Emerson 60HZ, 480V user manual 9.7Battery Protection, 9.8Multi-ModuleSystem Procedures

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9.7Battery Protection

Operating Instructions

9.7Battery Protection

9.7.1Battery Undervoltage Pre-Warning

Before the end of discharge, the Liebert NX displays a Low Battery pre-warning. After this pre-warn- ing, the battery has the capacity for 5 minutes discharging with full load (default time). The Liebert NX can be user-configured to display this warning from 3 to 60 minutes before end-of-discharge.

9.7.2Battery End-of-Discharge (EOD) Protection

If the battery voltage is lower than the end-of-discharge voltage, the battery converter will be shut down.

9.8Multi-Module System Procedures

9.8.1Isolating One Module in a Multi-Module System

1.Turn Off the inverter

2.Open External Output CB4 in Parallel Cabinet (see Figure 60).

The UPS enters Isolation Status automatically, parallel signaling and communication become masked and output becomes inhibited.

3.Power Off the unit for maintenance.

4.Power On the unit.

5.Unit enters Test Mode by configuration software setting.

6.Diagnosis or testing.

7.The UPS exits Test Mode by configuration software setting. Output becomes inhibited because of Isolation Status.

8.Return all switches to the Normal position.

9.Close External Output CB4 in Parallel Cabinet (see Figure 60).

The UPS exits Isolation Status automatically, parallel signaling and communication recovers, output becomes enabled but interlocking works now.

10.Turn On inverter and join the parallel system.

Figure 60 Typical parallel system block diagram with common input supply, with separate batteries and optional output / bypass distribution panel

480V, 3W

System Input

MBB

RIB = Rectifier Input

Breaker

IOB = Inverter Output

Breaker

MBB = Maintenance

Bypass Breaker

MIB = Maintenance

Isolation Breaker

LDB = Load Distribution

Breaker

 

Liebert NX UPS (40-200kVA)

 

 

Bypass

 

 

Static

 

 

Switch

RIB 1

AC

DC

 

 

 

DC

AC

DC

DC

480V DC

Battery Input

RIB 2 9.7.1Battery Undervoltage Pre-Warning9.7.2Battery End-of-Discharge (EOD) ProtectionUPS Module 29.8Multi-Module System Procedures

RIB 3 9.8.1Isolating One Module in a Multi-Module SystemManual backgroundUPS Module 3Manual background

RIB 4 Manual backgroundManual backgroundUPS Module 4Manual background

MIB

IOB 1

IOB 2

IOB 3

IOB 4

480V, 3W Output

LDB 1

User Supplied

Plug-In Output

Breakers

480V, 3W Output

LDB N

NOTE

All equipment servicing procedures must be carried out only by trained personnel.

