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The
SPS-20 supervised power supply with battery charger is two high
powered, fully isolated, independent power supplies enclosed in one
small self contained aluminum package. Each power supply, outputs
1 and 2, are a nominal 12vdc at 10 Amps with 12v lead acid battery
charger. These outputs can be used as separate isolated 12vdc
power supplies, or they can be connected in parallel
or series to provide 12vdc, 24vdc or both 12vdc and 24vdc at the same
time. When outputs 1 & 2 are connected in parallel, the
output
is 13.75vdc at 20 Amps. When outputs 1 & 2 are connected in
series, the output is 27.5vdc at 10 Amps. Because each output is
independently regulated, you may draw additional current from the 12V
output 1, while using the 24vdc output at the same time. The 12v
current used has to be subtracted from the 10Amps available on the
24vdc.
Figures 1 - 4 illustrate each of these four hookups for the SPS-20.
SPECIFICATIONS
/ INSTRUCTIONS
AC Input:
L, N, G - 3P Terminal block
Safety Cover, snap or hinge is provided
L= Line, N= Neutral, and G = Ground
The G terminal must be connected to Earth Ground.
Optional 3 wire line cord P/N: HA-LC3SZIP
AC input/Hz/Watts default
85-133vac/47-63Hz/350w
Caution: Never apply 240vac when SPS-20 is set for 120vac this will
void warrantee and damage unit.
AC input/Hz/Watts (set 240)
134-250vac/47-63Hz/350w
The AC input default is 120vac. You may order SPS-20/240 to
change the AC default to 240vac, or you can cut the PCB trace
marked “CUT 240” on the bottom of the PCB under the input inductor
above and toward the inside of the AC input terminal block.
AC LED Indicator (Next to AC Input Terminal Strip)
The AC indicator is a bi-color green and red led. This led off
with AC at the terminals would indicate a blown fuse link. A
blown AC fuse link would indicate catastrophic failure and must me
returned to the factory for repair.
AC Status Output Relay: 3P Terminal block
AC fail “C” contacts 2A/120vac
Three position AC fail terminal block marked “NO, C, NC” are shown in
the Normal, energized, AC ON condition.
DC OUTPUTS: 4P Terminal block (2 per output)
Output-1 & 2 Nominal 12vdc at 10A each
Output-1 & 2 continuous rating 130F 13.75vdc at
9A each
Output 1 & 2 Maximum power
13.65vdc at 15A each
1 Amp for each output is reserved for battery charging
Load regulation no load to max .25%Typ
AC Line regulation 85-136vac/170-260vac
.03%Typ
Each Output ripple & noise at full load
300mv pp
Current Overload Short Circuit Protection
Yes
Thermal runaway Protection Yes
Current Overload and Thermal shutdown will auto-restart without
removing load.
Ambient operating temperature range
-30oF to +130oF
Storage Temperature -60oF to 190oF
Switching Frequency 66KHz
DC LED Indicators (Adjacent to each output pair)
Red
Battery Standby
Two 12” battery cable assemblies that plug from
SPS-20 to battery are provided. Red (+) 12vdc,
Black (–)Neg.
Optional 36” battery cable (1) P/N:
WA-36IBAT
Battery(s), any type of lead acid 12v 4AH-100AH
Battery(s) recharge1 & 2 13.75vdc at
2 Amp max
Battery(s) 1 & 2 PTC self resetting Circuit Breaker
9Amp
Battery)s) 1 & 2 Reverse hookup protection
Yes
In standby mode each battery is limited to 9 Amps of continuous
current. When both outputs are connected in parallel, and standby
current will be greater than 9 Amps, you must use 2 batteries
connecting one to battery 1 and one to battery 2. Paralleling (2)
battery cables to (1) battery will not double the current.
Review application note 3, Battery Standby table to calculate battery
size.
To estimate the recharge time in hours for depleted battery(s),
multiply the AH rating times 1.2. (AH x 1.2). As an example, 2
12v 10AH batteries would take about 12 hours to re-charge.
Physical
SPS-20 Module Dimensions 7.75”L x 4.17”W x
3.23”H
Height includes 7/16” standoffs
Mounting Holes Center to Center 6.45”W x 3.41”H
SPS-20 module only Weight 2.4lbs.
SPS-20EL (in Large enclosure) 14” x 14” x 4.75”
SPS-20EL Weight with enclosure 11.4lbs
Safety
SPS-20 is UL R/C
UL603, UL294
SPS-20 meets requirements of UL1950 3rd &
EN60950

Do not make series or parallel connections at the batteries, before
circuit breaker protection, just at the output as shown above.
Paralleling jumpers in Fig 2 must be 16" of 18 awg wires to add a
little resistance so both outputs can share the load.
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