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USER MANUAL S3M100KXD Tripp Lite

S3MX 3-Phase UPS Systems Models: S3M100KX, S3M100KXD, S3M120KX, S3M120KXD, S3M160KX, S3M160KXD, S3M200KX, S3M200KXD Input: 220/230/240V (Ph-N), 380/400/415V (Ph-Ph), 3Ø 4-Wire + PE 1111 W. 35th Street, Chicago, IL 60609 USA • tripplite.com/support Copyright © 2020 Tripp Lite. All rights reserved.2 Table of Contents

2.1 UPS Location Warnings 4

2.2 Equipment Connection Warnings 4

2.3 Battery Warnings 4

2.4 Transportation and Storage 5

3. Installation and Setup 7

3.1. Unpacking and Inspection 7 3.2. Open Front Panel View 9

3.2.1 Interface and Communication 10

3.2.2 Power Stage/Module 10

3.3 Rear Panel View 11

3.4 Wiring Terminal Views 12

3.5 Single UPS Installation 13

3.6 UPS Installation for Parallel Systems 15

4. Control Panel and LCD Operation 21

5. Interface and Communication 42

5.1 X1 – Temperature Detection Port for 42

External Battery Pack

6. Operation Principles 44

6.1 UPS Block Diagram 44

6.2 Operation Modes 45

7.3.1 Transfer Critical Load from Line Mode to 57

Maintenance Bypass to Line Mode

7.4 Turn Off Operation 61

7.4.1 Turn Off Operation in Line Mode 61

7.4.2 Turn Off Operation in Battery Mode 62

8. Troubleshooting 64

9. Storage and Service 66

Tripp Lite’s SmartOnline S3MX-Series Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is a Voltage and Frequency Independent (VFI) true on-line, double-conversion 3-phase UPS system. This UPS continuously conditions the incoming electrical power supply, eliminating power disturbances that will otherwise damage sensitive electronic devices and minimising system downtime from power fluctuations and interruptions. S3MX-Series UPS systems are designed to the highest quality and performance standards and offer the following features: Model Agency Number Capacity S3M100KX, S3M100KXD* AG-6100 100kVA S3M120KX, S3M120KXD* AG-6120 120kVA S3M160KX, S3M160KXD* AG-6160 160kVA S3M200KX, S3M200KXD* AG-6200 200kVA

• “KXD” models are dual-AC input capable.

• True on-line UPS – the highest level of UPS protection, fully regulates the incoming power with zero transfer time to battery in the event of an extended mains failure, so critical loads remain continuously supported

• Paralleling for redundancy and capacity for up to two UPS systems

• High-efficiency performance in AC On-line and Battery Standby Modes to minimise energy consumption

• Market-leading small size and footprint

• ECO Mode allows the UPS to operate on bypass in stable utility conditions and immediately transfers to inverter to support the load when the utility input drops below tolerance

• High output power factor – more actual power allows more equipment to be supported

• Automatic and manual bypass increase system reliability and allow for maintenance without removing power from the attached load

• Wide input voltage window – the UPS system regulates even poor-quality incoming power without reverting to battery, maximising system uptime and protecting battery life

• Matching external battery cabinets allow for increased battery autonomy

• Emergency shutdown via REPO

• SNMP Network Monitoring and volt-free contact options provide optimum configurability

• Optional dual-AC input “KXD” models available SmartOnline S3MX-Series UPS systems are ideally suited for protecting 4-wire loads in the following mission-critical electrical applications:

• IT infrastructure and data centres

• Corporate infrastructure

• Security and emergency systems

• Financial institutions

• Healthcare and hospitals4

2. Important Safety Warnings

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This manual contains important instructions and warnings that should be followed during the installation and maintenance of all Tripp Lite SmartOnline S3MX 3-Phase 100kVA, 120kVA, 160kVA and 200kVA UPS Systems and their batteries. Failure to heed these warnings may affect your warranty.

2.1 UPS Location Warnings

• Install the UPS indoors, away from heat, direct sunlight, dust, and excess moisture or other conductive contaminants.

