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ETP48300-C9A1 Equipment information & support

The Huawei ETP48300-C9A1 is a modular 19-inch high-capacity DC power plant combining AC input surge suppression, high-efficiency conversion, multi-tiered battery Low Voltage Disconnect (LVD), and remote SNMP telemetry.

Equipment information

Brand
Huawei
Equipment model
ETP48300-C9A1
Equipment type
Indoor power systems
Controller / software version
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Nominal DC Output Voltage
-48 V DC
Physical Dimensions Spec
130 (3U) × 442 × 360 mm
Operating Temperature
-40 ~ +65 °C
Rectifier Module Slots
6 × 50A Slots
AC Input Mode
380V 3-Phase / 220V 1-Phase Compatible
System Monitoring Controller
SMU02B / SMU02C

Alarms & troubleshooting

AC_FAIL (AC Mains Failure / Phase Loss)
SMU controller ALM red LED solid on; Rectifier green input LED off, red fault LED solid on
External grid blackout, AC input breaker tripped, AC distribution fuse blown, or phase voltage outside the 85V–300V AC operating range
1. Measure phase-to-neutral voltages at the main AC input terminals with a multimeter to verify grid power. 2. Inspect the AC input circuit breaker and busbars; reset tripped breakers and torque loose connections. 3. Verify that line voltage and frequency match rectifier ratings (85V–300V AC); switch to backup diesel generator if grid voltage remains aberrant.
RECT_HVSD (Rectifier Output Overvoltage Shutdown)
Faulty rectifier red fault LED solid on (locked out), yellow LED solid on or off; SMU ALM indicator lit
Internal DC-DC feedback loop failure, degraded output capacitors, or parallel load share runaway causing DC bus output to exceed the 59.5V DC hardware shutdown threshold
1. Identify and record the locked-out rectifier slot number from the SMU monitoring interface. 2. Remove the faulty rectifier module, wait 3 minutes for internal capacitors to discharge, then reinsert firmly to reset. 3. If the module locks out immediately upon power-up, internal hardware is damaged; replace with a tested spare rectifier (R4850G2/similar).
DC_UNDER_VOLT (DC Bus Undervoltage / LLVD Disconnect)
SMU controller ALM red LED solid on, buzzer sounds continuous alarm, LLVD contactor disconnected status indicator active
Prolonged mains outage causing deep battery discharge, complete rectifier subsystem failure, or bus voltage falling below preset thresholds (typically 47.0V DC for LLVD and 43.2V DC for BLVD)
1. Connect a mobile emergency generator immediately to restore AC input, restart rectifiers, and supply system loads. 2. If AC power cannot be restored promptly, shed remaining non-critical loads to prevent permanent battery damage before BLVD triggers. 3. After grid recovery, verify SMU battery parameters, reconnect LLVD contactors manually if locked, and monitor battery boost recharge currents.
CAN_COMM_FAIL (Rectifier CAN Bus Communication Failure)
Rectifier yellow indicator blinking slowly (0.5Hz); SMU controller LCD displays communication loss; module transitions to autonomous fallback
Backplane CAN communication bus trace fault, missing or incorrect termination resistor, bent backplane connector pins, or SMU controller CAN transceiver fault
1. Check physical seating of rectifiers; unlatch and reseat the affected module, inspecting rear connectors for bent pins or debris. 2. Inspect SMU seating; navigate the local SMU menu to confirm module address mapping and communication baud rate settings. 3. Power down system logic and measure resistance between CAN_H and CAN_L across the bus (nominal value should be approx. 60 ohms with both terminations); replace SMU or backplane if shorted.
SPD_FAIL (Surge Protective Device Failure / Trip)
SPD physical inspection window turns from green to red; SMU ALM yellow/major alarm indicator illuminated
Lightning surge or severe transient line overvoltage triggered the Metal Oxide Varistor (MOV), causing internal thermal disconnection mechanism to trip
1. Visually inspect the Surge Protective Device cartridges inside the AC Distribution Unit (ACDU) to pinpoint the tripped cartridge (red indicator). 2. Inspect the dedicated SPD upstream miniature circuit breaker and verify the signal cable on the dry-contact auxiliary switch. 3. Hot-swap the damaged SPD plug-in cartridge with an identical rating replacement (e.g., 20kA/40kA, 385V AC), confirm the indicator turns green, and clear the alarm on the SMU.

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