Rotor Position Sensor (RPS) Upgrade Caterpillar


Rotor Position Sensor (RPS) Upgrade

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Rotor Position Sensor (RPS) Upgrade

CONFIDENTIAL TIBU4059-00

TECHNICAL INFORMATION BULLETIN

February 11,2004

Uninterruptible Power Supply

UPS 300 (CNJ, CPZ)

 

UPS 301 (CSY)

 

UPS 600 (CTX)

 

UPS 900 (CRY)

 

UPS 250 (APZ, CNM, BEE)

 

UPS 500 (CSE)

 

UPS 750 (CPM)

 

Component Codes: 4480

SUBJECT: Rotor Position Sensor (RPS) Upgrade

PROBLEM: The current RPS (Cat p/n 180-6244) utilizes the sensing principle of a magnetic pickup device to determine flywheel rotor speed, the exact position of the rotor?s pole faces, and the amount of bearing vibration. It has been recently determined that this method of sensing can be very susceptible to static electricity and/or ground noise. This susceptibility may produce sporadic erroneous RPS Error Messages during the UPS Commissioning procedure, or during the normal running cycle.

SOLUTION: To provide a resolution to this issue, a new RPS device has been designed which utilizes a fiber optic sensing component. Through the use of fiber optics, the problem with static electricity and ground noise has been almost completely eliminated. The new fiber optic sensor also allows for a more precise signal to determine the flywheel RPM. This new RPS sensor is now available in a field retrofit kit which will be incorporated in all new UPS production models.

The following is a list of applicable Caterpillar part numbers associated with the new RPS device.

 

Table 1.

RPS Device related Cat Parts

Description

Cat P/N

Comments

RPS Retrofit Kit

245-0559

Instructions included

Sensor O-ring

230-7235

 

Wheel, Optical Sensor

240-2654

 

Optical RPS Assembly

244-2244

 

As a reminder, the RPS device is very susceptible to damage from Electro Static Discharge (ESD). Strictly follow ESD precautions while handling this component.

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