Operation
Table 7 | Alarms, functions, and corrective actions (continued) |
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Alarm/fault |
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| of Alarm/ | Or | Latch | Dial | Freeze | Event Log |
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| Fault | Alarm | Mask | Mask | Mask | Mask | Meaning and Corrective Action(s) |
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| For all of these input problems the system |
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| Input Over |
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| end of discharge. At that point single input |
| Alarm | NO | NO | NO | YES | systems will lose power to the load. Dual | ||
OverVoltage |
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| bypass if qualified and available. Call |
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| Liebert Global Services for Assistance. |
Input current |
| Input Current |
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| The RMS input current has reached the |
| Alarm | NO | YES | NO | YES | Input Current Limit setting. Check the UPS | ||
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| The module battery circuit breaker (MBD) is |
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| open. This circuit breaker might have been |
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| opened either manually or automatically in |
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| a UPS shutdown procedure. If the UPS is |
Battery CB |
| Battery CB |
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| operating with this breaker open, the critical |
| Alarm | NO | YES | NO | YES | load is not protected from loss of the utility | ||
Open |
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| source power. Manual closure of the battery | ||
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| breaker is inhibited. You must use the front |
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| panel to set up the sequence for manual |
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| battery |
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| This condition is indicated when the Batt |
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| Discharging and Input Undervoltage alarms |
Batt Supp |
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| plement is | Alarm | NO | YES | NO | YES | ||
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| if the Batt Dischg alarm clears. |
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| The bypass is out of sync to a sufficient |
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Bypass Sync |
| Bypass Sync | Alarm | NO | YES | NO | YES | inhibited. An interrupted transfer will be |
Error |
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| If this alarm persists, contact Liebert Global |
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| Services. |
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| One or more bypass voltages is below 80% |
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| or above 115% of the nominal value. If the |
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| load is on UPS, and the unit is a dual input |
Byp out |
| Bypass |
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| Voltage Out of | Alarm | NO | YES | NO | YES | the unit is a single input unit, the system will | |
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| Tolerance |
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| shut down. The Alarm will be cleared 5 | |
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| seconds after all voltage are again with 85- |
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| 110% of nominal. If the load has been shut |
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| down, |
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| The bypass source has dropped below 35V |
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| per phase. On single input units, the UPS |
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| will shut down. On dual input units, transfer |
Bypass Line |
| Bypass Line | Alarm | NO | YES | NO | YES | to the bypass will be inhibited. The alarm |
Fail |
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| voltages again exceed 45V. If the unit is |
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| already on Bypass when this occurs, power |
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| to the load will be lost. |
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