• Install the UPS in a structurally sound area. The UPS is extremely heavy; take care when moving and lifting the unit.

• Only operate the UPS at indoor temperatures between 0° C and 40° C.

Optimum UPS performance and maximum battery life is obtained when the operating temperature is maintained between 17° C and 25° C.

• Ensure the installation area has sufficient space for maintenance and ventilation of the UPS system. Maintain a minimum clearance of 50 cm from the front and rear of the UPS for maintenance and ventilation.

• Do not install the UPS near magnetic storage media, as this may result in data corruption.

2.2 Equipment Connection Warnings

• Use of this equipment in life support applications where failure of this equipment can reasonably be expected to cause the failure of the life support equipment or to significantly affect its safety or effectiveness is not recommended.

• The UPS system contains its own energy source (battery). The output terminals may be live, even when the UPS is not connected to an AC supply.

• The UPS models covered in this manual are not compatible with loads that do not have a Neutral Reference or Delta load.

2.3 Battery Warnings

This UPS contains LETHAL VOLTAGES. The UPS is designed to supply power, even when disconnected from utility power. Only AUTHORISED SERVICE PERSONNEL should access the interior of the UPS after disconnecting utility and DC power. Batteries present a risk of electrical shock and burns from high short-circuit current. Battery connection or replacement should be performed by only qualified service personnel observing proper precautions. Turn off the UPS before connecting or disconnecting internal batteries. Use tools with insulated handles. Do not open the batteries. Do not short or bridge the battery terminals with any object.

• The batteries are recyclable. Refer to local codes for disposal requirements or visit tripplite.com/support/recycling-program for recycling information.

• Do not dispose of the batteries in a fire, mutilate the batteries or open the battery coverings. Escaping electrolytes may be toxic and cause injury to skin and eyes.

• Do not disconnect the batteries while the UPS is in Battery Mode.

• Disconnect the charging source prior to connecting or disconnecting terminals.

• The following precautions should be observed:

1) Remove watches, rings and other metal objects.

2) Use tools with insulated handles.

3) Wear rubber gloves and boots.

4) Do not lay tools or metal parts on top of batteries or battery cabinets.

5) Determine whether the battery supply (+, -, N) is inadvertently grounded. If it is, remove the source of the ground. Contact with any part of a grounded battery can result in electric shock. The likelihood of an electric shock is reduced if such grounds are removed during installation and maintenance.

• Battery replacement should be performed only by authorised service personnel, using the same number and type of batteries (sealed lead acid).

WARNING: In order to avoid any hazardous conditions during UPS installation and maintenance, these tasks may be

performed only by qualified and experienced electricians. Please read this Owner’s Manual and safety instructions carefully before installing or using the unit.5

2.4 Transportation and Storage

To protect against shock and impact, transport the UPS system using only its original packaging. The UPS must be stored in a room that is dry and ventilated.

Condensation may occur if the UPS system is moved directly from a cold to warm environment. The UPS system must be completely dry before being installed. Please allow at least two hours for the UPS system to adjust to the environment. Do not install the UPS system near water or in moist environments. Do not install the UPS system in direct sunlight or near heat sources. Do not block the ventilation holes on the UPS system’s housing.

Do not connect appliances or devices that could overload the UPS (i.e., equipment with large electrical motors) to the UPS output sockets or terminal. Carefully arrange cables so no one can step on or trip over them. Do not block the UPS system’s air vents. The UPS must be installed in a location with good ventilation. Ensure adequate ventilation space on each side of the unit. The UPS contains an earthed terminal. In the final installed system configuration, ensure equipotential earth grounding to the external UPS battery cabinet by connecting the earth terminals of both cabinets together. The UPS should only be installed by qualified service personnel. An appropriate disconnect device such as short-circuit backup protection must be provided in the building wiring installation. An integral single-emergency switching device should be included in the building wiring installation. Connect the earth ground before connecting to the building wiring terminal. Installation and wiring must be performed in accordance with local electrical codes and regulations.

