Elektra User Manual

Deutsche Power
“ELEKTRA SERIES 3/3”
USER MANUAL
10-160KVA Rating Manual

ELEKTRA SERIES 3/3 UPS DEUTSCHE POWER INDUSTRY CO LTD.
THANK YOU

Thank You for choosing Deutsche Power UPS product. It is designed for a safe and reliable usage and minimal maintenance.
Before you start please read this manual. It contains instructions concerning a safe installation and operation of the UPS. It
helps you to get the highest performance and to operate efficiently the UPS. This manual includes the construction of this
UPS-system and related protection functions. It also describes how to contact your supplier’s department when necessary.
Please keep to all the warnings and operation that are on the machine and in the manual. Please do not operate this UPS-
System before you have read this manual.
The UPS is an On-Line series. It is ideal for all kinds of consistent Loads.. It gives the connected equipment protection against
all sorts of power problems; such as brownouts, blackouts, surges, lightning strikes and line noise.
It contain state of art technology of Deutsche Power and is backed with its highly caliber team.
The UPS can be used in a great Varity of applications.
Have a safe power as Deutsche Power provides the power of your company!!!
Please Read the Manual Carefully Before Operating This UPS as it contains High Current &
High DC Voltages, which can Cause serious damages.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction to Working Principle

1.1 Overview 3
1.2 Working Principle 3
1.3 Working Modes 4
1.4 Basic Functions 8
1.5 Specifications of Performance 9
Chapter 2 Rack Installation

2.1 Environmental Temperature 12
2.2 Unload and Package Opening 12
2.3 Structure Sizes and Introduction 13
2.4 Installation Fixation 15
2.5 In and Out Line Laying Modes 16
2.6 Rack Layout 17
Chapter 3 Installation of Appliances

3.1 Appliance Circuits 20
3.2 Parameters for Cable Current Load 21
3.3 Power Cables 22
3.4 Signal Cables 23
3.5 Installation of Paralleling UPS System 23
3.6 Battery Capacity 23
3.7 Communication ports 24
3.8 Estimate of User’s Equipment Capacity 25
Chapter 4 Introduction to Optional Parts

4.1 Storage Battery Set 26
4.2 Storage Battery Rack 26
4.3 SNMP Card 27
4.4 Internet Software 27
4.5 Class-C Lightening Protection System 27
4.6 Battery Test Module 27
Chapter 5 Operations for Machine Turning On and Off

5.1 Turning On Procedures for a Single Machine 28
5.2 Turning Off Procedure for a Single Machine 28
5.3 Turning On Procedures for a Parallel Machine System 29
5.4 Turning Off Procedures for a Parallel Machine System 29
5.5 Emergent Turning Off Procedure for a Combined Machine System 30
5.6 Operations for a Working UPS to Be Connected to another UPS on Line 30
5.7 Operations for Turning Off a Malfunction UPS in the Combined Machine Working Status 31
Chapter 6 Application and Operations of Panels

6.1 Main Panel Screen 32
6.2 How to Observe Real-time Management Measurement 35
6.3 How to Observe Real-time Status of the Adapter 38
6.4 How to Observe Real-time Status of the Inverse Transformation 41
6.5 How to Observe Automatic Bypass Status 44
6.6 How to Observe Manual Bypass Status 45
6.7 How to Carry Out System Management Operations 46
6.8 How to Observe System Status Communication Records 48
6.9 How to Observe System Status Overall Machine Temperature 49
6.10 How to Switch between Inverse Transformation and Bypass Transformation 49
6.11 How to Set up System Functions 50
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Chapter 1 Introduction to Working Principles

1.1 Overview
Elektra Series UPS are the power equipment that can provide a voltage- and frequency-stable power
system free from power network interruption. When power failure happens, UPS can supply electric power
to the load for a period. These UPS series adopt the high frequency double transformation structure with an
output separation transformer and apply all the advanced digital control technologies to achieve a stable,
clean, and uninterrupted output and complete network management functions.
Fig. 1-1
1.2 Working Principle
As shown in Fig. 1-1, UPS mainly composes a REC (rectification) module and INV (inverse transformation)
module, bypass static input switch SW2, maintenance bypass air switch SW3, output separation
transformer, inverse static switch, storage battery set, and input switch SW1, output air switch SW5 and so
on.
The circuit illustration of a single set UPS is shown in Fig. 1-2.

for a Single Set UPS
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The main input power supply is entered through K1 air-breaker into REC rectification unit by input inductor
and separation transformer. The rectifier will transform three-phase alternative current into a stable direct
current power, where the rectifier also serves as an electric charger. This part of circuits adopts delay “soft
start” and all-phase control technologies to increase the impulse resistant capacity of the system and
stability of direct master line voltage, decrease ripples of the storage batteries and extend their life.
When storage batteries are connected via K2 and contactor, the storage battery set can be connected to
DC master line and the storage batteries can supply DC power to inverter through direct current filter circuits
only if direct current master line voltage reaches a certain threshold value.
Inverter adopts DSP, MCU and DDC real-time processing all-digital vector control technology and, and by
digital sine wave pulse, modulates six IGBT power switch parts of DSPWM to transform the DC power
supply into three-phase AC power. The output separates load terminal and input side through △ /Y0
transformer, static switch, air-breaker K4 and other functional parts.
Bypass input power is input through air-breaker K3 and output after being controlled by bypass static switch.
UPS paralleling system applies digital signal processing (DSP) control technology and independent on-line
logic paralleling technology. Each set of UPS introduces paralleling logic signals and circulating current test
signals. Up to 8 sets of UPS can directly be paralleled in paralleling system connection. The UPS power
system can realize many working modes, such as N+X redundant paralleled connection, capacity-increased
parallel and serial hot backup, and so on. Without any auxiliary equipment added on, on-line UPS paralleling
connection can shorten power failure time, and even eliminate power cut to achieve high reliability of the
system.
1.3 Working Modes

1. Normal working modes
When primary electric supply is normal, UPS on one hand can provide a high quality and clean sine wave
AC power and on the other hand store energy into the batteries through rectifier REC unit to charge the
batteries. Illustration of the working principle is shown in Fig. 1-3:
Fig. 1-3 Normal working mode
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2. Working Mode of the Batteries
When electric supply is abnormal, the system will be automatically switched to batteries working
mode, where the batteries provide AC power to load by inverter. After the electric supply is recovered, the
system will ceaselessly return to normal working mode. Illustration of the working principle is shown in
Fig.1-4.
Fig. 1-4 Working mode of Batteries
3. Bypass Working Mode
UPS has two kinds of bypass working modes: one mode can automatically recover to normal working mode;
and the other can return to normal working mode only under manual control.
The system will automatically uninterruptedly switch to static bypass power to provide power supply to the
load when the inverter overload delay time is over, or when inverter is under big load impulse. When
overload is eliminated, the system will return to normal power supply mode.
When the user turns off UPS machine, any serious malfunction happens to it, or the inverter is turned off,
the system can switch to and stay at bypass working mode. If it is needed to return to normal working mode,
the user will have to restart the machine. Illustration of the working principle is shown in Fig. 1-5.
Fig. 1-5 Bypass working mode
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4. ECO Working Mode
If the load does not need a high quality power (if the user’s equipment allows up to 20 ms of power failure),
and does require a high efficiency of the system, the system can be set to “ECO Working Mode”. Under this
mode, when bypass power supply is normal, the system will provide power supply to the load through static
bypass, and the main line will recharge the batteries through rectifier. When bypass power fails or exceeds
the allowed range, UPS will automatically switch the load to main line or the batteries will provide power
supply to the inverter (interruption is < 1 ms). When bypass power supply returns to the normal (within the
allowed range), the system will automatically switch to bypass power supply so that the efficiency of the
system can be greatly increased. The illustration of the working principle is shown in Fig. 1-6
Fig. 1-6 ECO working mode
5. Maintenance Working Mode

