nvent SCHROFF 21270 Series User manual

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Rack Safety Plus, 3 U, 230/400 V AC
Power Distribution Unit with Emergency Stop
User Manual
Release 1.3
21.03.2022
Doc-No: 63972-416

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Schroff GmbH
Langenalber Str. 96-100
75334 Straubenhardt/Germany
schroff.nVent.com
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Table of Contents
1Safety................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Intended Use.................................................................................................................5
1.2 Not intended use...........................................................................................................5
1.3 Safety instructions of the manufacturer .........................................................................5
1.3.1 Disclaimer.................................................................................................................5
1.4 Safety symbols used in this manual ..............................................................................6
1.5 Safety Information for the Operator...............................................................................7
1.6 Safety assessment........................................................................................................7
2Power Distribution Unit Overview ..................................................................................8
2.1 System description........................................................................................................8
2.2 Front and Rear View .....................................................................................................9
2.3 Example Configurations..............................................................................................10
2.4 Mains inlets.................................................................................................................13
2.5 AC Outlets...................................................................................................................14
2.6 DC Outlet (Option) ......................................................................................................15
2.7 RDC and Circuit Breakers...........................................................................................15
2.8 Surge Arrester (Option)...............................................................................................16
2.9 Inrush Current Limiter (Option)....................................................................................17
3Emergency Stop System...............................................................................................18
3.1 Emergency Stop safety features .................................................................................18
3.2 Emergency Stop Input and Output ..............................................................................19
3.2.1 Emergency Stop Status LEDs ................................................................................19
4Installation and Commissioning...................................................................................20
4.1 Installation...................................................................................................................20
4.2 Rack mounting............................................................................................................21
4.3 Mains connection and system start-up ........................................................................22
5Maintenance...................................................................................................................23
5.1 Cleaning......................................................................................................................23
6Disposal..........................................................................................................................23

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7Technical data................................................................................................................24
7.1 Dimensions.................................................................................................................25

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1 Safety
1.1 Intended Use
The nVent SCHROFF power distribution unit described in this manual is a power distribution
unit used to supply AC mains power to electrical or electronic devices as a central power
switch with emergency stop function.
Intended use includes compliance with the terms and conditions for assembly, disassembly,
commissioning, operation and maintenance specified by the manufacturer.
The power distribution unit is only intended for use in dry locations, i.e. indoors and without
any pollution, in an industrial environment or for commercial use.
1.2 Not intended use
The use of the power distribution unit as a safety function for a machine is not allowed and
can lead to hazards.
If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer, the protection
provided by the equipment may be impaired
1.3 Safety instructions of the manufacturer
1.3.1 Disclaimer
Schroff accepts no liability for any errors in this documentation. To the maximum extent
permissible by law, any liability for damage, direct or indirect, arising from the supply or use
of this documentation is excluded.
Schroff retains the right to modify this document, including the liability disclaimer, at any time
without notice and accepts no liability for any consequences of such alterations.

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1.4 Safety symbols used in this manual
In these original operating instructions, warning notices point out residual risks that cannot be
avoided by constructive means when installing or operating the Power Distribution Unit. The
warning notices are classified according to the severity of the damage occurring and the
probability of its occurrence.
⚠DANGER
Symbol
Short description of the danger
The signal word DANGER indicates an immediate danger.
Non-observance will result in severe injuries or death.
⚠WARNING
Symbol
Short description of the danger
The signal word WARNING indicates a possible danger.
Non-observance can lead to serious injury or death.
⚠CAUTION
Symbol
Short description of the danger
The signal word CAUTION indicates a possible danger.
Non-observance can lead to injuries.
ATTENTION
Short description
The signal word ATTENTION indicates possible damages to equipment.
Non-observance can lead to damage to the device.
Important information

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1.5 Safety Information for the Operator
Only trained specialists are authorized to carry out assembly, commissioning, completion,
maintenance and service of the power distribution unit. The nationally applicable health and
safety regulations must also be adhered to.
⚠WARNING
Risk of injury due to insufficient personal protective equipment
If you use the wrong protective equipment or no protective equipment at all,
you could be seriously injured.
- Wear protective equipment adapted to the work processes.
- Check the protective equipment before each use to ensure that it is intact!
- Use only approved protective equipment.
1.6 Safety assessment
Before using the power distribution unit in conjunction with a plant/machine, a safety
assessment in accordance with the Machinery Directive is required.
The products emergency stop feature is not intended to be used as a safety related function
for a machine. Therefore the user has to provide own measures to ensure the required
functional safety of the machine is achieved.

