Description 47/1551-LZA 701 6011/1 Uen AF

Enclosure Description
Enclosure 6330, AC-Powered, HEX

Contents
Introduction
Product Overview
Main Features
Technical Data
Dimensions
Space Requirements
Environmental Characteristics
Power Supply Characteristics
Label
Power System Functionality
Power Controller Monitoring Functions
Alarm Functionality
ESC and SCU Functionality
Controller 6610 Functionality
Hardware Architecture
Enclosure Overview (9 kW Enclosure)
Enclosure Overview (12 kW Enclosure)
Space for 19-Inch Equipment
Power Configurations
AC System 9 kW
AC System 12 kW
Approved Battery Types
Climate System
Air Flow Path
HEX Control Interface
Connection Interfaces for External Cables
Optional Equipment
Cable Glands
Heater
Grounding Cable
Mounting Brackets
GBF
SAU 02 01
OVP
Circuit Breaker for DC Distribution
Circuit Breaker for Battery
Rectifier
Battery Temperature Sensor
Lifting Ears
PSU 48 13
PDU 02 03
Voltage Booster 6640
Smoke Detector
Cylinder Lock
AC Service Outlet and RCB
Upgrade Kit (12 kW)
GNSS Receiver Equipment
Internal Cabling
Internal Power Cables
Signaling Cables
Cables for 19-Inch Units
Standards and Regulations
Regulatory Approval
Dependability
Spare Parts
Vandal Resistance
Transportation and Storage
1 Introduction
This document is a general description of the enclosure.
2 Product Overview
The enclosure is an outdoor DC power distribution system. It offers three units (3U) of configurable user space for 19-inch
equipment, such as baseband units. It can also provide power to equipment such as radio units located outside the cabinet.
The enclosure supports ground mounting, wall mounting and pole mounting.

Figure 1 Enclosure with External Radios

2.1 Main Features

The enclosure has the following main features:

– The enclosure can be installed on the floor, on a wall, or on a pole.

– The enclosure supports three units (3U) of 19-inch configurable user space. The equipment must be capable of
handling the temperatures and air quality offered by the enclosure’s air cooling system.

– The enclosure features a DC power distribution system. It supports power feed to up to 12 external units and up to 4
internal units.

– The enclosure supports external battery backup.

– The 9 kW enclosure supports 200−240 V AC and the 12 kW enclosure supports 200−250 V AC.

– The enclosure is available in two versions when it comes to power system capacity:

• The 9 kW enclosure. 6 kW is for the load and 3 kW is for battery backup.

• The 12 kW enclosure. 9 kW is for the load and 3 kW is for battery backup.

– The climate system is equipped with either a Heat Exchanger (HEX) or an air conditioner to ensure long life and low
operational cost.

– The enclosure supports external and internal alarms.

3 Technical Data
This section describes the physical characteristics, environmental data, and the power supply of the enclosure.

3.1 Dimensions

Figure 2 Dimensions of Enclosure

Table 1 Dimensions, Weight, and Color

Dimensions
Width (A) 650 mm
Height (B) 900 mm
Depth (C) 425 mm
Weight
Empty enclosure 65 kg
Gray
Color
Reference number: NCS S 2002-B (RAL 7035)

3.2 Space Requirements

Minimum distances to provide adequate working space is found in Figure 3.
 Figure 3 Recommended Minimum Free Working Space

Table 2 Key to Figure

Distance
A 200 mm
B 300 mm
C 650 mm

3.3 Environmental Characteristics

Figure 4 illustrates what environmental factors to consider when planning the enclosure location, especially near the sea.

Figure 4 Environmental Factors to Consider

3.3.1 Operating Environment

 Table 3 shows the values for the normal operating environment of the enclosure.
Table 3 Operating Environment
Description Value
Temperature range, normal operation -33°C – +45°C
Temperature range, safe function -33°C – +45°C
Temperature range, non-destructive conditions(1) -33°C – +50°C
Temperature range, transportation -40°C – +70°C
Temperature range, storage(2) -25°C – +55°C
Relative humidity, normal operation, safe function, and non-destructive
15–100%
conditions
Relative humidity, transportation and storage(2) 15–100%
(1) Environmental limits outside normal operating limits within which no functions are guaranteed and unspecified degradation can occur. Full
performance requires no on-site manual intervention as soon as the environmental conditions return to within normal operating limits. Refers to a period
of no more than 96 consecutive hours and a maximum of 5.5 days in a 3-year period.
(2) Maximum three months

3.3.2 Acoustic Noise

The table shows how the sound pressure of the enclosure differs depending on temperature and load.

Table 4 Sound Pressure of the Enclosure (Measured at a Distance of 1m)

Ambient Temperature Sound Pressure at 100% Sound Pressure at 70% Equipment Heat Sound Pressure at 40% Equipment
Equipment Heat Load Load Heat Load
15°C 58.8 dB(A) 56.9 dB(A) 56.3 dB(A)
30°C 64.9 dB(A) 63.1 dB(A) 62.9 dB(A)
45°C 76.1 dB(A) 76.0 dB(A) 75.2 dB(A)

3.3.3 Vibration and Shock

IEC Class 4M5 for vibration and shocks according to IEC 682-6 and IEC 682-29, assuming proper installation and use of
the enclosure approved accessories only.

3.3.4 Materials
The materials in the enclosure are managed through the Ericsson lists of banned and restricted substances, based on legal
and market requirements.

