AIS and 40 kva 400 V. Site Preparation and Installation Manual

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1 AIS and 40 kva 400 V Site Preparation and Installation Manual

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3 AIS and 40 kva 400 V Site Preparation and Installation Manual IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS This manual contains important instructions that should be followed during installation and maintenance of the UPS and batteries.

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5 Contents Safety... 1 SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Symbols used in this guide Environmental symbols General safety Introduction... 3 UPS Family Range and Components mm Enclosures mm Enclosures System sizes, part Nos., number of Battery Modules and weights User interface Foot Print (bottom view) Site Preparation...8 Installation Space Requirements Clearance for 523 mm Enclosures Clearance for 352 mm Enclosures Operating Environment Operating conditions Heat dissipation Audible noise Recommended current protection Minimum setting of breakers for 20 kva UPS Minimum setting of breakers for 40 kva UPS Recommended phase-conductor sizes for a 30 C temperature environment Basic Wiring Overview Site Preparation Checklist AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual i

6 Mechanical Assembly Stabilizing Brackets Leveling Feet Setting the leveling feet Floor Anchoring Drilling floor holes for floor anchoring Hole positions for floor anchors (stand-alone Enclosures top view) Floor anchoring of stand-alone systems Front Panel Removal Installation Electrical Installlation System-Electrical Information Source connections Wiring Input/Output Wiring Wiring procedure (352 mm Enclosure) Wiring procedure (523 mm Enclosure) External Battery Wiring Wiring to battery bank or battery racks Communication Wiring to EPO and Optional Equipment Pin connections J106 (XR Battery Enclosure) and J108 (EPO).. 30 Pin connections J106 (UPS) to J200 (XR Battery Enclosure option) XR Battery Enclosure, APC Maintenance Bypass Panel, and Generator Control wiring Pin connections J108 (for EPO wiring options) Connection of APC Humidity Sensor Wiring Verification Procedure Installation Site Checklist ii AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

7 Safety SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS This guide contains important instructions that should be followed when handling the UPS, Battery Enclosures, and Batteries. Symbols used in this guide WARNING! Risk of electric shock. CAUTION! Read this information to avoid equipment damage. Note Indicates important information. Indicates that more information is available on this subject in a different section of this manual. Indicates that more information is available on the same subject in a different manual. Environmental symbols Temperature Ventilation requirements Humidity Dust/Fumes Altitude AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 1

8 Safety SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS General safety WARNING! All electrical power and control wiring must be installed by a qualified electrician and comply with local and national codes. WARNING! When connected, the UPS contains energy from both AC and DC sources. If the UPS has dual mains supply, be aware of the two AC supply sources. Risk of electric shock - parts inside the UPS are energized from the battery supply even the AC power is disconnected. WARNING! Servicing of batteries should be performed or supervised by personnel knowledgeable of batteries and the required precautions. Keep unauthorized personnel away from batteries. WARNING! Batteries do not contain serviceable parts. Only APC authorized personnel may open batteries. WARNING! Do not dispose of battery or batteries in a fire. The battery may explode. Do not open or mutilate the battery or batteries. Released electrolyte is harmful to the skin and eyes. It may be toxic. WARNING! Risk of Energy Hazard, 96 V, 7.2 Ampere-hour battery. Before replacing batteries, remove watches, rings, or other metal objects. High energy through conductive materials could cause severe burns. WARNING! When handling batteries, wear rubber gloves and boots. Do not lay tools or metal objects on top of batteries. WARNING! When replacing a Battery Unit, replace with the same number of the APC SYBT1 (always replace a whole Battery Module (4 Battery Units) at a time). WARNING! Only trained personnel familiar with the construction and operation of the equipment and the electrical and mechanical hazards involved, may install and remove system components. For configurations including customer-supplied external batteries, refer to manufacturer s battery installation and maintenance instructions. 2 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

9 Introduction Welcome to the Site Preparation and Installation Manual for the AIS This manual contains information on how to prepare your site for the installation of the UPS and optional APC equipment (also available at and instructions on how to carry out the electrical and mechanical installation. Separate manuals are available on: Receiving and Unpacking - part Operation - part Note For more information on APC products and services, visit us at Note Most illustrations show 523 mm Enclosures but apply to both Enclosure sizes. Any differences between the two Enclosure sizes will be addressed in the manual AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 3