The maintenance switch SW3 can be closed and the load is directly provided power supply by maintenance
bypass so that the load can be maintained without power interruption when UPS system and batteries are
completely overhauled or when equipment is maintained for any malfunctions. In the maintenance, the
internal main power input switch SW1 of the UPS, bypass input switch SW2, batteries input switch SW4,
and output switch SW5 must be cut off so that maintenance working mode is still kept to the load under the
condition that no power is carried on inside the UPS. Illustration of the principle is shown in Fig. 1-7.
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6. Combined Power Supply Working Mode
When the electric supply cannot be provided and diesel electric generator cannot output enough power to
meet the needs of load, storage batteries can automatically help in power supply so that diesel generator
power and storage batteries can be combined to provide power. The time of combined power supply
depends on the parameters set in battery management system. Illustration of the working principle is shown
in Fig. 1-8.
Fig. 1-8 Working mode for combined power supply
7. Paralleling Working Mode
When many sets of UPS (up to 8 sets) are working in redundant parallel or capacity-expanded parallel
working modes, each set of UPS will automatically share the load. If one set of UPS does not work due to
malfunction, the UPS will automatically exit from operation, and the other sets of UPS will share the load. If
the system is overloaded, all the UPS system will turn to bypass operation. Parallel working can be
classified into many working modes such as normal working mode, battery working mode, bypass power
supply mode, maintenance working mode, combined power supply mode, and so on.
Fig. 1-9 Two-set UPS paralleling working mode
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1.4 Basic functions

Battery Management: The UPS system has an advanced battery management function, including battery
malfunction test, prediction of backup time after battery discharge, battery self-test, etc.
Delay Soft Start: The delay soft start of the UPS system can greatly reduce the impulse to the equipment
and power network during the start process of the UPS system.
Warning and Protection: The UPS system can give many forms of warnings, and the warning happening
can currently be prompted immediately, accurately and specifically through sound, light, LCD, input and
output node and network transmission.
Cold Start: The UPS system can directly be started with battery set when no AC input is made.
Automatic Restart after Electric Supply Recovered: The function of Automatic Restart after Electric
Supply Recovered is specially designed for the application in the circumstance that the UPS equipment is
connected to backup batteries. After the under-voltage protection is applied on the backup batteries, it
allows UPS power source to be automatically started when AC power is re-supplied normally. The power
supply mode is selected according to the working mode already set up.
Monitor System: The monitor system of this UPS system provides superior monitoring of the system itself,
and supports flexible network monitor, so it can fully meet the demands of various users.
Parallel Connection: The UPS system can redundantly work in a parallel connection of up to 8 sets of UPS
to meet the demands in reliability for the loads.
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1.5 Specifications of Performances

Parameters of the UPS System
1. Input of rectifier: See Table 1

Table 1
10 15 20 30 40 50 60 80 100 120 140 160
Model KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA
Nominal (KVA) 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 80 100 120 140 160
Max. Current for

25 38 50 75 105 125 150 199 240 300 340 388
single phase input
Working mode Working mode and principle: On line power supply, static bypass switch (non-interruption switch),
and principle double transformation technology, complete separation of output power.
Phase number Three phases + N + G

Nominal voltage 380VAC±20%
Nominal freq. 50Hz±10%，60Hz±10%
Voltage harmonic
＜10%
distortion
Soft start 0～100% 5sec
2. Output of rectifier: See Table 2
10 15 20 30 40 50 60 80 100 120 140 160

Max. Output
432VDC
voltage
Charging current
10A～20A (adjustable)
can be set
3. Batteries: See Table 3
10 15 20 30 40 50 60 80 100 120 140 160

Number of
batteries 32
Nominal battery
voltage 384VDC
Floating charge
voltage 432VDC
Charging current 10A～20A (adjustable)
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4. Inverter: See Table 4
10 15 20 30 40 50 60 80 100 120 140 160

Model
KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA
Rated power (KW)
COSφ=0.8 8 12 16 24 32 40 48 64 80 96 112 128
Phase number Three phases + N + G

Nominal voltage 380VAC±1%（stead state load），380VAC±5%（load fluctuation）
Nominal freq. 50Hz±0.05%，60Hz±0.05%（battery power supply）
Freq. Stability: as in-
synchronic ＜±0.05%
Freq. Stability: as
＜±2%
synchronic
Wave peak factor 3：1
Output wave form Sine wave
Total harmonic Linear load＜3%; Non-linear load＜5%
distortion
Instant change of
dynamic load (from 0 ＜±5%
to 100%)
Instant recovery time ＜10ms

Balanced load voltage ＜±1%; ＜±5% (unbalanced load voltage)
Overload capacity 125% 10min，150% 1Min
Inverter efficiency, of
load 100% 8 12 16 24 32 40 48 64 80 96 112 128
5. Bypass: See Table 5
10 15 20 30 40 50 60 80 100 120 140 160

Model
KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA KVA
Bypass input current 25 38 50 75 105 125 150 199 240 300 340 388
Phase number Three phase + N + G

Nominal voltage 380VAC±15%
Nominal frequency 50Hz±5%，60Hz±5%
Inverter/Bypass
(transforming time) (overload) 0ms
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6. System: See Table6
10 15 20 30 40 50 60 80 100 120 140 160

Output single bypass 25 38 50 75 105 125 150 199 240 300 340 388
Efficiency load 100% ＞80%
Communication port RS232

Running temperature 0～40Ԩ
Relative humidity 5%～95% (not condensing)
Operation
＜1000 m (1% power lost as increased every 100m, maximum 4000m)
altitude(max.)
Cool mode Forced ventilation
Noise dB (subject
toload and
48-60 53-65
temperature, 1 meter
to the UPS)
Box color Grey
Input cables Bottom / back
Maintenance Front/ Up / Left and Right side
External size
560×1400×800 950×1800×850 1200×1800×900
(WXHXD)(mm3)
Weight (kg) 210 258 350 400 480 580 650 900 1200 1300 1350 1480
Input component Line connecting terminal row