3.3.5 Heat Dissipation

The diagram shows the available cooling capacity in relation to outdoor temperature.
 Figure 5 Ambient Temperature versus Internal Heat Load

3.4 Power Supply Characteristics

This section describes the requirements of the incoming power to the enclosure, the power performance, and the fuse and
circuit breaker recommendations for the enclosure.

3.4.1 AC Input (9 kW Enclosure)

The enclosure can handle three-phase, split-phase, and single-phase AC power as listed in the table. The factory default
configuration is three-phase.

Table 5 AC Input Data

Description Value
Nominal: 200-240 V AC
Range: 85-300 V AC
Input voltage Normal operation:
3-phase feeding, L1, L2, L3, N and PE
2-phase feeding: L1, L2, N and PE
1-phase feeding: L, N and PE
Frequency 45-65 Hz
70 A for 2-phase and 1-phase feeding
Maximum input current
35 A for 3-phase feeding

AC input can have many different local variations. External main power breakers and cable dimensions depend on the local
power delivery options. The table lists the different options together with recommended dimensions of main power
breakers and cable dimensions.

Table 6 AC Power Supply Options

2
Configuration Voltage range V AC Recommended AC Main Breaker Recommended AC cable size (mm )
PE: 6-10
3W + N + PE 346/200 - 415/240 3p 50 A
N and L: 16-35
PE: 6-10
2W + N + PE 208/120 - 220/127 2p 100 A
N and L: 16-35
1W + N + PE 200 - 240 3p 50 A or 1p 100 A PE: 6-10
 Configuration Voltage range V AC Recommended AC Main Breaker Recommended AC cable size (mm2)
N and L: 16-35

3.4.2 AC Input (12 kW Enclosure)

The enclosure can handle three-phase, split-phase, and single-phase AC power as listed in the table. The factory default
configuration is three-phase.

Table 7 AC Input Data

Description Value
Nominal: 200-250 V AC
Range: 85-300 V AC
Input voltage Normal operation:
3-phase feeding, L1, L2, L3, N and PE
2-phase feeding: L1, L2, N and PE
1-phase feeding: L, N and PE
Frequency 45-65 Hz
88 A for 2-phase and 1-phase feeding
Maximum input current
44 A for 3-phase feeding

AC input can have many different local variations. External main power breakers and cable dimensions depend on the local
power delivery options. The table lists the different options together with recommended dimensions of main power
breakers and cable dimensions.

Table 8 AC Power Supply Options

Configuration Voltage range V AC Recommended AC Main Breaker Recommended AC cable size (mm2)
PE: 6-10
3W + N + PE 346/200 - 433/250 3p 50 A
N and L: 16-35
PE: 6-10
2W + N + PE 208/120 - 220/127 2p 100 A
N and L: 16-35
PE: 6-10
1W + N + PE 200 - 250 3p 50 A or 1p 100 A
N and L: 16-35

3.4.3 DC Output (9 kW Enclosure)

Table 9 DC Output Data

Description Value
Nominal: -48 V
Output voltage
Range: -39.5 V to -58.5 V
Maximum 8.7 kW altogether. 2.9 kW is designated for battery backup. 5.8
Output power
kW is designated for internal and external load.
6 x circuit breakers are for priority load. 1 x priority load circuit breaker is
designated for the climate system and rated 25 A. 1 x priority load circuit
breaker is designated for the SCU,ESC or Controller 6610 and rated 6 A. 4 x
Circuit breaker ratings (A)
priority load circuit breakers are for optional 19-inch units and rated 6–40 A
.
12 x circuit breakers are for main load (non-priority load) and rated 6–63 A.

3.4.4 DC Output (12 kW Enclosure)

Table 10 DC Output Data

Description Value
Output voltage Nominal: -48 V
 Description Value
Range: -42 V to -57.6 V
Maximum 12 kW altogether. 3 kW is designated for battery backup. 9 kW is
Output power
designated for internal and external load.
6 x circuit breakers are for priority load. 1 x priority load circuit breaker is
designated for the climate system and rated 25 A. 1 x priority load circuit
breaker is designated for the SCU, ESC or Controller 6610 and rated 6 A. 4 x
priority load circuit breakers are for optional 19-inch units and rated 6–40 A
Circuit breaker ratings (A)
.
12 x circuit breakers are for main load (non-priority load). 11 x circuit
breakers are rated 6–63 A and one is rated 125 A.
The battery circuit breaker is rated 200 A .

3.5 Label
The label for the enclosure is BFM 107 211/1.
4 Power System Functionality
Power system features are defined and controlled by the power system controller. This functionality is applicable for
configurations containing an ESC, SCU or Controller 6610.

For more information on the controller, see Power System Controller User Guide.

4.1 Power Controller Monitoring Functions

The power system controller provides energy-saving management and battery charging/discharging management. It
displays the value of the system voltage, load current, battery voltage, battery current, and battery temperature. It also
displays information about AC power distribution detection, alarm reports, control of load disconnection, and battery
protection functionality.

4.2 Alarm Functionality

The power system controller can both visually via LEDs and audibly via sound signals indicate whether a system fault is
present. There are two levels of alarms: MAJOR alarms and OBSERVATION alarms. Users can set the level of each alarm
according to the actual situation. Users can also set the corresponding relay output, or NO relay output for each alarm type.
MAJOR alarms are also forwarded to the SCU 09 01 or Controller 6610.

Users have access to history alarm logs and current logs. The history alarm logs include alarm type, start time, and end
time, while the current logs only cover alarm type and start time. The logs are displayed in chronological order of start time.
The latest 1000 history alarm logs can be saved at most.