10 UPS Family Range and Components 352 mm Enclosures! Output Pwr Zone Probe 10/100Base-T Reset AP /100 Network Management Card EM RY UNIT RY UNIT RY UNIT RY UNIT RY UNIT RY UNIT RY UNIT RY UNIT com Front Rear Front without Front Panel 20 kva 523 mm Enclosures! Output Pwr Zone Probe 10/100Base-T Reset AP /100 Network Management Card EM! Output Pwr Zone Probe 10/100Base-T Reset AP /100 Network Management Card Blind plates cover empty battery bays EM Front 4 Rear Front without Front Panel 20 kva Front without Front Panel 20, 40 kva AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

11 Introduction UPS Family Range and Components System sizes, part Nos., number of Battery Modules and weights Height (identical for all Enclosure sizes) Depth (identical for all Enclosure sizes) 1490 mm 854 mm System Size/ Enclosure width APC Part No. Installed weight kg 20kVA 352 mm ISVT20K3I2B2S kVA 523 mm ISVT20K3I2B4S kVA 523 mm ISVT20K3I3B4S kVA 523 mm ISVT20K3I4B4S kVA 523 mm ISVT40K3I4B4S AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 5

12 ! Reset Probe 10/100 10/100Base-T Introduction UPS Family Range and Components User interface Output Pwr Zone AP9619 Network Management Card EM Display: user-control interface used to configure the functionality, monitor the system, set alarm thresholds, and to provide audible and visual alarms. Network Management Card with Environmental Monitor (AP9619): used for remote system control and monitoring, notifications etc. See separate manual for the AP9619. Computer-interface port for the connection of computers with APC Powerchute software. Mechanical Bypass Lever: used to bypass the upstream mains power around the UPS to support the load directly = internal mechanical bypass operation. Service port (for APC maintenance personnel only). Display port for the connection of display communication cable. Documentation storage. 6 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

13 Introduction UPS Family Range and Components Foot Print (bottom view) Rear Rear 854 mm 523 mm 352 mm Leveling feet. Castors. Communication cable inlets AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 7

14 Site Preparation Installation Space Requirements Note Allow for enough working space behind the Enclosure for electrical work to be carried out (e.g. if you want to connect an XR Battery Enclosure at a later stage). Clearance for 523mm Enclosures (B) (A) UPS (C) (D) (F) (E) Space requirements mm Minimum clearance above Enclosure (A) 0 Enclosure depth (B) 854 Enclosure width (C) 523 Minimum free rear space for ventilation* (D) 100 Minimum front clearance (E) 1000 No side clearance required (add width of Enclosure Stabilizing Brackets for floor anchoring if applicable)* 0 Stabilizing Bracket width 85 Total installation depth, inclusive of Front Panel, and minimum front and rear clearances (F) 1954 *) All physical installations must comply with all national standards. 8 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

15 Site Preparation Installation Space Requirements Clearance for stand-alone 352mm Enclosures (A) (B) UPS (C) (D) Stabilizing Bracket, left and right (E) (F) Space requirements mm Minimum clearance above UPS (A) 0 UPS depth (B) 854 UPS width 352 Minimum free rear space for ventilation* (D) 100 Minimum front clearance (E) 1000 No side clearance required (add width of Stabilizing Bracket for floor anchoring if applicable)* 0 Stabilizing Bracket width 85 Total installation depth, inclusive of Front Panel, and minimum front and rear clearances (F) 1954 *) All physical installations must comply with all national standards. For the stability of 352 mm stand-alone Enclosures, the Stabilizing Brackets must always be mounted on both sides of the UPS. See Stabilizing Brackets on page AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 9

16 Operating Environment Operating conditions Note Install the UPS in an indoor, temperature-controlled area, free of conductive contaminants. Temperature Range: 0 to 40 C Keep Ventilated Front-to-Rear Airflow (see space considerations) Relative Humidity: <95% Non-condensing No Conductive Dust or Corrosive Fumes Altitude derating table: 1000 m: 100% load 1500 m: 95% load 2000 m: 91% load 2500 m: 86% load 3000 m: 82% load Heat dissipation UPS size kw at fully charged batteries 20 kva kva 2.0 Audible noise UPS size Audible noise at 100% load 1m from the UPS Audible noise at <70% load 1 m from the UPS 20 kva 58 dba 48.5 dba 40 kva 54 dba 45.4 dba 10 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