Output component Line connecting terminal row
* Remark: the above data are for reference. Once any changes are found, please refer to the physical sizes
of the equipment.
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Chapter 2: Rack Installation
2.1 Environmental requirements:
• Working temperature: 0-40˚C

• Storage temperature: -40-70˚C (with batteries installed)
• -20-55˚C (without batteries installed)
• Relative humidity: 5%-95%, non-condensing z Altitude above sea level: 1500 m, in compliance with
the altitude-fall requirements set in Standard GB3859.2-93.
Verticality: Free from vibration and vertical gradient within 5 degrees
The UPS system should be installed at the cool and clean environment with good ventilation and proper
humidity. Working temperature is recommended at 20-25˚C, and humidity is controlled around 50%.
2.2 Unloading and Package Opening
The external package of the system rack is removed according to the illustration shown on the external box.
40/80/100/160 KVA UPS Package

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2.3 Structure Sizes and Illustration

In order to guarantee reliable operations of the system, it should properly be fixed according to the real
situation on side and designed standards.
Table 7: Structure Design Parameters

Front
Front door Back heat
High Width Depth door
Name opening radiating Weight (kg)
(mm) (mm) (mm) opening
angle tunnel
size
20K/30KVA 1,400 560 800 460 90O 500 350/400
40/60/80KVA 1,800 950 850 550 90O 500 480/650/900
100/120/140/160 1,800 1,250 900 650 90O 500 1200/1300/1350/1480
External Size of 20/30KVA UPS External Size of 40/60/80KVA UPS External Size of 100/160KVA
UPS
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Rack Installation position for 40/60/80KVA UPS Rack Installation for 100/160KVA UPS
The recommended cable laying methods are prepared cable-laying ditch (ditch depth at 400 mm) and
“bridging” high above. The enough space must be guaranteed for maintenance and heat radiation. A free
space of 500 mm away from the back of machine should be kept and nothing should be placed in a distance
of 1000 mm away from the front of the system so that the front door and back door can be opened and
operated easily.
The UPS power supply is cooled by the internal fan and the wind enters the UPS by its bottom wind grids
and exists from the machine by the back fan. When wind cooling ventilation system is designed for the UPS
machine room, all the power consumption and ventilation wind volume should be taken into account.
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2.4 Installation and Fixation
1. Transportation on site
A Crane for loading and unloading It is recommended that the package of UPS power supply rack is
removed after it is transported to the installation site. Two ropes of 10 meters long are prepared before hand
and each rope may bear a weight of 1.5 tons. The ropes will pass through the bottom of the UPS system
and be placed evenly to bear the load, as shown in the figure below:
Forklift for loading and unloading
If it is not possible to use a crane, please apply a forklift. The UPS system can be raised from front or from
four directions of the UPS. Please note the transportation distance should be controlled within several
meters.
2. Fixation Modes
Fixation modes
The UPS can be fixed on an even plane cement floor installed with cable laying channel iron. It can also be
installed on a static electricity-proof movable floor.
Weight bearing capacity of the floor
This is a key factor in UPS installation design. The weight of the UPS case is transmitted to the floor through
four ground feet screws (its diameter is 40 mm) installed on the four angles of the UPS case. So weight
bearing capacity of the floor must be appropriately considered in UPS installation.
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2.5 Coming In and Out Modes for the Cables
A mode of cable coming in and out in the bottom
The mode of cable coming in and out as well as heat radiation ventilation channel should be considered
adequately.
Illustration of UPS bottom cables coming in and out
UPS power supply input and output cables are classified into main AC power input cable (3 phases and 4
lines) and bypass power input cables (3 phases and 4 lines). If the bypass power cable and main power
cable share a common power source, input cable should be connected to the cable connection terminals. If
two cables of the power source come from different power source, they should be input separately. The
bypass power input cable is connected to the bypass input terminal, and place aside the original cables
(UPS power output cables (3 phases and 4 lines), battery input cable (anode and cathode), control cable,
communication cable, cables for parallel machine connection, protection ground cable, lightning-proof cable,
battery temperature sensor cable and so on). The UPS case has a flexible mode for cables coming in and
out, whose ventilation wind inlets are placed in the front and bottom of the case, and ventilation wind outlets
are in the back (or up part) of the case.
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2.6 Rack Layout
1: Four foot screws (M20)

2: Lightning-proof box
3: Communication ports
4: Three capacitors
5: Three Capacitors
6: Five fans
7: Eight capacitors
8: Temperature relay
9: Three modules
10: Three radiators
12: Two mutual inductors
13: Two cables
15: Two mutual inductors
17: Rectifier heat radiator
18: Relay
19: mutual inductors
20: Switch
21: Switch
22: Switch
23: Switch
24: Switch
25: Cable row
26: Three fuses
27: Power board
28: Display control panel
29: Display panel
30: Large fan
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Illustration of 10-30KVA
1: Four foot screws (M20)

3: Transformer chamber fan
4: Three cable columns
5: Communication boards
6: Module heat radiator
7: Six capacitors
8: Display control panel
9: Power source panel
10: Drive panel
11: Drive panel
12: rectifier heat radiator
13: Fuses
14: Input switches
15: Rectification switch
16: Transformation switch
17: Battery switch
18: Maintenance switch
19: Cable terminals
20: Three transformers
21: Module, temperature relay
22: Filters
23: Rectifier, Temperature relay
24: Sampling boards
25: 2 Resistors
26: Contactors
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Illustration of 100-160KVA Installation
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Chapter 3 Appliance Installation
3.1 Appliance Circuit Illustration
Main circuit principle illustration
The UPS power supply system applies three kinds of cables: power cable, ground cable, and signal
cable.
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Wire connection illustration
3.2 Cable Load Current Parameter
The cable with different section area allows different load flow (recommended according to Electrical Design
Specifications).
Table: Loading flow parameters for cables of different section areas
Current Section area (mm2)

Loading (A) 1 1.5 2.5 4 6 10 16 25 35 50 70 95 120 150 185 240
25 Rubber 21 27 35 45 58 85 110 145 180 230 285 345 400 470 540 660
Ԩ Plastic 19 24 32 42 55 75 105 138 170 215 265 325 / / / /
25 Rubber 20 25 33 42 54 80 103 136 168 215 267 323 374 439 505 617
Ԩ Plastic 18 22 30 39 51 70 96 129 159 201 248 304 / / / /
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3.3 Power Cable
2
The principle for selecting current density: Cables of 3-5 A/mm current density are selected to medium and
2
small UPS power systems, and cables of 2.5-3 A/mm current density are selected to large UPS power
supply system. The largest voltage drop arising on the electrical power cable should not be greater than 3V,
which should be considered at the same in cable selection.
There are two ways to select the current values:
Firstly calculation method: 0.8 is taken for power factor, 0.90 is for efficiency, and 176 V is for minimum
input voltage and output phase voltage is 220 V. Minimum voltage for storage battery is 32*10.8=345, and
bypass current loading capacity is 135%, inverter output capacity is 125%. When the above system
parameters are selected, the current parameters can be calculated and then cable section areas can be
selected.
Secondly refer to parameter table: From Table 1, get the working current of various UPS power supply and
from Table 9 select proper power cable.
Table 9: Recommended section areas for cables

