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Wärtsilä JOVYTEC PMS 6000  BAX 2935_en                                                       

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12.  

POWERPACK S 6000 

 

 

12.1 

Extended backup time 

 

The UPS unit needs two or more battery racks to achieve longer bridging times. 

The JOVYATLAS POWERMASTER S 6000 permits to use up to five battery packs in parallel, which results 

in the following backup times: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

12.2 

Battery operation 

 

In the case of a network failure the consumers are supplied without interruption from the battery. 

 

In battery operation the LED 

ON - BATT 

lights up and an acoustic warning tone sounds every 5 seconds. 

The  characteristic  of  the  acoustic  warning  tone  changes  towards  the  end  of  the  backup  time,  when  the 

battery is depleted, to a double-beep every 5 seconds. The backup time generally allows targeted switching 

off  of  consumers  or  data  storage/back-up  when  operating  a  PC,  without  losing  data  or  having  running 

processes  interrupted  in  an  uncontrolled  manner.  The  backup  time  can  be  extended  significantly  by 

switching off individual, less important consumers. 

 

Restoration of mains power before total discharge of the battery: 

 

In the case of restoration of the mains power before the end of the bridging time, the inverter continues to 

run automatically until the battery is charged up. 

 

Restoration of mains power after total discharge of the battery: 

 

At  the  end  of  the  bridging  time  the  inverter  switches  off  automatically  and  the  consumers  are 

no

  longer  

supplied with power.  

 

When the mains power is restored, the consumers begin again to be supplied with power via the inverter. 

The  inverter  is  switched  on  again  automatically.  The  battery  is  charged  up  again  automatically  after 

restoration of the mains power. 

 

 

Number of slots 

Number of 

batteries 

Total weight of 

battery pack incl. battery 

Total weight of 

UPS + battery pack 

Autonomy time 

at 100% load 

Autonomy time 

at 80% load 

Autonomy time 

at 50% load 

 

20 

66kg 

86kg 

9min. 

12min. 

21min. 

40 

132kg 

152kg 

25min. 

32min. 

58min. 

60 

198kg 

218kg 

45min. 

58min. 

107min. 

80 

264kg 

284kg 

60min. 

90min. 

155min. 

100 

330kg 

350kg 

90min. 

112min. 

210min. 

 

P L E A S E   N O T E

 

Before  plugging  in  the  battery  plug,  the  voltage  at  the  battery  jack  on  the  UPS  unit  and  the 

battery used must be checked to ensure that they both have the same voltage and polarity. The 

attached  markings  (DIRECT  CURRENT  LINK  VOLTAGE)  and  a  control  measurement  using  a 

suitable measuring device serve to achieve this. 

The battery is not galvanically isolated from the mains so occurrence of a mains voltage at the 

battery  terminals  is  possible.  The  UPS  unit  should  be  disconnected  from  the  mains  before 

working on the battery. 

Do not cover the ventilation slits on the battery slots in order to avoid any excessive increase in 

the battery temperature. 

The battery rack should be connected to the mains and switched on at the latest 4 weeks after 

receipt in order to prevent battery self-discharging. 

Summary of Contents for JOVYTEC POWERMASTER PMS 6000

Page 1: ...l un I Jet _________ __ Jovyatlas Jovytec PMS 6000 https www uni jet com catalog istochniki besperebojnogo pitaniya on line ibp 1 kva 10kva jovytec pms 6000 html...

Page 2: ...Operating Manual W rtsil JOVYTEC PMS 6000 BAX 2935 E...

Page 3: ...W rtsil JOVYTEC PMS 6000 BAX 2935_en 2 Index Date Name Revision 0 08 04 2009 Technik Original 1 2015 07 22 Chr Fechteler 15 381 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10...

Page 4: ...source of information W rtsil JOVYATLAS EUROATLAS GmbH reserves the right to make any necessary changes to the contents and technology described in this operating manual without having to make an ann...

Page 5: ...15 5 6 2 POWERMASTER S 6000 MOUNTED IN 19 CABINET 16 5 6 3 POWERMASTER S 6000 AS TABLE DEVICE 17 6 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION 18 6 1 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION OF THE UPS UNIT 18 6 2 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION OF UP...

Page 6: ...R 29 9 2 ASSIGNMENT OF THE RS232 INTERFACE 30 9 3 USB PORT OPTIONAL 30 10 SPECIAL EQUIPMENT 30 10 1 ELECTRONIC STOP FUNCTION 30 10 2 UPS INTERNAL MANUAL BYPASS SERVICE BYPASS 31 11 VOLT FREE MESSAGES...

Page 7: ...rging voltage is not reached 1 General notes The device may only be opened by trained specialists The system is to be connected up and earthed according to VDE regulations Provisions of the local ener...

Page 8: ...During normal operation the battery and the inverter are supplied with power via a rectifier online operation The change over from alternating voltage to direct voltage and back to alternating voltage...

Page 9: ...ns that in the case of a power failure the connected consumers will no longer be supplied with power Figure 3 Block diagram Fault in the inverter Manual bypass service bypass If there is a fault in th...

Page 10: ...est Factor 3 1 Efficiency AC to AC 88 98 according to the operating mode Switch over behaviour Power failure 0 ms Overload switching Automatic overload switching by the UPS unit Noise level At an appr...

Page 11: ...5 27 5 623 26 5 7 622 572 ON LI NE ON BAT BYPASS FAULT ON ENTER ESCAPE FUNC O N OF F STATUS 9 5 8 5 483 130 7 469 90 26 5 27 5 27 5 25 428 Graphic 2 Dimensions UPS Graphic 1 Dimensions Battery Pack 5...

