Ascot Italy Hybrid Solar+diesel
Ascot Italy Hybrid Solar+diesel
Ascot Italy Hybrid Solar+diesel
Address: ASCOT srl 3a Strada Zona Industriale - 93012 Gela (CL) Italy
TEL. +39 0933 913003 Fax +39 0933 917682
ISO 9001:2000 Certified Company
Hybrid Power System Model HPS720/1800W
1. 0 INTRODUCTION
These specifications cover the supply of Photo Voltaic Solar Systems that will be operating in
conjunction with a D.C. generating set and the associated control panel to provide necessary
D.C. power supplies to telecommunications equipment at various sites country wide.
The power supply will consist of:
a) The PV Solar Power System with the operating voltage of 48VDC positive ground.
b) A 10 KW D.C. generator with an operating voltage of 48V positive ground.
c) A control panel to interface the Solar Power System, the D.C. generating set and the
rectifiers (which shall be assumed as existing).
f. Each offered PV module has a factory installed Bypass diode to protect the module
against reverse current.
g Each module will have an indelible serial number inscribed on the module.
h. Additional fringes of solar panels will be welded together as a means of securing them
at the time of installation.
i. Each solar panel will be engraved with Uganda Telecom logo.
j. The module will conform to IEC 61215 and its manufacture is ISO 9001 certified.
3.2.4. Battery.
a. European made Deep Cycling Maintenance-free gas recombination sealed valve-
regulated batteries are offered. Total Battery capacity is be 1000 Ah C10 rate at 250C.
For maintenance purposes the battery string consist of two battery banks, each of 500
Ahr.
b. Operational life at 20°C will be better than 15 years.
c. Self-discharge rate is less than 2%/month at 25°C.
d. Allowable DOD will be 80%.
e. Design DOD is assumed to be 50% in normal circumstances.
f. Offered Battery will conform to IEC 896-2 tests and DIN 40 742 part 1 safety
standard. IEC 896-2 cycles shall be stated.
g. A suitable battery rack and container, suitable for outdoor installation, occupying not
more than 1 m2 floor space and not higher than 1.5m is offered.
c. The offered Charge Controller shall fulfill all system requirements as laid out in these
specifications.
d. The Controller is able to handle up to 75Amps at 48V DC.
e. The Charge controller incorporates a device to monitor the following :
i. Battery Voltage
ii. Battery Current
iii. Load Current
iv. Load Voltage
f. The Controller has programmable functions that allow field setting of charge
modes/alarm values:
i. Low voltage disconnect (Adjustable between 42V – 46.0V)
ii. Low Battery Alarm (Adjustable between 46.8V – 47.4V)
iii. High Voltage Alarm (Adjustable between 56.0V - 60.0V)
iv. Generator Start Voltage: (adjustable between 46.8V – 47.4V)
v. Generator stop Voltage (Adjustable between 53.2V – 56.0)
The controller has high reliability and is estimated to work without fail for a sufficiently
long period which is not less than 5 years.
4.3 The nominal D.C. output voltage to the telecommunications equipment will be
maintained within the limits of +4% for variations of load current between 10% 100% of full
load and within ambient temperature range of 0-450C.
Voltage overshoot is minimized to a limit of +4% when switching the equipment ON or OFF.
4.4 The equipment incorporates effective suppression of electrical interference.
Radio frequency interference suppressors shall be in accordance with BSS 613 or an
equivalent standard.
4.5 The noise across the D.C. supply to telecommunications equipment will not exceed
1mVrms psophometric value in accordance with CITT recommendation for the whole load
range, even without a battery.
6.0. Alarms
6.1 System and individual component failure is monitored by a dry contact alarm with an
open/close circuit for the possibility of extending the alarms to a remote Network
Maintenance Centre.
6.2 The Alarm cable is to be laid inside a PVC conduit in the ground to the DDF Rack
inside the BTS Equipment Room.
6.3 The following alarms among others shall be provided:
i. Low Battery Alarm (the alarm will be initiated before the battery voltage has
reached the nominal discharge value)
ii. High Battery Alarm (the alarm indicates the over-charging of the battery)
iii. No output from the solar array.
7.0 HANDBOOKS/INFORMATION
7.1 A comprehensive handbook is provided
a) Solar Plant, D.C.
b) Generator
c) Inverter.
d) Batteries.
7.2 The handbook contains complete information and illustrations for installation,
commissioning, operation and maintenance including the circuit diagrams of the elements of
the equipment.
7.3 A complete component catalogue including information of re-ordering will be
provided. A list of test equipment and tools will be included with the system.
7.4 Marking on the equipment, drawings and handbooks supplied will be in English.
7.5 Special Installation Tools for the project.