17 Site Preparation Operating Environment Recommended current protection Note AC output over-current protection and AC output disconnect must be provided by the customer. Connection 20 kva 40 kva Notes Mains input 35 Abreaker or gg fuse (30 kaic) 80 A breaker or gg fuse (30kAIC) 1+2 Bypass input 100 AgG fuse (30 ka) 200 AgG fuse (30 ka) 1+2 Output Not required Not required Note 1: If the available fault current of the installation is below 30 ka, a lower SC-rated breaker can be used. Note 2: For breaker settings, refer to below tables listing available overload currents. Minimum setting of breakers for 20 kva UPS Available currents for AIS kva. Overload Event Mains input Bypass input Output Duration Notes Internal fault 1.6 ka 1.2 ka 7.2 ka <10 ms 1 800% overload bypass operation 808 A 808 A 500 ms 150% overload normal/battery operation 125% overload normal/battery operation 137 A 30 s 114 A 60 s Continuously 29 A 100 A 100 A Note 1: For the output value, the short-circuit-level is indicated AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 11

18 Site Preparation Operating Environment Minimum setting of breakers for 40 kva UPS Overload Event Mains input Bypass input Output Duration Notes Internal fault 3.2 ka 3.2k A 17.5 ka <10 ms 1 800% overload bypass operation 1,616 A A 500 ms 150% overload normal/battery operation 125% overload normal/battery operation 273 A 30 s 228 A 60 s Continuously 57 A 200 A 200 A Note 1: For the output value, the short-circuit level is indicated. Recommended phase-conductor sizes for a 30 C temperature environment UPS/[mm 2 ] sizes Mains input [mm 2 ] AC output [mm 2 ] DC input [mm 2 ] 70 C Wire 20 kva kva (or 2 50 parallel) 50 Note Use Klauke (DIN 46235) lug type or equivalent, and crimp to manufacturer s specifications. 12 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

19 Basic Wiring Overview AC input power DC power Communication Interface AC power (output) EPO XR Enclosure(s) (Optional, 4 Max.) UPS Maintenance Bypass Panel (Optional Equipment) AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 13

20 Site Preparation Checklist System components. Have you determined minimum battery runtime requirement based on load (kw and kva) and selected the correct XR Enclosures (ISVTBXR2B6S, ISVTXR2B6S, ISVTBXR6B6S, ISVTXR6B6S) and Battery Unit (SYBT1). Always install a whole Battery Module (4 Battery Units) at a time. considered Service Program or Extended Warranty plan? Site Preparation. Have you considered correct operating space, floor strength (see Installation Space Requirements), cooling, and environment (see Operating Environment). reviewed all electrical work to determine wiring requirements? Arrival Preparation. Have you verified that space and handling equipment are available to receive the UPS/XR Enclosure? (Including unloading the UPS/XR Enclosure from the delivery truck). scheduled an authorized electrician to install the UPS/XR Enclosure? 14 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

21 ! Output Pwr Zone Reset Probe 10/100Base-T 10/100 AP9619 Network Management Card EM Mechanical Assembly Stabilizing Brackets Always install the Stabilizing Brackets on the 352 mm Enclosure (shipped with the UPS) to enhance the stability of the Enclosure. Note Attach the Stabilizing Bracket to the UPS Enclosure re-using the screws used to secure the UPS to the pallet during shipment. Stabilizing Bracket If the Enclosure needs to be moved after Stabilizing Brackets have been attached to the Enclosure, the Stabilizing Brackets must be pushed up into their high position. Loosen the two screws of both Stabilizing Brackets, and push the bracket up into the high position. When the Enclosure has reached its new position, push the Bracket into its down position again, and tighten the screws. WARNING! For stability reasons, do not remove Stabilizing Brackets from 352 mm Enclosures AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 15

22 Leveling Feet Note Verify that the installation has been electrically wired before setting the leveling feet. Setting the leveling feet Set the leveling feet to ensure the Enclosure is horizontal when it is in its final operating position. Use a 13/14-mm wrench (shipped with the Enclosure) to adjust all 4 leveling feet from front to back, and left to right, until the pads make solid contact with the floor. Use a level tube to check the Enclosure is horizontal. 13/14-mm wrench CAUTION! To avoid equipment damage, do not move the Enclosure after the leveling feet have been lowered. 16 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

