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EMi3

SERVOMOTOR VOLTAGE STABILISER

USER'S MANUAL

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Summary of Contents for SLC ADAPT X Series

Page 1: ...SLC serie ADAPT X UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY USER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...HECONNECTIONCABLES 5 4 PROTECTIVEDEVICESANDCROSSSECTIONOFTHE CONNECTIONCABLES 5 4 1 Input bypassandoutput 5 4 2 Batteryinstallationandmaintenance 5 4 2 1 Generalrecommendations 5 4 2 2 Installing the...

Page 3: ...TDATEANDTIME 6 11 LEVEL1CONTROLPASSWORD 7 MONITORING PANEL WITH LCD TOUCH SCREEN 7 1 INTRODUCTION 7 2 DIAGRAMOFENERGYFLOWTOLEDS 7 2 1 Acousticalarm 7 3 DESCRIPTIONOFTHESCREENSSHOWNONTHELCD TOUCHSCREEN...

Page 4: ...urate we are not responsible for any errors or omissions that may exist The images included in this document are for illustrative purposes and may not represent exactly the parts of the equipment show...

Page 5: ...le the customer can perform these adaptations on their own or otherwise we can also manufacture any configuration on demand For those systems shipped from the factory and assembled in a rack cabinet w...

Page 6: ...r WARNING This is a category C3 UPS This is a product for commer cial and industrial application in the second environ ment Installation restrictions or additional measures may be necessary to avoid d...

Page 7: ...possible input and output configurations The subracks incorporate a control panel with 7 colour touch screen as an interface between the equipment and the end user which provides different informatio...

Page 8: ...wer terminals see Fig 6 to 11 Power terminal cover Acoustic alarm EPO pushbutton Led Status Manual bypass block Handle Module No 1 No 2 No 3 No 4 Control and Bypass Led synoptic of module Trim for cab...

Page 9: ...o 3 No 4 No 5 No 6 Control and Bypass Led synoptic of module Trim for cable passage Swivel castors with brake Cable gland on frame base Synoptic LEDs and control panel keypad SNMP Slot RS232 RS485 Acc...

Page 10: ...ar customer specifications CO MadeinSpain MarkinginUPSandpackaging forcustoms W Neutral mark equipment BC Common battery set parallel subracks 100A Protection size 213 Three last digits of the type 2...

Page 11: ...or distribu tors It is not allowed or authorized to change the configuration by the end user since this involves the modification of copper rods between the power terminals by the addition or removal...

Page 12: ...erminals of the phases of both blocks by means of the copper rods in order to have a single common input When separate power supplies are required it is man datory to remove the copper rods between ph...

Page 13: ...d in case of overload or fault it will automatically transfer to the static bypass line In order to provide a clean transfer without no break between the inverter output and the bypass line they must...

Page 14: ...UPS modules have hardware and software that is suit able and compatible with the requirements of parallel sys tems Although all modules installed in a subrack are internally connected in parallel the...

Page 15: ...se single phase configuration and separate inputs Bat Bat N Bat OUTPUT N BYPASS R INPUT BYPASS N R S T INPUT OUTPUT U Terminal block in 2 slot and 4 slot subrack BATT N BYPASS R N INPUT R S T N OUTPUT...

Page 16: ...Isolation transformers are optionally available for installations where both sources do not share the same neutral reference or where it is not available 4 3 3 Operating modes The modular system descr...

Page 17: ...commer cial AC grid DANGER During Manual Bypass Mode the input output and by pass terminals version B are under potential although all modules are off It is recommended in this operating mode Remove t...

Page 18: ...ustable between 1 6 to 1 75 V cell VRLA 4 3 4 2 Advanced functions Two battery related tests can be performed as long as there are no alarms or warnings on the UPS Battery test Transfer the system to...

Page 19: ...ched to the impact indicator located on the packaging Unpacking To check the contents it is necessary to remove the packaging Complete the unpacking according to the proce dure of section 5 1 3 Conten...

