World Design Concepts & Technologies, Inc.

30021 Tomas Street, Suite 300, RSM, CA 92688

WDC USER MANUAL

WDC POWER REGULATOR

MODEL M100-480-REG

FOR

PHILIPS MEDICAL SYSTEMS

BRILLIANCE CT SYSTEM

PHONE: (949) 888-6092 FAX: (949) 888-6943

WEBSITE: www.wdctech.com
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

A. Product Description…..……….…………………………………………………… 3

1. Overview...……………………………………………………………………. 3
2. Features...…………………………………………………………………….. 3
3. Basic Operation.……………………………………………………………… 4
4. Specifications.………………………………………………………………… 6
Power……………………………………………………………………… 6
System…………………………………………………………………….. 6
Physical……………………………………………………………………. 7
Remote Emergency Power Off (REPO) ………………………..…...... 7
Certifications ……………………………………………………………… 7
5. Performance Features…………….………………………………………..... 8
Regulation….……………………………………………………………… 8
Filtering……………………………………………………………………. 8
Cooling..…………………………………………………………………… 10
Ruggedized System..…………………………………………………..... 10
Pulse Width Modulation.………………………………………………… 10

B. Component Identification………………………………………………………….. 11
1. Maintenance Bypass Switch………………………………………………… 11
2. Main AC Breaker……………………………………………………………… 11
3. Emergency Off Push Button…………………………………………………. 11
4. Start/Stop Push Button.………………………………………………………. 12
5. Service Required Indicator………………………………………………….... 12
6. LED Digital Operator I Display………………………………………………… 12
7. Reset Button…………………………………………………………………….. 13
8. Digital Volt Meter Displays.…………………………………………………..... 13
9. Service Access………………………………………………………………….. 13

C. Procedures………………………………………………………………………………. 14
1. Installation………………………………………………………………………… 14
Inspection..…………………………………………………………………… 14
Location...……………………………………………………………………. 14
Input Power Requirements I Connections...………………………….….. 15
Grounding……………………………………………………………….…... 15
Output Power Connections..……………………………………………..… 16
Output Over Current protection………………………………………….… 17
Shunt Trip Connections…………………………………………………..… 17
2. Start-Up Procedure.………………………………………………………….…. 18
3. Shut-Down Procedure..……………………………………….…………….….. 19
4. Bypass Procedure - AUTO to MAN..……………………….……………….… 19
5. Bypass Procedure - MAN to AUTO………………………………………….… 19

D. Drawings ……………………………………………………………………………… 20
E. Warranty Statement …………………………………………………………………. 23
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Your WDC Power Regulator System is designed to provide reliable protection

from power disturbances for many years. Please be sure to follow the
manufacturers instructions to ensure optimum performance of the equipment.
This manual contains descriptions of all controls and indicators required to
operate the WDC Power Regulator System. Please read this manual carefully
and retain it for future reference.

WARNING

Lethal voltages exist within the equipment during operation. Observe all
warnings and Cautions in this manual. Failure to comply may result in serious
injury or death. Obtain qualified service for this equipment as instructed.

WARNING

This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and,
if not installed and used in accordance with this manual, may cause interference
to radio communications. It has been tested and found to comply within the
limits for a computing device pursuant to sub part J of part 15 of FCC rules,
which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference
when operated in a commercial environment.

While every precaution has been to ensure accuracy and completeness in this manual, WDC
assumes no responsibility and disclaims all liability for damages resulting from the use of this
information or for any errors or omissions.

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SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS. This manual contains

important instructions that should be followed during
installation and maintenance of the Power Regulator.

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A. Product Description

1. Overview

The WDC Power Regulator System is a true electronic regulator that is designed specifically
for protecting sensitive electronic equipment. Our low impedance transformer and high
capacity inverter maintains power to the crucial peak demands of a wide range of electronics
systems. The WDC Power Regulator System features noise suppression, voltage regulation,
and frequency stabilization. The WDC Power Regulator System will also accept and provide
a variety of universal voltages and frequencies with ease.

The WDC Power Regulator System is designed for medical equipment applications. The
electrical and mechanical connections have been designed to withstand extreme vibration
without system degradation. Also, the electrical topology incorporates minimum components
to ensure low system weight.

