Huawei PDU8000 Series User manual

Issue: 05
Part Number: 31508339
Date: 2021-04-13
PDU8000 Modular Precision PDC V2.0
Quick Guide
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If not otherwise specified, configurations described in this document are for the dual-input
scenario. Figures in this document are for reference only.
This document uses a 2000 mm high power distribution cabinet (PDC) as an example to describe
how to install the PDC and connect cables.
1Overview
PDU8000 0630 AC V4 SC AY52
Power
distribution
cabinet
Rated input
current
Alternating
current
Rated voltage
level
Precision power
distribution
cabinet
SN
The table describes the model of the PDU8000 series products using PDU8000-0630ACV4-
SCAY52 as an example.
(1) Indicator of route I
(2) Indicator of route II
(3) Input circuit breaker of
route I
(4) Input circuit breaker of route II
(5) SPD and SPD circuit breaker
of route I
(6) SPD and SPD circuit
breaker of route II
(7) Monitoring board 1
(8) Monitoring board 4
(9) Output circuit breaker
of route I
(10) Output circuit breaker of route II
(11) Monitoring board 2
(12) Monitoring board 5
(13) Monitoring board 3
(14) Monitoring board 6
Height: 2000 mm
Height: 2200 mm
Height: 2500 mm

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MDU(02312PCE)
Indicator
Indicator
Status
Meaning
Red A critical alarm has been
generated, and the buzzer is
sounding constantly.
Yellow A major alarm has been
generated, and the buzzer is
sounding at intervals of 0.5s.
Green A warning has been
generated, or the precision
PDC is running properly.
Off The MDU is powered off.
Twinkle The indicator blinks at super
short intervals for 0.5s
(blinking at 10 Hz, on for
0.05s and then off for 0.05s)
and then turns off for 0.5s.
The cycle lasts for 10s.
Used to locate the device.
No.
Port
Function
1
MUS05A
N/A
2
GE
Network port connecting to the management system when the PDC uses
Modbus TCP
3
CAN
Used for connecting to the CAN bus
4
RS485_1
Northbound serial port connecting to the management system when the
PDC uses Modbus
5
FE1
Reserved
6
FE2
Reserved
7
USB Host
Insert the USB flash drive, import and export the configuration file,
export run logs, and upgrade software
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SD
Used for connecting to the SD card
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SW1
–4
DIP switch
LEFT FRONT RIGHT

Indicator Status
Description
Blinking green slowly The monitoring board is running properly.
Blinking green fast The communication fails. The MDU generates a monitoring
board communication failure alarm.
Blinking red Power supply to the monitoring board is faulty or there is a
surge current impact alarm.
Off The monitoring board is not working.
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Monitoring Board
Indicator
MDU (02310PQR)
Indicator
No.
Port
Function
1
MUS05A
N/A
2
FE
Network port connecting to the management system when the
PDU8000 uses SNMP or
Modbus-TCP
3
CAN
Internal communications and power supply port for the MDU LCD
4
RS485_1
Northbound serial port connecting to the management system when the
PDU8000 uses
Modbus-RTU
5
USB Host
Insert the USB flash drive, import and export the configuration file,
export run logs, and upgrade software
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RST
Used for resetting the MDU
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SD
Installing an SD card
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SW1
–4
DIP switch: By setting DIP switch toggles in different combinations, you
can perform operations such clearing historical alarms, clearing logs, and
restoring factory settings
Indicator
Status
Meaning
Red A critical alarm has been
generated, and the buzzer is
sounding constantly.
Yellow A major alarm has been
generated, and the buzzer is
sounding at intervals of 0.5s.
Green A warning has been
generated, or the precision
PDC is running properly.
Off The MDU is powered off.
Twinkle The indicator blinks at super
short intervals for 0.5s
(blinking at 10 Hz, on for
0.05s and then off for 0.05s)
and then turns off for 0.5s.
The cycle lasts for 10s.
Used to locate the device.

2PDC Installation
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1. This document describes the process for installing the modular precision PDC. Before
installation, read the User Manual to learn the product information and safety precautions.
2. When installing or operating a device, you must use insulated tools.
3. Only engineers certified by the manufacturer or its agents are allowed to perform PDC
installation, commissioning, and maintenance. Otherwise, personal injury or equipment
damage may occur, and Huawei will not be liable for any loss.
4. Sections and steps marked as optional in this document can be performed selectively based
on the actual configuration.
1. Due to the limitations of the door height, you can move the device into the equipment room
by tilting it. Keep it upright in the equipment room.
2. Take protective measures during moving the PDC to prevent toppling and bumping.
3. During movement, be careful to avoid squeezing the MDU screen.
Moving the PDC
2.1
Installing the PDC
2.2
1100 mm deep cabinet 1200 mm deep cabinet
Leveling foot Level
1. Mark the positions for installing the PDC based on the marking-off template. Drill holes and
install expansion sleeves.
2. Place a level on the PDC. Adjust the anchor bolts of the PDC using an adjustable wrench until the
leveling feet are in contact with the floor. Then level the PDC.