23 Floor Anchoring Drilling floor holes for floor anchoring Note If your UPS installation requires floor anchoring, the UPS installation must be anchored to the floor, re-using the brackets that secured the Enclosure to the pallets when shipped. For easy determination of where to drill the holes, refer to the applicable drawings below indicating hole positions and size. Hole positions for floor anchors (stand-alone Enclosures top view) Rear Rear 5.11 in/ 130 mm Floor anchor holes Ø 10 mm Floor anchor holes Ø 10 mm 5.11 in/ 130 mm 5.11 in/ 130 mm 5.11 in/ 130 mm 523 mm Enclosure 352 mm 650 mm Enclosure 5.11 in/ 130 mm 575 mm 404 mm Refer to this drawing for floor anchor positions for 523 mm Enclosures. Refer to this drawing for 352 mm Enclosures. Note Recommended minimum number of floor bolts per Enclosure: 4 (1 in each corner). Recommended floor bolt size: 8 mm AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 17

24 Mechanical Assembly Floor Anchoring Floor anchoring of stand-alone systems In seismic areas, it is recommended that the installation be bolted to the floor, and that the batteries be secured in the Enclosure by the Battery Securing Brackets. For floor anchoring, use the 2 transport brackets that were used to secure the UPS to the pallet during transport. Floor Anchoring Bracket (re-use of transport bracket) Align the 4 holes in the bottom angle of the Floor Anchoring Bracket on either side of the Enlosures to the pre-drilled holes in the floor Front Panel Front Panel 18 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

25 Front Panel Removal To remove a Front Panel, use a coin or similar, and turn the 2 black lock devices away from the Display to horizontal level. Pull the Front Panel outwards to disengage the locking device at the top of the Enclosure. Lift the Front Panel free of the two slots at the bottom of the Enclosure AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 19

26 Mechanical Assembly Front Panel Installation To install a Front Panel, insert the two guide taps positioned at the bottom of the Front Panel into the two slots at the bottom of the Enclosure. Push the Front Panel against the Enclosure to engage the locking device at the top of the Enclosure. To secure the Front Panel, use a coin or similar, and turn the 2 black lock devices away from the Display to horizontal level. 20 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

27 Electrical Installlation System-Electrical Information WARNING! All electrical power and power control wiring must be installed by a qualified electrician, and must comply with local and national regulations for maximum power rating. UPS ratings 380 V 20 kva/16 kw 40 kva/32 kw Input voltage (V) per phase 3 380/ /220 Input current (nominal) (A) Maximum input current (continuous, at minimum mains voltage) per phase Input current protection for mains source or single mains supply (external to UPS, not supplied) (A) Input current protection for bypass source in dual mains configuration (external to UPS, not supplied) (A) Input frequency (Hz) range Output voltage (on line) (V). Minimum and maximum values (± 1%) Output current (nominal) (A) Maximum output current (in bypass only at 110% overload per phase) Neutral output current (with 100% switch mode load) (A) Output current protection (external to UPS, not supplied) (A) Not required Not required Output frequency range (Hz) 50/60 50/60 DC overcurrent protection and disconnect switch for external safety: (A) DC voltage rating of the battery supply Maximum available battery short-circuit current. 44 ±192 10kA 88 ±192 10kA AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 21

28 Electrical Installlation System-Electrical Information UPS ratings 400 V 20 kva/16 kw 40 kva/32 kw Input voltage (V) per phase 3 400/ /230 Input current (nominal) (A) Maximum input current (continuous, at minimum mains voltage) per phase Input current protection for mains source or single mains supply (external to UPS, not supplied) (A) Input current protection for bypass source in dual mains configuration (external to UPS, not supplied) (A) Input frequency (Hz) range Output voltage (on line)(v). Minimum and maximum values (± 1%) Output current (nominal) (A) Maximum output current (in bypass only at 110% overload per phase) Neutral output current (with 100% switch mode load) (A) Output current protection (external to UPS, not supplied) (A) Not required Not required Output frequency range (Hz) 50/60 50/60 DC overcurrent protection and disconnect switch for external safety: (A) DC voltage rating of the battery supply Maximum available battery short-circuit current. 44 ±192 10kA 88 ±192 10kA 22 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