2. Features

2a. Protects against Power Spikes, Surges, Sags and Brownouts

2b. Superior Voltage Regulation

2c. Accepts Universal Voltages and Frequencies:

The WDC Power Regulator System is designed to accept both U.S. and European voltages
and frequencies. The unit can be powered by 400 Vac @ 50 Hz or 480 Vac @ 60 Hz. The
WDC Power Regulator System can also provide either 400 Vac @ 50 Hz or 48O Vac @
60Hz. The voltage and frequency selection is achieved on site with minimal hardware
changes.

2d. High Current Capacity:

The WDC Power Regulator System can provide an extremely high amount of surge current to
demanding electronic equipment. The WDC Power Regulator System is designed with a
unique high inrush inverter that will supply currents many times the nominal regulator
capacity. Therefore, the WDC Power Regulator System does not have to be oversized to
meet the high inrush currents of most abnormal load requirements. The WDC Power
Regulator System overload rating is higher in both magnitude and duration than a typical
Power Regulator System. This ensures that the electronic equipment is fully power isolated /
protected during all phases of customer equipment operation.

2e. Over Voltage Protection:

The WDC Power Regulator System is equipped with several protection circuits and
components to ensure personal safety and meet required agency standards. In addition to
the normal protection.

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circuits, a quick responding over/under voltage protection circuit has been designed to protect
the imaging system. The circuitry is set to +/- 10% of nominal but can be reprogrammed to
the customer's needs..

2f. Small Size with a Low Component Count

2g. Low Impedance Magnetics:

The WDC Power Regulator is engineered with a low impedance main transformer. The
impedance is rated at 1.8% or less, which is well below the typical isolation transformer value
of 3.5% to 5%. The WDC Power Regulator transformer has a low dynamic resistance which
ensures stable output voltage regulation even during high current demands. The low
impedance components also contribute to increased system efficiency and less heat
dissipation.

2h. High Surge Suppression Capability

2i. Maintenance Bypass Switch

3. Basic Operation

The WDC Power Regulator utilizes an “on line” topology. The “on line” topology ensures a
high level of electrical isolation. The WDC Power Regulator provides continuous stable
output power regardless of the condition of the input power, with the exception of input power
loss (see figure A3-2).

The input three-phase AC power is routed into the rectifier circuitry. This circuitry converts
the AC voltage to DC voltage. The DC voltage routed to the inverter is used to regenerate
the AC output power.

With the advent of a loss of AC power to the input of the WDC Power Regulator, some ride
through is provided from the capacitors in the rectifier section. This ride through ranges from
one (1) second at no load to twelve (12) milli-seconds at full load.

The double conversion process, AC-DC-AC, has a regenerative effect on the power. The
WDC Power Regulator’s output power characteristics are isolated from the input power.
The WDC unit will provide constant three phase power even with the loss of one input phase
or incorrect phase rotation (auto-correction). Refer to the power path diagram, figure A3-1,
page 5.

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WDC MODEL M100-480-REG BLOCK DIAGRAM FOR PHILIPS

Bypass Switch
Input
Terminal Block

Input Breaker
L1 150A @ 480V Rectifier Transformer 480 Volts Output

L2
To Brilliance CT
L3

G Surge Suppressor Inverter

480 Volts
or
208 Volts
Input

Repo Start / Stop

Interface

REPO Stop Start DB15 Connector

1) Front panel shunt trip button (REPO) is shrouded with hinged clear plastic

2) DB15 connector interfaces with WDC provided 50 ft. cable & wall mounted box

3) Wall mounted box provides:

A) A hard shut down by tripping the input breaker
B) Start or Stop through the WDC on board microprocessor

4) The low impedance transformer is a delta in and Y out with a newly derived neutral
that is bonded to ground

5) The bypass circuit conve rts 208 or 480 input voltage to 480 volts output

6) 208 volts input requires a special factory setup

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4. Specifications

INPUT
Input Voltage (Nominal) 480 VAC @ 60 Hz, Three-Phase, Delta
(special order) 208 VAC @ 60 Hz, Three-Phase, Delta
Input Voltage -20%, +15%

OUTPUT
Output Power 100 kVA
Output Voltage 480 VAC
Output Voltage Regulation +/- 3%
Response Time <10ms
Output Frequency 50 / 60 Hz
Output Frequency Stability +/- 0.5%
Overload Rating 150% for 1 minute
Neutral Newly derived and bonded to earth

