Tridonic 89800201 EM 04 ST G2 – Limited Stock

89800201 Technical data

89800201 Electrical data

Rated supply voltage 220 – 240 V
Mains frequency 50 / 60 Hz
Mains current 60 mA
Rated power < 10 W
Overvoltage protection 320 V (for 1 h)
Maximum operating voltage (U-OUT of the ECG) 460 V

Battery charging time 1 h 10 h
Battery charging time 3 h 15 h
Discharge current, Standard BLF 1 A
Discharge current, High Output BLF 2.2 A
Time to light 1.2 s from detection of emergency event
Leakage current (PE) 0.5 mA
Ambient temperature ta -5 … +60 °C
Max. casing temperature tc +70 °C
Mains voltage changeover threshold according to EN 60598-2-22
Min. lamp starting temperature (emergency operation) -5 °C
Type of protection IP20
Rest mode max. number of emergency units 100
Rest mode max. wiring distance 1,000 m

89800201 Standards

• EN 61347-2-7
• EN 60925
• EN 55015
• EN 61000-3-2
• EN 61000-3-3
• EN 61547
• EN 60068-2-64
• EN 60068-2-29
• EN 60068-2-30
• according to EN 50172
• according to EN 60598-2-22
• according to EN 62034

89800201 Commissioning

After installation of the luminaire and initial connection of the mains supply and battery supply to the 89800201 the unit will commence charging the batteries for 20 hours (initial charge). The 20 hours recharge occurs also if a new battery is connected or the module exits the rest mode condition. The following automatic commissioning duration test is only performed when
a battery is replaced and fully charged (after 20 hours).

89800201 Testing:

Commissioning test

A full commissioning test is carried out automatically after permanent connection of the supply for 5 days. The easy commissioning feature will set the initial test day and time to ensure random testing of units.

Functional test

Functional tests are carried out for 30 seconds on a weekly basis under the control of the Micro controller. Initiation and timing of these tests is set during the commissioning of the luminaire.

Duration test

A full duration test (3 hr. resp. 1 hr.) is carried out yearly to check the capacity of the batteries. For a full description of commissioning and test features please refer to application notes.

Test switch

An optional test switch can be wired to each 89800201. This can be used to to:
• initiate a 5 seconds function test: press 200 ms < T < 1s
• execute function test as long as switch pressed: press > 1s
• reset selftest timer (adjust local timing): press > 10 s

Timer reset functionality

The timer for function and duration test can be set to a particular time of the day by either pressing the test switch for longer than 10 seconds or cycling the unswitched line supply 5 times within 1 minute. The timer adjustment will enable the test start time to be defined manually at time in day when the timer was reset.

It will also disable the adaptive test algorithm thereby forcing the unit to perform the test at the same time rather than it being defined by the adaptive algorithm. This function will only work provided the interval time is greater than zero (automatic test mode enabled). The delay timer value set when the unit was commissioned will be reloaded in order to randomise the tests between adjacent units.

Mechanical details

Channel manufactured from galvanised steel.
Cover manufactured from white pre-coated steel.

LED bi-colour status indicator

• Green / red
• Mounting hole 6.5 mm diameter, 1 – 1.6 mm thickness
• Lead length 0.3 m / 1.0 m
• Insulation rating: 90 °C
• Plug connection

Test switch

• Mounting hole 7.0 mm diameter
• Lead length 0.55 m
• Plug connection

Battery leads

• Quantity: 1 red and 1 black
• Length: 1.3 m
• Wire type: 0.5 mm2 solid conductor
• Insulation rating: 90 °C

Battery end termination

Push on 4.8 mm receptacle to suit battery spade fitted with insulating cover
Module end termination
8.0 mm stripped insulation
Two-piece batteries are supplied with a 200 mm lead with 4.8 mm receptacles at each end and insulating covers to connect the separate sticks together.

Rest Mode / Inhibit Mode

Emergency operation is automatically started when the mains supply is switched off. If the Rest Mode is activated, the discharging of the battery will be minimized by switching off the lamp. If the Inhibit Mode has been activated before the mains supply is switched off, Rest Mode will be automatically activated if the mains supply is switched off within 15 minutes.
Rest Mode and Inhibit Mode can be initiated by applying a short pulse between 9.5 and 22.5 VDC in amplitude for a period of 150 to 1,000 ms.

