor open
Battery contactor open

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Available options
Option details
Default configuration of
the contacts
1
2
3
4
Buzzer
Low security
Low safety on the device due to faults in
the device or its luminaires
Very low security
Very low safety of the device due to faults
in the device or its luminaires
Battery voltage error
Battery voltage out of range
x
Wrong battery
temperature
Battery temperature out of range
x
Internal voltage error
Operating voltage out of range
Function test failure
Fault detected in the last functional test
x
Duration test severe
fail
Duration less than 60%
x
Duration test light fail
Duration less than 100%
Function test on
course
Functional test running
Duration test on
course
Duration test running
Capacity test on
course
Capacity test running
Duration test
scheduled
A duration test is scheduled to run on a
particular date.
Battery charge failure
Battery charge regulation fault
x
x
Rectifier failure
Failure in the rectifier
x
x
Battery discharging
Battery discharging
x
End of bat discharge
log
Log the end of stored discharge (the
device has been in standby after having
reached the end of battery discharge)
Output circuit failure
Fault in any circuit on the device
x
Electronic failure
Fault in the unit’s electronics (repair
required)
x
x
Temperature sensor
failure
Fault in the communication with the
battery’s temperature probe
x
x
System overload
System with overload on output
x
x
Input overvoltage
Overvoltage in the mains input
x
x
Battery open
Battery open or in bad state
x
x
Battery bad connected
Battery not detected
x
x
Battery not symmetric
Voltage on both batteries not symmetrical
x
Battery fuse failure
Fault in the battery’s fuses
x
x
Duration test required
The duration test period has elapsed
without a test having been performed
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Dry contacts: < 230V AC/ 30V DC; < 0,5A

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6.3.5. Input 0…10V
The device has an input that enables brightness control (dimming) of one or more
outputs configured as “beacons”. With this feature, the brightness of each circuit
configured as “beacons” can be changed between 10-90% of the nominal.
The dimming can be performed through the display by selecting the percentage desired
by circuit or by this 0..10V input, which is controlled by an analogue signal from 0 to 10V
or potentiometer (30KΩ), the latter is not linear.
Regulation by analogue signal
Regulation by potentiometer
6.3.6. Remote control (TELEM)
The device has a remote input for connecting a Daisalux remote control. This input
provides a remote control for the device so that it can be restarted when in standby or
set to standby when there is a power failure at its input.

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6.3.7. LPSLan
Connect the Ethernet cable to the optional LPSLan module if the latter is installed.
The status of the centralised power unit and LPS system can be monitored by using the
same.
The status of the luminaires is displayed graphically by the corresponding software
(LPSWeb –web browser, WinCB–LPS or Daisatest Evac system control software).
For further information see 10.1 LPSLan/LPSWeb
7. Switching on the LPS centralised power unit
Follow these steps in order:
Disconnect battery fuses.
Perform all connections of the centralised power unit.
Check that the polarity in the battery connections are correct.
Insert battery fuses.
Activate the main power supply.
Before performing any operating test, make sure to charge the batteries for at least 24
hours.
Configure the circuit according to the desired load (ELC luminaires, beacons, non-
communicating). By default configured in non-communicating mode.
Perform a test on the circuits to check the loads on the circuits.
Zoning the ELC luminaires.
See quick installation guide: LPS24-26 LPS24-65
7.1. Switching off the LPS centralised power unit
Take the following steps in this order to switch off the LPS centralised power unit:
Remove the main power supply.
Place the LPS centralised power unit in standby mode (there are two modes). 
Centralised power unit on standby
-Through the display: 8.2.5.1 Actions
-Using the remote control: 6.3.6 Remote control
Removing the battery fuse is recommended before moving the
centralised power unit once it is switched off.