Page 20: ...al at tention to the subrack with 6 slots as incorporating castors could fall from the pallet and cause an accident beyond the material damage itself 5 1 4 Transport to the site If the receiving area...

Page 21: ...flow of the room The stability and ambient temperature of the room where the battery is located is an important factor that determines the capacity to store the energy during the chemical pro cess tha...

Page 22: ...equipment intended for installation inside a rack cabinet the following actions will be performed according to the model for adaptation Consider that the illustrations in Fig 22 although they belong t...

Page 23: ...ction of the remaining ones continuing for the one located at the highest point of the subrack f g Fig 22 Previous steps for the installation of the subrack in rack cabinet h i Fig 23 Installation of...

Page 24: ...s the trim itself is used to pass the dry contact signals see Fig 28 k The mounting of the terminal protection cover of the subrack on its rear side can be removed and omitted since the cabinet will h...

Page 25: ...a and single line diagrams on the connection of the system to the installation are also available These data are useful for determining the minimum protec tions and cross cable sections to be installe...

Page 26: ...spillage of the electrolyte Be sure to replace the battery before this happens If a battery spills or if it is physically damaged it must be replaced stored in a sulfuric acid resistant container and...

Page 27: ...and in which space is reserved to include them b Batteries installed or planned to be installed partly in the own cabinet of the UPS and the rest in another cabinet or other cabinets or rack c Batteri...

Page 28: ...do not have it Only in single phase equipments and in compliance with the nominal supply voltage of the equipment it is possible to dispense with the neutral and to replace it with another phase in i...

Page 29: ...an equipment with protection against class I electrical shock it is essential to install the protec tive earth conductor to the terminal identified as Con nect this conductor before supplying voltage...

Page 30: ...36 40 or 44 elements con nected in serial but always in even numbers since it is neces sary for the internal architecture of the equipment to have a central point or mid tap N neutral At the same tim...

Page 31: ...parallel cable is about 1 5 meters and should not be prolonged under any circumstances due to the risk of interferences and failures in the communication that this would entail Fig 28 shows an instal...

Page 32: ...tical ADAPT X devices Only in 6 slot subracks Cables passed through the decorative side channel in 2 slot and 4 slot sub racks Fig 31 Control cables pass through the inside of the front trim in 2 slot...

Page 33: ...sales department the T S S or failing this the distributor Tabla 3 Pinout terminal block for temperature probes 5 5 7 3 Signal input of the remote EPO button Emergency Stop The UPS has the EPO functio...

Page 34: ...ass switch normally open NO the equipment is informed that the switch is in the maintenance position In this condition the supply of the loads will be direct fed from the commercial grid and any anoma...

Page 35: ...m current applicable to these contacts is 250 V AC 3A J8 J9 J10 _NC _NO GND Fig 39 Terminal block J8 J9 and J10 dry contacts Pin Reference Function J8 1 BYP_ALM_NC Normally closed contact NC dry conta...

Page 36: ...lied with the user manual defines the protection size their selectivity the number of poles according to the input output configuration and the cross cable section of each line This information is a r...

Page 37: ...S Red Tab 10 Status indications with inverter running 5 Turn on the protection or circuit breaker of bat teries The red led of the batteries is turned off a few minutes later and then turns green They...

Page 38: ...separate bypass line 5 Initiate timely maintenance tasks NOTE To remove a faulty module it is not necessary to switch the device to Bypass Mode since a power module can be removed while the system is...

Page 39: ...RT When the UPS is operating in Normal Mode and the input mains fails it will automatically switch to Batteries Mode where the loads are fed from the inverter from the energy stored in the batteries I...

Page 40: ...stributor 6 8 1 1 With the system operating in Normal Mode and normal bypass voltage and frequency transfer the load over the manual bypass 1 Manually stop the inverter The UPS will transfer to Bypass...