SYSTEM
Configuration Power Regulator – Double Conversion
Topology Regenerative, double conversion
Efficiency 91.7%
Audible Noise <65 dBA (at 1 meter)
Cooling Forced air
Heat Dissipation 7000 BTU/Hr (typical patient scan / hour)
Transient Suppression MOV Sine-wave tracking, (UL 1449 Rated)
MTBF 40,000 hour

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PHYSICAL
Dimensions 71"H x 26"W x 33”D
Weight 1975 lbs.
Electrical Connections Front
Cable Entry / Exit Top

REMOTE EMERGENCY POWER OFF STATION

Wall Mountable Box
ON and OFF button
Includes 50 Ft. Cable with DB15 Connectors

CERTIFICATIONS
UL 1778 Listed Power
UL 544 Listed Medical Grade
IE 601-1 Isolation CI.20
Surge Rated Category Per IEEE 62.41 & 62.45 recommendations
IEC 801-2 Electro Static Discharge
Seismic Zone 4 Certified Earthquake

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5. Performance Features

Regulation

Highly accurate output voltage regulation is achieved by the interaction of the rectifier and
inverter sections. The WDC Power Regulator will maintain a cons tant voltage to the sensitive
load, even with wild utility power fluctuations. Both the rectifier and inverter assist in active
electronic voltage regulation.

The AC to DC rectifier provides regulated DC voltage to the inverter section. The DC voltage
remains constant, even if the input AC voltages vary between +10% to –15% of nominal. If
the input AC voltage drops below –15% of nominal, the DC voltage will begin to drop in
proportion to the input AC voltage. The regulating inverter section will compensate for this
and maintain constant output voltage. When the input voltage drops below –25% of the
nominal, the inverter can no longer maintain constant output voltage and will shut down.

Note: The WDC UPS System will receive DC voltage from the batteries during a deep utility
voltage sag or total blackout. Therefore, constant uninterrupted output voltage is maintained
to the load. There is no switch or transfer to the battery mode.

Upon return of the normal input AC voltage, the inverter will accept DC from the rectifier and
the AC output returns to nominal.

Note: The UPS System will begin to recharge the batteries upon return of the utility power.

Filtering

There are two basic filtering systems within the WDC Power Regulator.

1. Input Filter:
The input filter is made of two components. The first component is an EMC / RFI line filter to
prevent conducted and radiated noise. The second component is a surge suppression
device to protect the Power Regulator and the load from high energy electrical noise and
voltage spikes.

2. Output Filter:
The output filter is comprised of many parts: inductors, capacitors and a power transformer.
The WDC Power Regulator has high and low frequency capacitors which provide a wide
range of noise attenuation for EMC / RFI noise. The normal mode and common mode
attenuation is greater than –90 dB and –120 dB respectively.
An oil filled output capacitor works in conjunction with the inverter inductors to form a low
pass filter with a noise attenuation at 1.5 kHz. The design of the power transformer further
filters the output power for total harmonic distortion of less than 3%.

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Figure A3-2

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Cooling

The WDC Power Regulator utilizes a fan cooling system to ensure high reliability, even under
harsh environmental conditions. Two 240 CFM fans are integrated into the top of the unit.
The two 240 CFM fans exhaust air from the WDC Power Regulator cabinet. One or more
fans are located in the inverter pulling air from the bottom of the WDC Power Regulator
across the inverter heat sink and out of the top of the inverter. The fans create a fast moving
air stream over the heat sink and power transformer assemblies.

Ruggedized System

The WDC Power Regulator basic design both electrically and mechanically is designed for
harsh environmental conditions.

The WDC Power Regulator frame is mechanically comprised of heavy duty angled painted
and anodized steel, to ensure structural integrity.

The distribution sidecar is comprised of the same material as the WDC Power Regulator
cabinet, but the distribution sidecar is a customer option and may not be installed.

The electrical harness and board connections are mechanically locked to resist degradation
due to vibration or temperature variations.

Pulse Width Modulation

The Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) circuitry comprises the power stage and the control logic.

The power stage is designed with power transistors (equal number per phase), which
produce the output AC voltage waveform. The power transistors are switched at high
frequency (5Khz to 15Khz) to ensure fast voltage regulation response. Fast response
transistors are critical for nonlinear loads, such as MRI and CT scanners.

The control logic is on two printed circuit boards controlled by a programmable

microprocessor board. The logic circuitry generates three independent control signals for the
power stage. The control signals are developed with feedback from several electrical
parameters, such as input and output voltage.

