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Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P-164001113—Rev 01

4.2.5 Ground ............................................................................................................................................. 27

4.2.6 Source and Output Power Connections ................................................................................................... 28

4.2.7 Control Wiring.................................................................................................................................... 29

4.2.8 Primary and Secondary System Cabling ................................................................................................... 29

4.3 Outline Drawings...................................................................................................................................... 29

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5.1 Placing a TFA STS 800-1200A Unit ............................................................................................................... 35

5.1.1 Placement Information......................................................................................................................... 35

5.1.2 Mounting TFA STS on Floor .................................................................................................................. 35

5.1.3 Mounting TFA STS on Floor Stand .......................................................................................................... 37

5.2 Power Connections................................................................................................................................... 40

5.2.1 Upstream Circuit Breaker Protection ....................................................................................................... 40

5.2.2 Power Sources................................................................................................................................... 40

5.2.3 Cable Entry/Exit.................................................................................................................................. 41

5.2.4 Top Cable Landing Compartment ........................................................................................................... 41

5.2.5 Ground ............................................................................................................................................. 42

5.2.6 Source and Output Power Connections ................................................................................................... 43

5.2.7 Control Wiring.................................................................................................................................... 45

5.2.8 Primary and Secondary System Cabling ................................................................................................... 45

5.3 Outline Drawings...................................................................................................................................... 45

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6.1 Commissioning: Initial Power-up Site Test ..................................................................................................... 51

6.1.1 Commissioning: Acceptance Testing ...................................................................................................... 52

6.1.2 Note on STS Testing and Commissioning Methodology .............................................................................. 52

6.2 Additional Installation Requirements ............................................................................................................. 52

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7.1 Contractor Board Compartment ................................................................................................................... 53

7.2 Communications Cable Entry ...................................................................................................................... 53

7.3 Contractor Boards..................................................................................................................................... 55

7.3.1 Basic Contractor Board ........................................................................................................................ 55

7.3.2 Enhanced Contractor Board .................................................................................................................. 58

7.3.3 Modbus RTU Upstream Connection ....................................................................................................... 58

7.4 Ethernet Connection ................................................................................................................................. 58

7.5 Dry Contact Signals................................................................................................................................... 58

7.5.1 Dry Contact Output Signals................................................................................................................... 58

7.5.2 Dry Contact Input Signals ..................................................................................................................... 59

7.5.3 Remote Source Select Option ............................................................................................................... 60

7.5.4 Multi-Switch Link Option (N+1 UPS) ....................................................................................................... 60

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Summary of Contents for PDI WaveStar TFA STS 250-600A

Page 1: ...p n P 164001113 Revision 01 250 1200A Installation and Operation Manual Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch ...

Page 2: ...mance of your Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch please carefully read the instructions before trying to install operate service or maintain the system For any questions regarding the installation operation service or maintenance contact the Eaton Help Desk See paragraph for details Please use the following e mail for manual comments suggestions or to report a technical error in this ma...

Page 3: ... of threats including power outages surges lighting strikes and enable you to monitor and control your power infrastructure We trust that your Eaton Uninterruptible Power Supply system and Accessory Products will deliver high quality reliable backup power for your business and we are committed to your success Please read this Installation and Operation Manual which details the installation and ope...

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Page 5: ...dancy 13 2 7 Cooling 14 2 8 Operational Information and Controls 14 2 8 1 Graphics Touch Screen Monitor Display 14 2 8 2 Operational Assistance 14 2 9 System Security 14 2 10 Communications 15 2 11 Optional Features 15 2 12 Class A Computing Device 15 3 3 P Pr re e I In ns st ta alllla at tiio on n P Pr re ep pa ar ra at tiio on n 1 17 7 3 1 Receiving 17 3 2 Unloading Unpacking and Handling 17 3 3...

Page 6: ... 45 5 2 8 Primary and Secondary System Cabling 45 5 3 Outline Drawings 45 6 6 S St ta ar rt tu up p a an nd d C Co om mm miis ss siio on niin ng g 5 51 1 6 1 Commissioning Initial Power up Site Test 51 6 1 1 Commissioning Acceptance Testing 52 6 1 2 Note on STS Testing and Commissioning Methodology 52 6 2 Additional Installation Requirements 52 7 7 C Cu us st to om me er r C Co om mm mu un niic ca...

Page 7: ... A Ad dm miin niis st tr ra at tiio on n 7 75 5 10 1 Administrative Access Level 75 10 2 Initial Administrator Access 75 10 3 Users Screen 75 10 4 Setting Up a New User 76 1 11 1 S Sy ys st te em m S Se et tu up p O Op pe er ra at tiio on n 8 81 1 11 1 Configuration Screen 81 11 2 Switch Settings Screen 82 1 12 2 S Sy ys st te em m S Se et tu up p N Ne et tw wo or rk kiin ng g 8 85 5 12 1 Settings...

Page 8: ...artup after Power Rework 107 15 3 Restarting the Monitor 107 15 4 SAS Board Transfers 107 15 5 Component Failure 108 15 6 Common Feeder for both Sources 108 1 16 6 T Tr ro ou ub blle es sh ho oo ot tiin ng g 1 10 09 9 1 17 7 D Diig giit ta all a an nd d A An na allo og g P Po oiin nt ts s 1 11 11 1 17 1 Digital Screen Points 111 17 2 Analog Screen Points 116 17 3 Analog Alarms Default Settings 128...

Page 9: ...tic Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 ix 1 19 9 R Re es so ou ur rc ce es s 1 13 33 3 19 1 Glossary 133 19 2 Getting Help 134 19 3 Warranty and End User License Agreement 134 Table of Contents ...

Page 10: ...x Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Table of Contents ...

Page 11: ...line Drawing 1 30 Figure 17 TFA STS 250 600A Outline Drawing 2 31 Figure 18 TFA STS 250 600A Outline Drawing 3 32 Figure 19 TFA STS 250 600A Outline Drawing 4 33 Figure 20 TFA STS 250 600A Outline Drawing 5 34 Figure 21 Floor Brackets Side and Rear 36 Figure 22 Installing on Floor Stand with Side Brackets 38 Figure 23 Install on Floor Stand with Side and Rear Brackets 39 Figure 24 Floor Stand Atta...

