Placement
Positioning
The racks should ideally be positioned so that the batteries can easily be connected to the appropriate breaker in the battery breaker box(es). The graphic below shows a typical UPS system, and how the battery racks fit into the overall system.
| If any or all of the racks are positioned apart from the battery breakers, sidecars |
| should be employed to achieve connectivity. Sidecars are discussed in detail in |
Note | “Appendix C: Employing Sidecars” on page 44. |
Mains Supply
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Distribution Panel
UPS
Load
Battery Rack #1 | Battery Rack #2 |
Handling
The rack assemblies are relatively heavy (weighing 156 kg [344 lbs] each), so use a forklift or pallet- jack to transport boxes (on their pallets!) to the installation site. Upon arrival,
If a rack must be moved or repositioned following assembly (and battery loading), DO NOT lift (with forklift or
Note | side of the rack, if possible. |
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