Page 12: ...nting Graphic 3 Dimensions Battery Pack Floor Mounting 572 ON L IN E ON BAT BYPASS FA ULT ON ENTER ESC APE FUNC ON OFF STATUS 8 5 25 428 130 428 130 428 428 572 9 5 25 431 240 431 240 28 28 130 606 5...

Page 13: ...Battery Pack Wall Mounting 572 ON L INE ON B AT BYPASS FAULT ON EN TER ESC APE FUN C ON OFF STATUS 8 5 25 428 428 130 428 570 5 428 572 9 5 25 585 130 585 130 130 130 130 130 130 130 130 78 5 78 5 78...

Page 14: ...13 14 15 16 Position Designation 1 Ventilation Inlet 2 Display Indicator 3 Terminal Board 4 USB Port optional 5 Interface for external Display optional 6 Retaining and Fastening Bracket 7 Fan 8 Rack...

Page 15: ...ERPACK S 6000 1 Graphic 9 Front View POWERPACK S 6000 3 2 Graphic 10 Rear View POWERPACK S 6000 4 Position Designation 1 Cover Plate left and right dismantleable 2 Mounting and Retaining Bracket for 1...

Page 16: ...rtsil JOVYTEC PMS 6000 BAX 2935_en 15 5 6 Installationsoptions for JOVYATLAS POWERMASTER S 6000 5 6 1 Powermaster S 6000 for verticale or for wall mounting Upright ground mounting Upright wall mountin...

Page 17: ...W rtsil JOVYTEC PMS 6000 BAX 2935_en 16 5 6 2 Powermaster S 6000 mounted in 19 Cabinet...

Page 18: ...W rtsil JOVYTEC PMS 6000 BAX 2935_en 17 5 6 3 Powermaster S 6000 as Table Device...

Page 19: ...L N J L N OFF 0 OFF 0 OFF 0 OFF 0 PE PE PE Ausgangssicherung Eingangssicherung F1 F2 INPUT FUSE OUTPUT FUSE P L E A S E N O T E Only trained personnel are allowed to work on the UPS unit Observe all...

Page 20: ...reseen cut outs 4 Connect the input cable to the terminals with the designation input L1 N PE 5 Make sure that there is a wire connection between the terminals J and L at the terminal rail bypass 6 Co...

Page 21: ...ion between the terminals J and L at the terminal rail bypass have been removed 6 Connect the bypass feeding to terminal rail byass L1 N PE Take care that you don t exchange the L with N 7 Connect the...

Page 22: ...ONLINE will light up After self test the message LINE MODE will be shown on display The consumers can now be connected Please contact us if anything different happens P L E A S E N OT E The unit shoul...

Page 23: ...l consumers Press the ON OFF button in the front panel for 5 seconds An acoustic sound bleep is emitted while pressing the ON OFF button and the message Switching off soon appears in the display and t...

Page 24: ...in allows one to manoeuvre through the parameters If the next parameter is not selected within 10 seconds then the UPS unit indicates its condition again 4 FUNC button The FUNC button can be used to s...

Page 25: ...an acoustic signal is emitted Press any key in the function panel and the alarm will be switched off The cause of the alarm is shown in the display 7 2 Parameters of the UPS unit Indicator Function o...

Page 26: ...n Mode Free Run Mode If activated the UPS will switch to bypass if the preset parameters are not maintained ON OFF OFF Operating mode setting HE mode setting Online Offline mode ON OFF OFF Setting for...

Page 27: ...ttings were adopted in that the display shows High Efficiency The UPS unit will start again automatically after restoration of the mains power and starts in the preset mode after a long period of powe...

Page 28: ...y window Result The UPS unit will not switch to bypass not activated since the preset parameter has not been maintained and the bypass is deactivated 7 7 5 Free running ON bypass activated Example Inp...

Page 29: ...essary The UPS switches again to normal operation after a successful battery test Overcharging over charge Continuous tone The batteries are over charged Battery charge voltage too high Contact the se...

Page 30: ...via the network or the internet or an AS 400 card with voltage free contacts The RS 232 and USB interfaces serve to allow data transmission between a computer and the UPS unit The UPS unit can be mon...

Page 31: ...delivered as standard and the optionally obtainable JUMP software 10 Special equipment 10 1 Electronic STOP function The UPS is fitted with an integrated electronic STOP function This function is dea...

Page 32: ...UPS Move switch internal manual bypass to bypass Now the ups has been separated from mains and the UPS can be switched of by pushing the ON OFF button To switch back the ups to normal operation the pr...

Page 33: ...UPS unit to be switched voltage free and the UPS unit shuts down In order to supply consumers with voltage again it is necessary for the electronic STOP switch to be reset and for the UPS to be restar...

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Page 35: ...rter switches off automatically and the consumers are no longer supplied with power When the mains power is restored the consumers begin again to be supplied with power via the inverter The inverter i...

Page 36: ...ing life of batteries 10 12 years 6 9 years 3 5 years Temperature Expected working life of batteries 20 C 12 years 9 years 5 years 30 C 5 years 4 years 2 5 years 40 C 2 5 years 2 years 1 25 years 12 4...

Page 37: ...c voltage inside the battery pack so only qualified personel is allowed to exchange the battery 4 Screw the battery pack together again using the cross head screws 5 Push the battery pack into the bat...

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