Displays And Alarms; Door Control With Ups Mode Of Operation; Technical Data - Labex SEUSTER BK-USV Mode D'emploi

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(see Figure 1) BS-USV
1. Switch off the control at the main switch and open the switch box. Switch off the BS-USV
➀.
with the STAND-BY switch Switch off the power supply – see wiring diagram.
2. Remove the battery connection cable. Follow the order:
3. Remove the battery cover.
4. Replace all batteries by new ones.
5. Reposition the battery cover.
➃ ➂ ➁
6. Reconnect in the opposite order: – –
7. Switch on the power input fuse.
8. Switch on the BS-USV using the main switch
9. Perform an initial start-up of the door control in accordance with the instructions.
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Displays and Alarms

Green LED (5) Mains voltage available, batteries are being charged
Yellow LED (6) Battery / emergency power operation, no mains voltage available;
Flashes and beeps (5 s): normal emergency power operation
Flashes and beeps (1 s): batteries empty, UPS will soon switch off completely
Red LED (7)
Overload
Continuously red: UPS without output voltage due to an overload, continuous beep
Flashes (1 s): UPS in overload operation, will switch off soon, very fast beeping
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Door Control with UPS Mode of Operation

If the power fails, the BK-USV immediately provides power to the door control. A volt-free switch contact is also closed,
which then tells the control to immediately open the door. The goal is to trigger opening ONCE and IMMEDIATELY.
It is not possible to open the door after a specified time elapses using emergency power or to open and / or close
the door several times via the emergency power supply.
To ensure emergency opening via emergency power, this special function is cyclically tested by the control every
168 hours or after 1000 door cycles, whichever occurs first. The door control simulates a power failure and the UPS
takes over the power supply (RW - Kit: 24h / N = 1000). The door must now open a minimum distance electrically within
a specified period of time. If the test is successful, the control switches back to mains power supply and closes
the door automatically after a period of time. If the test fails, the door remains in the upper end-of-travel position with
the error message F 021. You must then clarify why the test failed (mechanical clamping, batteries empty, ...). The error
message F 021 is acknowledged by pressing the STOP button for a period > 5 s.
If the power fails, energy is continually drawn from the UPS batteries, even if the door is standing still. If the so-called
cut-off voltage is reached with empty batteries, the batteries are no longer functional and the UPS switches off itself
and the emergency power supply completely. The control no longer has an electric supply and will also be switched off.
The power supply must be reconnected within 6 to 8 hours so that the batteries can be charged. Otherwise there
is a danger of a total discharge and it will not be possible to restart the UPS unit ➜ The batteries must then be replaced
by a qualified electrician – see the information on changing batteries.
In standard cases, the emergency opening test takes priority over a locking function. It is possible to program
the locking function with top priority in the control as an option.
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➁ ➂ ➃
– – .
.
➀ ➄
, the UPS beeps, after a short while the LED
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Technical data

Input
Output
is on.
Performance
Directives
Ambient temperature
Moisture
Voltage 230 V + 20 % – 25 % (172 – 276 V)
Frequency 50 – 60 Hz ± 5% (autom. detection)
Voltage with mains operation 230 V + 20 – % – 25% (172 – 276 V)
Frequency with mains operation As input
Voltage with battery operation 230 V ± 10 – %, trapezoidal
Time to switch over to battery operation Typ. 6 to 8 ms
Input fuse to protect against overload
Overload in normal operation
and short circuits
110 % – 5 s, then cut-out
Overload with battery operation
> 110% immediate cut-out
1600 V A / 960 W
Safety EN 62040-1-1, 73/23; 93/68EEC
EN 62040-2 cl. B, 89/336EEC,
EMC
91/263EEC, 92/31EEC, 93/68EEC
Operating requirements EN 62040-3, VI-SY-311
0 – 40°C
< 90 % (non-condensing)
018767 / BK-USV / BS-USV RE / 10.2015