Technical Specifications 2+2 Output module

2+2 Output module is a protection module with four fully protected load outputs, of which two load outputs are prioritized and two are non-prioritized. The card comes mounted in a plastic bracket that is inserted into the battery backup. When ordering, check that the card fits the battery backup card to be installed in.

What does priority / non-priority load mean?

Priority load means that in the event of a power outage (mains failure) the load will be powered on with the reserve power, (batteries),

Non-prioritized load means that in the event of a power cut (mains failure), the load will not be powered further with the reserve power (batteries).

Mounting in battery backup

The card is delivered mounted in it's plastic casing, for easy installation.

If the card has come loose, snap it back into the plastic casing.

Mount the card on any card slot in the enclosure, leave space for cables.

Important

Install the board before screwing on wiring or commissioning.

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Letter

Explanation

Comment

A

Optional card

Optional card comes mounted on plastic housing from factory. Has it come loose? Snap it back on before mounting the card.

B

Plastic casing

The plastic casing has hooks for attaching slots in the plate.

C

Place for plastic casing

Slits in sheet metal to snap the plastic bracket.

Short description 5 Output module

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Table 1. Circuit Board Overview - 2+2 Output module

No

On circuit board

Explanation

1

D1, D2, D11, D13

Lights up green when the fuse is full on the output. (Off when fuse is broken).

2

D3

Lights up yellow if prioritized outputs (10.1) are activated.

3

F1, F2, F9, F10

Load securing devices.

4

P1

Incoming 24 V. Use any input. The second input is used when powering additional option cards. Can also be used for external 24 V power supply when replacing the power supply unit on battery backup.

5

D29

Green indicator diode, lights up with a steady green light when all fuses are intact.

6

D30

Red indicator diode, glows with a solid red light when any fuse is broken.

7

J11

Bridging connection for alarms from another option card.

8

J12

Connection of alarm to motherboard. Pin 1 controls non-prioritized output and Pin 0 goes low (0 V) in case of alarm.

9

P3:1-3

Alarm output, NO, COM, NC

10.1

P2:1-2

P2:3-4

Priority load output 1.

Priority load output 2.

10.2

P2:5-6

P2:7-8

Unprioritized load output 3.

Non-prioritized load output 4.

11

D10

Green indicator diode, lights up green when all outputs are activated.

12

JU1

Control of outputs. Not bridged = Priority (10.1) are activated in battery operation. The factory setting is that the card does not have jumpers on JU1. Bridged = All four outputs are prioritized, i.e. provide 24 V in battery operation.



Caution

Maximum load per output is 5 A and total maximum load for the entire board is 10 A.

Use the supplied cable

Use the cable that comes with the box to connect the card.

Connect 2+2 Output module to motherboard: CEO3 v2.1

Figure 1. Connect the card as shown in the picture.
Connect the card as shown in the picture.

+ and - from load on motherboard are connected to + and - on the option board.

Communication is connected between terminals as the solid line shows.

Table 2. Connections from battery backup to fuse board

No

Connections

2+2 Output module

Motherboard

1

Power supply connection.

P1

Load output 1

2

Alarm output: connected between NO and Com.

P3:1-2

JU3 - connect between middle pin and some outer pin.





Connect 2+2 Output module to motherboard: CEO3 v5 / CEO-ECO

Figure 2. Connect the card as shown in the picture.
Connect the card as shown in the picture.

+ and - from load on motherboard are connected to + and - on the option board.

Communication is connected between terminals as the solid line shows.

Table 3. Connections from battery backup to fuse board

No

Connections

2+2 Output module

Motherboard

1

Power supply connection.

P1

Load output 1

2

Connection to alarm on motherboard or

Bridging of alarms to another 5 Output module

J12

J11

J27

-





Connect 2+2 Output module to motherboard: NEO3

Figure 3. Connect the card as shown in the picture.
Connect the card as shown in the picture.

+ and - from load on motherboard are connected to + and - on the option board.

Communication is connected between terminals as the solid line shows.

Table 4. Connections from battery backup to fuse board

No

Connections

2+2 Output module

Motherboard

1

Power supply connection.

P1

Load output 1

2

Connection to alarm on motherboard.

Bridging of alarms to/from additional option cards.

J12

J11

J5

-





Connect 2+2 Output module for motherboards: PRO2 v3 15 A and 25 A

Figure 4. Connect the card as shown in the picture.
Connect the card as shown in the picture.


Table 5. Connections 15A and 25A units

No/letter

Circuit board

On circuit board

Explanation

A

2+2 Output module

-

Option card (A).

B

2 Output module

-

Connect the power supply (24 V) to the 2+2 Output module (A).

C

Effect card

-

Available in battery backups 15 A and 25 A.

D

PRO1

-

Motherboard in battery backup.

1

A and B

P1

Connect power supply from 2 Output module (B) to 2+2 Output module (A).

2

A

J12, J13

Connect alarm from J12 on 2+2 Ouput module load card.

3, 4

-

-

Internal power supply and communication between cards.



