Emerson XDF Optional Equipment, General Enclosure Options, Uninterruptible Power Supply

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XDF Components

3.3Optional Equipment

3.3.1General Enclosure Options

•Sealed entrance cable bundle

•Cable tray

•Cable Management Channels

•Cable rings

•Velcro cable management straps

•Fixed shelves, vented, 250lb (113kg) capacity

•Pullout shelves, vented, 130lb (59kg) capacity

•Fixed rails, 150lb (68kg) capacity

•Internal keyboard tray

•Mounting clip nuts and screws 10-32 or M6 thread

•Condensate Pump

3.3.2Power Options

MP Advanced Power Strips and Controllers

Power distribution to equipment in your XDF may be eased with optional Liebert MP Advanced Power Strips. These power strips are available in single- and three-phase power options; some units offer remote monitoring and individual receptacle control. For details, see Table 14 - MP Advanced Power Strip specifications or refer to the MP Advanced Power Strip user manual, SL-28015.

MP Advanced Power Strips may be monitored and controlled with these Liebert units:

MP Advanced Access Servers—Monitors and controls up to 32 MP Advanced Power Strips. This unit permits control of the full strip or single outlets to reboot or turn equipment On or Off. It also sets parameters for alarms and status notifications.

OpenComms EM——Monitors and controls up to two MP Advanced Power Strips. This unit per- mits control of the full strip or single outlets to reboot or turn equipment On or Off. It also sets parameters for alarms and status notifications.

Uninterruptible Power Supply

An Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) can provide your electronic equipment with surge protection and suppression, as well as voltage and frequency regulation, preventing damage to the hardware. A UPS provides time to perform a controlled shutdown of your operating system, allowing you to save valuable data. Liebert online, double-conversion UPS systems also condition utility power, eliminat- ing damaging power transients.

The following Liebert UPS models are available for installation in the XDF:

On-Line UPS Systems

•GXT2 - 500, 700, 1000, 1500, 2000, 2700 and 3000RT120

•GXT2-6000RT208, GXT2-10000RT208

Line Interactive Systems

• PS1000, 1440, 2200 and 3000RT2-120 Refer to the UPS user manual for further details.

Figure 12 Optional power equipment, examples

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Liebert

UPStation GXT

GXT2U UPS and Additional Battery Cabinet

GXT2-10000RT208 UPS

and Additional Battery Cabinet

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Contents Liebert XDF Page Table of Contents Filling the XDF with COOLANT-WATER or Glycol Piping CONSIDERATIONS-WATER/GLYCOLMODELS onlyElectrical Connections Cable Management OptionsSpecifications MaintenanceTables Important Safety Instructions Indicates weight Glossary of SymbolsHazardous Voltage Present Indicates ground connectionBackup Ventilation Air Intake Compressor Entry Point Condenser Air ICOM ControllerCondenser Coil 1 Brazed Plate Condenser behind grille ICOM Controller Operational Overview Water/Glycol Cooled ModelRemovable to reduce Condenser fanHeight temporarily Return Line FemaleDimensional data, self-contained, air cooled model 176.5mm 139.7mm47.6mm Plate ConnectionEntry 114mmCutouts Cable Entry CutoutFrame XDF ComponentsEnclosure DoorsEnvironmental Control Heat Removal-Self-Contained, Air Cooled XDFHeat Removal-Water/Glycol Cooled XDF Front RearBrazed Plate Condenser Liebert iCOM controller Control-Liebert’s iCOM ControllerClosed-Loop Water System Coolant Source-Water/Glycol ModelsWater/Glycol Return Line Cooled Drycooler LoopUninterruptible Power Supply Power Options MP Advanced Power Strips and ControllersOptional Equipment General Enclosure OptionsInstallation Recommended Setup EquipmentInspection Unloading the XDFHandling the Unit While It is Packaged Unpack the XDFFork Lift Right front corner detail controls side of XDF Removing the XDF from SkidRoll XDF off the shipping skid XDF Site Preparation 36 915mm915mm Voltage Input Requirements Voltage RequirementsOptional condensate pump performance Drycooler Installation-Water/Glycol Cooled ModelMaximum Head Model Feet m 60Hz 50HzRecommended equipment arrangement Equipment LayoutMounting Hardware Frame and Enclosure ConfigurationsInternal Mounting Rails Rear-Mount Rails-PositionSide Panels-Remove and Replace Door-RemoveRemove the Door Quick Door RemovalReplace a Panel Remove the Right PanelClosed Loop Water System GeneralPiping CONSIDERATIONS-WATER/GLYCOL Models only Water supply flow ratesExpansion Tanks, Fluid Relief Valves and Other Devices Corrosion ProtectionFreeze Protection-Coolant Type and Insulation Drycooler Loop System Glycol SolutionsEthylene glycol concentrations Glycol supply flow ratesVolume in standard Type L copper piping XDF Water/Glycol Cooled Unit VolumePreparing the System for Filling Filling the XDF with COOLANT-WATER or GlycolElectrical Connections Customer Cable Entry PointsDashed line delineates equipment compartment Rear Route Input Power Cables Through the XDF’s Top Utility Power SupplyCable Management Considerations Cable ManagementCable Management Options Cable Access Optional Cable Management ChannelTop Cover and Back Cable Tray Detail View XDF Startup Inspection Checklist StartupSite Conditions Escape Key Down Arrow Key Starting the XDFEnvironmental Control ICOM Components and FunctionsOperation Icon Key Name Function Keyboard icons and functionsOK no Navigating Through the iCOM DisplayEntering the Password Accessing Menus and Settings Viewing DataChanging Operational Settings Icon Name Description User menu iconsChanging iCOM’s Display Settings Changing the XDF’s Default Operating TemperatureHighlight the setting to be changed by pressing Enter Operation With the Door Open Backup Ventilation System Uninterruptible Power SupplyXDF Compressor Periodic Maintenance MaintenanceTroubleshooting Physical specifications SpecificationsSelf- Contained Water/Glycol Dimensions Air Cooled XDF MonitoringElectrical specifications Total heat rejectionSelf- Contained Water/Glycol Electrical Data Air Cooled XDF UPS performance data Optional Power SystemsMP Advanced Power Strip specifications Types Quan Port Remote Monitoring and ControlRemote Monitoring Only Page Iti Ne tTi n That
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