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ETP48100-B1 Equipment information & support

The ETP48100-B1 is a high-efficiency power system designed for telecommunication facilities and industrial infrastructure.

Equipment information

Brand
Huawei
Equipment model
ETP48100-B1
Equipment type
Indoor power systems
Controller / software version
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Information below comes from the current product catalogue. Confirm the controller, software version and configuration of the installed equipment separately.

System Output Capacity
100A (-48VDC)
Physical Form Factor
1U rack-mounted (19-inch standard mounting)
Rectifier Module Slots
2 Slots (Supports R4850G2 / R4850N1)
Controller Unit
SMU02C (supports LCD display and network SNMP)
AC Input Type
220VAC single-phase / 110VAC dual live-wire
DC Distribution Branches
Multiple fused/miniature circuit-breaker branches (supports priority/non-priority disconnection)

Alarms & troubleshooting

AC_FAIL (AC Mains Failure/Abnormal)
Rectifier Run LED (Green) OFF, Alarm LED (Red) Steady ON; Controller ALM LED (Red) Steady ON
AC mains blackout, input circuit breaker tripped, or AC input voltage dropped below 85 VAC operating threshold
1. Use a multimeter to measure input phase-to-neutral voltage at the AC distribution block. 2. Inspect the AC input circuit breaker (MCB); verify it is closed and reset if tripped after clearing short circuits. 3. Verify that rectifier modules are firmly seated into backplane slots and locking latches engaged. 4. If AC grid is nominal and breaker is closed, replace faulty rectifier module (R4850G/R4830G).
REC_HVSD (Rectifier DC Output Overvoltage Hardware Shutdown)
Faulty Rectifier Alarm LED (Red) Steady ON, Run LED (Green) OFF; Controller reports Rectifier Failure alarm
Internal voltage control loop feedback failure, uncontrolled PWM drive, or DC bus voltage exceeding hardware threshold (58.5-60 VDC)
1. Remove the faulted rectifier, wait 3 minutes for internal DC link capacitors to discharge, then reinsert firmly. 2. Verify float and equalize voltage settings on the monitoring unit (SMU02B/C) (typical nominal is -53.5V to -56.4V). 3. If the rectifier immediately locks out with red LED again upon reinsertion, replace the damaged module. 4. Check DC distribution bus to confirm no external unregulated DC source or generator is back-feeding overvoltage.
BATT_LOW_VOLT / LLVD (Battery Undervoltage & Load Disconnect)
Controller ALM LED (Red) Steady ON, LCD displays LLVD contactor disconnected, audible buzzer active
Prolonged mains outage; battery discharge reached low-voltage disconnect threshold (typically -43.2V to -45VDC), triggering LLVD contactor trip to protect critical equipment
1. Deploy an emergency mobile diesel generator immediately or restore upstream AC mains feed. 2. Once AC power is restored, verify rectifiers enter current-limit boost charging (typically 0.1C10 to 0.15C10). 3. Verify that the LLVD contactor automatically reconnects once bus voltage rises above reconnect threshold (approx. -48VDC to -50VDC). 4. If AC is normal but false LLVD occurs, calibrate voltage sensing terminals on the SMU against a digital multimeter.
REC_FAN_FAIL (Rectifier Fan Fault/Stall)
Target Rectifier Alarm LED (Red) Steady ON or Blinking; Controller LCD reports Rectifier Fan Alarm
Rectifier air intake/exhaust blocked by severe dust buildup, fan bearing locked, or internal fan speed feedback tachometer line broken
1. Inspect front grille and air vents of the rectifier; clear obstructions and blow out dust using dry compressed air. 2. Visually check if the fan impeller spins freely; if stopped or producing grinding noise, unseat module and verify no foreign body is jammed inside. 3. Reseat module; if the fan fails to spin up during boot self-test, replace the fan assembly or entire rectifier. 4. Verify ambient telecom cabinet temperature is within operational limits (-40°C to +75°C, derating above 55°C).
CAN_COMM_FAIL (Rectifier CAN Bus Communication Interruption)
Rectifier Run LED (Green) Blinking, Controller ALM LED (Yellow/Amber) Steady ON, LCD displays module offline
Gold-finger connector pin oxidation on rectifier backplane, loose internal CAN ribbon cable, missing termination resistor, or faulty SMU communication circuit
1. Unseat the affected rectifier module, inspect gold-finger backplane pins for physical damage or debris, clean contacts, and reseat firmly. 2. Ensure the site monitoring unit (SMU02B/C) is fully latched and securely docked into its subrack slot. 3. Access the SMU controller menu to verify rectifier slot addressing and ensure no address conflicts exist. 4. Swap the rectifier into an adjacent slot: if the fault follows the module, replace the rectifier; if the fault remains on the slot, replace the backplane or SMU.

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