Powerware 9335 operation manual NW4007

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NW4001

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y Battery charger rating control y Battery charger regulation

y Inverter rating control y Inverter regulation

y Booster rating control y Booster regulation

Connectors:

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J1

Booster and Battery control and regulation bus

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J2

Inverter control and regulation bus

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J3

Static Bypass thyristor control command

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J4

aux customer interface and parallel control signal bus

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J5

Display and customer interface bus

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J7

parallel control signal galvanic isolation

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CN5

 

12Vdc electronic supply

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CN8

 

DC supply input

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CN9

 

Start up power supply 550Vdc

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CN10

Power supply for parallel data transmission

 

 

 

(safety)

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CN11,12

Customer and parallel interface supply

 

 

 

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CN16,17,18 Inverter voltage measurement

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CN39

Fan regulation

NW6002

Functions:

yInverter IGBT driver circuit

yBooster IGBT driver circuit

yBattery IGBT charger driver circuit

yInverter current measurement

yBattery charger current measurement

Connectors:

yJ1 Booster and Battery control and regulation bus

yJ2 Inverter control and regulation bus

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battery charger IGBT driver signal

yCN2,4,5 Inverter current sensor input

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CN6,16

Booster shunt input

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CN9

Electronic supply

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CN10

Udc supply voltage output

yCN12,13 + Booster IGBT driver signal

yCN14,15 - Booster IGBT driver signal

yCN7,8,11 Temperature sensor input

yCN17..20 Inverter L1 IGBT driver signal

yCN22..25 Inverter L2 IGBT driver signal

yCN27..30 Inverter L3 IGBT driver signal

yCN21,26 Battery thyristor driver signal

 

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NW6009

 

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Static Bypass IGBT driver circuit

 

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Parallel transmission circuit, communication between UPSs

 

 

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Static Bypass current measurement

 

 

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Aux. customer interface

 

 

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Bypass and load voltage measurement

 

 

 

 

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Free voltage contacts (safety)

 

 

Connectors:

 

 

 

 

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DC link charger circuit

 

 

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J3

Static Bypass thyristor control command, static

 

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User setup

 

 

 

bypass and load current and voltage

 

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measurement

 

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EPO input

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Contactor driver

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NW6027

 

 

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aux customer interface signal bus

 

 

 

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parallel interface bus

 

 

 

 

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Converts Newave communication protocol to

 

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Neutral input mains current (TA4)

 

 

 

 

Powerware XCP and Powerware XCP to

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Newave communication protocol

 

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CN9

 

 

Start up power supply

 

 

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Manages multi-UPS communication in parallel

 

 

 

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CN10

Parallel port power supply

 

 

 

systems

 

 

Connectors:

 

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CN11

customer interface supply (safety)

 

 

 

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CN19

Mains input

 

 

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K2 driver output (output contactor)

 

 

 

 

 

CN21

K1 driver output (power mains input contactor)

 

 

 

 

format interface card, designed by

 

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Powervare

 

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K4 driver output (static bypass contactor)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Output contactor (K2) status

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Maintenance bypass switch (IA1) status

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Output switch (IA2) status

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Emergency off (normally closed)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Battery temperature input

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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X3

 

 

Generator On input

 

Powerware 9335 (80 kVA and 120 kVA)Installation 164201396

Information

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yCustomer interface

yDisplay

Connectors:

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J5 Display and customer interface bus

NW6029

Functions:

yDisplay interface board (galvanic insulation)

Connectors:

yJ5 Display and customer interface bus input

yJ51 Display and customer interface bus output

yCN12 Customer interface supply (safety)

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Battery breaker control

 

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Voltage free contacts

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Parallel Port

 

 

 

 

