1 4
Terminal Blocks
(located behind
rear panel plates)
Rear
Panel
Plates
Conduit
Hole
5.0 & 6.0 KVA Tower
2.1 & 3.1 KVA Tower
Conduit
Hole
Figure 3-3. Rear Panels for Standard Hardwired Models
1.
If you are installing a transformer, it must be connected to AC
input before installing the UPS.
See Installing the Transformer later
in this section for step-by-step instructions. If you are not installing a trans-
former got to step 2.
2.
Select the input and output wiring.
The UPS has compression-
type terminal blocks for input and output connections. The UPS uses
#10 AWG wire torqued to 35 in-lb. Use the National Electrical Code
Article 310, Table 310 (60° column only) to determine the appropriate
wiring. Use only copper conductors and follow all pertinent local electri-
cal codes when selecting wiring.
3.
Provide an AC input line that meets the UPS electrical input
requirements.
Verify that the capacity of the UPS and the capacity of
the input circuit are the same (the rating of the external circuit breakers
must match the AC input rating). Refer to Table 3-1 for the recom-
mended circuit breaker size.
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SPECIAL CAUTION: THE CP3200 & CP6000, 2 PHASE UNITS, REQUIRE A 4 WIRE INPUT.
THIS UNIT WILL BE DAMAGED, AND WILL NO LONGER FUNCTION IF THE INPUT IS
INCORRECTLY WIRED. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPERATE UNIT UNLESS INSTALLED
CORRECTLY.
CONSULT WITH A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN IF THIS UNIT IS A PLUG AND PLAY (PP) UNIT
AND WALL OUTLET DOES NOT MATCH FOR A DIRECT CONNECTION.
THE FOLLOWING MODELS ARE 2 PHASE UNITS:
1.
CP3200
2.
CPR3200
3.
CP3200-PP
4.
CPR3200-PP
5.
CP6000
6.
CP6000-PP
STEPS FOR FIELD WIRING
Section 3
Installation
Summary of Contents for Continuous Power Series
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