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HR33 Rack Mounted UPS 25KVA User Manual I

Preface

Usage

The manual contains information on installing, using, operation and maintenance of

the Rack Mounted UPS. Please carefully read this manual prior to installation.

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Maintenance Engineer

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Preface 1
Contents 2
Safety instruction 5
Safety message definition 5
Safety precautions 5
Warning label 5
Debug operate 6
Maintenance replacement 6
Move install 6
Battery safety 7
Disposal 8
Features 9
K long backup hr33025cl 9
Product introduction 9
Type model number 9
Ups model 9
Ups models and configurations 9
Appearance and configuration 10
Configuration 10
Ups configuration 10
Operation mode 11
System configuration 11
Auto restart mode the battery may become exhausted following an extended ac mains failure the inverter shuts down when the battery reaches the end of discharge voltage eod the ups may be programmed to system auto start mode after eod the system starts after a delay time when the ac mains recover the mode and the delay time are programmed by the commissioning engineer 14
Fig 8 eco mode operation diagram 14
Frequency converter mode by setting the ups to frequency converter mode the ups could present a stable output of fixed frequency 50 or 60hz and the bypass static switch is not available 14
There is a short interruption time less than 10ms when transfer from eco mode to battery mode it must be sure that the interruption has no effect on loads 14
Installation instruction 15
Main cabinet installation 15
Notes for installation 15
Unpacking and inspection 15
Ac loss less than 3 dc loss less than1 the length of the ac power cables are no longer 17
Ambient temperature 30 17
Currents listed in the table are based on the 208v system line to line voltage 17
Fig 3 rack mounted installation 17
Power cables 17
Specifications for power cables terminal specifications for power cables connector are listed as table 3 17
Specifications the ups power cables are recommended in table 3 17
Table 3 recommended cables for power cables 17
Table 3 requirements for ups terminal 17
Than 50 m and the length of the dc power cables are no longer than 30 m 17
The recommended cable section for power cables are only for situations described below 17
The size of neutral lines should be 1 1 times the value listed above when the predominant load is non linear 17
Attention 18
Cables to the output terminal 18
Connect the battery cables to the battery terminal 18
Connect the protective earth wire to protective earth terminal pe 4 connect the ac input supply cables to the input terminal and ac output supply 18
Connecting power cables the steps of connecting power cables are as follows 1 verify that all the switches of the ups are completely open and the ups internal 18
External breakers specifications 18
Fig 4 connections terminals 18
Maintenance bypass switch is open attach necessary warning signs to these switches to prevent unauthorized operation 18
Open the back door of the cabinet remove the plastic cover the input and output 18
Table 3 ups external breaker recommendation 18
Terminal battery terminal and protective earth terminal are shown in fig 4 18
The cb with rcd residual current device is not suggested for the system 18
Ups external air breaker recommendations are shown in table 3 18
Attention 19
Check to make sure there is no mistake and re install all the protective covers 19
Control and communication cables 19
Dry contact interface dry contact interface includes port j2 j9 and the functions of the dry contact are shown in table 3 19
In fig 5 19
Interface rs232 rs485 snmp parallel card interface and usb port as it is shown 19
The rear panel of the cabinet provides dry contact interface j2 j9 and communication 19
Warning 19
Battery warning output dry contact interface the input dry contact j2 and j3 can detect the temperature of batteries and environment respectively which can be used in environment monitoring and battery temperature compensation interfaces diagram for j2 and j3 are shown in fig 6 the description of interface is in table 3 20
Bcb input port 21
Remote epo input port j4 is the input port for remote epo it requires shorting nc and 24v during normal operation and the epo is triggered when opening nc and 24v the port diagram is shown in fig 7 and port description is shown in table 3 21
Temp_bat 21
Temp_env 21
Battery warning output dry contact interface 22
The default function of j6 and j7 are the ports of bcb the port diagram is shown in fig 8 and description is shown in table 3 22
The default function of j8 is the output dry contact interface which presents the battery warnings of low or excessive voltage when the battery voltage is lower than set value an auxiliary dry contact signal will be activated via the isolation of a relay the interface diagram is shown in fig 9 and description is shown in table 3 22
