Uninterruptible Power Supplies PowerWAVE 1000, Руководство пользователя

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UPS725-02-02 PowerWave 1000 (4.5 - 10 kVA) User Manual UK Dated 13/03/15
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3: Installation and Set-up
a) The LCD indication will now show either
norL
,
Eco
,
c50
Hz or
c60
Hz .
norL
= normal operation with 50 Hz input and output (default),
Eco
= Economy mode (On bypass for normal operation)
c50
Hz = 60/50 Hz frequency changer, and
c60
Hz = 50/60 Hz frequency changer.
13. Press the UP button to select one of the frequency changer modes if required.
Inverter output fine adjustment
14. Press the DOWN button.
a) By default, the LCD indication will now show
oA 0
% .
b) If you want to trim the output voltage, press the UP button to cycle through the available options and select the
required value –
oA1
% ,
oA 2
% ,
oA 3
% ,
oA-1
% ,
oA-2
% ,
oA-3
% .
Parallel ID Number
15. Press the DOWN button.
a) For a single module operation the parallel ID number must be set to
Id0l
(default).
If this is set incorrectly the UPS LCD will display error message
Er17
when it is started.
Parallel Function
16. Press the DOWN button.
a) For a single module operation the parallel function must be set to
P 0l
(default).
If this is set incorrectly the UPS LCD will display error message
Er21
when it is started.
Confirm & Save
17. Press the DOWN button.
a) The LCD indication will now show
SAuE
.
b) If you want to double-check all the selected values you can scroll through the above list of parameters by
repeatedly pressing the DOWN button and make any necessary further changes.
c) Once you are satisfied that all the selected values are correct, with
SAuE
shown on the LCD display press the
ENTER button to store the selected values in the UPS memory.
d) The LCD panel will revert to indicate the battery is on charge and UPS is
off
.
Note: Once the configuration has been saved you must turn
OFF
the UPS and temporarily turn off the input utility
supply before you can access the setup mode again using the
ON
and
DOWN
buttons. This is a safety measure
designed to prevent the UPS operating parameters from being changed while it is on-line.
3.6.1 Initial UPS power-up
1. The optional UPS communications cards can be fitted at this point or installed later, as required (see Chapter 8 for
option card details).
2. Turn ON the UPS as described in paragraph 4.1.1.
3. Check all metered parameters to ascertain that the indications are correct (see page 40).
4. Leave the battery on charge for 4 hours.
Note: You can charge the batteries with the UPS output turned
OFF
as long as its utility input supply is connected
and turned
ON
.
5. Carry out a battery test, as described in paragraph 4.2.3.
6. If the battery test is successful, the UPS can now be put into service.
CAUTION: It is recommended that the battery is charged for further 4 hours before connecting any critical load.
This is to ensure that the battery is charged to a level that enables the UPS to perform to full specification.