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5.3.6 Battery Backup
The 12VDC 7AH battery (if in a fully-charged, good
condition) provides approximately 2.0 hours of
standby time for a fully loaded system.
A battery charging facility is available that can
provide up to 0.5 A at 13.8 VDC or 0.25 A at 27.6
VDC.
Door Controllers
The battery backup voltage must match
the lock output voltage, i.e. 12 V VDC or
24 V VDC. You may use two 12 VDC
batteries in series to provide 24 VDC.
The capacity of the battery required should be
calculated based on:
• The current consumption of the door controller
(1 A).
• The current consumption of the devices attached
to the reader channels (up to 800 mA).
• The current consumption of the locks when
operating normally (up to 2 A each).
• The type of lock, continuous (fail-safe) or
intermittent (fail-secure).
• The length of time the system should operate
without mains power.
• The following tables will help you estimate the
current.
Lock Supply Current
For continuous, or fail-safe locks the continuous lock
supply current is the current drawn by the lock. For
fail-secure locks, however, you need to estimate the
equivalent continuous current by using the following
equation:
Figure 14: Continuous Current Estimation
Equation
CLC = {Lock Current Rating x LRT} x
NOP / 3600
where
CLC = Equivalent Continuous Lock Current
LRT = Lock Release Time (in seconds)
NOP = Number of Operation per hour
The lock current rating should be indicated in the
lock specification.
Example:
A 500 mA lock strike with a 5 second lock release time,
operating 50 times an hour would give:
CLC = (500 x 5) x 50 / 3600 = 35 mA
Note:
If you have any doubt about the current drawn by a
lock, you should measure it at the controller using a
meter.
The maximum current that should be drawn from
each lock output is:
2.0 A at 12 VDC 1.0 A at 24 VDC
In Table 11 record the type and current consumption
of each lock fitted.
Table 11: Continuous Lock Supply Current
Channel Type:
Continuous/
Intermittent
Continuous
Lock Current
1
2
3
4
Total =
Reader Supply Current
There is a maximum of
200 mA available per reader channel on the 18 V
supply. Readykey readers of all types draw
approximately 90 mA each continuously. If you fit
Alarm Modules or AEMs, a reader combiner or
Wiegand interface unit, you should ensure that the
maximum current available, 800 mA, is not
exceeded.
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