4.3 ESC and SCU Functionality

The control unit enables remote management and supervision of site equipment:

– Configuration Management of power system parameters using CLI or Ericsson Site Controller Management System
(ESCM)

– SNMP v2/v3 alarms to management system

– Performance Management

Management systems with support for SCU 09 01:

– Configuration: ESCM

– Alarms: ESCM, OSS-RC version 10.3 or later

– Performance: ESCM

4.4 Controller 6610 Functionality

The control unit enables remote management and supervision of site equipment:

– Configuration Management of power system parameters using CLI or ENM

– SNMP v2/v3 alarms to management system

– Performance Management
 Management systems with support for Controller 6610:

– Configuration: ENM

– Alarms: ENM, OSS-RC version 10.3 or later

– Performance: ENM

4.4.1 Controller 6610 Software Features

For information on the network impact, see Network Impact Report.

For information on the power system and climate system configurations, see Manage Hardware Equipment.

More software feature descriptions can be found in the Product Overview folder of the Software CPI libraries or the
Ericsson Radio System Hardware collection library.
5 Hardware Architecture
This section contains information on both mandatory and optional hardware units based on a fully equipped enclosure.

5.1 Enclosure Overview (9 kW Enclosure)

Figure 6 Enclosure Overview 9 kW

Table 11 Enclosure Overview 9 kW

Position Name of Unit Description
The door switch sends an alarm signal to indicate that the door is open when the door is opened.
A Door switch and light switch
The light switch turns the light on or off when the door is opened or closed.
B Internal lamp Service lamp to facilitate installation and maintenance work.
C DIN rail DIN rail to be used for installing optional equipment, such as ESC, SCU, Controller 6610 or SAU.
D DIN rail DIN rail to be used for installing optional equipment, such as GNSS receiver.
E DIN rail DIN rail to be used for installing optional equipment, such as OVP.
F Grounding bar Grounding bar that comprises the MET. Also used to connect the cable shield from signal cables.
G AC service outlet and RCB AC service outlet and Residual Current Breaker (RCB).
Rack for 19-inch equipment. Includes user space compartment of 3U for optional 19-inch
H User space for 19-inch equipment
equipment and a 2U power subrack.
I Grounding bar External grounding bar used for signal cables.
AC terminal and External DC Includes AC input terminal, AC SPDs, DC circuit breakers for external load, battery circuit
J
Distribution breakers, 0 V busbar.
For enclosures equipped with HEX climate system, the heater is mounted to the cabinet door. For
K Heater (HEX) enclosures equipped with air conditioner,
the heater is integrated into the door.
L Cabinet door Cabinet door including climate system.
M Climate system The climate system, including fans and control board, is integrated into the door.

5.2 Enclosure Overview (12 kW Enclosure)

 Figure 7 Enclosure Overview 12 kW

Table 12 Enclosure Overview 12 kW

Position Name of Unit Description
The door switch sends an alarm signal to indicate that the door is open when the door is opened.
A Door switch and light switch
The light switch turns the light on or off when the door is opened or closed.
B Internal lamp Service lamp to facilitate installation and maintenance work.
C Smoke detector The smoke detector detects smoke produced during a fire and sends an alarm to the enclosure.
D DIN rail DIN rail to be used for installing optional equipment, such as ESC, SCU, Controller 6610 or SAU.
E DIN rail DIN rail to be used for installing optional equipment, such as GNSS receiver.
F DIN rail DIN rail to be used for installing optional equipment, such as OVP.
G Grounding bar Grounding bar that comprises the MET. Also used to connect the cable shield from signal cables.
H AC service outlet and RCB AC service outlet and Residual Current Breaker (RCB).
Rack for 19-inch equipment. Includes user space compartment of 3U for optional 19-inch
I User space for 19-inch equipment
equipment and a 2U power subrack.
J Grounding bar External grounding bar used for signal cables.
AC terminal and External DC Includes AC input terminal, AC SPDs, DC circuit breakers for external load, battery circuit
K
Distribution breakers, 0 V busbar.
For enclosures equipped with HEX climate system, the heater is mounted to the cabinet door. For
L Heater (HEX) enclosures equipped with air conditioner,
the heater is integrated into the door.
M Cabinet door Cabinet door including climate system.
N Climate system The climate system, including fans and control board, is integrated into the door.

5.3 Space for 19-Inch Equipment

The enclosure can supply -48V DC to optional 19-inch equipment that is installed in the user space compartment of the
enclosure. The user space has a heat dissipation maximum limitation of 400 W. The equipment must be capable of
handling the temperatures and air quality offered by the enclosure’s air cooling system.
 Figure 8 Space for 19-Inch Modules

Table 13 Key to Figure

Distance Value
A 355 mm
B 19 inch
C 3U

5.3.1 19-Inch Units

A 19-inch unit is a 19-inch wide Ericsson Radio System module. It requires −48 V DC, which is standard Ericsson Radio
System voltage, minimizing the need for extra power supply.

For more information about the 19-inch units, see the documents for the specific unit, for example the following:

– Baseband Description, for baseband units

– Router Description, for routers

– Main Unit Description, for RBS 6601

Note: The 19-inch units are installed in the space for 19-inch equipment in enclosures and in the space for optional
equipment in RBSs.
6 Power Configurations
This section describes the power system variants for the enclosure and how they are equipped to meet the power
consumption requirements.

6.1 AC System 9 kW
This configuration is prepared for an input power feed of 200–240 V AC. The DC power system capacity is up to 5.8 kW for
internal and external load altogether, and 2.9 kW for battery backup.

