Manual closing of power distribution cabinet for energy storage

What power levels can a power distribution cabinet use?

You can flexibly choose different power levels (30kVA, 50kVA, 80kVA, 100kVA or 125kVA) ac- cording to your power demands to your system. The Power Distribution Cabinet can be used with a transformer for voltage conversion, or installed with Transient Voltage Surge Suppressors (TVSS) to protect highly sensitive equipment.

How to shut down the power distribution cabinet in case of emergency?

If you need to immediately shut down the Power Distribution Cabinet in case of emergency, please follow the following steps: 1Please open the plastic cover of the EPO button on the control panel. 2Press the EPO button, then the main input circuit breaker will trip and stop all switch- board output. (Figure 5-7: Activate EPO Function) EPO

How to check the status of a power distribution cabinet?

The LCD monitor of the Power Distribution Cabinet can display the current system status and event logs, and allows you to set and view parameters. If the back light is not lit, pressing any button will activate it. On the initial status screen, you can view the system date and time as well as the switch- board circuit breaker status.

Can a power distribution cabinet be removed from the installation site?

If wires come in through the bottom side of the Power Distribution Cabinet and the side pan- els cannot be removed from the installation site (such as combined cabinets), first remove the wire cover at the bottom before moving the Power Distribution Cabinet to the installation site as follows:

What happens when the power distribution cabinet leaves the factory?

When the Power Distribution Cabinet leaves the factory, the DIP switches of the cir- cuit board at the back have been adjusted according to your model. Without permis- sion, do not make changes to settings not mentioned in this manual to avoid equip- ment damage.

What is a power distribution cabinet?

D Power distribution cabinets of large PDUs are often seen in large data centers for raised and non-raised floor applications to take incoming power and distribute it to an individual rack or groups of racks. Distribution capacity can range from 84 to 252 circuit breaker pole positions.