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B. Component Identification

1. Maintenance Bypass Switch

A front panel manual maintenance bypass switch has been incorporated for service and
reliability purposes.

In the unlikely event of a WDC Power Regulator failure, the bypass circuitry will allow a power
path to the critical load. The circuitry has been designed to bypass all active system
components (except the power transformer) to ensure an emergency bypass path for any
WDC Power Regulator component failure.

WARNING

Lethal voltages exist within the WDC Power Regulator cabinet, even when the unit is in the
“ON” or “bypass” mode. Only qualified service personnel with adequate training must
service this equipment.
The WDC Power Regulator may be serviced and maintained without disconnecting power to
the computer or medical equipment.

2. Main AC Breaker

When an over current condition exists, the input main circuit breaker will automatically
disconnect all input power. Whenever the WDC Power Regulator needs to be powered on or
off, the main AC breaker must be manually operated.

3. Emergency Off Push Button

Mounted into the front door of the WDC Power Regulator is a red push button labeled
"Emergency Off". This button, whe n pushed, will disconnect the main AC breaker. The
Emergency Off switch has a red indicator that becomes illuminated when the WDC Power
Regulator has output power, both in Manual or Auto mode as selected by the bypass switch.

The emergency switch is to be utilized for emergencies only. This is for the protection of
personnel and/or protection of physical property.

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4. Start / Stop Push Button

The start / stop buttons, located inside the front door are used to start and stop the inverter
section of the WDC Power Regulator.
The white power indicator is illuminated when voltage present on the output of the WDC
Power Regulator, both in Manual or Auto mode as selected by the Bypass switch.

5. Service Required Indicator - OPTIONAL

The service required indicator will become illuminated whenever one or more of the several
monitored points within the WDC Power Regulator senses a possible problem.

WARNING

There are no user serviceable parts within the WDC Power Conditioner. If the
SERVICE REQUIRED, Indicator becomes illuminated, please contact a trained
authorized service representative for service.

6. LED Digital Operator / Display

The LED Digital Display normally displays an internal amperage reading. This reading is not
an indication of the amount of current or load that is on the output of the unit. Depending on
the type of load, the meter will indicate different values. This meter is used for service,
maintenance and programming.
DO NOT ATTEMPT to change any settings unless instructed or are familiar with the use of
this panel, failure to do so, may lead to erratic operation, damage to the unit or connected
load.

When the inverter detects a fault, the LED digital display will indicate a fault condition.
Typical fault conditions are as follows:

EF3, EF4 External Fault – Under / over voltage

FAn or FU Inverter Fan Failure
Oc Over Current

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oH Overheating
oL1, 2, & 3 Overload
ou Over Voltage
Uu, Uu1, 2, & 3 Inverter Internal Low Voltage

The above faults can be reset by pressing the RESET button on the display. Before pressing
the RESET button ensure that the START / STOP button is in the OUT position (STOP.)

NOTE
If any fault persists, please contact a trained authorized service representative for
service.

7. Reset Button

A reset button has been provided on the LED display control panel. This button is used to
reset any faults that appear on the LED Display.

To operate this button the Start / Stop Button must be in the OUT position, with the inverter
stopped.

8. Digital Volt Meter Displays

Inside the front door of the WDC Power Regulator there is an additional digital display. This
display is used to indicate the WDC Power Regulator output voltage. The display will be on
any time there is output voltage from the WDC Power Regulator.

9. Service Access

Service access is obtained by removing the panels inside the front door of the WDC Power
Regulator.

ONLY TRAINED PERSONNEL SHOULD ATTEMPT REPAIRS ON THE WDC POWER

REGULATOR.

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C. Procedures

1. Installation

Inspect the container and pallet for shipping damage. If damaged, contact the shipping agent
immediately. If no damage is evident, move the packed WDC Power Regulator to its
installation location.

Using care to avoid puncturing the shipping material with any sharp objects, which would
damage the contents, open the shipping material by carefully removing any banding and
shipping material from the sides, ends and top.

Remove the packing and vapor barrier and inspect the equipment for any obvious shipping
damage. It is recommended that the units not be loosened from the shipping pallet until after
all handling by forklift or pallet jack is completed.

Immediately file a claim with the shipping agency if any damage, as a result of shipping, is
observed.