10K / 15K 20/30KVA 40KVA 50KVA
Name Current Cable Current Cable Current Cable Current Cable
A mm2 A mm2 A mm2 A mm2
Battery 28/42 16 56 25 111 35 150 40
Bypass 25/38 10 52 16 104 25 125 25
Input 25/38 10 52 16 104 25 125 25
Output 25/38 10 51 16 101 25 125 25
Neutral line 25/38 10 52 25 104 35 125 50
Ground line 25/38 10 51 16 101 25 125 25
60/80KVA 100KVA 120KVA 140KVA 160KVA

Name Current A Cable mm2 Cable mm2 Cable mm2 Cable mm2 Cable mm2
Battery 168/ 50 80 80 100 100

Bypass 156/ 35 50 50 80 80
Input 156/ 35 50 50 80 80
Output 152/ 35 50 50 80 80
Neutral line 156/ 50 50 50 80 80
Ground line 152/ 35 50 50 80 80
UPS Neutral Line and Ground Line
UPS power system neutral lines are referred to bypass neutral line and UPS power output neutral
line whose section areas should be 1.5-1.7 times of phase-line cable section areas.
UPS power system have security ground protection line and lightning proof ground line, whose
2
section areas should be 0.5-1.0 times of phase-line cable section areas, but not less than 6 mm .
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3.4 Signal Cable
Communication cables, main connection control cables, and other control cables should use shielded
multiple core cable. When a single cable is used, many single cables should be combined in a group to
increased their strength, but no more than 30 cables should be combined in one group. The section area of
2
a single cable should not be smaller than 0.5 mm .
Cable Connection Methods for Paralleling UPS When many sets of UPS are connected in parallel, the
section area and length of bypass input cable should be the same so as to reduce the working circulating
current of bypass parallel machines.
3.6 Battery Capacity
The discharge current value is calculated according to the rated load capacity. Based on the current value,
the storage current capacity is selected. There are many sizes and specifications of batteries in the market.
Our company recommends a storage battery that composes 32 independent 12V batteries connected in
series, whose single battery capacity can be 38 Ah, 65 Ah, 100 Ah, 150 Ah, and 200 Ah.
Note: When the capacity of a storage battery is over 200 Ah, we recommend parallel connections of the
storage batteries with identical capacity or composition of some 2V single batteries whose capacity is very
large. In real operations, the storage battery sets in 70%-100% of capacity range can be selected according
to the requirements of load power and backup time.
Table 10: Battery capacity and configuration for UPS single system storage batteries (for your reference)
UPS 10KVA
20KVA 30KVA 40KVA 50KVA 60KVA 80KVA 100KA 120KV 140KV 160KV
capacity 15K VA
Discharge
current 50A 75A 100A 116A 150A 186A
Backup Capacity of storage battery set

15min 17/24 38Ah 65Ah 65Ah 90AH 100Ah 120AH 150AH 200AH 240AH 300AH
30min 38/42 65Ah 65Ah 100Ah 120AH 65Ah 90AH 300AH 400AH 480AH 600AH
1h 42/65 100Ah 65Ah 100Ah 120AH 340Ah 400AH 600AH 800AH 1000AH 1200AH
2h 100/12 100Ah 100Ah 340Ah 380AH 420Ah 500AH
3h 100Ah 340Ah 420Ah 500AH 630Ah 800AH

120/200
4h 100Ah 340Ah 510Ah
150/240
5h 340Ah 420Ah 630Ah
200/300
6h 340Ah 510Ah 680Ah
240/400
8h 420Ah 630Ah 840Ah
300/480
Connection
6mm2 10mm2 16mm2 20mm2 25 mm2 35mm2 50mm2 80mm2 100mm2
cable
Non-load
capacity
100A 100A 125A 160A 160A 250A 250A 300A 300A 350A 400A
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3.7 Communication Ports
Monitor Unit:
All the port positions of external monitor control system connected to the UPS 20K/30K/40K/60K/80KVA
power sources are shown in the figures. The ports can be monitored and controlled through series port
RS232/422 or stem junction node. The UPS has built-in MODEM and SNMP cards to realize remote
warning and network supervision and control management. The ports on the monitor boards are specified
below:
1 RS 232 Ports
DB9 Port Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Symbol definition NO RX TX NO GND NO NO NO NO
2 RS 422 Ports
DB9 Port Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Symbol definition GND YX ZX BX AX NC NC NC +5V
3. Battery test port
DB9 Port Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Symbol definition +5V BX1 CX1 AX1 NC BX2 CX2 AX2 GND
4. Telephone line port（Modem）
RJ45 Port Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Symbol definition NO NO TIP NO NO NO RING NO
Parallel Port I and Parallel Port II (they are available only when UPS paralleled).
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5. Specification to stem joints

The joint node voltage and current are 125 V AC /2A for alternative current and 24 V DC /2A for direct
current. The output signals are explained in the following table:
Signal
definition M/FIL BAT-LOW 2L-SHUT INV-FAN CHG-SW 1HV-FAIL
Port
terminal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Floating
Electric supply Battery Rectification Inverter fan Inverter
Remark charging
malfunction malfunction switch malfunction malfunction
switch
Often
close 2-3 5-6 8-9 11-12 14-15 17-18
Often On 1-2 4-5 7-8 10-11 13-14 16-17
6. SNMP Network Card
Two ports and three indicators L1-L3 are set on SNMP network card, and DB9 port is RS232 port,
RJ45 port is network port.
L1: Flash means that the network card works well.
L2: Being light means that the power works well.
L3: Being light means that the network access is good.
3.8 Estimate of User’s Equipment Capacity
If a user’s equipment is relatively unchanged and rarely turned off, the recommended capacity of the user’s
equipment should not be greater than 60% to 70% of the UPS’s rated power. If a user’s equipment is often
changed, and frequently turned on and off, the practical maximum capacity of the equipment should not be
greater than 90% of the UPS’s rated power.
Note: If the load of a UPS is the equipment that demands on a high quality and reliable power supply, such
as a server, data storage device, etc., it is recommended that users keep the load of the equipment
unchanged and avoid frequent replacement and turning off or on of the equipment.
Note: In order to keep safe operations of a UPS and the information devices connected to the UPS, and
avoid an accident of power failure, the following devices should not be connected to the UPS as the UPS’s
load:
z Heaters, such as electrical stove, microwave oven, electrical oven and electrical heater;
z Refrigerating devices such as air-conditioner, refrigerator, etc.
z Electricity driven devices, such as electrical fan, electrical motor, washing machine, vacuum
cleaner, electrical drill, etc.
If a user insists on that the UPS is applied on the above devices, please be advised with the
manufacturer to avoid any unexpected accident.
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Chapter 4 Option Parts
4.1 Storage Battery set
Our company recommends several valve-control Pb acid storage batteries to match with our UPS system.
The structure of each single storage battery is listed in Table 12.
Table 12: Parameters for various single storage batteries