2.7 Connection Warnings

• The UPS system does not contain standard backfeed protection inside. Isolate the UPS before working on this circuit. The isolation device must be able to carry the UPS input current.

• This UPS should be connected with TN earthing system.

• The power supply for this unit must be 3-phase rated in accordance with the equipment nameplate. It also must be suitably grounded.

• The input power to 3-phase UPS models require a 3-pole breaker.

• Use of this equipment in life support applications where failure of this equipment can reasonably be expected to cause the failure of the life support equipment or to significantly affect its safety or effectiveness is not recommended.

• Connect the UPS power module’s grounding terminal to a grounding electrode conductor.

• The UPS is connected to a DC energy source (battery). The output terminals may still be live, even when the UPS is not connected to an AC supply.

• When installing the unit, verify that any maintenance bypass panel used is configured correctly before applying power to the unit.

• Be sure to place a warning label on all primary power isolators installed remotely from the UPS area and on any external access points between such isolators and the UPS. The warning label shall carry the following wording or equivalent. Before working on this circuit - Isolate Uninterruptible Power System (UPS) - Then check for Hazardous Voltage between all terminals including the protective earth. Risk of Voltage Backfeed

Do not disconnect the earth conductor cable on the UPS or the building wiring terminals at any time, as this will cancel the protective earth of the UPS system. In order to fully disconnect the UPS system, first press the “OFF” button, then disconnect the mains. Ensure no liquid or other foreign objects can enter into the UPS system.

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3.1 Unpacking and Inspection

Unpack the unit and inspect its contents. Packaging may include additional accessories and components, depending on specific customer orders.

• One (1) paralleling cable for every set of UPS units being paralleled: P100200KIT Other Accessory or Component Options Available Upon Request

• One (1) Battery Charger Temperature Compensation Thermostat: TEMPC100200 Note: Do not turn on the unit. Make sure to inspect the unit prior to installation. Ensure nothing inside the package was damaged during transportation. Notify the carrier and dealer immediately if there is any damage or missing parts. Please keep the original packaging in a safe place for future use. 1. Use a forklift to move the product to the installed area. Make sure the bearing capacity of forklift is sufficient. Refer to Figure 3.1.

2. Follow the unpacking order in Figure 3.2 to remove carton (

3. Remove two fixing plates located on the two sides of the unit (

) in Figure 3.3. Loosen leveling feet (

) by rotating them counterclockwise. Once loosened, move the cabinet from the pallet.

4. To fix the cabinet into position, simply rotate leveling feet clockwise. Refer to Figure 3.4.

S3M100KX, S3M100KXD and S3M120KX, S3M120KXD Models Figure 3.1A Figure 3.4A Figure 3.5A Figure 3.2A Figure 3.3A 1125 mm1175 mm705 mm

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S3M160KX, S3M160KXD, and S3M200KX, S3M200KXD Models

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Remove the accessory package and inspect the package contents. The standard shipping package should contain an Owner’s Manual and RS-232 cable. The key to the UPS is attached to the front door with a cable tie. Packaging may also include additional accessories and components, depending on specific customer orders. Note: Before installing, please inspect the unit. Ensure there is no physical damage to the unit. Do not turn on the unit. Notify the carrier and dealer immediately if there is any damage or missing parts and accessories. Keep the original packaging for future use. It is recommended you keep each equipment and battery set in their original packaging, as it is designed to provide maximum protection during transportation and storage.

3.2 Open Front Panel View

Each UPS comes equipped with a front door key. The key can be found attached to the front door with a cable tie. Upon opening the front door, you will see the communication area and several power stages/modules inside. From each power stage/module you can easily identify its ID. Table 3.1 Power Stage ID Power Rating 100K 120K 160K 200K Stage ID—Individual Unit Operation Stage ID—For Parallel UPS Owner’s Manual RS-232 Cable P100200KIT Paralleling Cable10

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3.2.1 Interface and Communication

These UPS systems come equipped with various communication devices. Please refer to section 5. Interface and Communication for further details.

