
18
Troubleshooting and
will turn the Rectifier on. Measure the DC voltage from El
for a reading of 410
the voltage from El
should read 205 VDC and from
E3
should read -205 MC.
these voltages are good then the
is operating. Press
the UPS OFF button and wait
5 minutes before reconnecting wires 22
23.
To
isolate
the
from the
open the
and
wires 29 and 30
from
and
the maintenance mode and press the UPS ON button
three times. Measure the AC voltage from
and
l-3. These voltages should
the output voltage
at the Front
In the
should only be
TB l-3 to TB l-4. If these. voltages match the
voltage set at the front panel the inverter is operating. Press the UPS OFF button three
and wait
5
before reconnecting
29 and 30.
To
isolate
the
logic from the
logic open CB 1 of the system and open the
and
from the
control card
Reapply input
power and measure
pins l-2 for
VDC, 3-4 for
VDC. and 5-6
-15
VDC.
To isolate the Rectifier logic from the front panel open CB 1 of the system, remove Front
Panel and
from the panel. Close
measure
pins
l-2 for
pins 3-4 for
and pins 5-6 for -15 VDC.
PHASE RELATIONSHIP WITH VOLTMETER
To determine the phase
of either the
input or the
output
measure the phase to
voltages and than add them together. Then meaaure the
to phase voltage and
the two. If the phase to neutral voltages add up to
equal the phase to phase voltage the
angle is 180”. If the phase to neutral voltages
add
to be approximately 115%
the phase to phase
the phase angle is 120”.
EXAMPLE: (1)
L.-N = 119 VAC
L-L = 237 VAC
L-N=
237 VAC
L-N 119 VAC
L-L =
VAC
237 VAC
L-L
+
120”
7.12 BATTERY TEST INFORMATION
Battery
Procedure
The following
may be used to
if a battery tray
batteries am
Test
Connect a
ohm 300 watt resistor in to the mate-n-lock
of the individual
battery tray for approximately
voltage under load at the
of
the resistor. If the battery tray determined to be bad
the resistor and remove
the tray from the system.
the
and measure the voltage of the
individual batteries to identify the bad battery.
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Summary of Contents for POWERWARE Plus 18
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