Auto-Charged Capacitor Trip Device

The MODEL 410 Auto-Charged Capacitor Trip Device provides essential standby power for critical applications. This unit features a self-contained power source, ensuring operational continuity even during primary power interruptions. With a 4,000mAh, 1.2v, 'D' cell NiCad battery, it maintains full operating voltage for a minimum of two days, offering reliable performance. Its robust design includes a cover-actuated safety switch, which discharges the capacitor and disconnects the primary source upon cover removal, enhancing operational safety. The device operates within a -20¬∞ to +131¬∞ F temperature range and tolerates 0-97% humidity without condensation. This ensures dependable functionality in diverse industrial environments. Its 380VDC minimum output voltage and 28.7 watt seconds output power support demanding requirements. The unit's 120VAC nominal input and surface mounting capability simplify integration.

Auto-Chrg Trip Dev

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Specifications

Nominal AC voltage (phase to phase)	120VAC
Input voltage range	108-132VAC
Frequency	60Hz
Battery	4,000mAh, 1.2v, 'D' cell NiCad (user replaceable)
Output voltage	380VDC minimum
Output power	28.7 watt seconds
Operating temperature	- 20° to +131° F
Humidity tolerance	0 - 97% w/o condensation
Case material	20 gauge CRS
Mounting	Surface
Agency approval	UL Recognized
Feature	Self-contained standby power source
Standby Power Duration	Maintains full operating voltage for a minimum of two days
Discharge Method	Manually, or with an external control device
Safety Feature	Cover-actuated safety switch, which discharges the capacitor and disconnects the primary source when the cover is removed

FAQs

What is the primary power input requirement for the Auto-Charged Capacitor Trip Device

The device requires a nominal AC voltage of 120VAC (phase to phase) with an input voltage range of 108-132VAC at 60Hz.

How long can the device maintain power during an outage

The integrated 4,000mAh, 1.2v, 'D' cell NiCad battery provides a self-contained standby power source that maintains full operating voltage for a minimum of two days.

What safety features are incorporated into the MODEL 410

The unit includes a cover-actuated safety switch. This mechanism discharges the capacitor and disconnects the primary source when the cover is removed.