Each power stage/module includes a power factor correction rectifier, a battery charger, an inverter and control circuit. No. Item Description

Fan Air enters the power stage through the front grills and is exhausted through the rear of the module. Do not block the ventilation vent.

Stage Address DIP Switches There are three DIP switches for Power Stage address setting. In the same cabinet, each Power Stage ID MUST be exclusive. Refer to Table 3.1 Power Stage ID for more information.

Battery Start Button When AC input is not available, use this button to start UPS battery power.

FAULT LED ON The power stage is in fault condition. ON/OFF 0.5 sec The power stage IDs are in conflict.

RUN LED ON The power stage normally works as a secondary stage. ON/OFF 0.5 sec The power stage normally works as a primary stage. ON/OFF 0.15 sec The CAN Bus communication does not work.11

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Several breakers are located on the rear panel of the UPS. Models with a second AC input (Q2) are also available. The breakers shown are Q1 input 1, Q2 input 2*, Q3 output and Q4 maintenance bypass. Q 3 Ma inten an ce By pas s Q 1 In pu t 1 Q 4 O utpu t Q 2 In pu t 2 Q 2 In pu t 2

160KVA /200KVA100KVA /120KVA

*Second AC circuit breaker (Q2) only applicable on second AC-input models with “KXD” suffix. Output

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No. Item Function Description Output Block Connects to the critical loads Includes R, S, T and Neutral terminals. Main Input Block Connects to main AC source Includes R, S, T and Neutral terminals. Ground Connection For UPS grounding Includes one grounding terminal. Battery Input Block Connects to an external battery cabinetIncludes: Positive (+), Negative (-) and Neutral (N) terminals.

Second Input Block Connect to second AC source Includes R, S, T and Neutral terminals.*Second AC input block only applicable on second AC-input models with “KXD” suffix.

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3.5 Single UPS Installation

Installation and wiring must conform with the local electric laws/regulations. The following procedures must be performed by a professional electrician: 1) Make sure the mains wire and breakers in the building provide adequate power for the rated UPS capacity so as to avoid electrical shock or fire hazards. Note: Do not use the wall receptacle as the input power source for the UPS, as its rated current is less than the UPS system’s maximum input current. Otherwise, the receptacle may be shorted and destroyed.

2) Switch off the mains in the building before installation.

3) Turn off all connected devices before connecting to the UPS.

4) Prepare the power cables according to Table 3.2. Refer to Table 3.3 for UPS Input Breaker sizes and Table 3.4 for Battery Cabinet Batteries and Breaker sizes.

• Before connecting any wires, make sure the AC input and battery power are completely shut off. Table 3.2 Power Cables Model Power cable (mm

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(Designed For) 100Ah x 40 400A, 3-Pole BP480V65-NIB (Designed For) 65Ah x 40 300A, 3-Pole BP480V40-NIB (Designed For) 40Ah x 40 200A, 3-Pole

• Before connecting any wires, make sure the AC input and battery power are completely shut off.

• Make sure the breakers, input1 breaker (Q1), input2 breaker (input2, Q2 on dual input models only), output breaker (Q3 @120K/160K/200K) maintenance breaker (Q4 @ 120K/160K/200K) and battery breaker are all in the “OFF” position. For further reference, review the UPS rear panel images in section 3.3.

• Make sure the maintenance bypass switch is in “UPS” position (@ 100K). 5) Remove the terminal block cover on the rear panel of the UPS. Connect the input1, (input2 @ dual input UPS models), output and battery wires according to the function indicated on terminal block. Make sure to connect the grounding/earth wires first when establishing a wire connection. Disconnect the grounding/earth wire last when performing wire disconnection. Notes:

• Ensure the wires are tightly and securely connected to the terminals.

• This breaker must have leakage current protective function.

• Be sure to also add an equipotential bonding wire between the UPS and the External Battery Cabinets.

