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LP-2
12/24 2 Amp Linear Power Supply/Charger
LPS-2 12/24 2 Amp Supervised Power Supply/Charger 12vdc/24vdc Selectable Life Time Warranty Features LP-2 & LPS-2:
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| The LP-2/LPS-2
becomes an uninterruptible 2 Amp 12 or 24 volt DC power supply when
used with a transformer and lead acid battery. The output is
clean, continuous, linear DC that can be used to power the most
sensitive electronic devices. These units can be paralleled to
double or triple output current. Selecting 12v or 24v with the 12/24 programming jumper sets the DC output, battery charge voltage, trip points for the supervisory relays and foldback current limiting. The battery charger will charge a Sealed, Gel, or wet lead acid Battery. The current the battery draws from the LP-2/LPS-2 is determined by the battery's condition, capacity, temperature and state of charge. The LP-2/LPS-2 is protected against shorts and overloading with its electronic circuitry and battery fuse or PTC. This same circuitry also protects the minimum 50VA transformer. When the DC load requires more than maximum output provided by the LP-2/LPS-2, the battery can add up to 4 more amps. This may be necessary to sound a siren for the duration of an alarm. The LP-2/LPS-2 has a replaceable 4 amp battery fuse while the LP-2C/LPS-2C has an auto resetting 4A PTC circuit breaker. To test the LP-2, 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 disconnected. |
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SPECIFICATIONS |
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Transformer Terminals 1 & 2 identified by .............. AC 12vdc at 2A DC Output ....... 16 – 18vac at 50VA 24vdc at 1.5A DC Output .......... 24vac at 50VA 24vdc at 2A DC Output........ 25 – 28vac at 70VA 12vdc at 1A DC Output....... 24 – 28vac at 50VA Note: To Avoid damage to the transformer, do not use less than a 50VA (Volt Amp) rating. When selected for 12vdc output and using a 24vac transformer, limit the output current to less than 1 Amp. AC LED Indicator (Next to AC Input Terminal Strip) Indicates Input Power................... Red LED DC Output Voltage Selector 12/24 Jumper on top right of board. Place toward desired voltage setting. CAUTION Select voltage with load and battery(s) disconnected. DC OUTPUT Terminal 3 & 4 identified by................... DC DC Output voltage............. Nominal 12vdc/24vdc Output voltage.. Typical “AC ON” 13.75vdc/27.50vdc DC Current maximum continuous rating......... 1.8A Intermittent Current with Battery............. 6A Note: Reserve at least 200ma for battery charging. Load regulation, no load to 1.8A.......... .25%Typ Ripple & noise @ 80% load............. 40mv pp Typ Short circuit with foldback current limiting.. Yes Maximum Current Output (No Battery)....... 2.6Amps Short Circuit Current (No Battery).......... 700ma Voltage Change after 1 year of Continuous Operation (Long Term Stability)..................... .03VDC Ambient operating temperature range.. -30oF to +130oF Storage Temperature............... -60oF to 190oF Paralleling Units for more power Daisy chain each pin together. Pin 1 to 1, 2 to 2, 3 to 3 and pin 4 to 4. It is very important to keep the polarity of the pins the same. When using one battery, use just one battery port connection and trouble relay if applicable. Transformer specifications listed above must be at least double. Battery Charging: (Header plug marked [–Bat+]) The battery charger is precision set to float charge 12V or 24V Sealed, Gel or wet lead acid batteries. Two 12V batteries are connected in series for 24V. A 12” battery cable assembly is provided to connect the module to a battery. Red (+) 12vdc, Black (–) Neg. Optional 12” cable assembly for connecting two 12v batteries in series for 24volts...... 24SW Optional 36” battery cable (1) P/N:... WA-36IBAT Battery(s), any type of lead acid.. 12v 4AH-100AH Battery Fuse............................. 4A 3AGC Battery PTC Auto Resetting.................... 4A Reverse battery hookup protection........... Yes To estimate the recharge time in hours for depleted battery(s), multiply the AH rating times 2.2 (AH x 2.2). As an example, a 24v system with two depleted 12v 7AH batteries would take about 15.4 hours to re-charge to 90% capacity. To select battery(s), see standy selection table www.securitypower.com/an3batby.pdf . LPS-2 Supervised added features: Trouble Output: 3P Terminal block - annunciates low battery & AC Fail “C” contacts rating................................ 2A/120vac Three position trouble terminal block is marked “NO, C, NC” are shown in the Normal, energized, no trouble condition. Trouble Low battery/AC Fail voltage..... 12.1vdc/24.2vdc Battery Cutoff Battery Cutoff Voltage............ 9.9vdc/19.8vdc Battery Cutoff internal relay contacts....... 15A Battery Cutoff Relay is normally energized for fail-safe operation. Physical Center-to-Center Terminal Block Spacing with Self Clamping Screws .375” Module Size................ 3 ¾”H x 3 11/16”W x 1 5/8”D Mounting Holes Center-to-Center..... 3 5/16” W 3 7/16”H Components Weight LPS-2 module..................................... 3.2oz 9x9 Enclosure................................... 3.8lbs 100va Transformer............................... 2.8lbs 50va Plug in Transformer....................... 1.7lbs Safety LP-2/LPS-2 meets safety UL1950 & EN60950 |
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Specifications are subject to change without notice |
Electronic Security Devices 6111 Southfront Rd #J Livermore, CA 94551 |
E-mail: ESD@SecurityPower.com
Phone: (925) 243-8990 Fax: (925) 243-8999 |