The number and type of circuit breakers that are installed can vary depending on configuration needs.

Figure 9 AC Input and External DC Output

Table 14 AC Input and External DC Output

Marking Unit Number of Units in Comment
Configuration
A AC power input terminal 1
1 (including 4 replaceable
B AC SPD -
modules)
C 0V busbar 1 -
D DC circuit breakers, main load 12 All main load circuit breakers rated 6−63A.
E Battery connector, 0 V 1 -
F Battery connector, −48 V 1
G Battery circuit breakers 2 Circuit breaker for external batteries. Rated 200 A.

Figure 10 Power Subrack and Internal DC Output

 Table 15 Power Subrack and Internal DC Output
Marking Unit Number of Units in Comment
Configuration
A Rectifier 1−3 Each rectifier has a capacity of 2.9 kW.
B Power controller 1 -
Power controller alarm connector, pre-
C 1 -
installed
Input terminal for alarm cables from, for example,
D Alarm input terminal 1
temperature sensor, smoke detector, door.
Terminal for connection of DC power cables from
E Power terminal for internal load 1
internal priority load, such as 19-inch units.
Priority load circuit breaker 1: Rated 25 A and used
for climate system.
Priority load circuit breaker 2: Rated 6 A and used for
F DC circuit breakers, priority load 6
ESC, SCU or Controller 6610.
Priority load circuit breaker 3-6: Rated 6−40 A, and
recommended for internal load, such as 19-inch units.
The enclosure can handle three-phase, split-phase,
Terminal for configuration of AC power
G 1 and single-phase. The factory default configuration is
feeding type
three-phase.

6.2 AC System 12 kW
This configuration is prepared for an input power feed of 200–250 V AC. The DC power system capacity is up to 9 kW for
internal and external load altogether, and 3 kW for battery backup.

The number and type of circuit breakers that are installed can vary depending on configuration needs.

Figure 11 AC Input and External DC Output

Table 16 AC Input and External DC Output

Marking Unit Number of Units in Comment
Configuration
A AC power input terminal 1 -
1 (including 4 replaceable
B AC SPD -
modules)
C 0V busbar 1 -
11 main load circuit breakers are rated 6−63A and
D DC circuit breakers, main load 12
one is rated 125 A.
E Battery connector, 0 V 1 -
F Battery connector, −48 V 1 -
G Battery circuit breakers 2 Circuit breaker for external batteries. Rated 200 A.
 Figure 12 Power Subrack and Internal DC Output

Table 17 Power Subrack and Internal DC Output

Marking Unit Number of Units in Comment
Configuration
A Rectifier 1−4 Each rectifier has a capacity of 3 kW.
B Power controller 1 -
Terminal for connection of DC power cables from
C Power terminal for internal load 1
internal priority load, such as 19-inch units.
Input terminal for alarm cables from, for example,
D Alarm input terminal 1
temperature sensor, smoke detector, door.
The enclosure can handle three-phase, split-phase,
Terminal for configuration of AC power
E 1 and single-phase. The factory default configuration is
feeding type
three-phase.
Priority load circuit breaker 6: Rated 25 A and used
for climate system, heater, lamp, smoke detector.
Priority load circuit breaker 5: Used for the SCU or
F DC circuit breakers, priority load 6
Controller 6610.
Priority load circuit breaker 1-4: Rated 6−40 A, and
recommended for internal load, such as 19-inch units.

6.3 Approved Battery Types

The specified performance and warranties stipulate the use of batteries that have been approved for this product.

Information about approved battery types can be found in Battery Backup Compatibility.

For more information about the use of batteries, refer to Manage Batteries.
7 Climate System
This section introduces the composition of the climate system.

7.1 Air Flow Path

Two external fans are located in the lower part of the enclosure door. The external fans push air coming from outside the
cabinet upwards through the external side of the heat exchanger. The heated air is then expelled out from the upper part of
the door front.

Two internal fans are located in the upper part of the enclosure door. The internal fans pull internal heated air from the
equipment exhaust airflow downwards through the internal side of the heat exchanger. The cooled air is then expelled
from the lower part of the door to the inside of the enclosure and directed to the inlet of the 19-inch user space on the right
side. The cold air then continues through the enclosure equipment from right to left, and from bottom to top.

The speed of the internal and the external fans is controlled by the climate control board and its temperature sensor. The
sensor is located near the internal fans in order to register the temperature of the air returning to the heat exchanger. The
sensor reading is the base for fan start, stop, and linear speed regulation.

If a fan failure occurs, an alarm signal is sent to the climate control board for alarm monitoring.
 Figure 13 Schematic Overview of the Air Flow

7.2 HEX Control Interface

The control interface for the HEX climate system is on the inside of the cabinet door, at the front of the air channel.

Figure 14 HEX Control Interface

Table 18 HEX Control Interface
Marking Definition
Temperature sensor alarm: When the sensor is faulty or disconnected, the optical indicator will be lit RED. An
A
alarm is issued.
Temperature alarm: When the temperature is higher than 55°C or lower than 0°C, the optical indicator will be
B
lit RED.
Voltage alarm: When the input voltage is higher than 58 V or lower than 44 V, the optical indicator will be lit
C
RED.
External fan alarm: When the external circulation fan is faulty, the optical indicator will be lit RED. An alarm
D
is issued.
Internal fan alarm: When the internal circulation fan is faulty, the optical indicator will be lit RED. An alarm is
E
issued.
F HEX power: When the HEX is powered on and works well, the optical indicator will be lit GREEN.
HEX test button: When holding the button down for three seconds, the HEX starts self-check and resets. For
G
some enclosures an alarm is issued temporarily.
H HEX connection interface: For connection of power and alarm to internal and external fans.
8 Connection Interfaces for External Cables
This section contains information about the cable inlets and connection interfaces for external cables in the enclosure.