6) Reattach the terminal block cover to the rear panel of the UPS.

• Make sure a DC breaker or other protection device is installed between the UPS and external battery pack. Switch off the battery breaker before installation. Note: Set the battery pack breaker to the “OFF” position before installing the battery pack.

• Pay special attention to the rated battery voltage marked on the label. If you want to change the numbers of the battery pack, make sure to modify the setting accordingly. The connection with the wrong battery voltage may cause permanent damage to the UPS.

• Make sure the protective grounding/earth wiring is correct. The current spec, colour, position, connection and conductance reliability of the wires must be checked carefully.

• Make sure the utility input and output wiring is correct. The current spec, colour, position, connection and conductance reliability of the wires must be checked carefully. Make sure the L/N is correct, not reversed or short-circuited.15

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3.6 UPS Installation for Parallel Systems

• The input harmonic current distortion will be between 3% and 4.5% in parallel UPS operations.

• One parallel kit is needed for every two UPS systems.

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Figure 3.7 For Dual Input Models Wiring models In Parallel System Maintenance Breaker Output Breaker Input Breaker Input Breaker AC I/P 1 AC I/P 2 Parallel Cable Load Input 2 Input 1 Output Static Switch UPS Module Bat Module Bat Module UPS Module RECT Inv Charger Charger Maintenance Breaker Static Switch Output Breaker Input Breaker Input Breaker Input 2 Input 1 Output UPS Module Bat Module Bat Module UPS Module RECT Inv Charger Charger17

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1. Set SW2 on the parallel board of the UPS 1 to the right side.

Figure 3.8 SW2 Position on UPS 1 (Default Setting)18

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3.6.2.2 Configure Parallel Board of UPS 2

1. Set SW2 on the parallel board of the UPS 2 to the left side.

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3.6.3 Parallel Function Setting

1. For input and output wiring, make sure to follow the instructions in section 3.6.1.

2. For the parallel board setting, make sure to follow the instructions in section 3.6.2.

Confirm no power is applied to either UPS at this time. Once the two steps above and the battery configuration have been completed correctly, proceed with the following steps:

1. Do not connect Parallel Cable until informed.

2. Set the input breakers (Q1) of two UPS systems to the “ON” position. Make sure to keep the output breakers (Q3) of two UPS systems set to the “OFF” position.

3. Turn on the battery breaker.

4. Turn on the external AC source breaker to apply the AC input source to both UPS systems.

5. Wait for the the power-cycles to complete. Proceed to set UPS 1.

6. Use the LCD panel on UPS 1 to set up the parallel function. Enter the “PARALLEL” menu in the “SETUP” page (refer to section 4.2.5.5 Setup-Parallel Screen for more information).

7. Enable “UPS Parallel” function of UPS 1 (ignore the “Parallel UPS Cable Loose” warning).

8. Choose the battery configuration as “independent” or “common” battery, depending on your preference.

9. To save your settings, select the “Save Setting” icon in the “General” screen of the “SETUP” page.

10. Proceed to set up UPS 2.

11. Set up the parallel function through the LCD panel on UPS 2. Enter the “PARALLEL” menu in the “SETUP” page (refer to section

4.2.5.5 Setup-Parallel Screen for more information).

12. Enable the “UPS Parallel” function of UPS 2 (ignore the “Parallel UPS Cable Loose” warning).

13. Choose the battery configuration as “independent” or “common” battery, depending on your preference.

14. To save your settings, select the “Save Setting” icon in the “General” screen of the “SETUP” page.

15. Turn off the external AC source breaker and wait for complete shutdown of both UPS systems.

16. Turn off the battery breakers.

3.6.4 Parallel Cable Connection

There are three connectors at the end of each parallel cable: one 16-pin connector and two 2-pin connectors. Notes:

• For 100K and 120K UPS with One Parallel Board: Connect the 16-pin connector and the short 2-pin connector.

• For 160K and 200K UPS with Two Parallel Boards: Connect the 16-pin connector and the short 2-pin connector to the bottom board. Then, connect the long 2-pin connector to the top board.