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7.2. Switching on the LPS centralised power unit
To switch on the LPS centralised power unit two situations may
occur depending on the initial status:
from standby 6.3.6 remote control Restarting the centralised
power unit
from power off:
When the centralised power unit starts operating, the system’s
synoptic display will be shown. All parameters required for use
must now be configured (see 8). Use of the centralised power unit
7.2.1 Circuit test
The device continuously monitors consumption in each of the output circuits. If at any
time the consumption in a circuit exceeds the set fault threshold, a fault will be indicated
in the circuit.
The luminaires connected to the circuit must be checked as a circuit overload can lead to
a malfunction of the luminaires.
Once the over-consumption fault has been corrected (redistribution of luminaires to other
circuits, switching off luminaires, etc.) run a circuit test to correct the fault, see 8.2.5.1
Actions
!
When performing a test on the circuit, the battery must be
disconnected from the system and the emergency lighting system will
not be available; therefore it must only be performed when failure of
the emergency lighting system does not pose any hazard.
7.2.2 ELC luminaires zoning
If the system supplies ELC luminaires, zoning will need to be run in order to determine
the luminaires’ physical connection to the output circuits, see 8.2.5.1 Actions
!
During the execution of a zoning system, the luminaires will switch off,
but the lighting system will remain active and therefore must only be
run when the inhibition of permanent luminaires is not a danger.
During the zoning, all the luminaires are switched off and sequentially lit assigning them
to the area that corresponds depending on the circuit in which they are connected.
The process takes around 15 minutes. Once the process is complete the system returns
to normal operation.
If there is a power supply fault during zoning, the process will end and the system will
switch on all connected luminaires.
Zoning must be performed during start-up or whenever a new ELC
series luminaire is connected to the device (replacements or
extensions) or whenever luminaires are moved from one circuit to
another.

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8. Use of the centralised power unit
To work with the LPS system, use the six buttons on the display.
OK
To confirm
←
To go back or cancel
ʌ
Up
>
Right
<
Left
v
Down
8.1. Display protection
The LPS centralised power unit has password protection against unauthorised
modifications. Without a password, data from the LPS system can only be viewed.
The display switches off two minutes after the last time a button is pressed. In the event
of any new action, it starts up and the LPS system’s start screen is displayed.
The default password is 2011, and can be changed from the display (see section
8.2.3.1).
8.2. Display structure
The default display shows an overview of the device that presents information about the
system’s various modules (power input, rectifier, contactor, battery and output circuits).
To access the system’s menu press OK.
Overview
On the different screens there are a number of symbols that can be pressed for different
actions. These symbols are:
o>: This symbol indicates that the option has several selectable values. If the
cursor is over this symbol with the buttons <and >, the value can be changed
without entering a password.
o#: This symbol indicates that it is an action. If the cursor is on the symbol, click
OK to run the action indicated by the text next to the symbol.
o*: This symbol indicates that there is a configurable value. If the cursor is on the
symbol, press OK to enter edit mode for the value (in edit mode the entire line
is shaded). Use the <or vbuttons to decrease the value and the >or ʌbuttons
to increase the value. Press and hold to change the values faster. Press ←to
cancel edit mode and discard changes , or press OK to finalise edit mode and
confirm the changes.

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8.2.1. System
8.2.1.1. General
Overview
OK
Main menu
OK
GENERAL
Vmains: 230 v
Vinter: 27.3 v
Ioutput: 4.3A
Contactor: open
Communication: USB
Gen
Bat
Rect
Fails
Vmains: Mains voltage at the unit’s input.
Vinter: Device internal voltage.
Ioutput: Current consumption at outputs
Contactor: Current status of battery contactor (open/closed).
Communication: Unit’s communication mode with a PC (USB/ethernet/-).
8.2.1.2. Battery
Overview
OK
Main menu
OK
Gen
>
BATTERY
Vbat: 27.2v
VbatInt: 13.7v
Ibat: -10.3A
Temperature: 24.3ºC
Charge: 100% (20.0Ah)
Status: ok
Gen
Bat
Rect
Fails
Vbat:Battery voltage.
VbatInt: Mid- battery voltage. To determine whether the two batteries are balanced
Ibat: Battery charge/discharge current.
Temperature: Temperature in the battery enclosure.
Charge: Estimated battery charge level.
Status: Reports on the battery status:
Fuse failure: fault detected on fuse F2 or F3
Not symmetric: if the batteries do not have similar voltages, this may indicate a
battery fault. Run a duration test to verify that it is correct
Wrong connected: no battery connected to a device is detected, check fuses and
battery wiring
open: battery open or in bad state
overvoltage: battery voltage very high
undervoltage: low battery voltage
OK: battery correct