APC 9000 installation manual Acpz board of the Static Switch Cubicle, XR8 XR9 XR5 XR6 XR7

Installation

2.11 Connection of "Media Contacts 15" additional auxiliary circuits

(figure 22)

The additional auxiliary circuits of the rectifier-inverter and Static Switch Cubicles are connected to additional remote relay board by means of the 4 connectors (see location of this board in the figures of the "connection of power circuits" section).

–recommended cable cross-section: 1 mm2;

–the male connectors that fit the female connectors on the board (XR5 to XR9) are supplied;

–the contacts are volt-free and are shown in the diagram under the following conditions: UPS on, contact at rest;

–contact breaking capacity: 250 V, 5 A.

Note:

In a parallel-connected UPS installation the "load" and "mains 2" signals are provided by the Static Switch Cubicle.

ACPZ board of the Static Switch Cubicle

additional remote relay board

connector XR5 (option)

connector XR6 (option)

connector XR7 (option)

connector XR8 (option)

connector XR9 (option)

1			10	1	10	1	12	1	12	1	12
		XR8			XR9		XR5	XR6			XR7
										(1) for:
	1
	2				overload (2)					– single-unit UPS cubicle,
	3									– modular UPS cubicle,
	4				overload (2)					– parallel UPS cubicle with SSC.
	5
	6									(2) for:
	7				inverter function fault (1)					– single-unit UPS cubicle,
	8									– modular UPS cubicle,
	9									– parallel UPS cubicle with SSC,
	10				inverter function fault (1)					– Static Switch cubicle.
	11
	12									(3) for:
										– single-unit UPS cubicle,
	1									– modular UPS cubicle,
	2				rectifier-charger operating (1)
										– Static Switch cubicle.
	3
	4									(4) in modular UPSs, these functions are
	5				rectifier-charger operating (1)
										available via the "auxiliary information" contact
	6						output signals:
										(connector XR9, terminals 7-8).
	7
					rectifier-charger function fault (1)
	8									(5) for:
	9
										– single-unit UPS cubicle,
	10
										– static Switch cubicle.
	11				rectifier-charger function fault (1)
	12
	1
	2				transfer to Mains 2 inhibited (3)
	3
	4				transfer to Mains 2 inhibited (3)
	5
	6
	7
	8				transfer function fault (2)
	9
	10
	11				transfer function fault (2)
	12
	1				transfer to Mains 2 inhibited (4) (5)
	2
	3				transfer to Mains 2 with interruption inhibited (4) (5)
	4
	5				desynchronization with Mains 2 (3)
	6
	7				battery charge current limiting (1)
	8
	9				gradual rectifier-charger shutdown (1)				input signals:
	10
	1				current limiting on generator power (1)
	2
	3				remote inverter on (1)
	4
	5				remote inverter off (1)
	6
	7				auxiliary signal (2)
	8

Fig. 22

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