Page 12: ...itch Settings Screen 82 Figure 48 Networking Settings Screen 85 Figure 49 TIME Screen 87 Figure 50 SNMP Screen 88 Figure 51 Email Screen 89 Figure 52 Digital Values Screen 91 Figure 53 Analog Values Screen 93 Figure 54 Alarms Screen 95 Figure 55 Event Log Screen 96 Figure 56 Plots Screen 97 Figure 57 Harmonics Screen 98 Figure 58 Load Screen 99 Figure 59 Help Procedure Examples 100 Figure 60 STS W...

Page 13: ...Ta ab blle es s Table 1 Output Dry Contact Signals Remote Relays 59 Table 2 Input Dry Contact Signals 59 Table 3 Process How to Setup a New User 77 Table 4 Switch Default Settings 83 Table 5 STS Screen to Web Page Correspondence 101 Table 6 Troubleshooting 109 Table 7 Digital Screen Points 111 Table 8 Analog Screen Points 116 ...

Page 14: ...xiv Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 List of Tables ...

Page 15: ...tions before installing this product Disconnect and lock out all power supplying equipment before working on or installing a WaveStar Static Transfer Switch Use a properly rated voltage sensing device to confirm power is OFF Install equipment in an appropriate electrical environment per local regulations PCBs are ESD sensitive equipment Ground yourself discharge any static charge and ensure that t...

Page 16: ...2 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Safety ...

Page 17: ... output load automatically from one power source to the other if the active source fails or goes out of specification or manually by operator directive for testing or maintenance Static Transfer Switch Unlike electromechanical transfer switches an STS has no moving parts It uses semiconductor technology specifically silicon controlled rectifiers SCRs as power switching elements achieving faster tr...

Page 18: ...ry protective coverings and should be kept free of contamination Storage temperature range must be within these limits 40 to 80 C 2 2 2 2 3 3 O Ot th he er r S Sp pe ec ciif fiic ca at tiio on ns s Other TFA STS specifications can be found on the TFA STS product page on the Eaton website https www eaton com us en us catalog backup power ups surge it power distribution eaton pdi tfa static transfer...

Page 19: ...Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 5 Figure 1 TFA STS 250 600A 3 pole Layout System Description ...

Page 20: ...6 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Figure 2 TFA STS 800 1200A 3 Pole Layout System Description ...

Page 21: ...Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 7 Figure 3 TFA STS 250 600A Front and Oblique Views Doors and Panels Closed System Description ...

Page 22: ...8 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Figure 4 Operator Interfaces Display and Redundant Operator Interface System Description ...

Page 23: ...Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 9 Figure 5 TFA STS 250 600A Front View Doors Open System Description ...

Page 24: ...10 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Figure 6 TFA STS 250 1200A 3 Pole Electrical Submittal Diagram System Description ...

Page 25: ...sfer algorithms using the front panel touchscreen POG Power or Gate fast algorithm transfers the load as quickly as possible from one source to another without connecting the sources together Automatic transfers including sense time are 1 4 cycle for all phase conditions Manual transfers are 1 8 cycle for in phase conditions phase synchronized sources VSS low inrush algorithm transfers the load in...

Page 26: ... SCR 1 or SCR 2 to transfer the load rapidly from one source to the other Bypass 1 and 2 MCSWs are both open while the bypass is unused The Monitor logic continuously monitors the two power sources using its sensing algorithms and controls transfers using the POG or VSS algorithm as specified by the user The Monitor is itself continuously monitored by the Simple Algorithm Switch SAS which provides...

Page 27: ...h DC logic power supply is such that a short circuit on one PCB cannot prevent the other PCBs from receiving tri redundant power Each PCB receives logic power via three isolated connectors The STS has N 3 fan redundancy for forced air cooling of the SCRs The STS uses tri redundant fiber optic lite pipes and circular redundant CAN Bus to route logic signals between logic PCBs Noise immune signal bu...

Page 28: ... Voice Unit annunciates alarms Static switch new alarm and cleared alarms at the unit and provides operator cautions You are not authorized for this function The Help function provides both text and voice over instructions to guide operators through transfer tasks for going to Bypass Mode and returning from Bypass to Normal Mode The instructions are context specific providing information for trans...

Page 29: ...hese optional features A second MCSW Isolation Switch providing redundancy for the Isolation Switch Enhanced Contractor Board providing additional dry contact and communications options see paragraph 7 3 2 Enhanced Contractor Board and other Chapter 7 Customer Communications Connections sections Multi Switch Link Option allowing an N 1 UPS configuration see paragraph 7 5 4 Multi Switch Link Option...

Page 30: ...16 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 System Description ...

Page 31: ...e unit check the unit size and weight see Figure 1 2 Plan your route for moving the equipment Ensure that all passages are large enough to accommodate the unit and support the weight Check for any non negotiable corners or offsets in hallways 3 Before removing packaging use a forklift or pallet jack to move the unit on its shipping skid as close as possible to its final installation position Do no...

Page 32: ...ions or unsecured components as listed in the following section 3 3 3 3 1 1 I In nt te er rn na all W Wiir riin ng g I In ns sp pe ec ct tiio on n IMPORTANT The Installer should review the STS for connections and safety prior to final positioning and installation The installer should perform a visual inspection to verify that lug connections have not come loose as follows 1 Check these connections...

Page 33: ...4 4 1 1 1 1 P Plla ac ce em me en nt t I In nf fo or rm ma at tiio on n TFA STS Dimensions 50 W x 36 D x 84 H Clearances Service clearance 36 front only Ventilation clearances 6 both sides and rear 18 top Weight Approx 1400 1500 lbs Insure TFA STS floor loading does not exceed the raised floor loading specifications Obtain floor bracing if necessary If a floor stand is used add floor stand weight ...

Page 34: ...the TFA STS so that the holes are over the rear brackets 5 Attach the frame of the TFA STS to the rear floor brackets using recommended hardware stack You will have to reach through the cable entry exit section to secure the brackets to the STS 6 Attach the side floor brackets to the floor at their front holes 0 75 dia holes Installer chooses and provides floor attachment hardware 7 If possible al...

Page 35: ...or stand and TFA STS precisely including clearances 2 Create floor cutouts for the floor stand 3 Using corner all thread screws adjust height of floor stand to match raised floor 4 Place floor stand in floor cutout location Attach the floor stand corner mounting plates to the floor using 4 screws or bolts for each corner plate Installer chooses floor attachment hardware 5 Place the TFA STS so that...

Page 36: ...22 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Figure 10 Installing on Floor Stand with Side Brackets Installation TFA STS 250 600A Models ...