Total height Weight (kg)
Manufacturer Capacity Length (mm) Width (mm) Height (mm)
(mm)
38Ah/12V 197 165 170 170 13.3
65Ah/12V 350 166 174 174 22.7
Deutsche 100Ah/12V 330 170 215 243 31.5
Power 120Ah/12V 408 172 210 235 37.5
150Ah/12V 480 170 240 244 48
200Ah/12V 520 240 220 250 60
4.2 Storage battery rack
4.2.1 Structure Parameter
3-in-3-Out UPS power system has two kinds of battery racks to be matched. All the structure parameters
are listed in Table 13 for the battery racks.
Table 13 Battery Rack Structure Parameters
Heat
Front door Opening
radiation
Name Length (mm) Width (mm) Depth (mm) opening angle for
channel in
sizes front door
the back
A 1,800 1000 850 660 150O 500
B 1,400 900 800 620 150O 500
C 1,400 600 800 620 90O 500
D 1,140 660 800 620 90O 500
E 1,140 360 800 620 90O 500
4.2.2 External Shape and Sizes
For a battery rack, the rack and its batteries are separated during the transportation and installation and
fixation process. The empty rack is very light and will be very heavy after the batteries are installed.
Therefore, reasonable support frames and floor should be selected to bear the weight. 3-in-3-out UPS
power system has two kinds of battery racks and their installation methods are the same as the master
machine.
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4.3 SNMP Cards

SNMP card supports SNMP, HTTP, TFTPD protocols, and thus UPS monitor and control functions can be
realized through monitor software, network management websites (NMS), Web browsers (IE, Netscape,
etc.). SNMP card can be upgraded on line.
4.4 Network Software

Network software serves as back-platform monitor and management software.
4.5 Class-C Lightning-Proof System

Class-C lightning-proof system serves as a protection measurement for the alternative power input into the
computer room to prevent external lightning strike or electrical sure voltage from entering the computer
room and from any damage to the equipment installed therein. This accessory system should be selected if
no Class-C or below lightning proof system is set up in the low voltage power distribution system output
terminals, the computer room is far away from low voltage power distribution output or it is the special area
liable to lightning strikes.
Class-C lightning-proof system is designed for a max 20 KA for current flow and 8/20µs for impulse current
wave form.
4.6 Battery Test Module
1. Functions
It is used to real-time measure and warn the working voltages of each battery. The test board has two
groups of connection wires. One is “battery test line” on which two rows of sockets for 40 lines to be
connected respectively corresponding to the anode and cathode of each battery. The other is
“communication line” on which DB9 has one male port and one female port that are used to connect UPS
battery test ports and battery testing module.
2. Definitions of the Ports

(1). Battery Lines (CN1, CN2)
CN1
1 2 3 ……..19 20
Bat1+ Bat1- Bat2+ Bat19-
CN2
1 2 3 ……..19 20
Bat18+ Bat19- Bat20+ Bat39-
(2) Communication Lines CN3 (female) CN4 (male)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
+5V BX1 CX1 AX1 BX2 CX2 AX2 GND
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Chapter 5 The Operations for Turning On and Off
5.1 Turning On Procedures for a Single Machine
This section is suitable to a single running UPS machine and not proper to parallel ones. When all the
connections have been done on the UPS, please follow the procedures below to start the UPS:
1 When it is decided that each phase has a voltage, close the rectification input switches to start the
UPS rectifier. If LCD panel does not light after the rectification input switch is closed, the rectifier will not be
started. This indicates that the input lines are wrong in their input line orders. Now turn off the rectification
input switch and general input power, and carefully examine the input lines. When the input lines (R, S, and
T) line phases are correctly connected, restart the total input power and rectification input switches. When
LCD panel is light, it means that the input lines are in correct orders. Wait for 20 seconds for self-testing, the
inverter will be started normally.
2 Only when UPS inverter is started normally, close the battery switch.
3 Close the bypass input switch
4 Close output switch
Warning: When the UPS works normally, the maintenance switch can never be closed; otherwise the
UPS will be damaged.
5.2 Turning Off Procedure for a Single Machine
1 First turn off all the output load switches of the UPS;
2 Turn off the bypass input switches of the UPS
3 Turn off the battery switches of the UPS
4 Turn off the rectification input switches of the UPS
5 Turn off the general input switches of the UPS
Warning: 1. Please strictly follow the above operation orders;