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2 Power Distribution Unit Overview
2.1 System description
The power distribution unit is intended to supply AC mains power and 24 V DC power to
electrical or electronic devices as a central power switch with emergency stop function.
The power distribution unit has a modular design and can be configured by the customer.
Due to the modularity not all possible configurations can be described in this
manual.
For further technical information and configuration options, please refer to
the relevant data sheets and the online configurator at schroff.nvent.com.
Default features
19” 3 U aluminium subrack
Main switch
Mains fuses
Circuit breaker panel
Emergency stop system
Status LEDs for phase presence and emergency stop
ON/OFF switch for switched outputs
Possible configuration options:
Mains input
400 V 3-phase or 230 V 1-phase with different connector types such as IEC 60309,
IEC 60320-C20, Harting Han 3A/Q5 or cable
AC outputs
2 rear panels with different connector types such as IEC 60320-C13, IEC 60320-C19
or CEE 7/3 Type F (Schuko).
DC Power supply
24 V DC power supply with rear output panel
Permanent AC Service Outputs
IEC 60320-C13 or CEE 7/3 Type F (Schuko) at the front and rear panel
RCD circuit breaker
Transparent cover for the circuit breakers
Surge Arrester
Inrush Current Limiter
AC input with EMC filter
All outputs are protected by circuit breakers.
All outputs except the "Service" outputs can be switched off by the Emergency Stop system.

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2.2 Front and Rear View
(P/N 21270-001)
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Main Switch
10
“Service” Output 230 V AC 10 A (option)
2
Service Output 230 V AC 10 A (option)
11
24 V DC Output, switched (option)
3
Transparent Cover for Circuit Breakers
(option)
12
Configurable output panel 1
Example: Switched Power Outputs IEC-60320
C13, 230 V AC 10 A
4
RCD (option)
13
Configurable output panel 2
Example: Switched Power Outputs IEC-60320
C19, 230 V AC 16 A
5
Circuit Breakers
14
Mains Fuses T16 A 250 V
6
Emergency Stop Push Button
15
Emergency Stop Input and Status Output
7
Phase Monitor LEDs
16
Ground Stud
8
Emergency Stop Status LEDs
17
Configurable input panel
Example: IEC 60309 3L+N+PE, 6h, 400 Y/230
V 3~ 50/60 Hz 16 A
9
ON/OFF Switch for switched Outputs

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2.3 Example Configurations
PN: 21700-001

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PN: 21700-003

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PN: 21700-005

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2.4 Mains inlets
Different power inlet modules for 400 V AC and 230 V AC are available for the Power
Distribution Unit.
The following overview represents the availability at the time of publication of this manual.
For the current availability visit schroff.nvent.com
400 V AC Inputs
Cable (2.5 m)
Harting Han 3A with Han Q 5/0
IEC 60309 3L+N+PE, 6h
230 V AC Inputs
Cable (2.5 m)
Harting Han 3A with
Han Q 5/0
IEC 60309 L+N+PE,
6h
IEC 60320-C20

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2.5 AC Outlets
Different power outlet modules for 230 V AC 10 A and 16 A are available.
The following overview represents the availability at the time of publication of this manual.
For the current availability visit schroff.nvent.com
Switched 230 V AC Outlets
IEC 60320-C13
IEC 60320-C13
IEC 60320-C13 locking outlets
IEC 60320-C19locking outlets
IEC 60320-C19
CEE 7/3 Type F (Schuko)
Permanent 230 V AC Service Outlets
Front
Front
Rear
Rear
CEE 7/3 Type F
(Schuko)
IEC 60320-C13)
IEC 60320-C13
CEE 7/3 Type F
(Schuko)

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2.6 DC Outlet (Option)
The Power Distribution Unit can be
equipped with a switched 24 V, 14.6 A DC
Outlet.
The connector is Phoenix Contact
P/N: 1840557
The mating connector is Phoenix Contact
P/N: 1828249
The DC PSU is connected to Phase L1.
2.7 RDC and Circuit Breakers
The outputs are protected by circuit breakers (5). The number of the circuit breaker
corresponds to the number of the output, for example, X1 is connected to F1, X2 is
connected to F2 and so on.
The total current consumption of all outputs must not exceed 16 A per phase.
An RDC (4) and a transparent cover (3) for circuit breaker and RDC are available as options.