Page 37: ... corner mounting plates to the floor using 4 screws or bolts for each corner plate Installer chooses attachment hardware 6 Place the TFA STS so that the TFA STS side bracket holes are over the floor stand holes Use a forklift or palette jack rated for the unit s weight Insert forks from the front of the unit Do not tilt the unit more than 10 7 Using the front bracket holes attach the left and righ...

Page 38: ... protection for the input wires to the TFA STS as required by the National Electric Code NEC For additional information refer to your local codes and the NEC 4 4 2 2 2 2 P Po ow we er r S So ou ur rc ce es s The two input feeds for the TFA STS should be from separate and independent sources to avoid a common source failure The input feeds should nominally be of the same voltage and phase rotation ...

Page 39: ...y E Ex xiit t Cable entry exit can be from the top or bottom of the unit The preferred cable entry exit is from the bottom which locates cables closer to the source and output power busses and ground bus For top cable entry exit cables can be run down along the inside rear of the unit Identical removable conduit panels are on the left side of the unit top and bottom There are no knock outs in the ...

Page 40: ... t Customers can specify a preference for bottom or top cable landing If top cable landing is preferred the unit can be manufactured with a Top Cable Landing Compartment This configuration choice reverses the positions of the MCSWs and the cable landing compartment from the normal TFA STS layout Unit dimensions power connections and operation are otherwise the same as for standard units Installati...

Page 41: ...nding Compartment Option 250 600A 4 4 2 2 5 5 G Gr ro ou un nd d Grounding for the WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch must comply with local building codes and National Electric Codes The TFA STS has a single point ground bus plate on the lower front left side with 16 x 0 562 dia holes STS internal ground connection takes 1 position Lugs are provided by others specifically by the Installer All in...

Page 42: ... ce e a an nd d O Ou ut tp pu ut t P Po ow we er r C Co on nn ne ec ct tiio on ns s Connect phase cables to Source 1 Source 2 and Output bus plates Source 1 Source 2 and Output each have 3 bus plates for the 3 phase connections Each bus plate has 4 x 0 50 holes Lugs are provided by others specifically by the Installer Installation TFA STS 250 600A Models ...

Page 43: ...d for some options 4 4 2 2 8 8 P Pr riim ma ar ry y a an nd d S Se ec co on nd da ar ry y S Sy ys st te em m C Ca ab blliin ng g Left and right side panels allow cabling to PDU s in primary and secondary systems See Figure 1 Figure 2 and Figure 20 for panel locations 4 4 3 3 O Ou ut tlliin ne e D Dr ra aw wiin ng gs s The following five 5 pages have outline drawings for TFA STS 250 600A units with...

Page 44: ...30 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Figure 16 TFA STS 250 600A Outline Drawing 1 Installation TFA STS 250 600A Models ...

Page 45: ...Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 31 Figure 17 TFA STS 250 600A Outline Drawing 2 Installation TFA STS 250 600A Models ...

Page 46: ...32 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Figure 18 TFA STS 250 600A Outline Drawing 3 Installation TFA STS 250 600A Models ...

Page 47: ...Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 33 Figure 19 TFA STS 250 600A Outline Drawing 4 Installation TFA STS 250 600A Models ...

Page 48: ...34 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Figure 20 TFA STS 250 600A Outline Drawing 5 Installation TFA STS 250 600A Models ...

Page 49: ...U Un niit t 5 5 1 1 1 1 P Plla ac ce em me en nt t I In nf fo or rm ma at tiio on n TFA STS Dimensions 60 W x 36 D x 84 H Clearances Service clearance 36 front only Ventilation clearances 6 both sides and rear 18 top Weight Approx 1800 2000 lbs Insure TFA STS floor loading does not exceed the raised floor loading specifications Obtain floor bracing if necessary If a floor stand is used add floor s...

Page 50: ...ing the rear brackets Place the TFA STS so that the holes are over the rear brackets 5 Attach the frame of the TFA STS to the rear floor brackets using the recommended hardware stack You will have to reach through the cable entry exit section to secure the brackets to the TFA STS 6 Attach the side floor brackets to the floor at their front holes 0 75 dia holes 7 If possible also attach side floor ...

Page 51: ...S floor stand and TFA STS precisely including clearances 2 Create floor cutouts for the floor stand 3 Using corner all thread screws adjust height of floor stand to match raised floor 4 Place floor stand in floor cutout location Attach the floor stand corner mounting plates to the floor using 4 screws or bolts for each corner plate Installer chooses attachment hardware 5 Place the TFA STS so that ...

Page 52: ...atch raised floor 4 Attach rear brackets to floor stand See recommended hardware stack in Figure 24 5 Place floor stand in floor cutout location Attach the floor stand corner mounting plates to the floor using 4 screws or bolts for each corner plate Installer chooses attachment hardware 6 Place the TFA STS so that STS side bracket holes are over the floor stand holes Use a forklift or palette jack...

Page 53: ...9 Attach the frame of the TFA STS to the rear floor brackets using the recommended hardware stack in Figure 21 You will have to reach through the cable entry exit section to secure the brackets to the STS Figure 23 Install on Floor Stand with Side and Rear Brackets Installation TFA STS 800 1200A Models ...

Page 54: ... on n Customers must provide upstream circuit breaker protection for the input wires to the TFA STS as required by the National Electric Code NEC For additional information refer to your local codes and the NEC 5 5 2 2 2 2 P Po ow we er r S So ou ur rc ce es s The two input feeds for the TFA STS should be from separate and independent sources to avoid a common source failure The input feeds should...

Page 55: ...For top cable entry exit cables can be run down along the inside rear of the unit Identical removable conduit panels are on the left side of the unit top and bottom There are no knock outs in the panels installers must make their own conduit cut outs TFA STS 800 1200A units have 12 possible 4 conduits per conduit panel assuming 6 dia area per conduit as shown in Figure 25 Figure 25 Cable Entry Exi...

Page 56: ...g Compartment Configuration 800 1200A 5 5 2 2 5 5 G Gr ro ou un nd d Grounding for the WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch must comply with local building codes and National Electric Codes The TFA STS has a single point ground bus plate on the lower front left side with 16 x 0 562 dia holes STS internal ground connection takes 1 position Lugs are provided by others specifically by the Installer Al...

Page 57: ...ce e a an nd d O Ou ut tp pu ut t P Po ow we er r C Co on nn ne ec ct tiio on ns s Connect phase cables to Source 1 Source 2 and Output bus plates Source 1 Source 2 and Output each have 3 bus plates for the 3 phase connections Each bus plate has 4 x 0 50 holes Lugs are provided by others specifically by the Installer Installation TFA STS 800 1200A Models ...

