MGE UPS Systems 6000 manual Sizing and general characteristics

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MGETM GalaxyTM 6000 : Specification guide

Parallel UPS, three-phase, 250 to 3000 kVA*

* Power rating for an N+1 redundant configuration

2.6 - UPS maintenance

For maintenance purposes, all electronic components shall be accessible from the front of the UPS. In addition, a manually operated mechanical bypass system shall be:

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-Built into each UPS unit () for a two-UPS system with active redundancy)

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-Installed separately in the external maintenance bypass cabinet () with external maintenance-bypass cabinet)

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-Installed separately in the centralized bypass () with centralized-bypass cabinet).

This system shall be designed to isolate the UPS while continuing to supply power to the load from the bypass AC source. The UPS shall also include a device making it possible to isolate the rectifiers and the chargers from the normal AC source.

2.7 - Battery maintenance

For safe maintenance on the battery, the system shall include a circuit breaker to isolate the battery of each parallel-connected UPS unit from the rectifier, the corresponding charger and the inverter. When the battery is isolated from the system, the UPS shall continue to supply the load without interruption or disturbance, except in the event of a normal AC source outage.

2.8 - Cold start (normal AC source absent)

The battery of each unit shall be capable of ensuring UPS start-up even if normal AC power is not available and continuing operation within the specified back-up time (start on battery power shall be possible on the condition that the system was already started with AC power present).

3 - Sizing and general characteristics

3.1 - Technology

Each unit in the UPS system shall be based on IGBT technology with built-in thermal monitoring and a high free- frequency chopping mode to dynamically optimise efficiency and power quality.

3.2 - Rating

The UPS system shall be sized to continuously supply a load ofkVA, at a power factor (pf) of 0.8.

It shall be made up of ...[2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6]... UPS units, each with an identical rating of ...[ 250 / 300 / 400 / 500 / 600]... kVA.

The total installed power rating shall thus be

 

kVA. ...[Consequently, 1 (or 2) unit(s) may be redundant.]

3.3 - Battery backup time

The battery backup time in the event of a normal AC source outage shall be _______ minutes, for a load power

factor of 0.8.

Battery service life shall be equal to at least …[ 5 / 10 ]…years. It shall be selected and sized correspondingly, for a load power factor of 0.8.

3.4 - Types of loads accepted

The UPS shall accept high crest factors (3:1) without derating to ensure correct operation with computer loads. The total harmonic voltage distortion at UPS output (THDU downstream) shall respect the following limits:

ωTHDU downstream ph/ph and ph/N 4% for linear loads;

ωTHDU downstream ph/ph and ph/N 4 % for non-linear loads.

APC By Schneider Electric

Edition - 03/2009

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Contents Power rating for an N+1 configuration Contents Brief description UPS definitionPurpose Operating principle Sizing and general characteristics AC sources Electrical characteristicsInverter BatteriesDiscrimination and short-circuit capacity Static bypassMechanical characteristics Environment conditions UPS not including batteryProtection UPSMeasurement of actual backup time Battery managementDigital battery monitoring Self-testUser interface User interface and communicationGraphic display ControlsCommunication Local and remote diagnostics and monitoring E. ServicesMaintainability Standards and tests Test procedures and quality systemInstallation services ServicesWarranty UPS Electrical diagramUPS system with centralized bypass up to six units Centralized bypassBattery management and protection BatteryAppendix. Comparison table Type of UPSStatic bypass InverterEfficiency User interfaceCommunication ServicesCertification Operation, Maintainability