This section describes the installation of the 40 - 150 kVA
Comet UPS, including receiving, handling, storage, and
installation procedures.
Before accepting the shipment from the freight carrier:
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Inspect the exterior surfaces of all shipping containers
or packaging used.
•
Inspect the equipment for damage that may have
occurred during transit.
If the shipping containers or equipment show evidence of
damage, note the damage on the receiving document (bill of
lading) prior to signing for receipt of equipment.
Damage claims should be filed directly with the carrier.
Replacements for damaged components should be ordered
through MGE Customer Support Services at 1-800-438-
7373.
Any equipment shipped on a shipping pallet is intended for
handling by a pallet jack or a fork lift truck. Move the
equipment to its intended location while still mounted on its
pallet, and remove the equipment from the pallet when it is
near its final location.
The Comet UPS and optional auxiliary cabinets have heavy-
duty casters to allow the equipment to be moved into position
easily once they have been unloaded from the shipping
truck. Once the UPS is in its final position, the leveling jacks
on all four bottom corners should be lowered to secure the
cabinet in place. Refer to the installation drawings that were
shipped with the cabinets.
Battery cabinet weighing less than 3000 lbs. are equipped
with casters for ease of handling on site. For shipment,
these cabinets are mounted on pallets to prevent movement
on ramps and other inclined surfaces. A forklift (4000 lbs
capacity or greater) is required to remove the battery cabinet
from its pallet. The 42" battery cabinets should be lifted from
the side only. For battery cabinets weighing more than 3000
lbs., no casters are provided, and therefore must be moved
by forklift only.
2.2
Handling
2.1
Receiving
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Scope
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Installation
Installation
