
The ENI-PS3000-6,4-AC/DC static converter is intended to provide power from 3 kVDC systems to non-traction system loads. The converter can supply power to all equipment with the rated input voltage of 3 x 400 VAC, 50 Hz or 230 VAC, 50 Hz and 24 VDC (for battery bank charging).
Supply voltage | 3000 VDC |
Supply voltage variation | 2000 ÷ 3900 VDC |
Power rating | 6,4 kVA |
Output voltage | 3 x 400 VAC, 230 VAC oraz 24 VDC |
AC output rated power | 6,3 kVA |
DC output rated power | 100 W |
Protection | output terminal shorting long-lasting overload |
Galvanic separation of input voltage and output voltage | |
Cooling | natural |
Ambient temperature | -33°C ÷ +40°C |
Enclosure protection rating | IP55 |
Size [L x W x H] | 800 x 500 x 1300 mm |
Weight | 195 ± 10 kg |
The device is encased with a steel frame, designed for installation in switching station rooms. The converter enclosure is a sealed and durable instrument cabinet. The cabinet back wall features the aluminium heat sinks. The single door is swung to the right for service access. The enclosure is preserved with a powder coat for improved resistance to operating conditions. The converter is mounted with four fastening holes in the base. The metal components of the enclosure are isolated from the internal electrical system. The contact system voltage input is provided over two cables, passing the glands, and into the HV input lines of the converter, located at the bottom section of the back wall.
The converter ENI-PS3000-6,4-AC/DC transforms the 3 kVDC railway contact system supply voltage into output voltages:
The supply voltage passes the input filter on the way to the HV inverter and is converted there into HF AC voltage to power the primary winding of the power transformer. The transformer secondary winding output voltage is rectified and filtered to power the LV block of the converter. The LV block generates the AC and DC output voltages and feeds them to the converter output terminals. The HV lines (the contact system voltage) and the output voltage lines are galvanically separated, and all electric circuits are isolated from the device enclosure. The DC and three-phase AC output lines are galvanically separated from each other. The control systems ensure stable AC and DC voltage outputs. The diagnostic systems monitor the performance and operating readiness of the entire device and its individual blocks. The internal control systems of the converter feature microprocessor controllers for the individual functional blocks. The device generates three-phase sine-wave AC output voltage (through an integrated harmonic filter).
Device functionalities: