Brand: HUAWEI
Category: Other
Document Type: Installation Guide
Language: EN
Installation Guide for TP48200A-DT19C1 & DT19C2 & HT19C1 & HT19C2
Uploaded: Nov. 21, 2025, 8:47 p.m.
Manual Publish Date: 2014-02-23
Warranty Information
No warranty period information is explicitly stated in the provided document sections.
- Installation and Commissioning: This guide details the procedures for installing and commissioning the power system.
- Safety Precautions: Emphasizes understanding and following safety symbols and instructions to prevent injury and equipment damage. Covers general requirements, electrical safety (high voltage, leakage), inflammable environments, battery handling, working at heights, mechanical safety (drilling, sharp objects, lifting), and cable bundling.
- Component Installation: Explains the installation of various components like rectifiers, sensors, and optional modules.
- Cable Management: Provides guidelines for routing AC, DC, signal, and communication cables separately and according to specific requirements.
- Verification and Commissioning: Outlines steps for verifying installation and connecting the AC power supply, including setting parameters like display language, date/time, AC input system, and battery parameters.
- Communication Settings: Details how to configure communication parameters for WebUI, NetEco, and SNMP management.
- Subsequent Operations: Covers final steps after commissioning, such as reassembling covers, sealing cable holes, and ensuring cabinet integrity.
Troubleshooting and error codes
| Port Type | Silk Screen | Associated Alarm |
| Dry contact input | DIN1 | Dry contact input 1 |
| DIN2 | Dry contact input 2 | |
| DIN3 | Dry contact input 3 | |
| DIN4 | Dry contact input 4 | |
| DIN5 | Dry contact input 5 | |
| DIN6 |
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| Dry contact output (default setting (closed: alarm; open: normal) can be modified.) | ALM1 | Mains faults |
| ALM2 | DC overvoltage and undervoltage | |
| ALM3 | Rectifier faults | |
| ALM4 | AC surge protective device (SPD) faults or DC SPD faults | |
| ALM5 | Battery or load fuse blown | |
| ALM6 | Excessively high or low ambient and battery temperatures | |
| ALM7 | Door status alarm | |
| ALM8 | Fan faults |