• If the 2-pin connector is disconnected by accident, the UPS will prompt a fault: “Warning! Parallel UPS Cable Loose”. Insert the 16-pin connector into CN7 and the 2-pin connector into CN10 of the Parallel Board of UPS 1. Connect the other end of the parallel cable into the Parallel Board of UPS 2, again connecting the 16-pin connector into CN7 and the 2-pin connector into CN10. Figure 3.10 UPS 1 Parallel Board Figure 3.11 UPS 2 Parallel Board 16-Pin Long 2-Pin Short 2-Pin20

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Improper parallel cable connections will result in abnormal operations. Verify each step while connecting the parallel cables on each UPS. Confirm no power is applied to either UPS at this time.

3.6.5 Parallel System Turn On Procedure

1. Make sure to follow sections 3.6.1 to 3.6.4 correctly.

2. Confirm the input breaker and output breakers of each UPS have been turned “ON”.

3. Turn ON the battery breaker.

4. Turn ON the external AC source breaker to apply AC input source to both UPS systems.

5. Watch for abnormal event messages on the LCD display (refer to section 4.2.7 Event Screen for more information).

6. Switch ON the UPS by pressing the power button on the UPS front panel or through the control page on the LCD panel (refer to section

Dual AC Input UPS (or suffix “KXD”) models are defaulted to a Single AC Input configuration via the placement of three shorting jumpers between AC Input 1 and AC Input 2. If you desire to operate the “KXD” models in a dual AC configuration, remove these three jumpers, and wire AC input 1 and AC Input 2 accordingly. Jumpers on “KXD” dual-AC input models.

100KVA / 120KVA 160KVA / 200KVA21

4. Control Panel and LCD Operations

4.1 Control Panel Description

The control panel and display screen are located on the UPS front panel. This interface monitors all measured parameters, UPS status, battery status and alarms. The control interface is divided into four sections: (1) LCD panel, (2) LED indicators, (3) Power Button and (4) Audible Alarm. Refer to Figure 4.1. Figure 4.1 Control Panel

LCD Panel: Graphic display and all measured parameters.

LED Indicators: Refer to Table 4.1.

Audible Alarm: Refer to Table 4.3. Table 4.1: LED Indicators LED Colour Status Definition LINE Green On Input source is normal. Flashing Input source is abnormal. Off No input source BYPASS Yellow On Load on Bypass. Flashing Input source is abnormal. Off Bypass not operating. LOAD Green On There is power output for the load. Off There is no power output for the load. INV Green On Load on inverters. Off Inverters not operating (unless in ECO Mode). BATTERY Red On Load on Battery. Flashing Low battery Off Battery converter is normal and battery is charging. FAULT/ALARM Red On UPS fault. Flashing UPS alarm. Off Normal. Table 4.2: Power Button Control Key Description Power On/Off Turn on UPS or Turn off UPS (hold 2 seconds). Table 4.3: Audible Alarm UPS Condition Description Power On/Off Buzzer sounds every 2 seconds. Bypass Mode Buzzer sounds once every minute. Battery Mode Buzzer sounds every 2 seconds. Low Battery Buzzer sounds every 0.5 seconds. UPS Alarm Buzzer sounds every 1 second. UPS Fault Buzzer sounds continuously.

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Upon powering on, the UPS will execute POST (Power-On Self-Test). The initial screen (shown below) will display for approximately 5 seconds. Online UPS Figure 4.2 Initial Screen

After initialization, the main screen will display. Figure 4.3 Main ScreenThe Main Screen is divided into six sections: UPS Operation Mode: Shows UPS current operation mode and status. UPS Flow Chart: Shows current flow chart and measurement data. Main Menu: Touch each icon to enter submenu. Refer to Figure 4.4 for menu tree. Figure 4.4 Menu Tree UPS Power Rating: Shows UPS power rating. Date and Time: Shows current date and time.