Figure 15 Connection Field

Table 19 Connection Field

Position Interface Description
A Signal and optical cable inlets (12 ×) cable diameter 5–7 mm
B AC cable inlet (1 ×) cable diameter 16–18 mm
(3 ×) cable diameter 6–17 mm. For each inlet the following options are possible:
Alternative 1: (4 ×) cable diameter 6 mm
C Optional cable inlets
Alternative 2: (5 ×) cable diameter 5 mm
Alternative 3: (1 ×) cable diameter 8–17 mm
D Cable shield ground bar Cable shield ground bar used for grounding power cables.
Cable inlets for external power
E (12 ×) cable diameter 14 mm
feed
F External ground bar External ground bar used for grounding signal cables.
G Battery cable inlets (2 ×) cable diameter 12–16 mm
H Signal cable inlets (12 ×) cable diameter 5–7 mm
I Optional cable inlets (2 ×) cable diameter 22 mm. Optional inlets. For example intended for alarm cables.
J Grounding cable inlets (2 ×) cable inlets used for grounding cables.
9 Optional Equipment
The equipment presented in this section is optional and can be ordered separately.

9.1 Cable Glands

Three types of cable glands are supported for the optional cable inlets.

– M25 V0 Cable Bushing Multiple (4x), Diameter 6 mm

O-Ring id 21, th 2 for M25 cab

NUT M25X1.5 UL 94-HB

– M25 V0 Cable Bushing Multiple (5x), Diameter 5 mm

O-Ring id 21, th 2 for M25 cab

NUT M25X1.5 UL 94-HB

– M25 V0 Cable Bushing for One, Diameter 8-17 mm

O-Ring id 21, th 2 for M25 cab

NUT M25X1.5 UL 94-HB

Figure 16 Multiple Cable Gland 4x, Diameter 6 mm

Figure 17 Multiple Cable Gland 5x, Diameter 5 mm

 Figure 18 Single Cable Gland 1x, Diameter 8-17 mm

9.2 Heater
The enclosure can be equipped with a DC heater. The heater is used when the temperature remains below 0°C for
substantial periods of time. The heater is delivered with connection cables and installation materials.

9.3 Grounding Cable

The following grounding cables can be provided:

– 35 mm², 6 m

– 35 mm², 13 m

9.4 Mounting Brackets

Mounting brackets for pole and wall.
 Figure 19 Mounting Brackets for Pole

Figure 20 Mounting Brackets for Wall

9.5 GBF
The General Base Frame (GBF) is used for mounting the enclosure on floor or ground.

Figure 21 GBF

9.6 SAU 02 01
The Support Alarm Unit (SAU) is an alarm connection panel that connects external alarm cables through the Overvoltage
Protector (OVP).
 Figure 22 SAU 02 01

For more information about the SAU, see SAU Description.

9.7 OVP
The Overvoltage Protector (OVP) is an interface between the enclosure and incoming alarm and transmission cables.

Figure 23 OVP-ALM8

Figure 24 OVP-TRM
 Figure 25 OVP-ETH

9.8 Circuit Breaker for DC Distribution

A wide range of circuit breakers (63 A, 40 A, 32 A, 25 A, 16 A, 10 A, and 6 A) can be used in the enclosure. The priority load
circuit breakers can be 6−40 A and the main load circuit breakers can be 6−63 A. For more information about circuit
breakers for DC Distribution, refer to Power System Units Description.

Figure 26 Circuit Breaker for DC Distribution

9.9 Circuit Breaker for Battery

The enclosure can be equipped with a dual pole battery circuit breaker rated 200 A, and consisting of 2x125 A circuit
breakers. For more information about circuit breaker for battery, refer to Power System Units Description.
 Figure 27 Circuit Breaker for Battery

9.10 Rectifier
The enclosure can be equipped with "high efficiency rectifiers" with 96% efficiency.

For more information about rectifiers, see Power System Units Description.

Figure 28 Rectifier

9.11 Battery Temperature Sensor

The cable-connected battery temperature sensor is a physical unit that measures the temperature inside the battery
compartment. It is fastened with double-side adhesive on the temperature sensor holder on the side of a battery block and
connected to the power system controller.

Figure 29 Battery Temperature Sensor

9.12 Lifting Ears

Four lifting ears need to be installed if the enclosure is to be moved by a lifting device. It is delivered with installation
screws.
 Figure 30 Lifting Ear

9.13 PSU 48 13
The enclosure can be equipped with a PSU 48 13 in the 19-inch user space of the enclosure. The unit converts wide range
−48 V DC input to fixed −58 V DC output for external load.

The optional parallel installation kit used for redundancy is supported for PSU 48 13 with R-state R3A and higher.

For more information, see Power Description.

Figure 31 PSU 48 13

9.14 PDU 02 03
The enclosure can be equipped with a PDU 02 03 in the 19-inch user space of the enclosure.

The unit converts wide range −48 V DC input to fixed −58 V DC output or to fixed −48 V DC. The −58 V DC output is
intended for external load. The −48 V DC output is intended for internal load.

For more information, see Power Description.

