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760 SERIES BATTERY BACK UP SYSTEM
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760 SERIES BATTERY BACK UP SYSTEM

760 SERIES BATTERY BACK UP SYSTEM
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760 SERIES BATTERY BACK UP SYSTEM-1

760 Series Battery Backup System (BBUS) • High reliability battery-maintained DC supply with intelligent power management.• Supports a 40W load for over three hours in the event of vehicle power loss. • In-built diagnostic facility, with automatic fault reporting.Product C odes • The 760 series main product is #760100. This unit is capable of supporting a 40W load for 3 hours. • LPA-Excil’s Emergency Lighting System Sender Units, #729132 & #729133 are compatible with the #760100 BBUS. These units provide an additional high-integrity deactivation facility to the stock #760100 product • Replacement NiMH battery packs for #760100 are available from Excil, part number #760105. Other connector styles available by request. More details available on request.

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760 SERIES BATTERY BACK UP SYSTEM-2

#D040II0I 760 Series Battery Backup System (BBUS) Issued 02/04/2009 #D040II0I 760 Series Battery Backup System (BBUS) Issued 02/04/2009 General Unit Behaviour The BBUS has two main mo des of operation. 1. Energised (Vehicle Supply Present) • Electrical power is drawn from the vehicle supply. • Power for rhe load is derived from the same vehicle supply and automatically routee to the Output, via an internal power relay. • If required charging of the internal batteries will commence. • The BBUS continually monitors the incoming vehicle supply. If the voltage falls to less than the minimum operating...

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760 SERIES BATTERY BACK UP SYSTEM-3

760 Series Battery Backup System (BBUS) Battery Management and Protection Features As soon as the battery is fully charged, the zero-voltage slope that occcrs at the battery terminals is detectee. Boost charging halts and the unit enters top-up charge mode. During discharge the battery terminal voltage is monitored. When this voltage drops below a critical value d i scharging is hatted . Charging only occurs when the battery pack is within the correct temperature range. The battery will only be charged when the terminal voltage lies within a valid specified range. If this condition is not satisfied...

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760 SERIES BATTERY BACK UP SYSTEM-4

The 760 Series Battery Backup System complies with the following standards: Al immunity tes comply wdh performance criteria ‘A’

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760 SERIES BATTERY BACK UP SYSTEM-5

Safety Specification 760 Series Battery Backup System (BBUS) #760100 is equipped with the following protection circuitry as standard: • 01 inputs protected against DC voltage reversal. • Under voltage cut-off. • Output Short-Circuit (user replaceable fuse) CAUTION: When replacing battery packs we recommend that only LPA-Excil NiMH battery packs, #760105, should be used . Use of other battery packs may result in d a mage to both unit and battery pack, ann may cause personal injury for which LPA-Excil cannot be held responsible. The BBUS is fitted with an optically isolated output for connection...

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760 Series Battery Backup System (BBUS) Mechanical Specification 01 Dimensions in mm unless stated otherwise Note: Mounting Brackets are required for correct installation. Custom mounting brackets are available on LPA-Excil makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information containee within this datasheet. However we reserve the right to withdraw and reissue this datasheet at a later date. LPA-Excil Electronics Ripley Dive, Normanton, WF6 IQT, UK Tel: +44 (0)1924 224100 Fax: +44 (0)1924 2241 11 LPA Excil Electronics is a member of the LPA group

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