NEO XL NEO XL NEO XL POWER SUPPLIES - MADE IN SWEDEN ENGLISH

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1 NEO XL NEO XL POWER SUPPLIES - MADE IN SWEDEN ENGLISH

2 Milleteknik supplies reserve power which ensures operation. All our products are designed for optimum operational reliability and long service life, for electronics as well as batteries. SAFETY - READ THIS FIRST! Leave 100 mm of free space above and below the unit. The system is intended for use in controlled indoor environments. Only persons with authorization should install and maintain the system. It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure that the system is suitable for the intended use. Documentation that accompanies the system must be stored with the system or in the immediate vicinity. Ventilation must be not be covered. Mains voltage must be disconnected during installation. We reserve the right to make changes to any information whitout prior notice. 2

3 About the NEO XL series The NEO series is certified according to electrical safety approval EN The series offers high levels of operational reliability, efficiency and simplicity, in combination with most alarm functions as standard. DIN mounted power supply allows the power supply to be upgraded as systems expand. 19 angle brackets are supplied with all NEO Battery backups for mounting in 19 Racks or for wall mounting. The systems can also be expanded with battery box and battery shelves for longer reserve operation times. IP-Class 20. The NEO series is certified according to electrical safety approval: EN Areas of use Entry systems, burglar alarms, magnets, code locks, striker plates and smoke vents. About this document The applicable and most recently published edition of this document can be found at or can be requested via , (state unit name and serial number). This document's validity cannot be guaranteed because new editions are published without the previous message. Most recent english edition: Senaste svensk version finns här: Norsk versjon er tilgjengelig her: en swe nor Installation This instruction describes the installation and commissioning of the NEO-XL series. 3

4 Output voltage: VDC VDC Max. current: 5.0 A 10.0 A Battery capacity: 28 Ah / 45 Ah 28 Ah / 45 Ah Battery types: 2 x 12 V, 28 Ah / 2 x 12 V, 45 Ah Dimensions, (Height, width, depth): Technical data 2 x 12 V, 28 Ah / 2 x 12 V, 45 Ah 495 x 420 x 225 mm. 495 x 420 x 225 mm. Weight (including packaging, excluding batteries): 13 kg 13 kg Output voltage, ripple: Control accuracy: < 150 mvp-p < 100 mv Mains voltage, frequency VAC, Hz. Efficiency: % Current limitation: Type 120 % of rated current. Constant voltage: I/U according to DIN Battery type/service life: VRLA batteries/rated service life at a temperature of 20 C. Deep discharge protection: Battery pole voltage: 21 V (24 V), 10,5 V (12 V). Alarm (relay switching): Power failure, low battery voltage (during battery operation), overvoltage, undervoltage, battery disconnected at start-up as well as defective power supply. Ambient temperature: C Enclosure/Seal: IP 32 - for wall mounting. Testing: CE labelled. Certified according to: IEC (2nd edition) +A1:2009+A2:2013. Meets: EN , EN 55011(B), EN , EN 55022(B), EN ,-3, EN ,-2,-3,-4,-5,-6,-11, Level 3. 4

5 420 mm 595 mm 495 mm 225 mm Note - the dimensions are not to scale 325 mm 5

6 Installation LEAVE 100 MM OF FREE SPACE ABOVE AND BELOW THE UNIT. Also leave 100 mm of free space behind the rack when mounting on the wall. The cabinet comes with: Documentation and any documentation for options. Battery fuses and terminals. Bracket and screws for mounting in 19 rack. Keys for lock. 420 mm etc. 19 rack mm

