Earth (ground fault), operates on the 0V, 5V, 27V and
40V rails. Sensitivity varies with rail with respect to
earth
– 40V and Loop SIG < 300kohm
– 27V < 100 kohm
– 0V and Loop RTN < 22kohm
Fault Response
Battery charging terminals
shorted: Isolates output or ruptures fuse
Battery charger connected
to 12V battery: Isolates output
Battery reverse connection: Ruptures fuse
Below final voltage
(Deep Discharge): Battery disconnected

FAULT RESPONSE TIMES
EN54.4 requires all faults other than battery resistance to
be detected and indicated within 15 minutes, for the
PSU830 this time is less than 14 minutes. Battery resistance fault must be indicated within 4 hours, for the
PSU830 this time is less than 70 minutes and less than 14
minutes once a battery resistance fault has been detected.
FAULT RELAY
The normal state of the fault relay contacts is closed, indicating no fault. Any faults detected will cause the fault relay
contacts to open. When the PSU830 is not powered the
state of the fault relay contacts is open.
BATTERY LOW
Battery low is not indicated as a fault at the PSU830. This
signal is monitored by the fire panel to indicate that the battery is partially charged.
27V OUTPUTS
Each 27V output is protected by a 2A fuse. To obtain current up to 5.0A use PTM800 and 12-way cable assembly
from CON1. The PTM800 provides 27V at terminal TB2-
3, to this may be connected to an FB800 fuseboard.
DUAL PSU OPERATION
Fault monitoring outputs are connected in parallel and cannot distinguish which PSU830 is faulty, the fault status
LEDs on each PSU should be used.
Fault Response
Battery charging terminals
shorted: Isolates output or ruptures fuse
Battery charger connected
to 12V battery: Isolates output
Battery reverse connection: Ruptures fuse
Below final voltage
(Deep Discharge): Battery disconnected
Indicator Colour Function
Ground Fault
(earth fault)
YELLOW Normally OFF
ON when dc leakage current
detected between Chassis
Ground and conductors of
cables from panel including:
MX Digital Loop SIG+ and
SIG-;
Remote Bus;
+27V dc;
0V (dc common)
CGR/NTC
fault
YELLOW Normally OFF
On when:
Charger not charging battery,
Thermistor faulty,
Thermistor lead broken.
Battery fault YELLOW Normally OFF
ON when:
Battery disconnected,
Battery wiring short,
Battery high resistance,
Battery below final voltage.
AC OK GREEN ON when AC supply healthy.
OFF when AC removed or
very low.
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INSTALLATION, GENERAL POINTS
For MX2, ZX4, ZX4BB panels the second (auxiliary)
PSU830 is installed on top of the first (primary)
PSU830.
For MX4000 and MX4000BB, panels the auxiliary
PSU830 is installed in the battery housing. The distance between the housings is constrained by the length
of the interconnecting cables. The recommended
installation is battery housing beneath fire panel.
Connection of primary and auxiliary AC power leads is
via a distribution block supplied with kit 557.201.231.
The external AC supply is connected to a socket which is
mated with distribution block.
If FB800 fuseboard is required it may be mounted on
small chassis plate above the batteries or on top of auxiliary PSU830, if the latter then PTM800 must be
mounted on the side of the PSU830.
The PTM800 should be mounted on the top of the
PSU830 for MX4000 and MX4000BB panels. For
ZX4 and ZX4BB it can either be mounted on top or on
the left hand side with restricted access. For MX2 it
would be sited on the left hand side.
For the ZX4 and ZX4BB panels, nylon cable ties are
required to attach the distribution block to the metal
bracket inside the panel housing.
Monitoring of the auxiliary PSU830 is provided by ribbon cable connected between both power supplies.
Battery capacity must not be less than 38Ah when dual
PSU830 is used as there is possibility of overcharging
with smaller capacity batteries.
CONFIGURATION
HEADERS AND LINKS
The PSU830 has three headers to which are fitted jumper
links, these headers enable selection of the following:
Earth (ground) fault monitoring, there can only be one
Earth fault monitoring circuit active at the fire panel.
Output CON3.2 +27V may be reset (turned off) under
CIE control.
Unit may be configured for single unit or dual unit operation, link selects between primary (master) and auxiliary (slave). There can only be one primary and one auxiliary connected together, no other combinations are
permitted. PSU830 cannot be mixed with any other
PSU.

Refer to Table 3, 4 and Figs. 2, 3, 4 for details of terminal
block CON3, header and wiring configurations.