Page 58: ...44 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Figure 28 Power Bus Connections 800 1200A Installation TFA STS 800 1200A Models ...

Page 59: ...s 5 5 2 2 8 8 P Pr riim ma ar ry y a an nd d S Se ec co on nd da ar ry y S Sy ys st te em m C Ca ab blliin ng g Left and right side panels allow cabling to PDU s in primary and secondary systems See Figure 1 Figure 2 and Figure 33 for panel locations 5 5 3 3 O Ou ut tlliin ne e D Dr ra aw wiin ng gs s The following five 5 pages have outline drawings for TFA STS 800 1200A units with Bottom Cable La...

Page 60: ...46 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Figure 29 TFA STS 800 1200A Outline Drawing 1 Installation TFA STS 800 1200A Models ...

Page 61: ...Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 47 Figure 30 TFA STS 800 1200A Outline Drawing 2 Installation TFA STS 800 1200A Models ...

Page 62: ...48 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Figure 31 TFA STS 800 1200A Outline Drawing 3 Installation TFA STS 800 1200A Models ...

Page 63: ...Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 49 Figure 32 TFA STS 800 1200A Outline Drawing 4 Installation TFA STS 800 1200A Models ...

Page 64: ...50 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Figure 33 TFA STS 800 1200A Outline Drawing 5 Installation TFA STS 800 1200A Models ...

Page 65: ...initiate warranty coverage All the work performed in this section must be performed or witnessed by a Eaton Service Representative The commissioning sequence is as follows 1 Before applying input power to the STS the Installer and the Eaton Service Representative should perform the following checks a Verify that the incoming power matches the unit rating building electrical service and voltage mat...

Page 66: ...switch the recommended method is to perform transfers automatically by using the front touch screen graphics on the static switch or alternatively to manually use the redundant operation interface panel When performing outage testing the preferred method is to perform any outage operation by opening the upstream breaker suppling power to the either source on the static switch This simulates a true...

Page 67: ...t tm me en nt t The Contractor Board and the Ethernet port are both located in the Contractor Board Compartment near the bottom right front of the TFA STS covered by a lockable panel Figure 34 Contractor Board Compartment 7 7 2 2 C Co om mm mu un niic ca at tiio on ns s C Ca ab blle e E En nt tr ry y Ethernet and or Modbus RTU communications cables can be run from the top or bottom of the unit to ...

Page 68: ...54 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Figure 35 Communications Cable Entry Top and Bottom Customer Communications Connections ...

Page 69: ...n supporting an N 1 UPS configuration The following sections describe the formats of the Basic and Enhanced Contractor Boards 7 7 3 3 1 1 B Ba as siic c C Co on nt tr ra ac ct to or r B Bo oa ar rd d Figure 36 Basic Contractor Board The Basic Contractor Board connections see Figure 36 are as follows Dry Contact Remote Relays Programmable NO or NC dry contacts for external output of specific intern...

Page 70: ... signals 3 Building Alarms Input terminal block to provide unit with input on four 4 external building alarms 4 Remote EPO This is a dry contact connection point for input of remote EPO signal to system Connect external dry contacts to terminals marked 24v and EPO for EPO circuit Warning Connection of voltage to this point can cause damage to the unit The return position enables a light for the re...

Page 71: ...PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 57 Figure 37 Enhanced Contractor Board Enhanced Remote Customer Interface Board Customer Communications Connections ...

Page 72: ...ng The Enhanced Contractor Board also has two paralleled upstream connectors The downstream connection is for a Branch Circuit Monitoring System BCMS connection to the STS 4 wire Modbus RTU is the default For upstream 2 wire Modbus RTU do one of these Basic Contractor Board Jumper together plus connections RX to TX and minus connections RX to TX Enhanced Contractor Board Jumper together plus conne...

Page 73: ...lists dry contact signals to the STS from an external source such as a BMS or DCIM system Remote EPO shuts down the STS Remote Select S1 or Remote Select S2 causes the STS to switch to that designated source Building Alarm 1 8 are input signals for various building sensors such as fire temperature cooling failure or underfloor water The name of the Building Alarm is specified in the points list A ...

Page 74: ...he UPS bypass circuit breakers If both dry contacts close the first input to the TFA STS is recognized 7 7 5 5 4 4 M Mu ullt tii S Sw wiit tc ch h L Liin nk k O Op pt tiio on n N N 1 1 U UP PS S In an N 1 UPS Configuration there are multiple STS units each with a preferred source fed by a separate UPS The alternate source on all STSs is provided by a single backup UPS All STS units in an N 1 UPS c...

Page 75: ... 8 8 1 1 1 1 V Vo oiic ce e U Un niit t A Voice Unit provides short audible statements that supplement text or graphics in certain situations such as Static Switch new alarm or Static Switch alarm cleared The Voice Unit also steps operator through text procedures from the Help screens 8 8 1 1 2 2 H Ho om me e S Sc cr re ee en n The Home screen Figure 38 is the first screen displayed when the STS i...

Page 76: ...f the screen lets you select other screens Touching the MORE button displays additional navigation buttons 8 8 1 1 4 4 U Us se er r O Op pe er ra at to or r L Lo og giin n Viewing screens does not require login nor does viewing screens remotely using a web browser However to use controls or change parameters a user must log in from the Operator panel on the Home screen and have an access level tha...

Page 77: ...ll actions taken at the display To log in or log out follow instructions in Figures 39 and 40 Every time a user logs in or out the event is recorded in the Event Log After five 5 minutes of operator inactivity the display reverts to the Home screen and the active user is logged out to prevent inadvertent or non authorized operator access Figure 39 Logging in from the Home Screen Operational Interf...

Page 78: ...L except for rare circumstances b When the MODE OF OPERATION toggle switch is set to REDUNDANT both the ROI panel and the touchscreen display are active if the Monitor and display are operating properly but the SAS board controls transfers not the Monitor Redundant Mode is required for example when the Monitor must be restarted because it provides a backup transfer capability while the Monitor is ...

Page 79: ...can cause a transfer if other circumstances allow it NOTE 3 In Redundant mode it causes an immediate transfer to the specified source if the target power source is within specification and the load is not already on that source NOTE The MAINTENANCE light on the ROI panel refers to the Maintenance Bypass Switch located next to the Contractor Board see Figure 34 The Maintenance Bypass Switch is used...