 Figure 32 PDU 02 03

9.15 Voltage Booster 6640

The enclosure can be equipped with one Voltage Booster 6640, used for connecting external units to the enclosure. The unit
converts wide range –48 V DC input to fixed –58 V DC output.

For more information, see Power Description.

OUT1
OUT2
OUT3
OUT1

Ge24806A

Figure 33 Voltage Booster 6640 Overview

9.16 Smoke Detector

The enclosure can be equipped with a smoke detector. The smoke detector detects smoke produced during a fire and sends
an alarm to the enclosure.
 Figure 34 Smoke Detector

9.17 Cylinder Lock

The enclosure uses a padlock by default and can be fitted with an Ericsson cylinder lock or an EU profile half-cylinder lock.
The Ericsson cylinder lock is a spare part and can be ordered separately. The EU cylinder lock is not provided by Ericsson
and must comply with DIN18252.

Figure 35 Cylinder Lock

9.18 AC Service Outlet and RCB

The enclosure can be equipped with an AC power outlet socket, including a Residual Current Breaker (RCB) for personal
safety. Four alternative AC power sockets for different regions are currently available:

– China (Type I)

– Europe (Type F)

– United Kingdom (Type G)

– United States (Type B)

Figure 36 AC Service Outlet Types

9.19 Upgrade Kit (12 kW)
The enclosure can be upgraded from the 9 kW version to the 12 kW version. The upgrade kit contains a power subrack of
12 kW, a smoke detector, connection cables and installation materials.

9.20 GNSS Receiver Equipment

The Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) receiver system for enclosures receives a GNSS timing signal that is used
for synchronization of the enclosure.

The GNSS receiver system comprises the following units:

– GNSS active antenna

– RF cabling with surge arrester

– GNSS receiver unit

• The GNSS receiver unit receives a synchronization timing signal, from the GNSS active antenna, that is used for
synchronization of the Enclosure. It also supplies power to the antenna.

• The Baseband unit supplies the GNSS receiver with +8 through +13 V DC.

• The GNSS receiver unit are installed on DIN rail inside the Enclosure which can be connected to maximum two
Baseband units.

• The GNSS receiver unit supplies One Pulse Per Second (1PPS) synchronization signals to the Baseband unit.
Figure 37 GNSS Receiver Unit

For more information on for example units, cables, installation requirements, and grounding and lightning protection, see
GNSS Receiver System Description.
10 Internal Cabling
10.1 Internal Power Cables

10.1.1 Climate System (9 kW Enclosure)

Figure 38 Climate System and Fans Cabling

Table 20 Climate System and Fans Cabling

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

Power subrack: DC terminal 1 − Climate
1 1 -
System: DC Power Connector

10.1.2 Climate System (12 kW Enclosure)

Figure 39 Climate System and Fans Cabling

Table 21 Climate System and Fans Cabling

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

Power subrack: DC terminal, Load 6 −
1 1 -
Climate System: DC Power Connector
10.1.3 Smoke Detector (9 kW Enclosure)

Figure 40 Smoke Detector

Table 22 Smoke Detector

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

Power subrack: DC terminal, Load 1 −
1 1 The cable is included with the unit.
Smoke detector

10.1.4 Smoke Detector (12 kW Enclosure)

Figure 41 Smoke Detector

Table 23 Smoke Detector

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

Power subrack: DC terminal, Load 6 −
1 1 The cable is included with the unit.
Smoke detector

10.1.5 19-Inch Unit (9 kW Enclosure)

 Figure 42 19-inch Unit Power Cabling

Table 24 19-inch Unit Power Cabling

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

Power subrack: DC terminal 3−6 − 19-
1 1-4 -
inch unit: −48 V

10.1.6 19-Inch Unit (12 kW Enclosure)

Figure 43 19-inch Unit Power Cabling

Table 25 19-inch Unit Power Cabling

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

Power subrack: DC terminal, Load 1−4
1 1-4 -
− 19-inch unit: −48 V

10.1.7 Internal Lamp (9 kW Enclosure)

 Figure 44 Internal Lamp Cabling

Table 26 Internal Lamp Cabling

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

Power subrack: DC terminal 1 − Internal
1 1 -
Lamp

10.1.8 Internal Lamp (12 kW Enclosure)

Figure 45 Internal Lamp Cabling

Table 27 Internal Lamp Cabling

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

Power subrack: DC terminal, Load 6 −
1 1 -
Internal Lamp

10.1.9 SCU 09 01 or Controller 6610 (9 kW Enclosure)

DC Power Terminal

6
5
4
3
2 ESC/SCU/
Controller 6610
1
1

Ge13932B
 Figure 46 ESC, SCU or Controller 6610 Power Cabling

Table 28 ESC, SCU or Controller 6610 Power Cabling

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

Power subrack: DC terminal 2 − ESC,
1 1 -
SCU or Controller 6610: −48 V

10.1.10 SCU 09 01 or Controller 6610 (12 kW Enclosure)

DC Power Terminal

6
SCU/
5 Controller 6610
1
4
3
2
1

Ge21959B

Figure 47 SCU or Controller 6610 Power Cabling

Table 29 SCU or Controller 6610 Power Cabling

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

Power subrack: DC terminal, Load 5 −
1 1 -
SCU or Controller 6610: −48 V

10.1.11 PSU 48 13 or PDU 02 03 (Optional)

Figure 48 shows and Table 30 describes the power cabling from PSU 48 13 or PDU 02 03 to the enclosure.