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2.8 Surge Arrester (Option)
The Power
Distribution Unit can
be equipped with a
surge arrester.
1 phase
3 phase

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2.9 Inrush Current Limiter (Option)
The Power Distribution Unit provides an inrush current limiter for each phase as an option.
The inrush current limiter is designed for capacitive loads. In the moment of switching-on the
system the inrush current of the connected load will be limited for the defined time Ton.
Independent from the previous inrush level; the current limiting is always strict. After Ton
elapses the current limiting circuit of the inrush current limiter will be bypassed. Then the load
is directly connected to the AC. If an AC dump overshoots the defined time Toff, it will be
detected by the inrush current limiter. As soon as the AC recovers the inrush will be limited,
again. The inrush current limiter provides an internal temperature control. In case of a failure
the device shuts down to safely prevent from overheating or fire.

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3 Emergency Stop System
The device is equipped with an emergency stop
button (6).
Pressing the emergency stop button disconnects
the switched AC and DC outputs from the mains.
The button is mechanically latching. Emergency
stop is deactivated by pulling the button.
The switched AC and DC outputs can be turned on
again by pressing the Outputs ON/OFF switch.
⚠DANGER
Danger of electric shock
The “Service” AC outputs are not switched off via the Emergency Stop
System.
3.1 Emergency Stop safety features
The Emergency Stop function of the nVent SCHROFF power distribution unit is controlled
and monitored by a "PILZ" safety relay.
The safety relay provides a safety-related interruption of the switched outputs. The safety
relay meets the requirements of EN 60947-5-1 and EN 60204-1 in applications with E-STOP
push buttons.
The emergency stop push button is vandalism-proof. If the emergency stop is sheared off
during operation, the emergency stop function is also triggered.
The safety relay meets the following safety requirements:
The circuit is redundant with built-in self-monitoring.
The safety function remains effective in the case of a component failure.
The correct opening and closing of the safety function relays is tested automatically in
each on-off cycle.
Two emergency stop input circuits with cross-circuit detection.
Emergency stop function is triggered when either one of the two emergency stop
input circuits is interrupted or a cross-circuit between the circuits is detected.
The safety relay drives two power contactors responsible for switching the
outputs.
The power contractors are monitored by auxiliary contacts within a feedback
loop of the safety relay. In case of one power contactor failing by a stuck
contact the system can not be turned on again.
The red ERROR LED on front panel signals if one of the power contactors
got stuck

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3.2 Emergency Stop Input and Output
An additional emergency stop push button can be connected to the system at the
"Emergency Stop" input (14).
If no additional emergency stop switch is connected, the socket must be terminated with a
jumper plug. (Scope of delivery)
The "Emergency Status" connector can be used to transfer status signals to other devices.
The Emergency Status plug connector a relay output of the status of the safety relay. If the
AC and DC outputs are enabled, the relay output (pin 1+2) is closed. If the emergency stop
function is triggered, the safety relay interrupts the relay contact.
If the outputs are not enabled via the Output ON/OFF switch, the relay output is permanently
open.
Emergency Stop (DSUB9)
Pin 1&6
Emergency stop input circuit 1
Pin 2&7
Emergency stop input circuit 2
Emergency Status (Lumberg KFV 40)
Pin 1&2
Relay output status safety relay
Max. voltage = 24 VDC or 24 VAC
Max. current = 4 A
3.2.1 Emergency Stop Status LEDs
The emergency stop system is powered by a
dedicated power supply. The presence of the
supply voltage for the emergency stop system
is signaled by the green “Power”LED.
The red “Error” LED signals if one of the power
contactors got stuck

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4 Installation and Commissioning
⚠WARNING
Risk of injury and accidents due to insufficiently qualified personnel!
The installation may only be carried out by qualified personnel
who are authorized to do so according to the valid safety
regulations, e.g. by authorized specialized companies or
authorized departments of the company.
⚠WARNING
Power cable rating
If the system was not supplied with AC power cables, purchase AC power
cables approved for use in your country. The AC power cables must be
rated for the product and for the voltage and current marked on the
product's electrical ratings label. The voltage and current rating of the cable
should be greater than the ratings marked on the product.
⚠WARNING
Protective earth/GND connection
The power distribution unit must be operated with protective earth/GND
connection. Use only a three conductor AC power cable with a protective
earth conductor that meets the IEC safety standards!
ATTENTION
Incorrect mains voltage or overload can lead to component damage!
The device has a 400 V 3-phase or a 230 V 1-phase power input. The total current
consumption of all outputs must not exceed 16 A per phase.
4.1 Installation
⚠DANGER
Danger of electric shock
The EMERGENCY STOP button must be easy to access and not be
blocked by any objects.
The device is designed to be installed indoors in dry environment without pollution, in 19”
rack systems with access to the front panel and rear panel.