Page 80: ...66 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Figure 41 Redundant Operator Interface ROI Operational Interfaces ...

Page 81: ...d to the designated Preferred Source by default if the voltage and frequency of all phases of that source are within acceptable limits At initial startup Source 1 is the default Preferred Source The Preferred Source can then be set by a logged in user with at least operator access privileges on the Home screen Either input power source can be designated as the Preferred Source by the setting the P...

Page 82: ...er source if not already on that source and the other source is within specification The SAS logic board controls the transfer not the Monitor logic 9 9 1 1 4 4 S Sp pe ec ciia all T Tr ra an ns sf fe er r S Siit tu ua at tiio on ns s To keep power flowing to the output load STS logic responds to several special circumstances Excessive transfers If transfers between sources become excessive the lo...

Page 83: ...her source is within specification Preferred Source does not apply Automatic transfers When the currently active source goes out of specification the SAS board will transfer to the alternate source if it is within specification Manual transfers Using the momentary SOURCE SELECTOR toggle switch causes a transfer to the selected source if it is not already on that source Redundant Mode is also enter...

Page 84: ...70 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Figure 42 Keyed Interlocks for Bypass Mode Operational Modes ...

Page 85: ...Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 71 9 9 3 3 2 2 P Pr ro oc ce ed du ur re e f fo or r G Go oiin ng g t to o B By yp pa as ss s 1 1 Figure 43 Procedure for Going to Bypass 1 Bypass procedure is illustrated in Figure 43 The load is assumed to be powered by Source 1 Operational Modes ...

Page 86: ...parent to the load 4 Open Source 1 input MCSW 5 Open the isolation MCSW s STS switching logic is bypassed 9 9 3 3 3 3 H He ellp p A As ss siis st ta an nc ce e f fo or r B By yp pa as ss s The Help screen also has instructions to guide an operator through steps for going to Bypass 1 or 2 or returning from either Bypass to Normal operation See Figure 44 When the system senses a step has been comple...

Page 87: ...Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 73 Figure 44 Help for Bypass Operations Operational Modes ...

Page 88: ...74 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Operational Modes ...

Page 89: ...tification of each user by a PIN with an associated password The PIN identifies the user and the password allows access This scheme also provides login history and accurate forensics if there is problem with the STS To initially set up STS users Eaton provides a temporary Administrator PIN and password The administrator should 1 Log in on the Home screen in the Operator panel 2 Navigate to the Use...

Page 90: ...ual P 164001113 Rev 01 O Operator The PDI class is hardcoded and cannot be assigned by the administrator Figure 45 Users Screen 1 10 0 4 4 S Se et tt tiin ng g U Up p a a N Ne ew w U Us se er r To set up a new STS user follow the steps below in Table 3 System Setup Administration ...

Page 91: ...rivileges 2 Touch User button or More to see User button to navigate to the Users screen 3 Using scroll bar scroll down to an available user entry in this example User 2 The user entry becomes highlighted blinking with alternating red blue coloring The entry can be an existing user whose access properties such as PIN or password you wish to modify 4 Touch Name to bring up the touchscreen keyboard ...

Page 92: ...r name Buttons OK button enters data Use arrow keys to position cursor entering data overwrites text at cursor position it does not insert text Clear button clears entire entry Cancel button returns to Users page without changing data 6 Name now shows on Users screen 7 Touch Pin to bring up touchscreen keyboard to enter user s PIN 8 Enter Pin using touchscreen keyboard Touch OK System Setup Admini...

Page 93: ...inistrator to test the user log in See paragraph 8 1 4 User Operator Loginto log out Only one user at a time can be logged in Operator panel shows Locked 12 Log in as User Henry Smith in this example Touch Log In on Operator Panel on Home screen Enter pin password with touchscreen keyboard 13 User now shows as logged in on Operator panel on the Home screen 14 Log the User out See paragraph 8 1 4 U...

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Page 95: ...6 is set up by Eaton at the factory and requires Eaton authorization to make changes but any user can view the screen Touch the Config button to view Eaton uses the Configuration screen to describe the system to the Monitor software which is common for all Eaton STS products Parameters include physical characteristics standalone or redundant system contractor board installation fans number of isol...

Page 96: ...hen the VSS POG switch is touched to be moved the Execute button is highlighted as a precaution The operator must touch Execute to move the virtual switch to the opposite position or Cancel to revert to the previous selection See paragraph 2 4 Transfer Process Algorithms Retransfer Yes No When Retransfer Yes the STS will switch back to the original preferred source after an outage on that source h...

Page 97: ...tings Switching Fast Settings Switching Selectors Parameter Value Switch Value High Limit 120 Mode VSS Low Limit 80 Retransfer Yess Delay 0 Samples Ratchet 2 Switching Retransfer Parameter Value Switching Slow Settings Delay 10 seconds Parameter Value High Limit 110 Low Limit 90 Delay 256 Samples Ratchet 0 System Setup Operation ...

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Page 99: ...Chapter 7 Customer Communications Connections 1 12 2 1 1 S Se et tt tiin ng gs s S Sc cr re ee en n Touch the Settings button on the Home screen to display the Settings Screen See Figure 48 The Settings screen has panels for Modbus RTU Ethernet manual Time setting and the Home screen banner heading Figure 48 Networking Settings Screen Modbus Settings This Panel is used to set parameters for Modbus...

Page 100: ...Redundant so that there is a backup transfer process during the restart NOTE The Monitor must be restarted when Ethernet Settings change 1 12 2 3 3 T Tiim me e S Se et tt tiin ng gs s Time stamps are important data for log entries and alarms The STS clock should be synchronized with clocks in other equipment to accurately diagnose problems affecting multiple systems You can set the STS clock manua...

Page 101: ...light time 4 Make sure the Use SNTP Server checkbox has a green check Touch Use SNTP Server to toggle between the green check use SNTP Server and red X do not use SNTP Server 5 Press Get to initialize time and verify that Time Synchronization is working 6 Touch Set to confirm date time 7 Touch Save to save settings 1 12 2 4 4 S SN NM MP P The STS supports SNMP over its Ethernet connection The STS ...

Page 102: ...m Touch Name button to display the Keyboard Screen to enter the name or designation of the STS Touch Location to display the Keyboard Screen to set the physical location of the STS Touch Send SNMP Traps to toggle the between a green check mark OK to send traps and red X do not send traps The TFA STS supports SNMP Version 1 Supported SNMP message types are Get and GenNext The SNMP MIB is available ...

