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Power pack EN 9 Sine

Power pack EN 9 Sine

Power pack EN 9 Sine

Product catalog summary
Overview: The EN 9 Sine discharging power pack is designed to supply energy to HAUG ionizing units, featuring a functional monitoring system to detect and report operational issues such as short circuits, spark formation, and thermal overloads. It can be pulsed and provides a monitoring signal for the output high voltage.
Functional Principle: The EN 9 Sine delivers a high voltage of 7–8 kV to AC HAUG ionizing units with a maximum connected length of 18 meters. It includes a signalling socket (K1) that provides a linear monitoring signal for control purposes. The output high voltage can be pulsed, allowing efficient energy use by switching the ionization process on and off from a control desk or machine control unit. The system continuously monitors the output high voltage and will shut off in case of faults, protecting the system from damage.
Properties:
  • 4 HV outputs for up to 18 m connected length
  • Permanent function monitoring
  • Signalling of impermissible operating conditions
  • Integration in machine control unit or control desk
  • Pulsing of output high voltage
  • Monitoring signal of output high voltage
Application Examples: The EN 9 Sine is suitable for various industries, including:
  • Plastic processing: film/sheet extruders, plastic tube manufacturing
  • Packaging: packaging and filling machines
  • Graphics: folding machines, post-press
  • Electrical engineering: PCB production
Technical Data:
  • Types: EN 9 Sine (115 V and 230 V)
  • Protection type: IP 54
  • Supply voltage: 115 V / 230 V (50 – 60 Hz) AC
  • Power input: approx. 80 VA
  • Nominal output voltage: 7 – 8 kV AC
  • Short-circuit output current: ≤ 5 mA
  • Operating temperature: +5 °C to +45 °C
  • Storage/transport temperature: -15 °C to +60 °C
  • Weight: 5 kg
Signalling Socket Contact Assignment:
  • Pin 1: Not assigned
  • Pin 2: Pulse input
  • Pin 3: Monitoring voltage
  • Pin 4: Signal output thermal monitoring
  • Pin 5: Signal ground GND
  • Pin 6: Input reset signal
  • Pin PE: Ground
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Power pack EN 9 Sine-1

Discharging power pack EN 9 Sine The discharging power pack EN 9 Sine supplies energy to HAUG ionizing units. A functional monitoring facility reports impermissible operating states in the ionizing system such as short circuit and spark formation or thermal overload. The EN 9 Sine can be pulsed and supplies a monitoring signal of the output high voltage. Ill.1: EN 9 Sine Functional principle The EN 9 Sine provides a high voltage of 7–8 kVAC and supplies HAUG ionizing units with a connected length of 18 m max. (incl. HV cable). The signalling socket K1 supplies a linear monitoring signal of the output high voltage for reporting and control purposes. At an output high voltage of 7 kVAC, for example, the monitoring signal has a voltage level of 7 VDC. In addition, the output high voltage of the EN 9 Sine can be pulsed via signalling socket K1. This means that the ionization process of the connected ionizing units can be switched on and off from a control desk or machine control unit. This allows the ionizing system to be operated very efficiently with regard to the energy input. The function monitoring facility of the EN 9 Sine permanently monitors the output high voltage in the components of the ionization system – from the discharging power pack via the high voltage lines through to the connected ionizing units. In the event of a short circuit or spark formation in the ionizing system, e.g. due to faulty insulation, the EN 9 Sine will switch off the output high voltage and report the fault via a signalling lamp. The monitoring signal of the output high voltage drops to 0 V. Thermal overloading of the discharging power pack also results in the output high voltage being switched off. The switching off of the output high voltage protects the product, the ionizing system and machine components from consequential damage. Application examples The EN 9 Sine can be integrated into a multitude of applications in conjunction with HAUG ionizing units: Plastic processing industry: film/sheet extruders, film processing, manufacture of plastic tubes, sections, half shells and bars, blow moulders Packaging industry: packaging machines, filling machines, for the production of tubular bags Graphics industry: folding machines, post-press Electrical engineering industry: PCB production The discharging power pack EN 9 Sine has been manufactured to conform to protection type IP 54. Properties • 4 HV outputs for up to 18 m connected length • Permanent function monitoring • Signalling of impermissible operating conditions • Integration in machine control unit or control desk • Pulsing of output high voltage • Monitoring signal of output high voltage www.haug.de E-mail: [email protected] Switzerland www.haug-ionisation.com E-mail: [email protected] Static Line - Power pack EN 9 Sine HAUG Ionization – for the elimination of electr

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Power pack EN 9 Sine-2

Technical data Contact assignment signalling socket A:External pulse B:External reset Protection type: Protection class: Pin 2: Pulse input: By connecting pins 2 and 5 via a potential-free normally open contact, the output high voltage is switched off. The power pack can be pulsed with a frequency of 2 Hz max. Supply voltage: Pin 4: Signal output thermal monitoring: in the event of proper functioning of the unit, a signal of > 9 V is registered at pin 4. Pin 5: Signal ground GND. Pin 6: Input reset signal: When the unit is switched off after an overload, this input can be used to restart the...

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