Figure 48 PSU 48 13 or PDU 02 03 Power Cabling

Table 30 PSU 48 13 or PDU 02 03 Power Cabling

 Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.
DCDU − PSU 48 13 or PDU 02 03: –48 For PSU 48 13: RPM 119 2634/02000
1 1
V For PDU 02 03: RPM 119 2633/02000
0 V connector − PSU 48 13 or PDU 02 For PSU 48 13: RPM 119 2634/02000
2 1
03: 0 V For PDU 02 03: RPM 119 2633/02000

10.1.12 Voltage Booster 6640 (Optional)

Figure 49 shows and Table 31 describes the power cabling from Voltage Booster 6640 to the enclosure.
Voltage Booster 6640

1
2

DC main load

0 V Connector
Ge25420A

Figure 49 Voltage Booster 6640 Power Cabling

Table 31 Voltage Booster 6640 Power Cabling

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

1 DCDU − Voltage Booster 6640: –48 V 1 RPM 150 07/01700
0 V connector − Voltage Booster 6640:
2 1 RPM 150 08/01700
0V

10.1.13 Battery 02 06 (Optional)

 Figure 50 Power Cabling between Battery Unit and DCDU

Table 32 Power Cabling between Battery Unit and DCDU

Position Connections Qty. Product Number

DCDU: Battery Circuit Breaker − Battery Unit:
1 1 RPM 777 573/L
−48 V
2 DCDU: 0 V Busbar − Battery Unit: 0 V 1 RPM 777 573/L

10.1.14 Battery 6613U (Optional)

Figure 51 Power Cabling between Battery Unit and DCDU

Table 33 Power Cabling between Battery Unit and DCDU

 Position Connections Qty. Product Number
DCDU: Battery Circuit Breaker − Battery Unit:
1 1 TPM 201 121/L
−48 V
2 DCDU: 0 V Busbar − Battery Unit: 0 V 1 TPM 201 121/L

10.2 Signaling Cables

10.2.1 Power Controller to SCU 09 01

Figure 52 Power Controller to SCU 09 01

Table 34 Power Controller to SCU 09 01

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

Power Controller − ESC or SCU: EXT
1 1 -
ALARM

10.2.2 PSU 48 13 or PDU 02 03 to Alarm Terminal (9 kW Enclosure)

Figure 53 PSU 48 13 or PDU 02 03 to Alarm Terminal

Table 35 PSU 48 13 or PDU 02 03 to Alarm Terminal

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

PSU 48 13 or PDU 02 03 - Alarm Digital
The cable is included in PSU 48 13 or
1 Input 3 for DC alarm and Digital Input 4 1
PDU 02 03.
for SPD alarm
10.2.3 PSU 48 13 or PDU 02 03 to Alarm Terminal (12 kW Enclosure)

PSU/PDU
DI2 DI3

Alarm Terminal
Ge21956B

Figure 54 PSU 48 13 or PDU 02 03 to Alarm Terminal

Table 36 PSU 48 13 or PDU 02 03 to Alarm Terminal

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

PSU 48 13 or PDU 02 03 - Alarm Digital
The cable is included in PSU 48 13 or
1 Input 2 for DC alarm and Digital Input 3 1
PDU 02 03.
for SPD alarm

10.2.4 Voltage Booster 6640 to Alarm Terminal (9 kW Enclosure)

Voltage Booster 6640

Alarm connector
block

DI 3 1
DI 4

Ge25422A

Figure 55 Voltage Booster 6640 to Alarm Terminal

Table 37 Voltage Booster 6640 to Alarm Terminal

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

Voltage Booster 6640 - Alarm Digital
The cable is included in Voltage Booster
1 Input 3 for DC alarm and Digital Input 4 1
6640.
for SPD alarm

10.2.5 Voltage Booster 6640 to Alarm Terminal (12 kW Enclosure)

 1

Voltage Booster 6640

DI2 DI3

Alarm Terminal
Ge25421A

Figure 56 Voltage Booster 6640 to Alarm Terminal

Table 38 Voltage Booster 6640 to Alarm Terminal

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

Voltage Booster 6640 - Alarm Digital
The cable is included in Voltage Booster
1 Input 2 for DC alarm and Digital Input 3 1
6640.
for SPD alarm

10.2.6 Voltage Booster 6640 to Controller 6610

Figure 57 shows and Table 39 describes the signaling cable from Voltage Booster 6640 to Controller 6610.

Controller 6610

Voltage Booster 6640

Ge25452A

Figure 57 Voltage Booster 6640 to Controller 6610

Table 39 Voltage Booster 6640 to Controller 6610

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

Voltage Booster 6640 - Controller 6610:
1 1 RPM 777 385/02000
EC port

10.2.7 Smoke Detector to Alarm Terminal (9 kW Enclosure)

 Figure 58 Smoke Detector to Alarm Terminal

Table 40 Smoke Detector to Alarm Terminal

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

The cable is included with the smoke
1 Smoke Detector - Alarm Digital Input 6 1
detector

10.2.8 Smoke Detector to Alarm Terminal (12 kW Enclosure)

Figure 59 Smoke Detector to Alarm Terminal

Table 41 Smoke Detector to Alarm Terminal

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

The cable is included with the smoke
1 Smoke Detector - Alarm Digital Input 4 1
detector

10.2.9 OVP-ALM8 to SAU 02 01 (Optional)

Figure 60 OVP-ALM8 to SAU 02 01

Table 42 OVP-ALM8 to SAU 02 01

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

OVP-ALM8 − SAU 02 01: External
1 1-2 -
Alarm

10.2.10 SAU 02 01 to SCU 09 01 or Controller 6610 (Optional)

Figure 61 SAU 02 01 to SCU 09 01 or Controller 6610

 ESC/SCU/
Controller 6610
1

SAU

Ge12672B

Table 43 SAU 02 01 to SCU 09 01 or Controller 6610

Pos. Connections Qty. Product No.