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Contents User Manual–40-200kVA, 480V,60Hz Liebert NX UPSAC Power For Business-CriticalContinuityPage TABLE OF CONTENTS 4.0 OPTIONS 9.0 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FIGURES Figure 39 Main component location drawing Liebert NX 480V, CB2, CB3, CB4 configurations . . . . . . . . . TABLES SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSBattery Cabinet Precautions • Remove watches, rings and other metal objects AC input AC output GLOSSARY OF SYMBOLSRisk of electrical shock Requests the user to consult the manual1.0INSTALLATION 1.1External Inspections1.3Preliminary Checks 1.2.1Storing for Delayed Installation1.2Internal Inspections 1.4UPS Location1.6Mechanical Considerations Battery Location1.5Considerations in Moving the Liebert NX 1.4.3Special Considerations for Parallel Systems1.6.3Cable Entry 1.6.2Floor Installation1.6.1Clearances System CompositionFront of Units Liebert NX Battery CabinetLiebert Bypass2.1.1Cable Rating 2.1Power Cabling2.0ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS Lug Size and Torque Requirements2.1.2UPS Input Configuration 2.1.3Cabling Guidelines2.1.4Cable Connections Liebert NX 40-120kVAConnectionsLiebert NX 160-200kVAConnections Figure 4 Input and output busbars2.1.6Protective Devices 2.1.5Safety Ground2.1.7Cabling Procedure UPS Rectifier and Bypass Input SupplyCommon Input Connections Dual Input ConnectionsFrequency Converter Mode 2.2.1Monitor Board Features 2.2Control CablesFigure 5 Monitor board U2 2.3Dry Contacts 2.3.1Input Dry Contacts 2.3.2Maintenance Bypass Cabinet InterfaceTable 2 Maintenance bypass cabinet interface Figure 7 Input dry contactsTable 3 BCB control interface 2.3.3Battery Circuit Breaker Control Interface2.3.4Output Dry Contacts Output dry contact relaysEPO - NO Figure 9 EPO wiring2.3.5EPO Input—Optional EPO - NC3.2Safety 3.0BATTERY INSTALLATION3.1Introduction 3.3External Battery Cabinet Installation 3.3.1Battery CabinetsFigure 10 Battery cabinets for Liebert NX 3.3.2Connecting the Batteries 3.3.3Installation ConsiderationsFigure 11 Battery cabinet—details 3.4Non-StandardBatteries 3.3.4Connecting the Battery Cabinet to the UPSFigure 12 Battery tray and supports 3.5BCB Shunt TripThis power must be UPS protected 3.6Alber Monitoring System—Optional4.0OPTIONS 4.1.2LBS Cable and Settings4.1Load Bus Synchronization 4.1.1Performance Requirements4.2Configuring Parallel System Operation 4.2.2Features of Parallel System4.2.1General Liebert NX UPS 40-200kVA 480V, 3W Input 480V DC Battery InputFigure 15 Parallel system block diagram 480V, 3W UOB Output4.2.3Operating Principles Redundancy Paralleling •Battery Mode Operation•Maintenance Bypass Mode Operation 4.2.4Operation Modes Summary4.3.4Power Cables 4.3Installing Parallel System4.3.2Cabinet Installation 4.3.1Conditions for Parallel SystemFor startup procedure, 9.2 - UPS Startup Auxiliary Dry Contact CablesX2:3 4.3.6Emergency Power Off EPOFigure 20 Connecting EPO push button X2:45.0UPS SPECIFICATIONS Environmental characteristicsUPS mechanical characteristics 5.4UPS Electrical Characteristics Table 8 UPS terminalUPS terminal continued Table 9 Rectifier input power5.4.1Input Rectifier Table 10 Input voltage window with derating5.4.3Inverter Output Table 11 Liebert approved replacement batteries5.4.2DC Intermediate Circuit Table 12 DC intermediate circuit5.4.4 Bypass Input Table 14 Bypass inputLeft Side FrontFront Detail AParallel Board 1239mm FRONT VIEWLEFT VIEW 2000mmTOP VIEW Front of UPS BOTTOM VIEW Front of UPSInstallation Drawings DETAIL A DETAIL A 224mm8.83 609.3 24 872.2 34.3 U3819205 SECTION A-A RIGHT SIDEFRONT TOP VIEWDetail B Detail ATop View without BCB Cover Plate49 Battery Cabinet Right-SideViews A D NX 160-200KVAUPS Module Front View A CBB D CDBattery Breaker Front Top Right Side845 33.2 965 38 2000 78.7 Right Side FrontSystem Input FrontRear UPS OutputWithout Covers System FRONTUPS Output Breakers Ground Busbar Kirk-KeyFRONT Door OpenREAR A B1-B4 FRONT Without Covers RIGHT SIDE Without Exterior Panels LEFT SIDE Without Exterior Panels 965 38 in 200078.7 in LEFT SIDE Isometric View7.1General Description 7.0OPERATION7.1.2Operating Modes Battery Mode7.1.1Bypass Supplies Normal ModeMaintenance Mode Parallel Redundancy Mode System ExpansionFigure 45 Overview of control panel 8.0OPERATOR CONTROL AND DISPLAY PANEL8.1.1Display Panel Layout Liquid Crystal Display LCD Mimic display LED2Load indicator Figure 47 Mimic display indicators locationBypass indicator Inverter indicatorButton cover EPO button Inverter Off button Fault Clear buttonFigure 48 Location of control buttons Silence On/Off button Inverter On buttonFigure 50 Sections of the LCD Data and settingsFigure 49 Buzzer location UPS systemTable 17 Icons for navigation keys 8.8LCD Menus and Data Items Figure 51 Menu treeOperator Control and Display Panel 8.9Language Selection Figure 52 Language selection8.10Current Date and Time Figure 53 Set date and timeMessages CurrentStatus History Log records menu8.12Types of LCD Screens 8.12.2Default ScreenFigure 56 Default screen 8.12.1Opening Display8.12.4Screen Saver Window Press any key back to main menu8.12.3UPS Help Screen Figure 57 Help screen8.13Pop-UpWindows 8.13.4 Battery Capacity Test Confirmation8.13.5Battery Self-TestAborted, Condition Not Met 8.13.3System Self-Test9.1Liebert NX Operating Modes 9.0OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSTable 20 UPS operating modes 9.1.1Circuit Breakers 9.2.1Startup Procedure9.2UPS Startup Figure 59 Circuit breakers•Close CB5 CB1, CB2, CB3 and CB5 are closed Switch from Normal Mode to Bypass Mode Switch from Bypass Mode to Normal Mode9.4Auto Restart 9.5Emergency Shutdown With EPO9.7.1Battery Undervoltage Pre-Warning 9.7Battery Protection9.8Multi-ModuleSystem Procedures 9.7.2Battery End-of-DischargeEOD Protection3.Close Input breaker CB1 9.9Commissioning a Parallel System 9.10Parallel System Startup10.0OPTIONS 10.1.2Power Output10.1Communication and Other User Terminals 10.1.1Analog Input Interface10.1.5Configuring Baud Rates 10.1.4Communication and MonitoringTable 21 Liebert NX communication options Figure 62 Liebert IntelliSlot Web card display Table 22 Relay Card pin configuration Table 23 Relay card jumper configurationRelay Card MultiPort 4 Card Figure 63 MultiPort 4 card pin assignment10.2LBS Mode—LoadBus Synchronization 10.2.1Remote Alarm MonitorFigure 64 Dust filter replacement 10.3Replacing Dust FiltersTable 25 Battery torque rating 11.0SPECIFICATIONS AND TECHNICAL DATATable 24 Torque specifications Specifications and Technical DataTable 27 Parallel system current table 11.3Cable size and tightening torques Specifications and Technical Data 11.4Battery Run Times Table 37 Enersys battery run times in minutesTable 38 C&D Dynasty battery run times in minutes Table 38 C&D Dynasty battery run times in minutes APPENDIX A - UPS STATUS MESSAGES Table 39 UPS status messagesUPS Status Messages Event Message Table 39 UPS status messagesUPS Status Messages Description / Suggested Action if anyTable 39 UPS status messages UPS Status MessagesTable 39 UPS status messages UPS Status MessagesTable 39 UPS status messages UPS Status MessagesUPS Status Messages Page Technical Support/ Service Ensuring The High AvailabilityOf Mission-CriticalData And Applications reducedcapitalequipment andoperatingcosts
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