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DHP SERIES
2 kW to 30 kW DC Programmable Power Supply

DHP SERIES
2 TO 30 KW DC Programmable Power Supply

The DHP series DC power supplies provide a wide range of power levels delivered from a thin rackmount profile. Individual models provide DC outputs from 2 kW to 30 kW. The DHP’s modular design allows for easy system upgrades or field repair.* All models incorporate self-diagnostics that continuously monitor critical parameters to assure maximum system uptime. For ease of use, the DHP has a front panel keypad control and standard analog remote programming as well as an optional remote digital IEEE-488.2, RS 232 and Isolated Analog Input. Extensive programming capability allows storing individual auto sequences, voltage and current settings. During power up the output of the supply is disabled for optimum safety. Also, a LAST SET button returns the supply to its last voltage and current setting prior to being powered down. Each model is backed by a five year warranty. All models from 5-400V are TÜV tested, CE marked, UL and CUL approved.

FEATURES

Modular Design: The series has a unique modular design that results in three rackmount profiles: 2U for 2 kW to 3 kW, 3U for 5 kW to 15 kW and 6U for 16 kW to 30 kW.
Extensive Controls: These supplies are programmable from a front panel keypad or remotely through operator selectable 5V or 10V analog inputs. Options include GPIB IEEE-488.2, RS 232 and Isolated Analog Input.
Digital Displays: These digitally controlled supplies display a wide range of operational and diagnostic parameters. These parameters include:

  • Power supply rating
  • Output power, voltage and current
  • All power, voltage and current set points and limits
  • Present and highest AC input voltage
  • Present and highest air inlet temperature
  • Power and auto-step sequence settings
  • Calibration setup
  • Remote operation setup
  • Diagnostics fault status summary

    Power-Off Memory: Enabling the input power and pushing the LAST SET button will restore the supply to its last voltage and current settings during the last power-off cycle.
    Power Monitors: Operating output ?power can also be displayed in addition to voltage and current.
    Programmable Output: Nine commonly used power supply setups can be stored. In addition, nine programmed sequences up to nine steps long can be stored.
    Internal Diagnostics: Internal operational parameters are displayed on command or when a fault occurs. These events are:

    • Watch-Dog Timer: monitors the system’s microprocessors
    • Controller: checks control board integrity
    • Air Inlet Temperature: monitors and records highest input ambient air temperature
    • AC high line: monitors and records highest AC input voltage
    • Power Module Status: monitors integrity of each internal power module

    Safe Power Up: In the local mode the output is disabled for additional safety at power up.
    Ease of Paralleling: Setting up a parallel operation only requires adjusting voltage and current level at the master supply.
    Soft Calibration: Calibration does not require removing chassis covers.
    Operating Modes: Constant current, constant voltage and constant power (limit) modes are standard with each supply. Front panel LED’s indicates which mode is active.
    External Shut Down: An external shutdown signal can be used to inhibit the output voltage.
    Front Panel Lockout: When operated remotely, front panel controls are disabled.
    Protection: The supplies have
    Overvoltage, Overtemperature, Overcurrent, Surge Limit, Soft Start, Brown Out and Short Circuit protection. Overvoltage set points can be activated from the front panel without applying power to the load.
    Agency Approvals: UL and CUL to UL 1950; TÜV to IEC 950, CE Mark*
    5 Year Warranty
    CE Mark*
    *Does not include the 600V models

    Specifications - INPUT

    Voltage and Frequency:
    2-3 kW: 190-253 VAC, 47-63 Hz, single-phase, 2-wire plus ground,
    5-15 kW and 16-30 kW: 190-253 VAC, 47-63 Hz, three-phase, 3-wire plus ground, Delta or Wye may be used.

    Specifications - Output

    Voltage and Current: See tables

    Regulation (line or load)
    Voltage: 0.1% of maximum rated output
    Current: 0.1% of maximum rated output
    Transient Response: A 30% step load will recover to within 2% of the set value within 10 ms
    Stability: ±0.05% maximum rating per 8 hours after a 30 minute warm-up time
    at fixed line, load and temperature
    Efficiency: 80% minimum at full load
    SIZE=4> 0.02%/°C of rated output voltage; 0.03%/°C of rated output current

    Operating Temperature: 0°C to +50°C; No derating
    Storage Temperature: -20°C to 70°C
    Cooling: Internal fan
    Controls (front panel): Keypad to select/adjust voltage, current and power with nonvolatile memories to store commonly used parameters
    Meters/Indicators: Backlighted LCD
    Alphanumeric display and LED’s.
    Built-in Protection: Overcurrent, Overtemperature, Brown Out, Turn On
    Surge Limit, Slow Start, Overvoltage (OVP Resettable without Recycling Power)
    Remote Sense: The maximum sense line drop is 3% per line, when operating at the maximum output voltage
    Remote Control/Monitor (rear panel):On/Off control via contact closure, 6-120 VDC, 12-240 VAC, TTL or CMOS switch, output voltage and current monitor, (0-10 volt) OVP limit set, summary fault status
    Internal Programming: Nine memories are onboard for auto-step programming. Auto-step sequences can be from 1 second to 27.75 hours long. Up to nine steps can be programmed in each sequence. In addition, nine memories can store commonly used power supply settings.
    Remote Programming:
    Voltage and Current (0 to 100%)

    Resistive
    Voltage
    0-5K ohms 0-5 VDC or 0-10 VDC
    Current Resolution
    0-1 mA 0.5%

    Computer Optional internal IEEE-488.2 or RS 232 Programmability using Standard Commands for Programmable Instruments (SCPI)
    Down Programming: This option will program the output voltage from 100% to 10% (no load condition) in less than 1 second. One down programming cycle per 10 seconds. Only models > 80V and above.
    Soft Calibration: Power supply calibration via front panel without removing chassis covers.
    Operational Features: Master/Slave, Series, Parallel(consult factory)

    Specifications

    Dimensions:
    2-3 kW: 3" H x 19" W x 18" D;
    5-15 kW: 5" H x 19" W x 22" D;
    16-30 kW: 10" H x 19" W x 22" D.
    Weight:
    2-3 kW: <45
    5-15 kW: <80
    16-30 kW: <160
    Shipping Weight:
    2-3 kW:< 47
    5-15 kW: < 85
    16-30 kW: < 165 lb..

    Remote Interface Options

    M8:RS 232 Internal Remote Serial Interface
    M9D: Internal IEEE-488.2 Interface features 12 bit resolution of programming and 12 bit readback resolution for voltage and current.
    M10: Both IEEE-488.2 and RS 232
    M11: RS 232 and Isolated Analog
    M14: IEEE-488.2, RS 232 and Isolated Analog
    M17: Down programming option for >80V models (consult factory)
    M51: Isolated Analog Programming
    Input Voltage Options:
    M1:360-440 VAC, 47-63 Hz, three-phase, 3 wire plus ground, Delta or Wye may be used.*
    M2: 432-528 VAC, 47-63 Hz, three-phase, 3 wire plus ground, Delta or Wye may be used.*
    M3: 190-253 VAC, 47-63 Hz three phase, 3 wire plus ground, Delta or Wye may be used. (3 kW models only)

    *Applies to all models 5 kW or greater

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