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(Optional) Combining Cabinets
2.3
3. Secure the PDC.
(Optional) When the PDC installation environment is 5# channel steel and that the PDC cannot
be secured using the mounting holes, secure the PDC using the mechanical part shown in the
following figure.
Scenario 1
Scenario 2
When combining cabinets, ensure that all cabinet
surfaces are at the same level.
1. Open the front and rear
doors. Wrench the anchor
bolts using an adjustable
wrench to adjust the cabinet
height.
2. Remove the cabinet
connecting kits from the rack.
3. Screw the connecting kits in
the connection positions on
the front door.
4. Use the same method to
secure the connecting kit in
the connection positions on
the rear door.
5. Repeat the preceding steps to
combine other PDCs.
6. Use a torque socket wrench
to tighten the bolts in
diagonal order.

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3Installing Cables
This document uses the dual-input top cable routing and single-input bottom cable routing as
examples. Cable connections for other scenarios are similar.
1. Ensure that all circuit breakers, including upstream output circuit breakers, are switched to
OFF before connecting cables.
2. The PDC ground cable is secured to the equipment room ground bar. The resistance between
the PDC ground cable and the equipment room ground bar is less than 0.1 ohm.
3. The N and PE cables are bound separately from the L1/L2/L3 or L cables for each circuit
breaker. Cables are converged at the beam and bound in groups by cable ties.
1. Remove the rodent-proof meshes at the top and put them aside.
Connecting Cables (Top Cable Routing)
Cable holes at the PDC bottomCable holes on the PDC top
Power cable inlet
Cable Hole Description
Monitoring cable hole
Power cable outlet
2. Remove the transparent covers of the N
bar and input copper bar, and put the
covers aside.
3. Connect cabinet ground cables.
Cable holes at
the bottom

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4. Connect the input power cables. 5. Connect the output power cables.
1. In single-input scenarios, connect the input N
cable to 1N.
2. Connect the three-phase cables, N cable, and
PE cable in turn.
6. The following figure shows the overall
effect after cable connection.
7. Connect the PDC monitoring cable to the
RS485_1 or FE port on the MDU side panel.
(1) Monitoring cable outlet
8. (Optional) Connect the fire linkage cable
by referring to Appendix B.
9. Cut suitable holes in the rodent-proof
meshes and reinstall the rodent-proof
meshes.
10.Reinstall the transparent covers of the
input copper bar and N bar.
11.Seal the gap between cables and the
cabinet using flake sealing putty. (Remove
the paper protective film from the sealing
putty and use the aluminum foil film
together with the sealing putty.)

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3. Connect the input power cables. 4. Connect the output power cables.
Connecting Cables (Bottom Cable Routing)
1. Remove the transparent covers of the N
bar and input copper bar, and put the
covers aside.
2. Connect cabinet ground cables.

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5. The following figure shows the overall
effect after cable connection.
6. Connect the PDC monitoring cable to the
RS485_1 or FE port on the MDU side panel.
(1) Monitoring cable outlet
7. (Optional) Connect the fire linkage cable
by referring to Appendix B.
8. Reinstall the transparent covers of the
input copper bar and N bar.
9. Seal the gap between cables and the
cabinet using flake sealing putty. (Remove
the paper protective film from the sealing
putty and use the aluminum foil film
together with the sealing putty.)
Flake sealing putty

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No.
Check Item
Result
1
All cables are connected properly. □Yes □No
2
The ground cable is connected properly. □Yes □No
3
The excess sections of ground cables and power cables are cut off. □Yes □No
4
Phase cables are connected properly. □Yes □No
5
All circuit breakers are OFF. □Yes □No
Electrical Connection Checklist
4.2
No.
Check Item
Result
1
All bolts are tightened, especially the bolts used for electric connection.
Flat washers and spring washers are complete and installed properly.
□Yes □No
2
Cable installation meets the cable routing requirements. □Yes □No
3
Cables are routed in a way convenient for maintenance and capacity
expansion.
□Yes □No
4
There is no unnecessary adhesive tape or cable tie on cables. □Yes □No
5
Exposed parts of wires and cable lugs near the wiring terminals are
wrapped by insulation tape or heat shrinking tubing.
□Yes □No
6
The routing of power cables and monitoring cables meets the
requirements for routing signal cables and power cables and complies
with the cable routing planning.
□Yes □No
Cable Installation Checklist
4.3
4Check Before Power-on Commissioning
No.
Check Item
Result
1
The cabinet is clean and free of foreign matters such as screws and
copper wires. □Yes □No
2
The paint on the cabinet exterior is intact. □Yes □No
3
The cabinet door and lock work properly. □Yes □No
4
All safety warning labels are correct, clear, and complete. □Yes □No
5
There is no foreign matter such as adhesive tape, cable ties, paper, or
packing materials left around the cabinet. □Yes □No
Hardware Installation Checklist
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