Adder RED-PSU PRO handleiding
Handleiding
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INSTALLATION
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Introduction
WELCOME
Thank you for choosing the Adder RED-PSUPRO system. In tune with your network,
as KVM systems expand so too do their requirements for the reliable supply of power.
While individual Adder power adaptors perform well, as devices proliferate they can
become unwieldy and difcult to manage. RED-PSUPRO provides the next step in terms
of efciency, reliability and power management.
The heart of the RED-PSUPRO system is a modular chassis which occupies a 1U 19”
rack slot. Arranged along its rear panel are eight or sixteen low voltage output ports.
These ports are then linked via cables and/or Converter dongles to the devices that
require power. Each output has a nominal power rating of 30W.
The overall power is generated within the main chassis by either one or two plug-in
495W power modules. Adding the optional second power module provides redundancy
for mission critical installations. During normal operation, the overall load is shared
between the twin power modules, with the full load transferring instantly to one if the
mains supply to the other should fail.
Protection and control
Power integrity, safety and management are core elements of the RED-PSUPRO system.
The main chassis features a central microprocessor which manages all aspects of RED-
PSUPRO operation. It energizes each of the power ports in a carefully coordinated
sequence to reduce the instantaneous load on the power module(s). After start up, each
power port is carefully monitored to ensure safety protection while also maintaining
power consistency to the multiple devices:
• Electronic short protection - If an overload or short circuit occurs on any output,
the power is limited to a safe value (by current pulsing) until the microprocessor
recognizes the overload condition and trips the output – this happens approximately
one second after the fault happens. Once this occurs, you will need to correct the
source of the short circuit and then reinstate the output either via the front panel
CLEAR button or the management application. The other power output ports will
remain unaffected during this period.
• 5V overload protection - Where an optional converter dongle is used to supply a 5V
device, an extra layer of vigilance is brought into play. If the load on a dongle exceeds
approximately 5.5A, then an internal circuit will trip to protect the power modules
and the cabling. Once the cause is dealt with, a simple toggling of the power port will
restore output.
• Limited power source (LPS) - Further automated protection circuits within the RED-
PSUPRO unit ensure that it fully complies with the IEC62368-1 regulation to operate
as a Limited Power Source.
Available anywhere, via the in-built Ethernet port, a browser-based management
application allows authorized admin users to monitor and control the power module(s)
and all of the individual power output ports.
5VDC converter dongles
Each power output port operates at 12VDC. For devices that use 12VDC, a simple
connection cable (VSC48) is all that’s required to link them to each power port.
However, numerous Adder devices operate at a lower voltage of 5VDC and these each
require the use of a converter dongle (PSU-RPS-5V-3M) to take the place of the simple
connection cable.
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Productinformatie
| Merk | Adder |
| Model | RED-PSU PRO |
| Categorie | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 3670 MB |
