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‎2021-05-13 12:30 AM

PowerLogic T300 - Configuration for 19x SC150 and 4x LV150 modules

Hello everyone,

 

How many modules (SC150, LV150) can support HU250 module, if not powered from PS50 module? I've came across different information considering this topic. 

 

Specifically, I'm interested if it's possible for PowerLogic T300 to have this configuration: HU250, 19xSC150,  4xLV150? Is this too many modules for HU250 to support?

 

Thanks in advance.

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‎2021-06-11 07:32 AM

Hello, 

 

PowerLogic T300 can be set up with up to 23  SC150 modules, and up to 6 LV150.

So having 19*SC150 +4*LV150 is possible but requires a power supply more powerful than one PS50 (e.g., 2x PS50).

With such a large configuration, PM and PQ options should not be activated if not necessary.

 

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‎2021-05-13 03:11 AM

@LudovicL , @JYPOC could youp please support with this question related to T300?.

 

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‎2021-06-11 07:32 AM

Hello, 

 

PowerLogic T300 can be set up with up to 23  SC150 modules, and up to 6 LV150.

So having 19*SC150 +4*LV150 is possible but requires a power supply more powerful than one PS50 (e.g., 2x PS50).

With such a large configuration, PM and PQ options should not be activated if not necessary.

 

   Mathieu.

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‎2021-06-11 08:12 AM

HI,

 

Agreed with Mathieu about to avoid unnecessary configuration, remember that the T300 modules like SC150 uses an 104 channel through a ethernet daisy chain to communicate with the Head Unit. So it is a good practice to optimize the dataflow as much as possible.

 

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