Rackmount Solutions VA 20000, VA 3000 Commissioning of the E-Series, Starting Up the E-Series

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13.2 Commissioning of the E-Series

When connected to the mains, the batteries automatically begin charging. The UPS may be used immediately, however, full run time will not be available until the batteries are fully charged.

1.Before using the device, charge the batteries for 8 hours.

2.After charging, connect the loads to the UPS.

NOTE: Do not connect any devices that overload the UPS or draw DC current from the UPS (e.g. hair dryers, vacuum cleaners).

3.When the signal interface is used, then the connection cable (accessories) is linked between UPS and computer system. Please see instructions in the documentation for the accessories.

4.Switch on the loads.

5.Switch on the UPS by operating the switch

on the front panel.

The “LINE” and “BYPASS” indicators and the “LOAD” (output load) indicator are illuminated. After a few seconds the “INVERTER” indicator illuminates and the “BYPASS” indicator turns off. The UPS is now in ON-LINE operation.

NOTE: If the “LOAD” indicator is beyond 100%, then too many devices are connected to the UPS. If only one device is connected to the UPS, then its energy demand exceeds the nominal rating of the UPS, which means that a UPS with a higher power rating has to be used.

An overload alarm signal (1 signal per second) is heard.

NOTE: The UPS devices may be commissioned even without being supplied by the grid. The batteries, however, should be charged sufficiently (see above).

13.3 Starting Up the E-Series

NOTE: IF YOUR UPS WAS PURCHASED WITH A FACTORY START-UP SERVICE CONTACT CHLORIDE TECHNICAL SERVICES AT (800) 388-4234 OR (847) 990-3229 BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE START-UP OF THE UPS FOR THE FIRST TIME.

NOTE: Confirm mains voltage is 208 VAC 1φ for E61 and E101 and 208/120 VAC 3φ for E203

1. Switch on the input circuit breaker on the back of the UPS.

WARNING: As soon as the UPS is connected to the AC mains, the output receptacles are energized, even if the UPS is not yet switched on with the front-panel switch.

The “LINE” and “BYPASS” LED indicators are illuminated.

2.When connected to the mains, the batteries automatically begin charging. The UPS may be used immediately, however, full run time will not be available until the batteries are fully charged

3.Before using the device, charge the batteries for 8 hours.

4.After battery charging is completed, switch on the output circuit breaker at the rear side of the UPS. The loads are now supplied by the UPS.

NOTE: Do not connect any devices that overload the UPS or draw DC current from the UPS (e.g. hair

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Contents Page FCC Compliance Important Safety InstructionsChloride Introduction Operational Characteristics E-Series Safety Notes Technical Support and Service ActiveChloride Introduction Registering your Chloride Active UPSPage Overload Load Display and Operation Elements ActiveFront Active 700 RearActive 3000 Rear View Active 2000Active Rackmount Series SafetyInstallation and operating notes Battery Cabinets Connection of a battery packType of Battery Packs Maximum Number of Packs Mechanical AttachmentActive700-19 Unit Rear View and Connections Active 700-19 and ActiveActive3000-19 Active 2000-19 and ActiveActive Installation and Commissioning Model Cabinet Batteries Commissioning of an External Battery CabinetExternal Battery Packs Self Test Operational Characteristics Active Ready for Operation CheckNormal Operation, Inverter On Mains Available Battery Operation, Inverter On Mains FailureModes of Operation Front Display Panel During Bypass Operation Overload 140% Bypass Operation, Inverter OFF Overload 140%Standard Interface COM a Description of the Interface ActivePin Number Condition Optional Interface COM BInterface COM a INV Shutdown Storage Maintenance ActiveCleaning Problem Possible Cause Action to Take Troubleshooting ActiveTroubleshooting Page Chloride Active UPS North America Active Tower and Rackmount SpecificationsSignals Battery extensionUPS Model Active Mechanical DataLoad connection UPS Model Active Connections Mains connectionsOperating Data Active Rackmount Technical Data for North American ModelsTypical lifetime of the batteries Battery LifetimeRegistering your Chloride E-Series UPS Technical Support and Service E-SeriesPage Display and Operation Elements E-Series Switch for at least 1 second. a tone sounds E41 or E61 Series E61 and E101E81 or E101 Series E203Installation of the E-Series Hardwired Series Installation and CommissioningPage Lbs Awg Minimum Requirements for E-Series UPS InstallationWiring Diagram for the E101 Starting Up the E-Series Commissioning of the E-SeriesDryers, vacuum cleaners BPE61 E101 E203 Technical data of the connection cableSelf Test Modes of Operation Bypass Operation, Inverter OFF Overload 140% Description of the Interface E-Series Optional Interface COM B Series Models E153X and E203X only Emergency Power Off EPOMaintenance E-Series Troubleshooting E-Series Page Chloride E-Series UPS North America Series SpecificationsBPE101 Weight lbs 337 894 Dimensions HxWxD in. mm E101XA E203XA E41XA E81 E153XA Connections Optional Power Distribution Units Optional Power Distribution Units PDU available 4 -10 kVAChloride Power Protection

VA 2000, VA 10000, VA 700, VA 3000, VA 20000 specifications

Rackmount Solutions offers a versatile lineup of VA series products designed for efficient power management in data centers and server environments. The VA 1000, VA 6000, VA 20000, VA 3000, and VA 700 models cater to a variety of power needs, ensuring reliable performance and robust features tailored to different operational demands.

Starting with the VA 1000, this model is compact yet powerful, providing up to 1000VA of power capacity. It features an LCD display that offers real-time information on power status, battery life, and load levels. The VA 1000 is equipped with pure sine wave output, ensuring compatibility with sensitive electronic equipment and providing protection against power surges. The unit is designed for easy integration into existing IT frameworks, with multiple outlets to accommodate various devices.

Next in the lineup, the VA 3000 model steps up the capacity to 3000VA. This unit excels in larger environments where higher power demands are common. It too features pure sine wave output and includes advanced battery management technology that optimizes performance and prolongs battery life. Its networking capabilities allow for remote management and monitoring through a web interface, providing IT managers with comprehensive control over their power infrastructure.

The VA 6000 doubles down on capacity, supporting robust applications with its 6000VA rating. It is equipped with advanced features such as surge protection, automatic voltage regulation, and a high-efficiency design that reduces energy consumption. Its modular design allows for ease of maintenance and upgrades, making it a cost-effective solution over time for growing data centers.

For the larger setups, the VA 20000 model stands out with a staggering 20000VA power capacity. Designed for high-demand applications, this unit incorporates features like redundancy and N+1 configurations to ensure uninterrupted power supply. Its scalable architecture makes it suitable for both small and large enterprises looking to future-proof their power infrastructure.

Lastly, the VA 700 model serves as an entry-level solution at 700VA. Ideal for small servers and networking devices, it offers essential features like battery monitoring and basic surge protection, making it a cost-effective choice for small business environments.

In summary, the Rackmount Solutions VA series, comprising models VA 1000, VA 3000, VA 6000, VA 20000, and VA 700, collectively offer a comprehensive suite of power management solutions. Their scalable designs, advanced technologies, and focus on efficiency make them ideal for a wide range of applications, from small offices to large data centers, ensuring reliability and performance in critical environments.
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