29 Electrical Installlation System-Electrical Information UPS ratings 415 V 20 kva/16 kw 40 kva/32 kw Input voltage (V) per phase 3 415/ /240 Input current (nominal) (A) Maximum input current (continuous, at minimum mains voltage) p er phase Input current protection for mains source or single mains supply (external to UPS, not supplied) (A) Input current protection for bypass source in dual mains configuration (external to UPS, not supplied) (A) Input frequency (Hz) range Output voltage (on line) (V). Minimum and maximum values (± 1%) 240V 240V Output current (nominal) (A) Maximum output current (in bypass only at 110% overload per phase) Neutral output current (with 100% switch mode load) (A) Output current protection (external to UPS, not supplied) (A) Not required Not required Output frequency range (Hz) 50/60 50/60 DC overcurrent protection and disconnect switch for external safety: (A) DC voltage rating of the battery supply Maximum available battery short-circuit current. 44 ±192 10kA 88 ±192 10kA Source connections WARNING! The UPS must be supplied from a 380Y/220 V 4W + GND 50/60 Hz or 400Y/230 V 4W + GND 50/60 Hz or 415Y/240 V 4W + GND 50/60 Hz source. CAUTION! Verify clockwise phase-rotation (L1, L2, L3) and make sure a neutral connection is present. For recommended source connections, see The Site Preparation section. CAUTION! The installation must comply with all local and national codes AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 23

30 Wiring Note Make sure the UPS is in its location of use before wiring begins. Note Power terminal lug diameter: minimum 6 mm. Torque value: 5 Nm. Note If floor anchoring is required, attach the Floor Anchoring Brackets to the UPS now. Follow step 1 under Floor Anchoring (Option). Note Please leave a copy of your wiring diagram with the customer to facilitate maintenance and troubleshooting. 24 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

31 Input/Output Wiring Make sure the mains breaker is in the off position before wiring, and follow the below steps to wire the UPS. Wiring procedure (352 mm Enclosure) Loosen the 6 M4 13 screws from the plate covering the cable termination area, and remove. Route cables from the slanted back plate through the punched bracket and up into cable termination area. Attach cable lug to cable AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 25

32 Electrical Installlation Input/Output Wiring Input N N Bypass Output N PE Attach the input cable lugs to input busbars L1, L2, L3, and N using the provided hex screws. Attach the bypass and the N cable lugs to the bypass busbars, using the provided hex screws. Attach the output and the N cable lugs to the output busbars, using the provided hex screws. Attach PE 3 where shown. Fasten cable with cable ties. Reinstall cover plate using the 6 M4 13 screws from step. 26 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

33 Electrical Installlation Input/Output Wiring Wiring procedure (523 mm Enclosure) Loosen the 6 M4 13 screws from the plate covering the cable termination area, and remove. Route cables from the slanted back plate through the punched bracket and up into cable termination area. Attach cable lug to cable AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 27

34 Electrical Installlation Input/Output Wiring Input N Bypass N Output N PE Attach the input cable lugs to input busbars L1, L2, L3, and N using the provided hex screws. Attach the bypass and the N cable lugs to the bypass busbars, using the provided hex screws. Attach the output and the N cable lugs to the output busbars, using the provided hex screws. Attach PE 3 where shown. Fasten cable with cable ties. Reinstall cover plate using the 6 M4 13 screws from step. 28 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

35 External Battery Wiring Wiring to battery bank or battery racks Bat+ N Bat Attach DC cables to upper part of busbars as shown. For configurations including customer-supplied external batteries, refer to manufacturer s battery installation and maintenance instructions AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 29

36 Communication Wiring to EPO and Optional Equipment Note Use only 1-1½ mm² copper wire for the connection of the Emergency Power Off (EPO) and other optional equipment. Pin connections J106 (XR Battery Enclosure) and J108 (EPO) J106 Pin Connections: 8 Ext. charging control return 7 External control of charging 6 Q3 active return 5 Q3 active 4 Battery measurement supply* 3 Battery unit quantity* 2 Max. battery temperature* 1 Battery measurement return* * Should be used with APC XR Enclosures only J108 Pin Connections: 1 Normally open EPO 2 Normally open EPO return 3 Normally closed EPO 4 Normally closed EPO return 5 +24V SELV supply 6 SELV ground 30 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