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Contents Uninterruptible Power Supply 80 kVA 120 kVA Page Important Safety Instructions Table of Contents Understanding UPS Operation Operational Controls and FeaturesUsing the Control Panel Product Specifications Appendix a Customer Information WarrantyUPS Operating Instructions Responding to System EventsList of Figures Main Elements of the UPS SystemList of Tables Introduction Basic System Configurations Conventions Used in This Manual Safety Considerations Getting HelpSection Installation This page left intentionally blank Getting Started Installing the UPSCreating an Installation Plan Environmental Considerations Preparing for Wiring the UPS SystemPreparing Your Site Powerware 9335 80 kVA and 120 kVA UPS Packaging Inspecting and Unpacking Each CabinetDo not tilt cabinets more than ±10 degrees from vertical Installing the UPS System Preliminary Installation InformationUPS Cabinet Installation Installing External Battery Power Wiring Installing Customer Connections Initial Startup Battery Cabinet InstallationCompleting the Installation Checklist Installation Checklist Installing and Connecting Batteries Important Safety InstructionsThis page left intentionally blank To Install a Remote EPO Installing a Remote EPO ControlInstallation Procedures Remote EPO Wire Terminations To Operate a Remote EPOSection Operation This page left intentionally blank Understanding UPS Operation Looking Inside the UPS SystemREV a Normal, Battery and Bypass Modes Normal Mode Normal ModePage Bypass Mode Static BypassPage Battery Mode Battery ModePage Maintenance Bypass Mode Maintenance Bypass ModeBatteries and Battery Charger Functional DescriptionInput Rectifier Boost ConverterMaintenance Bypass Static BypassOperational Controls and Features GeneralSystem and Load ON/OFF UPS Operational ControlsControl Panel UPS Standard Features Options and Accessories Remote Emergency Power OFFBattery Cabinets CommunicationsSafety Considerations Symbols, Controls, and Indicators Protective Grounding TerminalUsing the Control Panel DescriptionLED Indicators Using the Control PanelPower Management Display Pushbutton Functions 4 ON/OFF Startup and Shutdown PushbuttonsDescription of the LCD Screen Status ScreensLCD Display Structure and Navigation Load OFFMeasurements Screen Main Menu ScreenEvent Log Screen Commands Screen UPS Data Set-Up UserSet-Up Service SET-UP Service PasswordPerating Modes On Line Mode Inverter ModeOFF Line Mode Bypass or Economy Mode Maintenance Bypass Mode Line INVParallel Isolator IA2 Operation Start-Up Procedure for the UPSUPS Operating Instructions LED Indicator Color Complete Shutdown Procedure for the UPS Load Transfer to Maintenance Bypass Line OFF Bypass Inverter BatteryRed This page left intentionally blank Responding to System Events AlarmsMenu, Commands, Event Log, and Measurements Fault Identification and Correction Alarm Condition Meaning Suggested SolutionCommunications10 Slot Communication ModulesX-Slot Location on Front of Powerware 9335 UPS Cabinet Single-Port Serial CardCommunication Port on the Single Port Serial Card 10-4 Options Generator on Facility11-2 General Important Safety InstructionsMaintaining the UPS System Performing Preventive Maintenance Perform the following checks DailyUPS System Input Product SpecificationsSystem Information Environmental Specifications UPS System OutputAppendix a Customer Information Powerware 9335 80 kVA Powerware 9335 120 kVA AC Input to Phase a #6-250 kcmils Cooper 42.4 375 Table E. Maximum Input Circuit Breaker Ratings Amperes Table F. Maximum Output Circuit Breaker Ratings AmperesTable G. Customer Interface Inputs and Outputs Terminal Name DescriptionAlarm MNS REV a 07/11/2003 Table J. Equipment Weight Ambient Temperature RangePowerware 9335 80kVA and 120 kVA Table K. System ClearancesElements Figure A-2. Powerware 9335 80 kVA and 120 kVA Label 3A, 3B, 3C, 3N 1A, 1B, 1C, 1N2A, 2B, 2C, 2N Electrical Diagram 120 kVA S06-0001ULA Powerware NW4007 Figure A-7. UPS Cabinet Dimensions Rear View 750 mm .6 inches 700 mm .6 inches 1800 mm Page Page Page Page Limited Factory Warranty for THREE-PHASE Powerware Products This page left intentionally blank

9335 specifications

The Powerware 9335 is a robust and efficient uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed to deliver reliable power protection for critical applications. Expanding upon Eaton's tradition of offering advanced power management solutions, the Powerware 9335 is tailored for environments that demand high availability and uptime.

One of the standout features of the Powerware 9335 is its double-conversion online topology, which ensures a continuous supply of clean and regulated power. This design operates without any transfer time to battery power, effectively protecting sensitive equipment from all types of power disturbances, including surges, sags, and outages.

The UPS is available in a range of power ratings, from 8 kVA to 40 kVA, making it versatile enough to support a variety of applications ranging from small server rooms to larger data centers. The modular architecture of the Powerware 9335 allows for seamless scalability, enabling users to add additional capacity or redundancy as their power needs evolve. This feature is particularly beneficial in dynamic environments where equipment and loads can frequently change.

Another significant characteristic of the Powerware 9335 is its high efficiency, often exceeding 94% in normal operation. This efficiency not only reduces energy costs but also minimizes heat generation, leading to lower cooling requirements. The UPS employs advanced technologies such as Intelligent Power Management and Smart APM (Adaptive Power Management) to optimize power usage, further enhancing its overall performance and reducing the total cost of ownership.

The user-friendly LCD display furnishes real-time data regarding UPS status, battery condition, and power settings, facilitating proactive management and monitoring. In addition, the unit can be monitored and managed remotely, ensuring that administrators can access critical information even when they are not on-site.

The Powerware 9335 also comes equipped with various connectivity options, including USB, serial, and SNMP for seamless integration into existing IT infrastructure. Additionally, advanced communication capabilities allow for integration with building management systems, ensuring comprehensive power management and reporting.

Safety is paramount, and the Powerware 9335 incorporates numerous features designed to protect both the UPS and connected equipment. This includes overload protection, battery health monitoring, and environmental monitoring, which collectively contribute to a resilient power protection strategy.

In summary, the Powerware 9335 is an exceptional UPS offering from Eaton, featuring high availability, scalability, efficiency, and robust management options. With its advanced technologies and features, it stands out as a premier choice for organizations seeking to safeguard their critical systems and data.
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