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LP-1 6/12/24vdc Selectable @ 1A Linear Power Supply Charger module LP-1EST12 mounted in a 8”x 9” Enclosure with 16vac 50va Class II plug in Transformer LP-1EST24 mounted in a 8”x 9” Enclosure with 24vac 50va Class II plug in Transformer LP-1T12 Module with 16vac 50va Class II plug in Transformer LP-1T24 Module with 24vac 50va plug in Class II Transformer Features:
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The LP-1 becomes an uninterruptable power supply when used with a transformer and stand by battery. The output of the LP-1 is a clean smooth continuous DC power which can be used to power the most sensitive electronic controls. The LP-1 output and battery charge voltage is selected by moving the programming jumper to 6V, 12V or 24V. The voltage selected is factory preset to precisely charge a Sealed, flooded, or Gel Type Lead Acid Battery(s). The current that the battery draws from the LP-1 is determined by the battery's condition, capacity, temperature and state of charge. The LP-1 is protected against shorts and overloading with its electronic circuitry and battery fuse. This same circuitry also protects the transformer. When the DC load requires more than the maximum output provided by the LP-1, the battery can add up to 4 more amps. This may be necessary to sound a high powered siren for the duration of an alarm. The LP-1 has a replaceable 4 amp battery fuse or optional automatic resetting 2 Amp circuit breaker. For calculating standby current, recharge times, and available current, refer to the tables and the specifications on the backside of this bulletin. To test the battery and fuse: It is recommended that on a regular basis, the output should be checked for proper voltage and current while the AC power is removed. |
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Output DC Voltages are optimized for Sealed Lead Acid or Gel Type Battery Charging. Caution: Select your output voltage before connecting AC. 6V Selection ................................. 6.70vdc 12V Selection ................................ 13.65vdc 24V Selection ................................ 27.30vdc Output Current Note: If you are using a standby battery, subtract at least 150ma from your continuous current for charging the battery. This allows up to 850ma of continuous current for your output load. See transformer selection table below. Maximum Output Current of Supply ...................... 1.5A Thermal Shutdown ................................... 82C Humidity .......................... 95% RH Non Condensing Ts Storage Temperature .................... -40oC – 85oC Ot Operating Temperature Range 100% rating: Ot Power module only ................... -20 – 40oC Ot with E-89 Enclosure on wall ......... -20 – 30oC Each 3% load reduction increases Ot by ....... +1oC Intermittent Current with Battery ................ 5.5 Amps Maximum Battery Current with 3AGC 4 Amp Standard Fuse .. 4 Amps
Maximum Battery Current
with Optional Auto Resetting Circuit Typical Regulation from No Load to Full Rated Current . .05% Typical Ripple and Noise @ Full Load ................ 50mv
Voltage Change after 1
year of Continuous Operation
Center-to-Center
Terminal Block Spacing with Module Size ......................... 3.06”H x 2.43”W x 2”D Module mounting holes C-to-C ...... 2 1/16”W x 2 5/8”H Small Enclosure size .................. 8”W x 9”H x 3.5”D RoHs Lead Free
Input AC Transformer Selection Table:
Transformer min. VA Selected DC Output Voltage Continuous Current 12 vac@20VA 6vdc 1 Amp 16vac@20VA 12vdc 1 Amp 25-28vac@40VA 24vdc 1 Amp 24vac@40VA 6vdc .20 Amp 24vac@40VA 12vdc .25 Amp 24vac@40VA 24vdc .60 Amp |
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Electronic Security Devices 2200 North MacArthur Tracy, CA 95376 |
E-mail: ESD@SecurityPower.com
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