Follow these steps to inspect all surfaces for abrasions and dents.

Open the front door of the cabinet.

Remove all the screws that hold the inside false front in place.

Verify that all the transformers, inductors, electrical, and electronic devices are firmly
mounted.

Verify that the transformer coils and terminal lugs are free of contact with any grounded metal
surface and that the transformer terminal wires are securely connected.

Verify that the internal wiring is not damaged.

Verify that all wires to and from the output filter assembly, input filter assembly, inverter
assembly, and bypass switch are securely connected.

Verify that the circuit breakers are firmly seated and that the wires are securely connected.

Reinstall all panels, covers and close all doors.

Location

1. Check the size and weight, then select moving equipment accordingly. Refer to the
dimensions and weight information from the technical data sheet.

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2. Plan the route that the WDC Power Regulator will follow to ensure that all passages will
accommodate the unit and the moving equipment.

3. In the final installed position, the computer room's design should maintain adequate
service and ventilation clearances as required by local code.

Input Power Requirements / Connections

1. After unpacking and inspecting the WDC Power Regulator for shipping damage and
reporting any such damage to the carrier, it is vital that the input power be connected
correctly at the required voltages.

2. The tightening torque rating for the terminal blocks is, 120 inch lbs. for 2 /0 to #6 AWG and
50 inch lbs. for #8 AWG wire.

3. It is highly recommended that a qualified electrician make all input and output power
connections.

4. It is vital that a true ground be brought into the unit, not a neutral. The ground conductor
should be the same size as the three input / primary voltage phase conductors.

5. Minimum wire to be used is, No.4 AWG, 75 deg. C copper wire.

The input power connections to the WDC Power Regulator are located under the top access
plate. Remove the top plate to gain access to the nine pole terminal block. The terminal
block is comprised of four input power connections (3 hots + ground), and five output power
connections (3 hots + neutral + ground). Phase rotation should be checked and verified for
clockwise rotation.

Note: The WDC Power Regulator will automatically configure the phase rotation in the
forward direction (even if the input power is mis-wired). However, the output of the WDC
Power Regulator will not automatically configure the phase rotation in the forward direction
while in the bypass (manual) mode. Therefore, the WDC Power Regulator output power
should be checked for proper forward phase rotation while in the bypass mode.

Grounding
1. The ground terminals centralize the system grounds for routing back to the building
service entry panel and the output load. The equipment grounding electrode terminals are all
tied to a single point within the cabinet along with all grounds from within the WDC Power
Regulator cabinet. This single point functions as a true, single-point ground. The output
neutral point, equipment ground, transformer core, cabinet and system ground are all tied
together at one point.

2. The tightening torque rates for the terminal blocks are, 120 inch lbs. for 2/0 to #6 AWG
and 50 inch lbs. for #8 AWG wire. Minimum wire to be used is, No. 4 AWG, 75 deg. C
copper wire.

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WARNING
DO NOT CONNECT THE WDC POWER REGULATOR GROUND WIRE TO ANY FORM OF
AN ISOLATED GROUND SYSTEM. SUCH A CONNECTION WOULD RESULT IN A
SAFETY HAZARD, SUCH AS AN UNDER GROUND FAULT CONDITION OR PASS
THROUGH OF LIGHTNING STRIKE ENERGY, OR MAY CAUSE SEVERE LOAD DAMAGE.

CAUTION
Modification of the grounding method will impair performance and safety.

Output Power Connections

1. The tightening torque ratings for the terminal blocks are, 120 inch lbs. for 2/0 to #6
AWG and 50 inch lbs. for #8 AWG wire.

2. It is highly recommended that a qualified electrician make all input and output power
connections.

3. It is vital that a true ground be brought into the unit, not a neutral. The ground conductor
should be the same size as the three input / primary voltage phase conductors

4. Minimum wire to be used is No. 4 AWG, 75 deg. C copper wire.

5. The WDC Power Regulator is offered in two cabinet widths. Verify the cabinet width and
follow the appropriate instructions.

The output power connections of the WDC Power Regulator are located under the top access
plate. Remove the top plate to gain access to the nine -pole terminal block. The terminal
block is comprised of four input power connections (3 hots + plus ground) and five output
power connections (3 hots + neutral + ground).