37 Electrical Installlation Communication Wiring to EPO and Optional Pin connections J106 (UPS) to J200 (XR Battery Enclosure option) Pins 1 through 4 are for battery measurement (only applicable to APC XR Enclosures). Pins 5 & 6 are for external maintenance bypass Q3. When Q3 is closed, signals are fed back to the UPS controller. Pins 7 & 8 are for external charge control. When 7 & 8 are closed, the UPS charges batteries with a pre-defined percentage (0-100%) of the maximum charging power. To be used in generator applications, or if special codes requires control of charging. Note When connecting the Q3 auxiliary signal, use gold-plated N/C auxiliary switch on Q3. XR Battery Enclosure, APC Maintenance Bypass Panel, and Generator Control wiring J Charging control switch Q3 switch 1 J200 (XR Batteries) Pins 1 through 4 are for battery measurement (only applicable to APC XR Enclosures). Pins 5 through 6 are for external maintenance bypass Q3. Pins 7 and 8 are for external charge control AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 31

38 Electrical Installlation Communication Wiring to EPO and Optional Equipment Pin connections J108 (for EPO wiring options) EPO switch wiring. The UPS must be connected to either a dry contact or a 24V DC Emergency Power Off (EPO) switch. Connect the EPO cable, using one of the following 4 wiring configurations. 1: Dry Contracts Normally Open J EPO circuit EPO is activated when pin 1 is connected to pins 3, and : +24 V Normally Open J EPO circuit EPO is activated when an isolated SELV 24 V DC voltage is supplied on pin 1 with reference to pin : Dry Contacts Normally Closed J EPO circuit EPO is activated when a connection from pin 3 to pin 5 is opened 6 4: +24 V Normally Closed J EPO circuit EPO is activated when a SELV 24 V DC voltage removed from pin 3 with reference to pin 5 32 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

39 ! Output Pwr Zone Reset Probe 10/100 10/100Base-T AP9619 Network Management Card EM Connection of APC Humidity Sensor Remove Front Panel to access the connection area. See Front Panel on page 22. Note The Humidity Sensor is provided in a plastic bag attached to the front of the UPS. Remove the 2 screws from the cable inlet at the front and remove cable-inlet plate AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 33

40 Electrical Installlation Connection of APC Humidity Sensor Guide the cable throught the hole in the bottom plate and up throught the cable inlet. See Foot Print on page 7 for locating the communication cable inlet. Fasten the cable to the side panel with enclosed cable ties. Guide the cable up alongside the side panel and insert the Humidity Sensor plug into the socket marked Probe. Remount the cable-inlet plate. Place the Humidity Sensor where applicable. 34 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

41 Wiring Verification Procedure Note Do not connect batteries in the UPS. Use following procedure to verify that the UPS has been wired properly: 1. Make sure the DC breaker is in the OFF position. 2. Ensure all power wiring is torqued to 5 Nm. 3. Switch the DC breaker in the ON position. Note If a problem occurs, call APC Customer Support. Refer to rear cover for contact numbers. 4. Reinstall all rear cover and Front Panels to the UPS. If you have installed any optional equipment, refer to product-specific manuals. Note AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual 35

42 Installation Site Checklist This checklist should be completed by the electrician after the wiring has been completed: Installed at (company name, date, contact) Name and telephone number of electrician: UPS serial number: Input Circuit Breaker size and type: Output fuse size and type: Location of protection devices (room): Breaker ID: EPO type: Wire size and type: Ground connection method and location: Wiring diagram provided in the documentation storage area: 36 AIS and 40 kva, 400 V, Site Preparation and Installation Manual

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44 APC Worldwide Customer Support Customer support for this or any other APC product is available at no charge in any of the following ways: Visit the APC Web site to access documents in the APC Knowledge Base and to submit customer support requests. (Corporate Headquarters) Connect to localized APC Web sites for specific countries, each of which provides customer support information. Global support searching APC Knowledge Base and using e-support. Contact an APC Customer Support center by telephone or . Regional centers: Direct InfraStruXure Customer Support Line APC headquarters U.S., Canada Latin America Europe, Middle East, Africa (1)(877) (toll free) (1)(800) (toll free) (1)(401) (USA) (353)(91) (Ireland) Japan (0) Australia, New Zealand, South Pacific area (61) (2) (Australia) Local, country-specific centers: go to for contact information. Contact the APC representative or other distributor from whom you purchased your APC product for information on how to obtain local customer support. Entire contents 2005 American Power Conversion. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. APC, the APC logo, and AIS3100 are trademarks of American Power Conversion Corporation and may be registered in some jurisdictions. All other trademarks, product names, and corporate names are the property of their respective owners and are used for informational purposes only. * * /2005