SAU: SAU - ESC, SCU or Controller
1 1 -
6610: SAU

10.2.11 Battery 02 06 to SCU

Figure 62 Battery Unit to SCU

Table 44 Battery Unit to SCU

Position Connections Qty. Product No.

SCU 09 01: Port SERIAL − Power
1 1 RPM 777 552/L
Controller: Port RJ45
2 SCU 09 01: Port USB − RJ45 Cable 1 RPM 513 2381/L
3 RJ45 Cable − Battery Unit: Port COM 1 RPM 777 750/L
Battery Unit 2: Port COM − Bus
4 1 Included in battery accessory kit
Terminator

10.2.12 Battery 02 06 to Controller 6610

 Figure 63 Battery Unit to Controller 6610

Power
Controller Controller 6610

BU B A

+
1

3
B

0V –48 V

Ge24825A

Table 45 Battery Unit to Controller 6610

Position Connections Qty. Product No.

Controller 6610: SERIAL 1 − Power
1 1 RPM 777 552/L
Controller: Port RJ45
Controller 6610: SERIAL 2 − Battery
2 1 RPM 777 750/L
Unit: Port COM
Battery Unit 2: Port COM − Bus
3 1 Included in battery accessory kit
Terminator

10.2.13 Battery 6613U to SCU

 Figure 64 Battery Unit to SCU

Table 46 Battery Unit to SCU

Position Connections Qty. Product No.

SCU 09 01: SERIAL − Power Controller:
1 1 RPM 777 552/L
Port RJ45
2 SCU 09 01: Port USB − RJ45 Cable 1 RPM 513 2381/L
3 RJ45 Cable − Battery Unit: Port A 1 RPM 777 750/L
4 Battery Unit 2: Port B − Bus Terminator 1 Included in battery accessory kit

10.2.14 Battery 6613U to Controller 6610

Power
Controller Controller 6610
Battery
+

B A
1

3
B

0V –48 V

Ge24835A

Figure 65 Battery Unit to Controller 6610

Table 47 Battery Unit to Controller 6610

Position Connections Qty. Product No.

Controller: SERIAL 1 − Power
1 1 RPM 777 552/L
Controller: Port RJ45
 Position Connections Qty. Product No.
Controller 6610: SERIAL 2 − Battery
2 1 RPM 777 750/L
Unit: Port A
3 Battery Unit 2: Port B − Bus Terminator 1 Included in battery accessory kit

10.3 Cables for 19-Inch Units

For more information about the cabling for 19-inch units, see CPI for the specific unit:

Note: Only units approved for vertical mounting are allowed to be installed in the enclosure.

– Baseband Connections, for baseband units.

– Router library for routers in general, such as Router 6672, 6471 and 6675.

– Fronthaul library for fronthauls in general, such as Fronthaul 6020.

– Non-RF Connections RBS 6601, for RBS 6601.

– Transmission Connections for Mobile Backhaul Solution MINI-LINK 66xx, for MINI-LINK units.

– Site Installation Products Overview, for general information about cables and equipment for main-remote sites.
11 Standards and Regulations
This section presents a brief overview of standards, regulatory product approval, and declaration of conformity.

Declaration of Conformity
"Hereby, Ericsson AB, declares that this product is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant
provisions of Directive 2014/35/EU, 2014/30/EU, and 2011/65/EU."

11.1 Regulatory Approval

The enclosure complies with the following market requirements:

– The Low Voltage Directive (LVD) 2014/35/EU

– The Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive 2014/30/EU

– Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment (RoHS) Directive 2011/65/EU

11.1.1 Environmental Standards Compliance

The product complies with the following environmental standard:

Europe

– EN 50581 (RoHS)

11.1.2 Safety Standards Compliance

In accordance with market requirements, the enclosure complies with the following product safety standards and
directives:

International

– IEC 62 368-1

Europe

– EN 62 368-1

11.1.2.1 Outdoor Specific Requirements

The enclosure complies with the following outdoor specific requirements:

International

– IEC 60 529 (IP55)

– IEC 60 950-22

Europe

– EN 60 529 (IP55)

– EN 60 950-22
11.1.3 EMC Standards Compliance

Warning!

This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may
be required to take adequate measures.

The enclosure complies with the following EMC standards:

Europe

– ETSI EN 300 386

– ETSI EN 61000

– EN 55022

11.1.4 Marking
To show compliance with legal requirements, the product is marked with one of the following labels:

Europe

– CE mark

United Kingdom

– UKCA mark (for Great Britain)

– CE mark (for Northern Ireland)

11.2 Dependability
The enclosure is designed for a technical lifetime of 10 years (24-hour operation). The following preventive maintenance
conditions must be fulfilled to guarantee the availability of the enclosure:

– Fans

The fans must be inspected (and cleaned if necessary) every year.

For more information on preventive maintenance, see Preventive Maintenance.

11.3 Spare Parts

The product adheres to the Ericsson Serviceability and Spare Part Strategy.

11.4 Vandal Resistance

Unauthorized access is not possible without damaging the tamper proof warranty seal.

11.5 Transportation and Storage

For information about transportation and storage of the product, see Transportation and Storage.
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