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BACK-UP POWER UNITS FOR GAS SAFETY SYSTEMS

ALI 310 - ALP 1.. - ACC ...

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For supplying 12 V– to gas safety systems in event of mains failure.

Consists of:

  •  Stabilized (standby) back-up power unit.

  • 1 Weatherproof battery.

STABILIZED (STANDBY) POWER BACK-UP UNITS - AL -

APPLICATION

Stabilized back-up units for keeping batteries charged.

 
        Output      
Code   Power VA Input V ~ V ~ A Dimensions L x P x H mm Weight Kg Data sheet
ALI 310   30 230 13.8 2.25 130 x 100 x 38 0.5 G 350
ALP 114   90 230 13.5 6.75 200 x 260 x 110 6.7
ALP 120   120 230 13.5 9 185 x 290 x 130 8

WEATHERPROOF BATTERIES - ACC -

APPLICATION

Long-life lead-sealed rechargeable batteries. Withstand demanding operating conditions such as overloading and very low discharge. Do not require any maintenance.

 
Code   Power VA Voltage V ~ Rating A/h Dimensions   L x P x H mm Weight Kg Data sheet
ACC 019   25 12 2.3 178 x 34 x 65 0.9 G 350
ACC 060   77 12 7.0 151 x 64.5 x 97.5 2.5
ACC 150   180 12 17 181 x 76 x 167 6
ACC 240   260 12 24 175 x 166 x 125 8.1
ACC 400   480 12 40 197 x 165 x 170 14

METHOD OF CHOOSING POWER SUPPLY IN RELATION TO SYSTEM TO BE ENERGISED

  • Calculate the total power absorbed Pt in VA by the system which has to be energised by adding together all the consumptions of the single components of the system: detectors Pr, sensors Ps (only SRS ...), valves Pv, external alarms Pa. Power consumption by sensors SGC ..., SGR ... must not be added since this is already included in that of the detectors which energise them.

    • Pt = Pr + Ps + Pv +Pa. The power of the power unit must be greater than or equal to Pt.

  • By multiplying the power absorbed, Pt, by the number of hours h for which it is necessary to keep the system running efficiently without mains supply, the power effectively necessary, Pe, is obtained.

    • Pe = Pt x h. The power of the battery must not be less than Pe. If a single battery is not sufficient, use two or more batteries in parallel..