ALARM RELAYS
Table 2.5 describes the possible states of the ALARM RELAY indicators.
Alarm relay
Urgent failure
End of autonomy
Mains failure
Non-urgent
failure
3.4.2 A
LARMS
This page (Figure 2.5) shows the status of the different alarms. The information shown corresponds to the
last time the page was refreshed.
Each alarm can be in two states:
Green: The alarm is not activated
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Red: The alarm is activated
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The alarms shown on this page are in turn grouped into 4 blocks. Each of these blocks can be in two different
states:
Green: All the alarms in the block are inactive
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Red: One of the alarms in the block is active
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In point 4.2 Alarm Scenarios of the appendix, different examples are shown depending on the active
alarms.
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Table 2.5 - ALARM RELAYS
Status
Operating logic
- In normal charger operation, this indication is not activated.
- Timed switching off and on (5sec).
- Indication in red if:
Red
- No battery is connected.
Relay closed
- There is a Battery Test Failure.
- The battery is defective or deteriorated.
- There is an urgent internal failure in the rectifier.
- Device temperature outside the range.
- In normal charger operation, the contact is open.
Red
- Timed switching off and on (15sec).
Relay closed
- Indication in red when the battery is discharging and the voltage
drops to the set minimum value
- In normal charger operation, the contact is open.
Red
-Timed switching off and on (5sec).
Relay closed
- Indication in red if the AC mains voltage is outside the range or
there is no AC.
-In normal charger operation, the contact is open.
-Timed switching on and off.
- Indication in red if:
Red
- Battery overvoltage is measured.
Relay closed
- There is a temperature probe error.
- Output voltage is outside the range.
- Battery temperature is outside the range.
Figure 2.5 - Alarms
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