Flatpack Introduction Rev 5 September 2002 Ppt
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FLATPACK
Rev.5
September 2002
Updated versions may be available
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Flatpack 1500
The rectifier module in the new Eltek Medium Range Systems
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Power Density
Power density
230 VAC: 0.648 W/cm 310.58 W/inch 3
120 VAC: 0.278 W/cm 34.53 W/inch 3
W x D x H= 214 x 243 x 41.5 (mm)
8.43 x 9.57 x 1.64 (inches)
SMPS 1000 SI
1000W, convectioncooled
Flatpack 1500
1400W, fan cooled
SMPS 1000 SI
vs. Flatpack 1500
Power density
230 VAC: 0.26 W/cm 34.23 W/inch 3
W x D x H= 66.8 x 220 x 264 (mm)
2.63 x 8.66 x 10.39 (inches)
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Flatpack 1500
Key parameters:
Maximum output power 1400 W
Global input range: 85 300 VAC
Automatic disconnect at input voltages > 300 VAC
Wide temperature range: -40C to +70C
(-40F to +158F)Compact and flexible (1U high/2 rectifiers in 19 width)
Vertical or Horizontal mounting
Hot swap (output diode)
Fan cooled
Cost efficient
Automatic de-rating of output power at low inputvoltage and/or high ambient temperatures
Easy and quick mounting and removal
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Flatpack 1500 Input Voltagevs. Output Power
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Input Voltage (VAC)
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Ambient Temperature (degC)
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Power Derate with Respect toTemperature (230VAC Input)
Comment: Measured on a stand-alone rectifier module
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Flatpack 1500 (48V)
MODULE DATA
Input voltage: 0-85 VAC no output85-150 VAC 500 W at 48 VDC
150-185 VAC 1100 W at 48 VDC
185-300 VAC 1400 W at 48-59 VDC
> 275 VAC - reduced power factor
> 300 VAC - disconnection from mainsand automatic reconnect
Power Factor: > 0.99
Efficiency: > 90%
Output power: 1400 W from 48V to 59V (230 VAC input)(de-rated in lower input range)
Output current: 29 Amps at 48V
Ripple/noise: < 100mVp-p
< 0.96mV psophometric noiseHold-up time: > 10ms
Ambient temp: -40 C to 70 C (-40 F to +158 F)(Power limiting may occur > 40 C (104 F))
Dimensions: 214 x 243 x 41.5mm (8.8 x 9.8 x 1.64) (WxDxH)
Approvals: IEC/EN 60950, UL 1950
IEC/EN 60215, BS3192
FCC 68, GR-1089-CORE
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Flatpack 2U Power System
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19 horizontal mounting
1U high building blocks: 44.45mm (1.75) Allows optimal utilisation of rack height
The 1U Power Shelf accommodates 2 Flatpack rectifiers
The 1U DC-distribution and monitoring unit is mounted on top
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Flatpack 1U System Componentsfor 19 rack mounting
Flatpack MCU Monitoring& Control Unit (1U)
Flatpack DCD 125A
125A DC Distribution (1U)
2 Flatpack 1500 rectifiers ina 1U high power shelf
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The capacity is increased by adding more power shelves
19 horizontal mounting
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19 horizontal mounting
Two rectifiers mounted in a 1U Power Shelf
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19 horizontal mounting
1U Power Shelf rear view
Mainsinput
terminals
RJ45 connectorsfor internal
systemcommunication
DC
outputterminals
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19 horizontal mountingwith 3U distribution
The distribution on top will vary in size, depending onmaximum current and the number of circuit breakers/fuses
required
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19 horizontal mountingwith 3U distribution
Mains input Load MCBs Battery MCBs
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19 horizontal mountingwith 3U distribution
Mains input Load MCBs Battery Fuses
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19 horizontal mountingwith 3U distribution
Front
TopRear
Side
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19 horizontal mountingwith 3U distribution
Mains input Load MCBs Load Fuses Battery Fuses
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Sample Flatpack in CabinetApplication
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Intermediate PRS Solution
AL 175 NT
Flatpack 1500
7 kW 16.8 kWImplement Flatpack 1500 rectifiers into existing Power Rack Systems
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Intermediate PRS Solution
Highly competitive systems can be made by replacing SMPS 1000
with Flatpack 1500 in standard PRS 700
Current system solutions are made highly competitive
Short development time and short time to market
More than twice the power density of a standard PRS 700
Utilizes existing distribution, monitoring and cabinet solutions
Wider operating temperature range
Wider input voltage range with high voltage disconnect
Advantages
Functionality which is not includedDigital inputs for monitoring of external equipment
Individual control of two contactors
Single/several rectifier alarms
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Future Flatpack Systems
New cabinet designs based on the Flatpack 1500 rectifier, various rackmountable distribution units and the Flatpack MCU will be made. Themain improvements will be:
Increased flexibility (the systems can be designed with abuilding block approach)
Improved monitoring & control features using the Flatpack MCU
Reduced cost as more parts of the system can be manufacturedin high volumes
Increased power density (the system designs will be even morecompact, since the height of the monitoring unit includinginterface PCB is only 1U as opposed to today's 5U)
The rectifiers can be mounted vertically to achieve even higherpower density in ETSI cabinets (15.4 kW in only 5U height)
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Future Flatpack Systems
A common MPSU solution
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Future Flatpack Systems
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Flatpack Solutions
Power Tower19 horizontal mounting
Different distribution unitsfor different needs
1U Power Shelf
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Front panel LCD and keypad for on-site service
RS-232 for PC connection or remote monitoring & control via modem / SNMP
Up to 11 configurable alarm relay outputs for traditional remote monitoring
4 configurable digital inputs for monitoring of other equipment on site
Battery monitoring and testing (manual & automatic)
Temperature Compensated Charging for increased battery lifetime
Hot Plug-In
Password protected operator access levels
Alarm/event log with time and date
Windows based software for easy access and configuration (WinPower Silver)
Highlights Flatpack MCU
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Remote Monitoring & Control
Options for remote monitoring & control
Potential free relays (6 or 11 form C contacts)
Modem with call-back functionality
SNMPdirect connection to TCP/IP network
connection using micro-wave
WinPower Silver through TCP/IP
Web browser (future option)