Page 41: ...and time Press ENTER to confirm 6 11 LEVEL 1 CONTROL PASSWORD The system is password protected to control unauthorized op erations In section 7 3 5 of the Operation menu the various available functio...

Page 42: ...ys The EPO push button with the protective cover is avail able on all equipments The BYP INV and MUTE shortcut keys are only avail able in six slot sub racks For further information see Tab 12 NOTE Th...

Page 43: ...t the system is in a status of general alarm for example when there is an input mains failure Continuous beep Indicates that the system is in a status of urgent alarm for example fuse blown up or syst...

Page 44: ...mere example Display contents Meaning 40 10 Maximum power system with all installed modules unit power module N 01 1 power module installed in the system S Unit mode S A single unit P 0 1 parallel mod...

Page 45: ...capacity remaining discharge time discharge times operating days discharge hours battery tem perature and ambient temperature see Fig 48 Fig 48 Cabinet information menu Battery sub menu 7 3 3 Informat...

Page 46: ...The second the S Code shows the event codes for each power module It is useful for the T S S see Fig 53 Fig 52 Information menu of the module or power modules Information sub menu Fig 53 Information...

Page 47: ...t connected Connected 22 Battery protection status Open Closed 23 EPO status EPO not activated EPO activated 24 Extracted module Connected Extracted 25 3 INV available INV unavailable Available 26 End...

Page 48: ...age fault Correct Fault 2 Fan fault Correct Fault 3 Reserved 4 Reserved 5 2 Positive bus undervoltage fault Correct Fault 6 Negative bus undervoltage fault Correct Fault 7 Positive battery reserved Co...

Page 49: ...served 18 Output short circuit Correct Fault 19 Battery test None Correct Fault 20 Battery maintenance None Correct Fault 21 2 Reserved 22 Reserved 23 Reserved 24 Reserved 25 3 Reserved 26 Reserved 27...

Page 50: ...put voltage settings Output voltage adjustment from 210 to 230 V Bypass voltage upper margin for Bypass available Upper adjustment Bypass voltage range 10 15 20 or 25 default to 20 Bypass voltage lowe...

Page 51: ...manual transfer of static bypass 42 Battery low voltage 43 Wrong battery polarity 44 Inverter protection 45 Input neutral fault 46 Bypass fan fault 47 Manual shutdown 48 Manual quick charge 49 Manual...

Page 52: ...Detail of the functionality of each icon Battery test command The UPS switches to bat tery mode the mains indicator LED is off and the bat tery LED flashes green If the battery is not correct or fails...

Page 53: ...scilloscope menu Tap on the menu screen to view the waveform of the output voltage and current and the bypass voltage 220 2 220 0 220 1 Fig 58 Oscilloscope menu EMi3 SERVOMOTOR VOLTAGE STABILISER USER...

Page 54: ...communica tion Cover fixing screws Cover for communication connections Slot cover Fixing screws of the slot cover SNMP Slot behind the cover Fig 59 Slot for SNMP in sub rack of 2 and 4 slots for power...

Page 55: ...ase of a hy pothetical fault 9 1 2 Exclusions Our company will not be bound by the warranty if it notices that the defect in the product does not exist or was caused by improper use negligence imprope...

Page 56: ...e distance dB 56 0 power module Operating altitude m 2400 Relative humidity 0 95 non condensing Operating temperature C 0 40 battery life is reduced by 50 for every 10 C increase over 20 C Storage and...

Page 57: ...le V floating 1 Current ripple C10 5 Boost charge load voltage V cell VRLA 2 4 V cell selectable from 2 30 2 45 V cell Mode of charging to current and constant voltage End of discharge voltage V cell...

Page 58: ...10 min 130 for 5 min 150 1 for 1 min 150 for 300 ms Superior bypass line protection Circuit breaker 125 of rated output current IEC60947 2 C characteristic Rated current of neutral line A 1 7 In Frequ...

Page 59: ...59 EMi3 SERVOMOTOR VOLTAGE STABILISER USER S MANUAL...

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