Page 103: ...l to from names using screen buttons To have emails sent to a list of contacts within an organization the IT Administrator can set up a group mail address through your mail portal and this address can be used as the To address on the Email screen The Send Email box has a red X when email notification is not enabled Toggle the box to a green check mark to send email alarm notifications 1 12 2 7 7 M...

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Page 105: ...a at tiio on n 1 13 3 1 1 P Po oiin nt ts s L Liis st ts s The STS has two points lists Modbus Register Maps Digital Points listed in Table 7 Analog Points listed in Table 8 These are displayed on the Digital Values and Analog Values screens 1 13 3 1 1 1 1 D Diig giit ta all V Va allu ue es s S Sc cr re ee en n Touch the Digital button in the navigation buttons to display the Digital Values screen...

Page 106: ...ate of the point for explanation of the dot indicator see Figure 52 The second column describes the point s status which may indicate an alarm or abnormal state The third column has the date time stamp when the alarm or abnormal state occurred 1 13 3 1 1 2 2 A An na allo og g V Va allu ue es s s sc cr re ee en n Touch the Analog button in the navigation buttons to display the Analog Values screen ...

Page 107: ...row displays an analog point with its status and last measurement The dot indicators at the beginning of each row indicate the status of the point Green Normal Red Abnormal alarm Blue Status point only will not generate an alarm Black Point is not used or is invalid in this STS implementation Status Alarms and Other Diagnostic Information ...

Page 108: ...f fo or rm m P Pllo ot ts s All events are recorded in the Event Log such changes of state in a point a transfer user login or an alarm The Event Log has 512 entries Alarms are specific events listed on the Alarms screen and recorded in the Event Log The STS also records input and output waveforms for selected events such as transfers or outages which can be viewed in the Plots screen In case of p...

Page 109: ...2 3 3 E Ev ve en nt t L Lo og g S Sc cr re ee en n Touch the Log button in the navigation buttons to display the Event Log Screen Figure 55 Events include the following Alarms Outages User login and logout Changes in state for digital points binary states in the Digital Points list see Table 7 Crossed thresholds for analog points measurements in the Analog Points list see Table 8 The Event Log is ...

Page 110: ...play The Event Log can be viewed remotely in a web browser but cannot be cleared from a browser 1 13 3 2 2 4 4 D Do ow wn nllo oa ad diin ng g t th he e E Ev ve en nt t L Lo og g F Fiille e A USB port on the front of the touchscreen display compartment lets you download the log file to a PC When a PC is connected to this port with a USB cable a shortcut is created on the PC s desktop Clicking this...

Page 111: ...ow button will result in an instantaneous plot with the event name Operator The scroll bar on the right of the event list panel allows the user to scroll through the event list to display the waveform captures for a specific event The top four panels are the plots associated with the currently highlighted event These four panels display the three phases of each source and output as waveforms captu...

Page 112: ...screen displays harmonics for STS output voltage harmonics as percent of total waveform STS output current harmonics at percent of total waveform Harmonics are represented in a bar chart and each phase has a color coded bar Phase A is black Phase B is red and Phase C is blue The yellow bar on the left side of the panel represents the Total Harmonic Distortion THD AC harmonics are always odd number...

Page 113: ...hase Amp point 94 The Trend panel on the lower half of the screen shows the trend for total KVA 1 13 3 3 3 3 3 B Br ra an nc ch h S Sc cr re ee en n The standalone TFA STS does not have distribution branch circuits and the Branch screen does not apply 1 13 3 4 4 H He ellp p S Sc cr re ee en n Touching the Help button on the Home screen displays Help screen overlaid on the Home screen see paragraph...

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Page 115: ...not reset alarms clear the number of transfers or clear plots You cannot change operational parameters or initiate transfers remotely Connect to the web server using the IP address set up in the Ethernet panel of the Settings screen see Figure 48 and Figure 60 Figure 60 STS Web Server Home Page The pages that can be displayed are given in buttons on the web Home page Figure 61 The web pages corres...

Page 116: ...S because it has no distribution branch circuits 1 14 4 1 1 A An na allo og g W We eb b P Pa ag ge e On any STS web page click Analog to display the Analog web page See Figure 61 All Analog Points see paragraph 17 2 Analog Screen Points can be displayed on this page The color coding of points is the same as the indicator dot in the Analog Values screen See Figure 53 but is applied to the entire po...

Page 117: ... Pa ag ge e Click the One Line button to display a one line diagram similar to the Home screen one line diagram See Figure 38 and interpreted essentially the same way See Figure 62 Figure 62 One Line Web Page 1 14 4 3 3 L Lo og g W We eb b P Pa ag ge e The Event Log is displayed in the Log page It can also be downloaded to a CSV file See Figure 61 in the same way as the Analog web page Web Pages ...

Page 118: ... 64 corresponds to the Plots screen See Figure 56 Click the Get button to click through the waveforms associated with events Waveforms are time and date stamped to let you associate them with specific events in the Alarms or Log web pages Up to 25 events with waveforms or plots are stored Multiple web sessions can be in progress simultaneously You can view a Log page in one session while viewing W...

Page 119: ...Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 105 Figure 64 Waveforms Web Page Web Pages ...

Page 120: ...106 Eaton PDI WaveStar TFA Static Transfer Switch Installation and Operation Manual P 164001113 Rev 01 Web Pages ...

Page 121: ...he yellow line on the One line display 2 Use the ROI panel key to open the ROI panel 3 On the ROI set the MODE OF OPERATION toggle switch to REDUNDANT mode 4 Login on the Home page as Administrator or other higher level authorization 5 In the navigation buttons touch the Setup button to display the Settings screen 6 In the Ethernet Settings panel touch the Restart button to restart the Monitor Tou...

Page 122: ...ct your customer service representative 1 15 5 5 5 C Co om mp po on ne en nt t F Fa aiillu ur re e The TFA STS has substantial component redundancy and a single component failure will normally not impact operation Nevertheless if alarms indicate component failure contact your customer service representative 1 15 5 6 6 C Co om mm mo on n F Fe ee ed de er r f fo or r b bo ot th h S So ou ur rc ce es...

Page 123: ...rection procedures for any problem please do not hesitate to contact Eaton for service related calls or scheduling Table 6 Troubleshooting Symptom Probable Cause Response No power to unit No building power to Power Input bus Restore building power Unit not connected to Power Input bus Connect unit to Power Input bus Input breaker not closed Turn on or reset breaker Specific output circuit is dead ...