Note: The WDC Power Regulator will automatically configure the phase rotation in the
forward direction (even if the input power is mis-wired). However, the output of the WDC
Power Regulator will not automatically configure the phase rotation in the forward direction
while in the bypass (manual) mode. Therefore, the WDC Power Regulator output power
should be checked for proper forward phase rotation while in the bypass mode.

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Output Over Current Protection

The output over current protection for the WDC Power Regulator will result in shut down of
the output power. This is accomplished by an internal electronic logic sensing circuit. The
output power will be automatically restored upon removal of the over current condition.

Shunt Trip Connections - Remote Emergency Power Off (REPO)

Both the WDC Power Regulator has connections for emergency shut down interface
purposes.

The WDC Power Regulator comes complete with a remote “shut down” box and a 50 foot
interface cable. The interface cable completes the circuit between the wall mounted “shut
down” box and the WDC Power Regulator. The cable has fifteen pin connectors (DB 15) on
each end. The DB 15 connector is located in the upper portion of the WDC Power Regulator.

The cable is shipped with one connector removed to ease routing through conduit. The
interface cable can be routed through ½” conduit with one connector removed. The interface
cable can be routed through 1½” conduit with both connectors attached.
Instructions are provided for connector re-attachment purposes.
The cable is a CLASS 2 type that is intended to carry a 24 Volt signal. Conduit is normally
not required for this plenum rated cable unless it is routed between floors or local code
mandates conduit use.

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2. Start up Procedure

Follow the Start up procedure only after all power and grounding connections to the WDC
Power Regulator are completed.

a. Verify input phase rotation is clockwise “ABC”.

b. Verify that the Power Regulator input breaker is set in the OFF position.

c. The WDC Power Regulator is equipped with a maintenance bypass selector switch;
set it to the “AUTO” position.

d. Energize the feeder circuit for the input power of the WDC Power Regulator.

e. Set the Power Regulator input AC breaker to the ON position.

f. Wait for the display on the WDC Power Regulator to show “00.0A”.

g. Push the “RUN/START” button.

h. Verify the output voltage is correct BEFORE POWERING the intended load.

i. Power up all electrical equipment connected to the WDC Power Regulator, as specified
by the equipment manufacturer.

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3. Shut-Down Procedure

The shut down procedure is the reverse of the start-up procedure:

a. Power down all electrical equipment connected to the WDC Power Regulator.

b. Turn off all output circuit breakers (if applicable).

c. Push the “START/STOP” button on the front of the WDC Power Regulator.

d. Set the Power Regulator input AC breaker to the OFF position.

e. De-energize the input feeder breaker.

4. Bypass Procedure – AUTO to MAN (manual) Position

The WDC bypass circuit routes the utility power around the active regulation electronic
circuits. This ensures power to the load in the unlikely event of a regulator circuit failure. The
bypass circuit contains the surge suppression, high frequency noise attenuation, voltage
transformation (if necessary) and filtering.

When operating the bypass switch always ensure that all equipment on the output of the
WDC Power Regulator has been turned off.

Rotate the bypass switch to the OFF position, then to the MAN position.

WARNING

Rotation of the bypass switch will turn off all output power from the WDC Power
Regulator while it’s being operated in either MAN or AUTO mode.

5. Bypass Procedure – MAN (manual) to AUTO

Before operating the bypass switch, always ensure that all equipment on the output the WDC
Power Regulator has been turned off.

Rotate the bypass switch to the OFF position, then to the AUTO position.

WARNING

Rotation of the bypass switch will turn off all output power from the WDC Power
Regulator while it’s being operated in either MAN or AUTO mode.

If the WDC Power Regulator is not running go to the Start-up procedure and perform it at this
time.

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Input Power (480 Volts) Output Power (480 Volts)

TB 1

TB 2

REPO Button

Start Button Stop Button

REPO Box Power Regulator Cabinet

TB 1 – Input / Output Voltage INPUT OUTPUT

(Top Cable Access)

A B C G A B C N G

TB 2 – Remote Emergency Power Off (REPO)

• Wall mounted REPO box Included 8 1
• 50 Ft. REPO cable Included
• REPO button trips shunt trip input breaker 15 9
DB 15 Connector

