COOPER CSA LIGHTING 40071361780 CEAG BDM module - Battery data monitoring module

CEAG BDM module - Battery data monitoring module

The batteries are not suitable for private use. The installation must be carried out by qualified electricians taking into account national safety and accident prevention regulations. Wear goggles and protective clothing when working with batteries. Batteries must be used in accordance with their intended use under proper, undamaged condition. Avoid the accumulation of electrostatic charges and discharges/sparks. Risk of explosion. If the battery enclosure is damaged, the corrosive electrolyte is discharged. When working with batteries, first turn off the power completely, make sure that it cannot be turned back on, and check that they are free of voltage. Do not disconnect the battery under load. If disconnected under load or in the event of a short circuit, the arc formed may cause burns. Do not deposit foreign objects or tools on the battery. Watch out for parts that fall during transport. Never lift or lift the battery/block cells using the poles. For replacement, use only original spare parts Assembly and operating instructions Battery block monitoring Battery block monitoring General description The BDM battery data module automatically records voltage and temperature values during initial commissioning and recurring tests. In addition, the battery block monitoring system allows the automation of the annual operating life test, the manual cyclical measurement of the individual voltage values of the battery pack is no longer necessary. If necessary, a potential-zero switching contact reports the operating status to a higher-level building management system. Viewing alerts and alarms in the event of deviations in the high charge voltage, the charge holding voltage, the discharge voltage and the battery block temperatures of each individual battery block are displayed and recorded on the TFT touch display and by up to 72 battery block sensors (BBS). The wireless transmission of sensor data to the BDM module simplifies the installation of BBS battery pack sensors because no additional data line is required. Measuring the negative pole temperature via the sensor cable ensures that there is no need for any direct, conductive connection of the BBS battery block sensor temperature to the battery housing. The easily recognizable status displays through the robust BBS sensor housing with integrated, mechanically protected LED provide clarity at first sight. An automatic configuration routine through soft addressing and navigation in the TFT touch display menu through user icons makes it very easy to register sensors in the system.