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Page 125: ...t may not apply Table 7 Digital Screen Points Name Normal Abnormal Alarm Alarm Index Status Status Index Normal Value Isolation 1 MCSW Closed Open Yes 1 Yes 1001 1 Isolation 2 MCSW Closed Open If Installed 2 Yes 1002 1 Bypass 1 MCSW Open Closed Yes 3 Yes 1003 0 Bypass 2 MCSW Open Closed Yes 4 Yes 1004 0 Input 1 MCSW Closed Open Yes 5 Yes 1005 1 Input 2 MCSW Closed Open Yes 6 Yes 1006 1 Override No...

Page 126: ...K Alarm Yes 31 No 1031 0 Shunt Trip 1 OK Trip No 32 No 1032 0 Shunt Trip 2 OK Trip No 33 No 1033 0 DCPS S1V OK Alarm Yes 34 No 1034 0 DCPS S2V OK Alarm Yes 35 No 1035 0 DCPS OV OK Alarm Yes 36 No 1036 0 S1 Rotation OK Alarm Yes 37 No 1037 0 S2 Rotation OK Alarm Yes 38 No 1038 0 On Source Preferred Alt Yes 39 No 1039 0 Transfer None Done No 40 No 1040 0 Shunt Trip OK Fail No 41 No 1041 0 EPO Latche...

Page 127: ...63 No 1063 0 SAS 3 In Control No Yes Yes 64 No 1064 0 SAS In Control No Yes Yes 65 No 1065 0 SAS 1 SCR 1 OK Short Yes 66 No 1066 0 SAS 2 SCR 1 OK Short Yes 67 No 1067 0 SAS 3 SCR 1 OK Short Yes 68 No 1068 0 SAS 1 SCR 2 OK Short Yes 69 No 1069 0 SAS 2 SCR 2 OK Short Yes 70 No 1070 0 SAS 3 SCR 2 OK Short Yes 71 No 1071 0 SAS SCR 1 OK Short Yes 72 No 1072 0 SAS SCR 2 OK Short Yes 73 No 1073 0 SAS 1 S...

Page 128: ...OI OK In Control Yes 96 No 1096 0 SAS 1 Aux 5 OK Alarm No 97 No 1097 0 SAS 1 Aux 6 OK Alarm No 98 No 1098 0 SAS 1 Aux 7 OK Alarm No 99 No 1099 0 SAS 2 Fuse A OK Alarm Yes 100 No 1100 0 SAS 2 Fuse B OK Alarm Yes 101 No 1101 0 SAS 2 Fuse C OK Alarm Yes 102 No 1102 0 SAS 2 Output OK Failed Yes 103 No 1103 0 SAS 2 ROI OK In Control Yes 104 No 1104 0 SAS 2 Aux 5 OK Alarm No 105 No 1105 0 SAS 2 Aux 6 OK...

Page 129: ...ne 4 Aux OK Alarm If Installed 129 If Installed 1129 0 I Line 4 Bell OK Alarm If Installed 130 If Installed 1130 0 I Line 5 Aux OK Alarm If Installed 131 If Installed 1131 0 I Line 5 Bell OK Alarm If Installed 132 If Installed 1132 0 I Line 6 Aux OK Alarm If Installed 133 If Installed 1133 0 I Line 6 Bell OK Alarm If Installed 134 If Installed 1134 0 I Line 7 Aux OK Alarm If Installed 135 If Insta...

Page 130: ... P Po oiin nt ts s Table 8 lists the Analog Points as they show on the screen The same point name is used when the point appears on the Analog Values Screen the Event Log Screen or the Alarms Screen The normal range measurement bracket for each point is given in the Low Alarm Index and High Alarm Index which are not indexed contiguously with the point but in adjacent tables following the list of p...

Page 131: ... Amps Amps 18 None 178 549 S 1 C Amps Amps 19 None 179 550 S 2 A Amps Amps 20 None 180 551 S 2 B Amps Amps 21 None 181 552 S 2 C Amps Amps 22 None 182 553 Output Volts AN Volts 23 None 183 554 Output Volts BN Volts 24 None 184 555 Output Volts CN Volts 25 None 185 556 Ground Amps Amps 26 None 186 557 KW Out A KW 27 None 187 558 KW Out B KW 28 None 188 559 KW Out C KW 29 None 189 560 Out Frequency ...

Page 132: ...68 68 208 579 Out Volts A 11th 49 68 68 209 580 Out Volts A 13th 50 68 68 210 581 Out Volts THD B 51 68 68 211 582 Out Volts B 3rd 52 68 68 212 583 Out Volts B 5th 53 68 68 213 584 Out Volts B 7th 54 68 68 214 585 Out Volts B 9th 55 68 68 215 586 Out Volts B 11th 56 68 68 216 587 Out Volts B 13th 57 68 68 217 588 Out Volts THD C 58 68 68 218 589 Out Volts C 3rd 59 68 68 219 590 Out Volts C 5th 60 ...

Page 133: ...68 239 610 Out Amps C 3rd 80 68 68 240 611 Out Amps C 5th 81 68 68 241 612 Out Amps C 7th 82 68 68 242 613 Out Amps C 9th 83 68 68 243 614 Out Amps C 11th 84 68 68 244 615 Out Amps C 13th 85 68 68 245 616 Peak Total KVA KVA 86 None 246 617 S1 Peak A Amp Amps 87 None 247 618 S1 Peak B Amp Amps 88 None 248 619 S1 Peak C Amp Amps 89 None 249 620 S2 Peak A Amp Amps 90 None 250 621 S2 Peak B Amp Amps 9...

Page 134: ... KVA A 110 68 68 270 641 PDU 1 KVA B 111 68 68 271 642 PDU 1 KVA C 112 68 68 272 643 PDU 1 Total KVA 113 68 68 273 644 PDU 1 KW A KW 114 None 274 645 PDU 1 KW B KW 115 None 275 646 PDU 1 KW C KW 116 None 276 647 PDU 1 Total KW KW 117 None 277 648 PDU 1 PF A 118 100 92 0 92 278 649 PDU 1 PF B 119 100 92 0 92 279 650 PDU 1 PF C 120 100 92 0 92 280 651 PDU 2 Volts AB Volts 121 None 281 652 PDU 2 Volt...

