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SmartLi 3.0 Quick Guide (Short-Term Backup Power)

Issue: 04

Date: 2022-10-15

1. Before installation, read the user manual carefully to get familiar with product information and safety 

precautions.

2. Use insulated tools during installation and operations.

3. Only qualified professionals or trained personnel are allowed to install, commission, and maintain the 

battery cabinet. Otherwise, personal injury or equipment damage may occur, and the caused battery 

cabinet damage is not covered under any warranty or service agreement.

1

Model   

Weight

Configuration Type

SmartLi-512V-162Ah-F

< 1100 kg

With an LCD (master cabinet)

SmartLi-512V-162Ah-S

Without an LCD (slave cabinet)

Item

Output 

Power/Cabinet ≤ 

200 kW

200 kW < Output 

Power/Cabinet ≤ 250 

kW

250 kW < Output 

Power/Cabinet ≤ 300 

kW

Battery

Recommended cable 

size (mm

2

)

+/(N)/-

150

185

240

PE

70

95

120

Connection mode: cable crimped with a DT terminal

Bolt specifications for +/N/-: M16x50 mm (120 N·m); bolt specifications for PE: M12x30 mm (47 N·m)

The bolt specifications in the table apply only to one end of the SmartLi cable. For details about the bolt specifications 

for the other end, see the corresponding UPS manual.

Air vent

Incoming cable glands

Monitoring interface unit

BCU

Fuse

Slots for installing 

battery modules

Communications cable outlet

MDU

Carbon 
monoxide 
gas sensor 
(optional)

Document holder
MCCB 
auxiliary 
lever

Unit: mm

Secured Installation

M12 bolt

Spring 

washer

Flat washer

Expansion 

sleeve

Expansion 

nut

Concrete 

floor

Non-Secured Installation

Combining Cabinets

If the cabinet is installed against a wall, install only the front connecting plates.

Adjust the anchor bolts until the castors hang in 
the air, ensure that the anchor bolts fully 
support the cabinet, and use a level instrument 
to check that the cabinet is level.

03

Installing a Ground Cable

Appearance

Unpacking

Space Planning

Removing the Pallet

Remove certain 
sealing plugs 
based on the 
cable size.

Against a Wall

Not Against a Wall

Rubber 
plug

Rubber 
plug

After installing expansion bolts, reinstall the tray.

Carbon 
monoxide 
gas sensor 
(optional)

Gland 
Model

Sealing Plug to Be 
Removed

Supported Cable Diameter 
(Including the Insulation Layer, 
Unit: mm)

Recommended  Cable 
Size (Unit: mm

2

)

M40 (10–32)

Innermost layer (white)

10–16

-

Innermost layer (white), 
second-to-last layer (red)

16–22

70, 95, 120

The single-core 90

°

C-resistant  flexible copper cable is used as an example in the table to illustrate which 

sealing plugs need to be removed. The sealing plugs to be removed depend on the actual cable 
diameter (including the insulation layer). Remove sealing plugs only when necessary. Otherwise, the 
sealing performance will be affected.

1. If the battery cabinet is installed but not powered on, manually powered off, or discharged, avoid 

keeping it at low SOC for an extended period. Recharge the battery cabinet in a timely manner 

according to the instructions in "Power-On Commissioning > Recharge Requirements for Batteries with 

Low SOC" in the user manual. Otherwise, batteries may be damaged due to overdischarge.

2. It is recommended that an independent battery room be used. Before installing battery modules, 

prepare fire extinguishing facilities, such as firefighting sands and liquid carbon dioxide fire 

extinguishers, according to the construction regulations. Before operation, ensure that the battery room 

is equipped with a fire extinguishing system that complies with local regulations.

Site ground bar

1. Remove the PDU cover and the ground cable gland nut and sealing plugs.

2. Install a ground cable.

3. Reinstall the sealing plugs. (The sealing plugs must be completely inserted into the gland 

to facilitate the reinstallation  of the gland nut.)

4. Reinstall the gland nut with a torque of 8 N·m.

Do not transport a 
cabinet with 
battery modules 
installed. If the 
cabinet needs to 
be transported or 
moved, remove 
the battery 
modules first.

02

Installing Cabinets

01

Installation Preparations

Item

Output 

Power/Cabinet ≤ 

170 kW

170 kW < Output 

Power/Cabinet ≤ 210 

kW

210 kW < Output 

Power/Cabinet ≤ 250 

kW

Battery

Recommended cable 

size (mm

2

)

+/(N)/-

150

185

240

PE

70

95

120

Connection mode: cable crimped with a DT terminal

Bolt specifications for +/N/-: M16x50 mm (120 N·m); bolt specifications for PE: M12x30 mm (47 N·m)

The bolt specifications in the table apply only to one end of the SmartLi cable. For details about the bolt specifications 

for the other end, see the corresponding UPS manual.

7+7, 7+0, 8+8, and 8+0 Scenarios

6+6 and 6+0 Scenarios

Battery circuit breaker

Unit: mm

Summary of Contents for SmartLi-512V-162Ah-F

Page 1: ...ncluding the Insulation Layer Unit mm Recommended Cable Size Unit mm2 M40 10 32 Innermost layer white 10 16 Innermost layer white second to last layer red 16 22 70 95 120 The single core 90 C resistant flexible copper cable is used as an example in the table to illustrate which sealing plugs need to be removed The sealing plugs to be removed depend on the actual cable diameter including the insula...

Page 2: ...nd crimp the DT terminal Marked DT terminal direction Marked cable cutting position 1 Set the switch based on the actual load Installing Output Power Cables 250 kW Load of a single battery cabinet 300 kW 200 kW Load of a single battery cabinet 250 kW Load of a single battery cabinet 200 kW 2 Install power cables UPS Without a Neutral Wire UPS With a Neutral Wire Connect cables correctly to avoid b...

Page 3: ...battery strings and the cabinet It is recommended that you use the DC voltage mode of a multimeter to measure the voltage between the battery tray and the positive and negative terminals of each battery string respectively If the readings are less than 6 V DC the insulation is good Otherwise contact technical support engineers 8 Attach PP sheets to the notches of the battery modules on the top lay...

Page 4: ...easures for example using a dust cover plastic film or fabric cloth to prevent battery condensation or dust corrosion Remove the protective material when batteries need to be used The BCB off alarm the red indicator is steady on is displayed on the SmartLi LCD No action is required After the battery circuit breaker is switched on the alarm will be automatically cleared The green indicator blinks i...

Page 5: ...when the discharge current is 0 1C 0 3C 0 5C or 1 0C respectively 1 8 Dis cur 0 3C EOD V cell 1 8 Dis cur 0 5C EOD V cell 1 75 Dis cur 1 0C EOD V cell 1 75 If a third party UPS is connected and the EOD is not distinguished by rate set this parameter to 1 8 V cell If a third party UPS is connected set this parameter to the maximum value If the UPS from the Company is connected set Batt charging cap...

Page 6: ... Number of lead acid batteries supported is 252 42 x 12 2 252 in the 7 7 7 0 scenario 8 8 8 0 scenario 276 8 8 8 0 scenario 276 300 7 7 7 0 scenario 252 7 7 7 0 scenario 240 270 6 6 6 0 scenario 204 6 6 6 0 scenario 192 234 Battery cabinet quantity Specifies the number of battery cabinets connected in parallel Currently a maximum of 10 lithium battery cabinets can be connected in parallel 1 1 10 A...

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