7 Brief description P1 F6 D14 F4 F1 F2 F3 SW2 JU1 D1 Fan P2:1-2 P2:3-4 P2:5-6 P2:7-9 P2:10-12 J25 D3 D4 P1 Incoming power supply: JU1 Jumper for setting alarm level. Phase/Neutral/PE, earth. F6 Fuse Power supply (T2.5 A). D1 Indication LED. D14 The indication LED lights when J25 Connection to external fuse. F6 is intact and there is a power supply. F4 Battery fuse (T16 A). FAN Connect to fan. D3 Indication LED lights when fuse F1 and F2 are intact. F1 Output fuse Load 1 +. P2:1-2 Load output 1, + / - to load. F2 Output fuse Load 1 -. P2:3-4 Load output 2, + / - to load. F3 Output fuse Load 2 + / Unrated load 3 +. P2:5-6 Load output 3, + / - to unrated load, (max. 5 A). Over load output 2 + fuse. SW2 Pushbutton to start the system in battery mode, without routed mains supply. Only for function check. D4 P2:7-9 P2:10-12 Unrated load indication. The indication LED lights when F3 is intact and (sum) alarm is not triggered. Alarm terminal for mains power failure. Alarm terminal for: Charger fault/ battery fault/low battery voltage/ batteries disconnected at start-up. 7

8 Connection Power supply (wiring): Connect power supply wiring through the cable grommet on the underneath of the cabinet. P1: Power supply: Use the terminals supplied to install the power supply cables. F=Phase. N=Neutral. PE= Protective Earth. Connect terminal to P1 on the F P1 N PE circuit board. P2: 1-6 Load outputs: P2: Load: Load output 1, + / -, 2 pole, fused. P2: Load: Load output 2, + / -, 1 pole, fused. P2: 5-6 -Unrated load: Load output 3, + / -, (max 5 A). Common fuse with Load 2 +. P2: 7-12 Alarm: P2: 7-9 Power failure alarm. P2: Alarm can be connected to alarm terminal that gives an alarm for: Function fault. Alarm in the event of low battery voltage during battery operation. Alarm in the event of battery fault at start-up. P2 P2:10-12 P2:7-9 P2:5-6 P2:3-4 P2:1-2 8

9 SAFETY Only persons with authorisation should install and maintain the system. Mains voltage should be disconnected when connecting batteries. Connecting Batteries Battery wiring is installed on circuit board at delivery. Note - the image only shows how wiring is to be connected. 1. Place the batteries in the cabinet with the battery poles outward, towards the cabinet door. 2. Connect the battery wiring from the circuit board as illustrated. 3. Turn on automatic fuse. When installing batteries in external shelf/box, see separate installation instructions. Connected in series: 24 V. 2 x 12 V, 28 Ah. 2 x 12 V, 45 Ah If possible, cut mains voltage at battery replacement. 9

10 Commissioning/Testing The system is working normally when D1 lights green continually. D1 gives the same signals as the indication LED on the outside of the cabinet door. System test: 1. Turn on incoming mains voltage. 2. Indication LED, D1, lights green, normal operation. 3. Cut mains voltage to check that the unit works in battery mode and alarms. 4. Indication LED, D1, lights yellow for alarm type, see panel. 5. Turn on incoming mains voltage. Indication LED, D1, lights green, normal operation. SW2 : Only when power supply is not connected. Enables start-up in battery mode before power supply is connected to the system: Press SW2 to start the system. Resetting: Reset the system by disconnecting the battery cables and mains voltage and reconnecting after 5 seconds. Questions? support@milleteknik.se Panel description and Alarm settings Panel. The system is working normally when the indication LED on the cabinet door lights green continually. The indication LED gives the same signals as D1. See panel on cabinet door for description of indication. 24 V (12 V) 27,3 V (13.65 V) 26,7 V (13,15 V) JU 1 = 24,5 V (12,25 V) Alarm levels in the event of dropping voltage: 24 V (12 V) Alarm. The system gives an alarm in the event of a function fault, power failure, low battery voltage, battery disconnected at start-up or defective power supply. Alarm levels. Jumper JU1 controls alarm level. If JU1 is not installed an alarm is given, when the voltage drops below 26.7 V, (13,15 V for 12 V), immediately during battery operation. If JU1 is installed, an alarm is given at 24.5 V, (12, 25 V for 12 V), alarm given when approx. 50% of the battery has discharged. 10

