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
DESIGN PLANNING
Cables are to be selected in accordance with Publication
17A-02-D and the requirements of local regulations/ code
of practise.
All the terminals at CON3 will accept cable up to 2.5mm2.
To comply with EN54.2 and EN54.4 it is recommend that
the batteries are installed in housing adjacent to the
PSU830 and not further than 2 metres from it. All cabling
between the PSU830 and the batteries housings must be
protected, preferably with metal conduit, in order to provide
adequate mechanical and EMI immunity.
Battery resistance fault monitoring includes the connecting
leads, < 0.1ohm, cabling must be used. The battery temperature thermistor lead assembly may be extended if
required, thermistors must not be swapped between units.
The PSU housing must be positioned so that convection
cooling is unrestricted. For installations where this is not
possible, e.g. installing T2000 fire panel into a console
would require fan cooling of the console and/or large apertures in the T2000 housing to assist cooling of the fire
panel within the console.
If DC units 8800 is exceeded then a second PSU830 is
required this provides power to the second and third
XLM800 and is connected the same way as a PSB800
supplied with PSB800K.
USING PSU830 WITH MX
DESIGNER
Fire panels using modules FIM802 and XLM800 the MX
Digital addressable loop load is defined in MX Designer,
summary below:

In early versions of MX Designer only PSB800 is available.
When PSB800 is selected it is possible to determine
PSU830 power supply loading as each loop may be loaded
above the DC units Red warning value, provided that the
value does not exceed 2200 DC units per loop and 8800
DC units per PSU830. The voltage drop and AC units Red
warning values stay the same and cannot be ignored. This
means that in many situations a single PSU830 can be
used where previously a combination of PSB800 and
PSB800K were required.
DUAL PSU
In dual PSU configuration only the charger outputs of the
PSU830 are in parallel, all other outputs remain separate,
i.e. 2 x 5V, 4 x 27V, 2X 40V and must not be connected
together. For optimum operational life the panel loading
should be divided equally between the PSU830s wherever
possible (although not essential). MX Designer may be
used to assist in loading of the PSU830.
For dual PSU configuration 0V connection between units
must be made in addition to BT+ and BT-. Cable assembly
must be fitted between CON6 on each unit to provide fault
monitoring. It is necessary to use PTM800 to provide wiring interconnect terminal block from the auxiliary PSU830
to loads such as XLM800.
17Ah battery set must not be connected in dual PSU configuration due to possibility of overcharging.
PRODUCTS REQUIRED FOR
INSTALLATION OF SECOND
PSU830
All items required for installation of second PSU830 are
available using FG number 557.202.044 PSU830K.
PSU830K consists of the following items:
557.202.210 PSU830 Power Supply
557.201.232 PTM800 Power Terminal Module
557.201.231 PSU830 Dual Power Supply Kit
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