2. All the above procedures must be completed continuously until all the
switches are turned off.
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5.3 Turning On Procedures for a Paralleling UPS System
This section is suitable only to parallel UPS running and not proper to single machine UPS.
When all the lines are connected, please check all the lines are correctly connected and then strictly follow
the procedures below to start and operate the UPS parallel running system:
1 When input voltage is tested to be available on each phase, close the rectification input switch and
start the rectifier of the UPS power supply. If LCD board does not light up after the rectification input switch
is turned on, it means that the rectifier has not been started, i.e. the input phases is wrongly connected. At
this moment, please turn off the general input power and rectification input switch and exchange the two
phases at any order. When order of the input lines (R, S, and T) is decided, close the general switch and
rectification input switch again to observe if the LCD board works. When input phase order is connected
correctly, the inverter will be started normally after 20 seconds of self-testing.
2 Close the battery switch after the inverter is started normally.
3 Follow the above steps 1 and 2 to start and operate another UPS or other UPS that are needed to
be connected for parallel operation.
4 When it is confirmed that each UPS has been started normally, test the output voltage of each set
UPS. If the output voltage is normal, close all the bypass input switches.
5 The output voltages (R, S and T) of three phases are measured again with a multimeter, and
confirm that output voltage of each set UPS is normal.
6 The output voltage difference between each phase and another is measured with a multimeter and
all the output phase voltage difference (UR-R, US-S, and UT-T) between all the UPS that are connected in
parallel should not be over 10 V. If the voltage difference is less than 10 V, it indicates that each set of UPS
is synchronic with another UPS. Now each set of UPS can be operated in parallel; otherwise its operation is
prohibited and the reasons for being synchronic should be investigated.
7 Close the output switch. After several minutes, close the general load switch.
Warnings: 1. When each UPS is not synchronic, the UPS in parallel operation is strictly prohibited.
1 When a UPS works normally, it is prohibited to close the maintenance switch; otherwise the
UPS can be damaged.
2 When a UPS is in the status of operations in parallel, it is strictly prohibited that input
rectification switch, battery switch, bypass switch, and output load switch cannot be turned off on
one set or many sets of he UPS.
5.4 Turning Off Procedures for a Paralleling UPS System
1 First of all, turn off output load switch of each UPS running in parallel.
2 Turn off bypass input switch of each UPS running in parallel.
3 Turn off battery switch of each UPS running in parallel.
4 Turn off rectification input switch of each UPS running in parallel.
5 Turn off the general power switch.
Warnings: 1. The above order of the operation steps must be strictly followed.
2. Each of the above steps must be completed continuously until all the switches are
turned off.
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5.5 Turn Off Procedure in Emergency for a Paralleling UPS System
When an unexpected malfunction happens, follow the steps below to turn off the UPS running in parallel:
1 Turn off the general load switch.
2 Turn off output load switch of each UPS running in parallel.
3 Turn off bypass switch of each UPS running in parallel.
4 Turn off the general input power switch of each UPS running in parallel.
5 Turn off the battery switch of each UPS running in parallel.
Warning: the order of operation procedures above must strictly be followed.
5.6 Operations for a Working UPS to Be Connected to Another UPS on Line
Note: This section is suitable only to the UPS running in parallel.
1 Test the rectification switch, battery switch, bypass switch, output switch of each set of UPS already
in operation and guarantee that they are all closed.
2 Close the rectification input switch to make the rectifier of the UPS to work normally.
3 Close battery switch
4 Close bypass switch
5 Wait for about 5 minutes and measure the R-R phase, S-S phase and T-T phase voltage differences
between the output voltage of the UPS and electric supply voltage and the voltage difference should be less
than 30 V (mean square root).
6 First of all, one terminal of the parallel interconnected line of the UPS is to be connected to the
parallel interconnected socket on the UPS case that is just started. The other terminal of the parallel
interconnected line is firmly connected to the parallel interconnected socket on the UPS rack that has been
already in running status. In connecting process, it should be done smoothly and should be done
successfully in one trial to avoid any repeated twisting.
7 When it is confirmed that the inter-UPS line is firmly connected to two sets of UPS, measure the R-R
phase, S-S phase, and T-T phase output voltage differences between two sets of UPS. If one set of UPS is
running with load, the voltage difference should be less than 20V; if each set of UPS is running without load,
the voltage difference should be less than 5V.
8 Close the output load switch of the UPS newly started.
Remark: If one new UPS is to be connected into a group of UPS that have already been running in parallel,
the procedures to start the new UPS are the same as the above.
Warnings: 1. The order of the above operation steps must strictly be followed.
2. It is strictly prohibited to run the UPS in parallel under the condition that the inter-UPS
connection line and inter-UPS terminal have not be firmly connected.
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5.7 Operations for Turning Off a Malfunction UPS in the Combined Machine Working Status
Note: This section is suitable only to the UPS running in parallel.
1 It is confirmed that all the bypass switches of each UPS are in the close status.
2 Turn off the output load switch of the malfunction UPS.
3 Plug out the inter-UPS connection line of the malfunction UPS from the socket.
4 Turn off the bypass switch, rectification switch, and battery switch of the malfunction UPS.
Warnings:
1 The order of the above operation steps must be strictly followed.

2 It is strictly prohibited to turn off the inter-UPS connection line when the parallel UPS is in
normal working status.
3 It is strictly prohibited to connect the UPS power for interconnection under the condition that
the inter-UPS connection line of the UPS to be run in parallel has not completely firmly been
connected.
4 When electric supply input is available or when the battery is running under discharging
condition, it is strictly prohibited that the battery switch of the UPS is to be turned off, if one set of
UPS, which is interconnected for running, sends out a under-voltage warning due to too low
discharging voltage of the battery.
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Chapter 6 Application and Operations of Panels
6.1 Main Panel Screen
DEUTSCHE POWER
The corporate name, model of the equipment, production code, system date and time, and measurement
parameters are indicated on the main control screen.
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When current passes inside, a bold line appears; when no current passes, a fine line appears. This shows
that the module connected with the bold line works.
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(1) Introduction to the functions:
a) System management function: mainly to carry out manual bypass turn, inverse transformation, review of
operation records, warning records, communication records etc.
b) System parameter function: to set the system date, time, communication mode etc.
c) Manual bypass function: to indicate the status of turning to the manual bypass
d) Automatic bypass function: to indicate the status of turning to the automatic bypass
e) Battery: to indicate the statuses of total voltage, floating charging voltage, and recharging and
discharging.
f) Data measurement indications: three phase voltage and frequency of electric supply input, three phases
and frequency of inverter output, size of load, charging voltage of the battery, battery capacity, battery
discharging time, temperature in the rack etc.
g) When a malfunction happens in an inverter, the inverter mark flashes.
h) When a malfunction happens to the rectifier, the rectifier mark will flash.
i) When the UPS is connected, “Parallel” will appears in the upper right corner.
(a) Bypass, without electric supply (b) electric supply is available to inverter output
(c) Inverter output, without electric supply (d) Bypass output, with electric supply
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6.2 How to Observe Real-time Management Measurement
A. Click on the Battery Mark with your finger, the following graph appears:
Battery Real-time Management Test
Battery Battery Discharge Discharge

voltage capacity time current
380.2V 100%AH 100Min 10A
01..05 14.5 12 12 12 12
06..10 12 12 12 12 12
Unit 11..15 12 12 9.6 12 12
vol-t
16..20 12 12 12 12 12
age
21..25 12 12 12 12 12
(V)
26..30 12 12 12 12 12
31..35 12 12
Battery set 30
temperature (˚C)
Discharge No.. 10 Battery set No. 1
Record Paramet Return
Remark:
1) Dynamic indications include: total battery voltage; unit voltage, battery capacity, discharge time,
recharging current, discharge current, etc. of a single battery; battery set temperature, battery set code,
number of discharging
2) On the upper right corner, “recharging current” or “discharging current” are prompted according to the
change of battery’s working status.
3) The unit voltage indicates the real voltage of each battery (it requires installation of the optional part:
special battery test module). When the voltage is higher or lower than unbalanced warning threshold
values of a single battery, the corresponding data will be indicated in the data block in a highlight form.
4) For a multiple battery set (not greater than 4 sets), the corresponding battery code as 1, 2, 3, and 4,
corresponding battery temperature, and unit voltage will be indicated in a form of circulation.
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B. Click the “Parameter” in the Battery Management Real-time Test to get the following graph
below:
Battery Management Parameter Indications
Single Battery Voltage 12.8

Single Battery Capacity (AH) 100
No of batteries in each set 32
No of batteries set 1
Rated Discharge Time (min) 120
Recovery Voltage of discharge output (V) 395
Protection Voltage of discharge output(V) 355
Warning Voltage of discharge output(V) 370
Single battery unbalanced warning
+3.0
threshold value(V)
Warning threshold value of battery’s 45
overheat
Modify Return
Recover
+10 -10 +1 -+1 Recover END
Remarks:
1) Single battery voltage, battery capacity, number of batteries, number of battery sets are set up set up
before exit from the manufacturing factory, which are changeable with the machine model.
2) Rated discharge time is referred to the discharging time under 100% full load when the electric supply is
powered off, and the real discharging time is changed with the size of the load.
3) When battery voltage is higher than the recovery voltage of discharging output, it will turn into inverter
output; otherwise the bypass status will be kept until the battery voltage is greater than recovery voltage.
4) The warning buzzer will give out urgent sound when battery voltage discharges to the discharge output
warning voltage at battery discharging process. Such warning is not affected by the status of the noise
suppressing key and buzzer icon.
5) When a battery discharges to the output protection voltage, the equipment will stop voltage output and
stay at a standby status.
6) Recovery operation will recover all the parameters within this window to the original values, and a user
cannot change them at his will.
Modify operation can adjust some parameters that are already set up by the manufacturer before
delivery.
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B. To click the “Record” in Battery Real-time Management Test Graph, the following graph will
be prompted:
Battery Management Historic Record

