Huawei / DC Power Systems (-48V)

ETP48200-K5C9 Equipment information & support

The Huawei ETP48200-K5C9 is a classic 5U embedded telecom DC power subrack supporting 200A system capacity, renowned for exceptional field durability across global telecom carrier networks.

Equipment information

Brand
Huawei
Equipment model
ETP48200-K5C9
Equipment type
DC Power Systems (-48V)
Controller / software version
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Huawei ETP48200-K5C9 Embedded DC Power System (-48V 200A 5U Telecom Subrack) - Isometric 45-Degree Angled View

Information below comes from the current product catalogue. Confirm the controller, software version and configuration of the installed equipment separately.

Operating Efficiency Rating
96%
AC Input Voltage
85V - 300V AC Wide Tolerance
Chassis Form Factor
19-Inch Rackmount
Rated Distribution Capacity
200A / 12kW
Nominal DC Output Voltage
-48VDC (-42V ~ -58V)
Operating Temperature Range
-40°C ~ +75°C

Alarms & troubleshooting

MAINS_FAIL / AC_POWER_LOSS
Power distribution Amber LED solid, controller buzzer active
Mains utility grid failure, upstream transformer trip, or main AC breaker open
1. Verify battery discharge current and remaining backup runtime on monitor;\n2. Start standby generator (DG) and confirm transfer switch closure;\n3. Measure incoming 3-phase AC voltage and frequency stability;\n4. After grid recovery, verify rectifiers soft-start and initiate boost charging.
LLVD_TRIP / LOAD_SHEDDING
Controller screen displays LLVD alarm, DC load contactor opened
Prolonged blackout caused battery voltage to drop below threshold (44.0VDC default), shedding non-critical loads
1. Confirm priority telecommunication loads on BLVD branch remain powered;\n2. Deploy mobile emergency power generators to replenish battery plant;\n3. Upon grid restoration, observe DC bus rising past reset threshold (48.0VDC);\n4. Verify all load shedding contactors re-engage and resume service.
SPD_FAIL / SURGE_ARRESTOR
Surge arrestor inspection window turns Red from Green, alarm relay closed
Lightning induced transient surge or utility overvoltage caused MOV thermal breakdown and disconnection
1. Inspect visual disconnect indicator window on AC surge protector module;\n2. Verify upstream SPD backup fuse or miniature circuit breaker status;\n3. Open SPD circuit breaker and pull out damaged plug-in cartridge;\n4. Insert genuine replacement cartridge (20kA/40kA rating) and reset breaker.

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