C9900-U310
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The C9900-U310 accessory offers a power supply voltage of 24 VDC, a battery voltage of 18 V, and can be DIN rail mounted. Part of the C9 PC Accessory Series manufactured by Beckhoff, it features a maximum UPS cable length of 8 meters at 2.5 mm² and a fuse rating inside the battery of 8 A.
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Product Description:
The C9900-U310, manufactured by Beckhoff, is a vital component in industrial automation. It serves as an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) accessory within their C9 PC Accessory Series. This device ensures the continued operation of critical systems in the event of a power outage, allowing for the safe shutdown of equipment and the preservation of valuable data. At the heart of the C9900-U310 lies an 18 V battery with a capacity of 1.8 Ah. This battery provides the necessary energy to sustain connected devices during power disruptions. The battery's voltage is carefully chosen to balance energy storage with system compatibility. At the same time, its capacity dictates the duration of backup power, allowing sufficient time for a controlled shutdown or a secondary power source to take over. The unit operates with a 24 VDC power supply, a standard voltage in industrial environments, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of equipment.
The C9900-U310 is designed to withstand the rigors of industrial settings. It can operate in environments with atmospheric humidity up to 95%, with no condensation. This tolerance for high humidity is crucial in many industrial environments where moisture can be prevalent. Furthermore, the device incorporates safety features such as an 8 A fuse within the battery and an additional 3.15 A fuse on the C2000bat board. These fuses protect the device and connected equipment from overcurrent conditions, preventing damage and ensuring operational safety. The device offers flexible installation options with its DIN rail mounting capability, a standard in industrial control cabinets.
It accommodates varying cable lengths with a maximum of 4 meters for 1.5 mm² cables and 8 meters for 2.5 mm² cables. These specifications determine the voltage drop and power delivery efficiency, ensuring the connected equipment receives the appropriate power. The charging process is equally important, with a charge current ranging from 200-800 mA, allowing the battery to fully charge within 4 hours. This efficient charging capability minimizes downtime and ensures the UPS is always ready to provide backup power. Wake Industrial stands behind the quality and reliability of the Beckhoff C9900-U310 by providing a one-year warranty upon purchase. This gives customers peace of mind, knowing that their investment is protected.
Frequently Asked Questions about C9900-U310:
Q: What is the Beckhoff C9900-U310?
A: It's a device that provides backup power to industrial PCs and systems in case the main power goes out. This helps prevent data loss and allows for a safe shutdown. It's like a big battery backup for your computer.
Q: What is the battery voltage and capacity of the C9900-U310?
A: The battery voltage is 18 volts, and it has a capacity of 1.8 Ah (amp-hours). This means it can provide a decent amount of backup power. Think of it like a larger battery in a flashlight that lasts longer.
Q: How long does it take to charge the C9900-U310?
A: It takes up to 4 hours to fully charge the battery.
Q: What are the maximum cable lengths I can use with the C9900-U310?
A: You can use a cable up to 4 meters long if it's 1.5 mm² thick, and up to 8 meters long if it's 2.5 mm² thick. Thicker cables allow for longer distances because they lose less power over distance.
Q: What is the purpose of the fuses in the C9900-U310?
A: The fuses protect the device and your equipment. There's an 8 A fuse inside the battery and a 3.15 A fuse on the C2000bat board. These act like safety valves, breaking the circuit if too much current flows and preventing damage.