Time Event
02-11-12. 20:30 06# voltage 14.5 V
warning
02.11-12. 22:30 Discharge begins
02-11-12. 23:00 Discharge ends
02-11-12. 22:30 Discharge output warning
2/4
Remark:
1) Record the events that are related with discharging and historic records will be stored in the
equipment for a long period.
2) Delete Key operations will delete all the historic records (incl. those in other windows). This
key should be applied with caution.
3) “2/4” on the lower left corner means 4 records are available and the second one is the
current record prompted on the screen.
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6.3 How to Observe Real-time Status of the Rectifier
A. Click on Rectifier Icon to get the graph below:
Rectifier Real-time Management Test

electric supply input voltage
(V) 230 230 230
electric supply input
frequency (Hz) 50.0 50.0 50.0
rectifier output voltage (V) 420
rectifier working
temperature (ºC)
45.4 45.2 45.5
Temperature in rack (ºC) 60.5 60.5 60.5
Transformer temperature
(ºC)
40.5
Record Parameter Return
Remark:
1) Dynamically indicate the current input voltage, frequency, output voltage, and working temperature of the
rectifier.
2) Dynamically monitor the input voltage, frequency of electric supply and output voltage and working
temperature of the rectifier.
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B. Click on “Parameter” in the Real-time Test Icon of the Rectifier to display the graph below:
Management Parameter Indications
Upper protection limit of electric supply input voltage 260
(V)
Lower protection limit of electric supply input voltage 160
(V)
Upper protection limit of electric input frequency 52
(Hz)
Lower protection limit of electric input frequency 47
(Hz)
Upper protection limit of rectification output 460
voltage (V)
Lower protection limit of rectification output 350
voltage (V)
Upper protection temperature of the rectifier 75
(ºC)
Lower protection temperature of the rectifier 65
(ºC)
Modify Return
Recover
+10 -10 +1 -+1 Recover END
Remark:
1) These parameters are used to set working conditions of the rectifier so as to maintain the rectifier to be
in a normal working status.
2) “Recover” Operation: Recover all the parameters within this window to their original values that may not
be modified by a user.
3) “Modify” Operation: Modify some parameters that have been set up by the manufacturer before delivery.
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C. Management History of the rectifier
Click “Record” in Real-time Test Icon of the rectifier to get the display below:
1) It is to record the events related with rectifier. Historic record data will be stored in the equipment for a
long period.
3) When Delete key is pressed, all the historic records (including those in other windows) will be deleted.
This key should be used with caution.
4) The “1/5” on the left corner means 5 records available and the current cursor is only the first record.
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6.4 How to Observe Real-time Status of the Inverter
A.Click on the Inverter Icon to get the graph below:
Inverter Real-time Management Monitor
Inverter output voltage (V) 220 220 220

Inverter output frequency (Hz) 50.0 50.0 50.0
Inverter load current (%) 90 90 90
Inverter input voltage (V) 420
Inverter working temperature 45.2 45.5 45.2
(°C)
Temperature inside rack (°C) 35.2
Transformer temperature (°C) 45.7
Remarks:
1) It is to monitor if the output voltage, frequency of the inverter are in the normal ranges.
2) When load current is greater than 100%, sound warning is produced; when it is greater than 120%, the
equipment will be turned off in 10 minutes; when it is greater than 150%, the equipment will be turned off
in 1 minute, and if it is over 200%, it will be turned off in 200 ms.
3) When it is turned off due to over-load, it will be recovered automatically as the load is reduced (less than
100%).
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B. Click on the “Parameter” in the Real-time Inverter Management Monitor, the graph below is
displayed:
Inverter Management Parameter
Upper protection limit of Inverter output voltage 250

(V)
Lower protection limit of Inverter output voltage 190
(V)
Upper protection limit of Inverter output 52
frequency (Hz)
Lower protection limit of Inverter output 47
frequency (Hz)
Upper protection limit of Inverter input voltage 450
(V)
Lower protection limit of Inverter input voltage 350
(V)
Inverter Rated output current (A) 400
Lower protection temperature of the Inverter 65
(ºC)
Remarks:
1) These parameters are used to set working conditions of the inverter so as to maintain the
inverter
to be in a normal working status.
2) “Recover” Operation: Recover all the parameters within this window to their original values that
may not be modified by a user.
3) “Modify” Operation: Modify some parameters that have been set up by the manufacturer
before delivery
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C. Click “Record” in Real-time Test Icon of the Inverter to get the display below:
Inverter Management History
Time Event
02-11-12. 20:30 Output voltage A phase 160V under-
voltage protection
02.11-12. 22:30 Output voltage B phase 320V over-
voltage protection
02-11-12. 23:00 Output current C phase 120% over-load
protection
02-11-12. 22:30 Inverter input voltage 100V under-
voltage protection
02-11-12. 22:30 Inverter a phase 90ºC over-heat
protection
Remark:
1) It is to record the events related with inverter. Historic record data will be stored in the
equipment
for a long period.
2) When Delete key is pressed, all the historic records (including those in other windows) will be
deleted. This key should be used with caution.
3) The “1/5” on the left corner means 5 records available and the current cursor is only the first record.
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6.5 How to Observe Automatic Bypass Status
A. When Click on Automatic Bypass Mark to get the following graph Automatic Bypass Status Indications:
Automatic Bypass Status Indications:
Bypass input voltage (V) 220.0 220.0 220.0

Bypass output voltage (V) 220.0 220.0 220.0
Bypass frequency (Hz) 50.0 50.0 50.0
Bypass load (%) 80.5 80.5 80.5
02-12-20. 23:12 Turn into automatic bypass
02-12-20. 23:15 Go to Bypass for battery
malfunction
02-12-20. 23:12 Go to Bypass for rectification
malfunction
02-12-20. 23:15 Go to Bypass for inverter
malfunction
Remarks:
1) Dynamically indicate bypass working status. When the system works in bypass form, the values of
bypass output voltage and bypass load will be null if it is in inverse transformation.
2) When no market electricity input is available, both bypass input and output data will be zero.
3) Historical bypass records will accumulate the Goto bypass events and can not be lost due to power
failure.
4) Delete key will delete all the historical records (including those in other windows), so this key should be
used with caution.
5) “1/4” on the lower left corner of the window suggests 4 records totally available and the current cursor is
located on the first record.
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6.6 How to Observe Manual Bypass Status
A. Click on Manual Bypass icon to display the following graph:
Manual Bypass Status Indication
Bypass input voltage 230 230 230