11 Alarm description Power failure alarm, P2:7-9. In the event of a power failure, the indication LED ( D1 ) on the board lights yellow and the panel also lights yellow continually, alarm is given on P2:7-9. Check that mains voltage is connected and that fuse F6 is intact. Overvoltage alarm, P2: In the event of an overvoltage alarm, the indication LED ( D1 ) on the board lights red and the panel also lights red continually, alarm is given on P2:10-12 and out on buzzer alarm. In the event of overvoltage, the system charge voltage exceeds 28.5 V. This can mean that the batteries or load are/is damaged. This may be due to incorrectly calibrated or defective power supply. Undervoltage alarm/low battery voltage, P2: In the event of an undervoltage alarm, the indication LED ( D1 ) on the board lights red and the panel also lights red continually, alarm is given on P2:10-12 and out on buzzer alarm. In the event of undervoltage alarm, the charge voltage falls below 26.7 V, (13,15 V for 12 V), if JU1 is installed an alarm is given at 24.5 V, (12, 25 V for 12 V). An undervoltage alarm indicates that the power supply cannot supply enough high voltage, may be incorrectly calibrated or defective. When installing new batteries, the system voltage may drop temporarily. The batteries then need charging. It can take up to 24 hours before the voltage increases to the correct level and the alarm stops. Disconnected batteries, P2: If the batteries are not correctly connected at start-up; the batteries are defective; if the fuses have tripped, the indication LED ( D1 ) and panel light red continually, alarm is given on the buzzer. NOTE! If the batteries are disconnected after start-up, no alarm is triggered (for disconnected batteries). 11

12 Maintenance 100% 80% 50% The system, with the exception of batteries, is maintenance free for installations in indoor environments. Batteries Batteries generate electricity via a chemical process and there is therefore a natural degradation of capacity. The main factor for battery service life is temperature. The greater the temperature, the shorter the service life. An ideal temperature is 20 C. 40 C 30 C 20 C 0% 1 år 2 år 3 år 4 år 5 år 6 år The illustration shows how the battery loses power, over time, when the temperature increases. Actual degradation varies. The date of manufacture that is stamped on the battery and the service life (stated by the battery manufacturer) applies to a completely unused battery. Thus, the actual service life varies. Batteries should be replaced after HALF the indicated service life for safe operation. Batteries purchased via Milleteknik have a service life of between years, with a recommended replacement interval of 5-6 years. Battery replacement (For units with separate battery shelf or battery box; refer to the manual.) If possible, cut mains voltage at battery replacement. Battery replacement: 1. Remove the fuse from between the batteries. Turn off any automatic fuse. (Remove any battery fuse from the circuit board). 2. Note the position of the battery cables before removal. 3. Insert and secure the new batteries. 4. Connect the battery cables in the same way as before. 5. Reinstall the fuse on the circuit board, fuse(s) between the batteries and turn on any automatic fuse. 6. Turn on mains voltage. The indication LED may light red for a few hours until the batteries have charged. 7. Test the system by temporarily disconnecting the mains voltage, (= the load is powered by the batteries), and then turn the mains voltage back on. Battery recycling Recycle all batteries. Return old batteries to the manufacturer or take them to a recycling station. 12

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16 Milleteknik's products supply reserve power which ensures operation for: Entry systems, (emergency exits), hold magnets, CCTV, smoke vents, spoken evacuation, external alarms, integrated security systems, burglary alarms *, fire alarms ** etc. Our product series meets the demands for small and large battery backup installations for all types of security systems. Find more information about us at Circuit Kretskort board AC DC Transistor F N Extra EMC Filter PROTEC- SKYDD TION Övervakning Monitoring Load Last 1 Deep Djupurladdningsskydd discharge protection Load Last 2 etc. Transistor Load Last 3 Effektmotstånd Power resistor User instructions in original. Milleteknik AB Ögärdesvägen 8 B SE Partille SWEDEN POWER SUPPLIES - MADE IN SWEDEN +46 (0) info@milleteknik.se Rev.1.2