Notes
• All Terminal Blocks (TB) are accessed through top knockouts
• Service Clearance – none for rear or sides
• Power Regulator contains an internal 150 Amp (480 v) shunt trip input breaker
• Recommended feed breaker is 150 Amps, 480 Volts
• Bypass Switch – Auto (regulation), Off (no output power), Manual (bypass regulation)
• REPO cable has one connector removed for ½” conduit routing & site attachment
• 2 cooling fans exhaust air through top of electronics cabinet – 7000 BTU/Hr Dissipation
• Power Regulator can operate in ambient room temperatures up to 100 F
• Dimensions: 71”H x 26”W x 33”D
• Weight: 1975 lbs.
• Castors are included

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Electronics Cabinet Front View – Behind Front Door

Fan Fan
Meter

Keypad

Start

Man. off Auto Stop

Bypass Switch

Input Breaker

VENT

Breaker Table
1 – Input Breaker 480V,3P,150A

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Electronics Cabinet Front View – Front Door

Hinge

Key Hole Emergency Off Button

Hinge

• Two (2) keys are provided with the unit

• Emergency Button will trip the input breaker & battery breaker
• Emergency Button is protected by a clear plastic hinged shroud
• Front door can be removed by spring loaded hinges

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D. WARRANTY STATEMENT

WDC Power Regulator

The Seller warrants to the Buyer (defined for the purposes of this section only as the first
purchaser for use) that all products furnished under this order and which are manufactured by
the Seller will conform to final specifications, drawings, samples and other written
descriptions approved, in writing by the seller and will be in effect for a period of twelve (12)
months after shipment to the Buyer. If the Seller installs the equipment by contract, said
twelve (12) months shall run from the completion of installation provided that the installation
is not unreasonably delayed by the Buyer. A unit placed with the Buyer on consignment and
then later purchased will be under warranty for twelve (12) months from the time the Seller
receives notification of the Buyer's intent to purchase said consigned item. The foregoing in
its entirety is subject to the provision that in no case will the total warranty period extend
beyond eighteen (18) months from date the seller ships equipment from the point of
manufacture.

The liability of the Seller hereunder is limited to replacing or repairing at the Seller's factory or
on the job site at the Seller's sole option. Any part or parts which have been returned to the
Seller and which are defective or do not conform to such specifications, drawings or other
written descriptions shall be replaced, provided that such part or parts are returned by the
Buyer within ninety (90) days after such defect is found. Items affected by factors other tha n
defective equipment such as filters, fuses, or light bulbs are not covered by this warranty.
Parts replaced or repaired in the warranty period shall carry the unexpired portion of the
original warranty. Warranty service will be provided during normal working hours. Additional
charges will be assessed to the Buyer for service outside normal hours or for additional costs
incurred in order to comply with local labor contracts. All items returned to the Seller for
repair or replacement must be sent freight prepaid to its factory and will be returned to the
Buyer freight collect. The Buyer must obtain the Sellers Returned Goods Authorization prior
to returning items. The above conditions must be met if warranty is to be valid, The Seller will
not be liable for any damage done by unauthorized repair work, unauthorized replacement
parts, or from any misapplication of the item or for damage due to an accident, abuse or an
Act of God.

In no event shall the Seller be liable for loss, damage, or expense directly or indirectly arising
from the use of the units or from any other cause except as expressly stated in this warranty.
THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE
FACE HEREOF. THE SELLER DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANT
ABILITY OF THE GOODS OR OF THE FITNESS OF THE GOODS FOR ANY INTENDED
PURPOSE.

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The Seller is not liable for, and the Buyer waives any right of action it has or may have
against the Seller for any consequential or special damages arising out of any breach of
warranty and for any damages the Buyer may claim for damage to any property of injury or
death to any person arising out of its purchase or the use, operation, or maintenance of the
product. The Seller will not be liable for any labor subcontracted or performed by the Buyer
for preparation of item under warranty for return to the Seller’s factory or for preparation work
for field repair or replacement. Invoicing of the Seller for labor either performed or
subcontracted by the Buyer will not be considered as a liability by the Seller.

The Seller's obligations under this warranty are conditioned upon timely receipt of all
payments in strict accordance with payment terms, time being of the essence in this regard.
During the time while the Seller has not received any amount overdue, the Seller shall have
no obligation under this warranty. The expiration date or the warranty shall not be extended
upon payment of the overdue amount.

This warranty may be modified only in writing, signed by an officer of the Seller and shall
extend to the Buyer as defined in this section but to no one else. Accessories supplied by the
Seller but manufactured by others carry any warranty the manufacturers of such accessories
have made to the Seller and which can be passed on to the Buyer.

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