Page 135: ...302 673 PDU 2 PF A 143 100 92 0 92 303 674 PDU 2 PF B 144 100 92 0 92 304 675 PDU 2 PF C 145 100 92 0 92 305 676 I Line 1 Amps A Amps 146 None 306 677 I Line 1 Amps B Amps 147 None 307 678 I Line 1 Amps C Amps 148 None 308 679 I Line 1 KVA A KVA 149 None 309 680 I Line 1 KVA B KVA 150 None 310 681 I Line 1 KVA C KVA 151 None 311 682 I Line 1 KW A KW 152 None 312 683 I Line 1 KW B KW 153 None 313 6...

Page 136: ...l KW KW 173 None 333 704 I Line 3 Amps A Amps 174 None 334 705 I Line 3 Amps B Amps 175 None 335 706 I Line 3 Amps C Amps 176 None 336 707 I Line 3 KVA A KVA 177 None 337 708 I Line 3 KVA B KVA 178 None 338 709 I Line 3 KVA C KVA 179 None 339 710 I Line 3 KW A KW 180 None 340 711 I Line 3 KW B KW 181 None 341 712 I Line 3 KW C KW 182 None 342 713 I Line 3 PF A 183 100 92 0 92 343 714 I Line 3 PF B...

Page 137: ...ne 5 Amps C Amps 204 None 364 735 I Line 5 KVA A KVA 205 None 365 736 I Line 5 KVA B KVA 206 None 366 737 I Line 5 KVA C KVA 207 None 367 738 I Line 5 KW A KW 208 None 368 739 I Line 5 KW B KW 209 None 369 740 I Line 5 KW C KW 210 None 370 741 I Line 5 PF A 211 100 92 0 92 371 742 I Line 5 PF B 212 100 92 0 92 372 743 I Line 5 PF C 213 100 92 0 92 373 744 I Line 5 Total KVA KVA 214 None 374 745 I ...

Page 138: ...Line 7 KVA C KVA 235 None 395 766 I Line 7 KW A KW 236 None 396 767 I Line 7 KW B KW 237 None 397 768 I Line 7 KW C KW 238 None 398 769 I Line 7 PF A 239 100 92 0 92 399 770 I Line 7 PF B 240 100 92 0 92 400 771 I Line 7 PF C 241 100 92 0 92 401 772 I Line 7 Total KVA KVA 242 None 402 773 I Line 7 Total KW KW 243 None 403 774 I Line 8 Amps A Amps 244 None 404 775 I Line 8 Amps B Amps 245 None 405 ...

Page 139: ... None 426 797 I Line 9 PF A 267 100 92 0 92 427 798 I Line 9 PF B 268 100 92 0 92 428 799 I Line 9 PF C 269 100 92 0 92 429 800 I Line 9 Total KVA KVA 270 None 430 801 I Line 9 Total KW KW 271 None 431 802 I Line 10 Amps A Amps 272 None 432 803 I Line 10 Amps B Amps 273 None 433 804 I Line 10 Amps C Amps 274 None 434 805 I Line 10 KVA A KVA 275 None 435 806 I Line 10 KVA B KVA 276 None 436 807 I L...

Page 140: ...97 100 92 0 92 457 828 I Line 11 Total KVA KVA 298 None 458 829 I Line 11 Total KW KW 299 None 459 830 I Line 12 Amps A Amps 300 None 460 831 I Line 12 Amps B Amps 301 None 461 832 I Line 12 Amps C Amps 302 None 462 833 I Line 12 KVA A KVA 303 None 463 834 I Line 12 KVA B KVA 304 None 464 835 I Line 12 KVA C KVA 305 None 465 836 I Line 12 KW A KW 306 None 466 837 I Line 12 KW B KW 307 None 467 838...

Page 141: ... 2 Amps A Amps 327 None 487 858 Dist 2 Amps B Amps 328 None 488 859 Dist 2 Amps C Amps 329 None 489 860 Dist 3 Amps A Amps 330 None 490 861 Dist 3 Amps B Amps 331 None 491 862 Dist 3 Amps C Amps 332 None 492 863 Dist 4 Amps A Amps 333 None 493 864 Dist 4 Amps B Amps 334 None 494 865 Dist 4 Amps C Amps 335 None 495 866 Dist 5 Amps A Amps 336 None 496 867 Dist 5 Amps B Amps 337 None 497 868 Dist 5 A...

Page 142: ...ne 518 889 Dist 12 Amps C Amps 359 None 519 890 Dist 13 Amps A Amps 360 None 520 891 Dist 13 Amps B Amps 361 None 521 892 Dist 13 Amps C Amps 362 None 522 893 Dist 14 Amps A Amps 363 None 523 894 Dist 14 Amps B Amps 364 None 524 895 Dist 14 Amps C Amps 365 None 525 896 Dist 15 Amps A Amps 366 None 526 897 Dist 15 Amps B Amps 367 None 527 898 Dist 15 Amps C Amps 368 None 528 899 Dist 16 Amps A Amps...

Page 143: ...phase phase A B B C C A High limit 110 of rated voltage Low limit 90 of rated voltage S ST TS S O Ou ut tp pu ut t A Alla ar rm ms s Voltage phase phase A B B C C A High limit 110 of rated voltage Low limit 90 of rated voltage Current by phase A B C High limit 80 rated amperage kVA by phase A B C High limit 80 of rated phase kVA kVA Total High limit 80 of rated total kVA Digital and Analog Points ...

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Page 145: ...E will get your power quality equipment up and running as you demand By following our standard startup procedures you can be assured that you power quality equipment will perform to meet your requirements Some of the features and benefits are as follows Startup services provide a factory trained CSE to oversee visual inspection of the installation and system calibration Startup service also provid...

Page 146: ...ears Eaton CSEs are experts on Eaton products and receive ongoing product training and certification Our technicians have expertise in power electrical engineering software and connectivity batteries UPSs and related products and can deliver advanced troubleshooting and a reduced mean time to repair When you rely on an Eaton service plan rest assured that every factory trained field technician sto...

Page 147: ...o signal an event NO Normally open refers to normal state of a dry contact when not signaling an event The dry contact closes to signal an event PIN Personal Identification Number used to identify users and track their activities Each user PIN is associated with a user name access authorization and a password POG Power or Gate Power or Gate Power or Gate POG is the faster of the two STS transfer a...

Page 148: ...nitial startup Regional locations and telephone numbers A question about any of the information in this manual A question this manual does not answer Please call the Help Desk at United States 1 800 843 9433 Canada 1 800 461 9166 ext 260 All other countries Call your local service representative Please use the following e mail address for manual comments suggestions or to report an error in this m...

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