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Compact, wall-mounted steel cabinet contains the electronic circuitry and batteries.
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Automatic activation during power failure or brownout to lower hydraulic elevators and to enable doors to be opened at designated landing, eliminating any entrapment of passengers.
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HFP 220VAC or 480VAC models will provide 208VAC, 220VAC, 460VAC or 480VAC output for controllers, door motors and retiring cams (not pump motors) of any hydraulic elevator system.
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All safeties stay in place while powering the complete controller.
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Automatic reset when normal power returns.
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A set of dry contacts is provided with each unit to signal the controller that it is under emergency power, aid in power transfer and pilot other relays.
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Diagnostic bank of light emitting diodes (LEDs) permits troubleshooting at a glance, saving time.
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Low battery cutoff circuitry prevents battery and unit damage caused by excessive battery drainage.
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On/off switch on the circuit board and interconnection to main line disconnect allow safe maintenance work and expedite periodic system checks.
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Lockable battery disconnect switch (optional) allows batteries to be isolated from system when main power is turned off.
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Voltage output is regulated to maintain controller stability.
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Single, hinged circuit board design allows for simple board or battery exchange.
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Separate fusing for batteries, outputs, logic circuitry and battery charger offer extra protection.
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VRLA batteries included with unit provide maintenance-free power, eliminating possible build-up of dangerous fumes.
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Dimensions: 12.5" H x 12.5" W x 8.5" D
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