Connect 2+2 Output module for motherboard: PRO1 5 A and 10 A

Figure 5. Connect the card as shown in the picture.
Connect the card as shown in the picture.

+ and - from load on motherboard are connected to + and - on the option board.

Communication is connected between terminals as the solid line shows.



Table 6. Connections from battery backup to fuse board

No

Connections

2+2 Output module

Motherboard

1

Power supply connection.

P1

Load output 1

2

Bridging alarm to motherboard.

Bridging of alarms from/to additional option cards.

J12

J11

J13

-



Connect 2+2 Output module for motherboards: PRO2 v3 5A and 10A

Figure 6. Connect the card as shown in the picture.
Connect the card as shown in the picture.

+ and - from load on motherboard are connected to + and - on the option board.

Communication is connected between terminals as the solid line shows.



Table 7. Connections from battery backup to fuse board

No

Connections

2+2 Output module

Motherboard

1

Power supply connection.

P1

Load output 1

2

Connection to alarm on motherboard.

J12

J1



Connect 2+2 Output module for motherboards: PRO2 v3 15 A and 25 A

Figure 7. Connect the card as shown in the picture.
Connect the card as shown in the picture.


Table 8. Connections 15 A and 25 A units

No/letter

Circuit board

On circuit board

Explanation

D

PRO2 v3

-

Motherboard in battery backup.

C

Effect card

-

Available in battery backups 15 A and 25 A units.

1

A and B

P1

Connect power supply from 2 output module (B) to 2+2 Ouput module (A).

2

A

J12, J1

Connect alarm from 2+2 Ouput module to load card.

B

2 Output modules

-

Connect the power supply (24 V) to the 2+2 Output module (A).

A

2+2 Output module

-

Option board (A).

3, 4

-

Internal power supply and communication between cards.



Connect 5 Output module to motherboard: PRO3

Figure 8. Connect the card as shown in the picture.
Connect the card as shown in the picture.

+ and - from load on motherboard are connected to + and - on the option board.

Communication is connected between terminals as the solid line shows.



Table 9. Connections from battery backup to fuse board

No

Connections

2+2 Output module

Motherboard

1

Connecting the power supply.

P1

Load output 1

2

Connection of alarm on motherboard.

Bridging of alarms to/from additional option cards.

J12

J11

J5

-



If the card lacks a white (JST) contact or if an alarm is to be given via relay switching

Figure 9. Connect the card as shown in the picture.
Connect the card as shown in the picture.

+ and - from load on motherboard are connected to + and - on the option board.

Communication is connected between terminals as the solid line shows.



Table 10. Connections from battery backup to fuse board

No

Connections

2+2 Output module

Motherboard

1

Power supply connection.

P1

Load output 1

2

Alarm output.

P3:1-3

J15



Connection of additional 2+2 Output module

Figure 10. Connecting additional option cards to the motherboard
Connecting additional option cards to the motherboard


Note

For alarm connection use 2A and 2B for connection of newer devices (after approx. 2018). For older devices (before approx. 2018) use 3A-3C.

Table 11. Connection of additional option cards

Letter / No

On the card

Explanation

A

-

2+2 Output module.

B

-

2+2 Output module.

C

-

Motherboard, varies with configuration.

1 A

P1

Power supply from 1B.

1 B

P1

Power supply from C (motherboard).

2 A

J12

Bridging of alarms to card B.

2 B

See table below.

Connection of alarm on C (motherboard) from board A

3 A

P3:1-3

Jumper between card A and B.

3 B

P3:1-3

Alarm output switches on C (motherboard).

3C

P3:1-3

Alarm output is connected to C (motherboard).



Table 12. P3:1-3 NC, COM and NO

On the card

Explanation

P3:1

NO

P3:2

Com

P3:3

NC



Technical data - 2+2 Output module

Info

Explanation

Short name:

2+2 Output module

Product description

2+2 Output module is a hedging module with four fully secured outputs, two of which are prioritized and two are non-prioritized.

The product fits in

Battery backups with motherboards: PRO1, PRO2, PRO2 V3, PRO3 and NEO3.

Measure

85 x 37 mm

Own consumption

35 mA

Tension

24 V

Fuses

On exits.

Indication

Yes, LED on circuit board

Table 14. Outputs

Info

Explanation

Alarm outputs, number

1

Alarm on alternating relay? (Yes No)

Yes, sum alarm in case of fuse fault

Alarm output protocol (communication protocol)

-

Load outputs, number, (of which priority).

4 (2)

Voltage at load output

27.3 V DC

Voltage limit, upper, on load output

27.9 V DC

Voltage limit, lower, on load output. For battery operation and disconnected mains voltage.

20 V DC

Priority (always voltage) load outputs (Yes / No)

Yes

Maximum load, per output

5 A

Maximum load, total, (must not be exceeded).

10 A

Load output plus (+) secured? (Yes No)

Yes

Load output minus (-) secured (Yes / No)

No

Fuses on output

F2A

Connection to buzzer? (Yes No)

No



The article number of the manual 350-162

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