Commissioning and maintenance by authorized engineers or can be used for networking or integrated monitoring system in the service room snmp used on site installation for communication optional 23
Communication interface rs232 rs485 and usb port provide serial data which can be used for 23
General alarm output dry contact interface 23
Parallel card interface cabinet parallel optional 23
Power distribution mode 23
The default function of j9 is the general alarm output dry contact interface when one or more warnings are triggered an auxiliary dry contact signal will be active via the isolation of a relay the interface diagram is shown in fig 10 and description is shown in table3 0 23
Phases in 1 phase out common input 24
Phases in 3 phases out common input 24
Phases in 3 phases out dual input 24
Phases in 1 phase out dual input 26
After the monitoring system starts self test the system enters the home page following the welcome window the home page is shown in fig 2 28
Battery cold start button 28
Can operate control and query all its parameters running status and alert information to the up 28
Control and operation panel 28
Display cold start operation key the front panel components of the hr33025cl are described in table 4 1 28
Figure 4 1 f ront panel of hr33025cl 28
Home page description is shown in table 4 2 28
Lcd panel 28
Lcd screen 28
Operating the lcd the hr33025cl can be operated controlled and checked for all its parameters operating status and alarm information as shown in figure 4 1 28
Table 4 1 d escription of front panel components 28
The front panel of the hr33025cl can be divided into three parts status indicator lcd 28
The operation control panel of hr33025cl is located on the front panel of the case by 28
The system 28
This chapter introduces the functions and operator instructions of the operator control and display panel in detail and provides lcd display information including lcd display types detailed menu information prompt window information and ups alarm information 28
Capacity ups capacit 29
Distribution mode 29
Fig 2 home page 29
Mode bar 29
Model identification 29
Note when hr33025cl works in three in single out distribution mode it need derate to 20kva therefore when stand alone mode is displayed as hr31 20c s 29
Operation mode 29
Paralle 29
Product generation 29
Second generation products 29
Shown in figure 4 3 the description of each part is shown in table 4 3 29
Stand alon 29
The mode bar displays the ups model the capacity and the running mode as 29
Third generation products 29
Main menu 30
Log touch the log icon and the system enters the interface of the log as it is shown in 31
Fig 9 the log is listed in reverse chronological order i e the first on the screen with 1 is the most new which displays the events warnings and faults information and the data and time they occur and disappear 32
The following table4 gives events of ups history log 32
Each of the setting interfaces by touching the relevant icon the submenus are described in details below i 35
Setting 35
Shown in fig 10 35
The submenus are listed on the bottom side of the setting page users can enter 35
Touch the setting icon and the system enters the page of the setting as it is 35
System 36
System information window displays software version bus voltage charger 36
Voltage and so on as is shown in the following fig 11 36
Operate 37
There are two different types of audible alarm during ups operation as shown in table 4 38
Operations 39
Ups start up 39
Start from battery the start for battery model is referring to battery cold start the steps for the start up 40
Procedure for switching between operation modes 41
Battery maintenance 43
Installation of parallel operation system 43
All the parallel cables are designed to be shielded and double insulated and are connected between the ups to form a loop as shown below in fig 11 44
Fig 10 location of the parallel board 44
Fig 5 9 parallel diagram 44
Load connected 44
Output power supply 44
Power supply 44
The parallel board is located at the back of the ups cabinet as is shown in fig 10 44
Instruction for maintaining battery string 48
Instruction for maintaining ups 48
Maintenance 48
Precautions 48
Applicable standards 50
Environmental characteristics 50
Product specification 50
The ups has been designed to conform to the following european and international standards 50
This chapter provides the specifications of the product including environmental characteristics mechanical characteristics and electrical characteristics 50
Warning 50
Electrical characteristics 51
Electrical characteristics input rectifier 51
Mechanical characteristic 51
Electrical characteristics intermediate dc link 52
Electrical characteristics inverter output 52
Display and interface 53
Efficiency 53
Electrical characteristics bypass mains input 53

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