This pulse shall be applied to terminals marked Rest. After a mains reset the 89800201 exits the Rest Mode. Rest Mode and Inhibit Mode can both be disabled by applying a voltage pulse of
1,000 to 2,000 ms to the terminals marked as Rest to send the RE-LIGHT/ RESET INHIBIT command.

Isolation and electric strength testing of luminaires

Electronic devices can be damaged by high voltage. This has to be considered during the routine testing of the luminaires in production. According to IEC 60598-1 Annex Q (informative only!) or ENEC 303-Annex A, each luminaire should be submitted to an isolation test with 500VDC for 1 second. This test voltage should be connected between the interconnected phase
and neutral terminals and the earth terminal. The isolation resistance must be at least 2MΩ.

As an alternative, IEC 60598-1 Annex Q describes a test of the electrical strength with 1,500VAC (or 1,414 x 1,500VDC). To avoid damage to the electronic devices this test must not be conducted.

Batteries

Connection method: 4.8 x 0.5 mm spade tag welded to end of cell For stick packs this connection is accessible after the battery caps have been fitted.

To inhibit inverter operation disconnect the batteries by removing the connector from the battery spade tag.

For battery data see separate data sheet.

Life-time

Average life-time 50,000 hours under rated conditions with a failure rate of less than 10 %. Average failure rate of 0.2 % per 1000 operating hours.

Electrical connections

An earthed starting aid is recommended. The module should be earthed by the fixings used to attach it to the luminaire.

89800201 Wiring

Lamp/ballast/supply

Loosen wire through twisting and pulling

Note:

Basic insulation between supply and battery circuit

IDC interface

• solid wire with a cross section of 0.5 mm² according to the specification from IDC terminals

Maximum lamp lead capacitance

terminals 5 and 6 (* hot leads) 100 pF 1)
terminals 3 and 4 200 pF

89800201 Wiring

89800201 Wiring guidelines

To ensure that a luminaire containing high frequency emergency units complies with EN 55015 for radio frequency conducted interference in both normal and emergency mode it is essential to follow good practice in the wiring layout.

Within the luminaire the switched and unswitched 50Hz supply wiring must be routed as short as possible and be kept as far away as possible from the lamp leads.

This means, for example, in a linear T8 or T5 luminaire the mains wiring should be routed along one side of the luminaire body, while the wires to the emergency lamp from the emergency module are routed along the other side.

The high frequency emergency lamp wiring contains “hot” leads at pins 5 and 6, which have high voltage to earth. These should be kept as short as possible and separated from other wiring to minimize coupling. They also have a restriction on capacitance to other wiring and earth of 100pF, which must be observed to ensure good lamp starting.

With an earth connection of the metal case of the emergency module the noise suppression can be further improved. The wiring of the earth should be kept as short as possible.

Through wiring may affect the emc performance of the luminaire. With the use of the fifth pole possible compatibility problems between the products can be prevented. Depending on the luminaire wiring the radio suppression in the emergency mode of operation can be further improved.

Capacitive loading limits of lamp leads must not be exceeded. Note the capacitance of the emergency lamp leads adds to the capacitance of the leads from the ballast to the 89800201 module when considering ballast loading.

The LED and test switch wiring should be routed separately and kept as far away as possible from the high frequency lamp leads to avoid coupling.

To avoid the damage of the control gear, the wiring must be protected against short circuits to earth (sharp edged metal parts, metal cable clips, louver, etc.).

Fluorescent self-test emergency modules are automated control units installed within fluorescent fixtures to provide backup power during a mains outage. They automatically perform mandatory monthly and annual safety checks—simulating power failures and testing battery duration—while using built-in LEDs to alert personnel to any faults.

How They Work

Automated Testing: Equipped with an accurate internal clock and microprocessor, the module interrupts the permanent mains supply at programmed intervals.

Functional Tests: Typically runs brief function tests (e.g., 30 seconds) every 28 to 30 days to ensure the inverter, lamp, and battery are operational.

Duration Tests: Simulates a full-rated power failure (usually 3 hours) every 6 to 12 months to verify battery capacity and discharge rates.

Status Indication: A multi-function bi-colour (red/green) LED indicator displays the results. A flashing or colour-coded sequence indicates battery condition, lamp failure, or an aborted test.

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