(V)
Bypass output voltage 230 230 230
(V)
Bypass frequency (Hz) 50.1 50.1 50.1
Bypass load (%) 100 100 100
02-12-20. 23:12 Goto manual bypass
02-12-20. 23:15 Exit from manual
bypass
Remarks:
1) When manual bypass switch is turned on in maintenance, the system will work in manual bypass form,
and inverse transformation and automatically bypass will not output current.
2) Historical bypass records will accumulate the Goto bypass events and can not be lost due to power
failure.
3) Delete key will delete all the historical records (including those in other windows), so this key should be
used with caution.
4) “1/2” on the lower left corner of the window suggests 2 records totally available and the current cursor is
located on the first record.
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6.7 How to Carry Out System Management Operations

A. Click on System Management icon to display the graph below:
1) Operation record, warning record, and communication record are the important classification to the
important events of the system so as to facilitate managers to analyze the malfunctions.
2) The overall equipment temperature will indicate the temperature values of environment (temperature
inside the case), rectifier, inverter, transformer, battery, and other working parts to facilitate staff to
observe the equipment working status.
3) Go to bypass, and Go to Inverter are the only one manual operation form. In order to guarantee safety,
password is needed, while the password at delivery is 1234.
4) Uniform battery charging and battery floating charging are set to decide the battery charging form, and
uniform charging time can be set to 1 to 4 hours and it will automatically turn to floating charging status.
ECO working mode switch status will change the normal working style of the equipment: bypass is
normal (when ECO=ON); and inverse transformation is normal (when ECO=OFF). When ECO=OFF, in
order to be safe, a password is needed for modification, and the password at delivery is 5678.
5) Recovery and modification are set for system managers to adjust the internal protection points, warning
points, and other internal parameters. “x” means no permit and “v” means permit. After both are disabled
at a time, if it is allowed to reset one of them, it needs a password for the operation. The password at
delivery is 5678 and usually both are commonly be “x”.
6) Delete: “v” indicates permit to press the delete key to delete historical records, while “x” means no
permit. Usually it is “x”. 7) Buzzer: “v” means sound alarm is allowed. It will give out prompt sound when
the key is pressed. “x” means no permit for sound alarm (except emergency alarm of battery discharging
protection). Unlike the noise suppressor, it will perpetually turn off the sound alarm, while noise suppressing
key will only eliminate the sound of the current alarm, and when the alarm is disabled at this time, the noise
suppressor still need be pressed for next alarm. It is commonly set to “x”.
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B．In the graph of System Management Operation, click on “Operation Records” to display the following
graph:
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6.8 How to Observe System Status Communication Records
A.Click on “Communication Record” icon to display the graph below:
System Status Communication Record
Time Event
02-11-12. 20:30 Communication
02.11-12. 22:30 Communication
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6.9 How to Observe System Status Overall Machine Temperature

A. Click “Over Machine Temperature” icon to see a graph below:
System Status Overall Machine Temperature Indication
Temperature inside the 30.6

case (°C)
rectifier temperature (°C) 55.0 55.2 55.0
Inverter temperature (°C) 45.2 45.2 45.3
Transformer temperature 55
(°C)
Battery set temperature 40
(°C)
02-11-12. 20:30 Inverter temperature warning
02-11-12. 20:30 Inverter temperature

protection
02-11-12. 20:30 rectifier temperature warning
02-11-12. 20:30 rectifier temperature

protection
02-11-12. 20:30 Battery set temperature
warning
1/5
6.10 How to Switch between Inverse Transformation and Bypass Transformation
A. Click on “Go to Inverter” or “Go to Bypass” icons to display the following graph:
Press “x” to discard the password and the password dialogue box will be closed.
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6.11 How to Set up System Functions
System Function Set
Language selection
System time 2001.01.08 08:00 Day 1
Automatic turn on
Automatic turn off
Password for power turn
on
Password of automatic ****
bypass
Password of parameter ****
setting
Malfunction alarm style Flash + sound +
Series RS232/RS4 (8，n,1,1200)
Telephone dialing 66
Remarks:
1) It is mainly used to modify system date and time for historical records.
2) Automatic bypass password: it is used to “Go to Inverter”, and “Go to Bypass” operations in the “System
Management Operations”.
3) Password for parameter setting: In the “System Management Operations”, it is used to allow recovery
and modification of the setting for battery uniform charging to ECO switch.
4) If modification allowed, press modification key to change the password in form of “***” to the original
digits, which is to facilitate the user to modify the password.
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Deutsche Power

“ELEKTRA SERIES 3/3”

10-160KVA Rating Manual

The UPS can be used in a great Varity of applications.

Chapter 1 Introduction to Working Principle

Chapter 2 Rack Installation

Chapter 3 Installation of Appliances

Chapter 4 Introduction to Optional Parts

Chapter 5 Operations for Machine Turning On and Off

Chapter 6 Application and Operations of Panels

Chapter 1 Introduction to Working Principles

The circuit illustration of a single set UPS is shown in Fig. 1-2.

1.3 Working Modes

Fig. 1-3 Normal working mode

2. Working Mode of the Batteries

Fig. 1-4 Working mode of Batteries

3. Bypass Working Mode

Fig. 1-5 Bypass working mode

4. ECO Working Mode

Fig. 1-6 ECO working mode

5. Maintenance Working Mode

6. Combined Power Supply Working Mode

Fig. 1-8 Working mode for combined power supply

7. Paralleling Working Mode

Fig. 1-9 Two-set UPS paralleling working mode

1.4 Basic functions

1.5 Specifications of Performances

1. Input of rectifier: See Table 1

Max. Current for

Phase number Three phases + N + G

2. Output of rectifier: See Table 2

10 15 20 30 40 50 60 80 100 120 140 160

3. Batteries: See Table 3

10 15 20 30 40 50 60 80 100 120 140 160

Charging current 10A～20A (adjustable)

4. Inverter: See Table 4

10 15 20 30 40 50 60 80 100 120 140 160

Phase number Three phases + N + G

Instant recovery time ＜10ms

5. Bypass: See Table 5

10 15 20 30 40 50 60 80 100 120 140 160

Phase number Three phase + N + G

6. System: See Table6

10 15 20 30 40 50 60 80 100 120 140 160

Efficiency load 100% ＞80%

Communication port RS232

Input component Line connecting terminal row

Chapter 2: Rack Installation

2.1 Environmental requirements:

• Working temperature: 0-40˚C

2.2 Unloading and Package Opening

40/80/100/160 KVA UPS Package

2.3 Structure Sizes and Illustration

Table 7: Structure Design Parameters

2.4 Installation and Fixation

Forklift for loading and unloading

Weight bearing capacity of the floor

2.5 Coming In and Out Modes for the Cables

A mode of cable coming in and out in the bottom

Illustration of UPS bottom cables coming in and out

2.6 Rack Layout

1: Four foot screws (M20)

1: Four foot screws (M20)