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UPS Status: The descriptions of each icon and its status are listed as: Icon UPS Status LED Status UPS operating in Standby Mode or Shutdown Mode. LOAD – Off UPS operating in Line Mode or Converter Mode. LINE, INV and LOAD – On UPS operating in Bypass Mode or ECO Mode. LINE, BYPASS and LOAD – On UPS operating in Battery Mode or Battery Test Mode. BATT, INV and LOAD – On UPS operating in Fault Mode. FAULT – On or Flashing (Alarm)

4.2.3 Control Screen

Touch to enter into the submenu (as shown in Figures 4.5 and 4.6). Figure 4.5 Control Screen Figure 4.6 Control Menu System Turn On System Turn O󰀨 Manual Battery Test Cancel Battery Test Turn to Bypass Shutdown Restore Cancel Shutdown Charger Turn On Charger Turn O󰀨 CONTROL Yes or No 2018/01/0124

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Touch any option directly. The confirmation screen will pop up. Touch to confirm command or to cancel command. Figure 4.7 Confirmation Screen

4.2.4. Measurement Screen

Touch to enter into the Measurement submenu. You may choose Input, Output, Bypass, Load or Battery to monitor each detailed status. Refer to Figures 4.8 and 4.9. Figure 4.8 Measurement Menu Input Output Bypass Load Battery MEASUREMENT25

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Figure 4.9 Measurement Screens: INPUT, OUTPUT, BYPASS, LOAD, and BATTERY26

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Table 4.4: Measurement Items Submenu Item Explanation Input L-N Voltage (V) Input phase voltage (L1, L2, L3). Units: 0.1V. Frequency (Hz) Input frequency (L1, L2, L3). Units: 0.1 Hz. Output L-N Voltage (V) Output phase voltage (L1, L2, L3). Units: 0.1V. L-N Current (A) Output phase current (L1, L2, L3). Units: 0.1A.* Frequency (Hz) Output frequency (L1, L2, L3). Units: 0.1 Hz. Power Factor Output power factor (L1, L2, L3). Bypass L-N Voltage (V) Bypass phase voltage (L1, L2, L3). Units: 0.1V. Frequency (Hz) Bypass frequency (L1, L2, L3). Units: 0.1 Hz. Power Factor Bypass power factor (L1, L2, L3). Load Sout (kVA) Apparent power. Units: 0.1kVA. Pout (kW) Active power. Units: 0.1kW. Load Level (%) The percentage of connected load. Units: 1%. Battery Positive Voltage (V) Battery positive voltage. Units: 0.1V. Negative Voltage (V) Battery negative voltage. Units: 0.1V. Positive Current (A) Battery positive current. Units: 0.1A. Negative Current (A) Battery negative current. Units: 0.1A. Remain Time (Sec) Battery remaining runtime. Units: 1 sec. Capacity (%) The percentage of the battery capacity. Units: 1%. Test Result Battery test result. Charging Status Battery charging status. Temperature 01(°C) Temperature of external battery pack. Units: 0.1°C. Temperature 02(°C) Temperature of external battery pack through extra communication card T1. Units: 0.1°C. Temperature 03(°C) Temperature of external battery pack through extra communication card T2. Units: 0.1°C. Temperature 04(°C) Temperature of external battery pack through extra communication card T3. Units: 0.1°C. Temperature 05(°C) Temperature of external battery pack through extra communication card T4. Units: 0.1°C.

• Output current at zero load or low load may indicate up to 1% current flow on the display due to inverter activity. For load power readings, go to the LOAD submenu on the display.

Touch the to enter into the Setup submenu. It requires a password to access the General, SYSTEM, BATTERY and PRE-ALARM submenus (as shown in Figures 4.10 and 4.11). The default password is 0000. Figure 4.10 Setup Menu GENERAL SYSTEM BATTERY PRE-ALARM PARALLEL SETUP Enter Password27

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Touch the grey column to access the numerical keyboard. Enter a 4-digit password and press to enter the SETUP submenu. If an incorrect password is entered, you may retry. Figure 4.11 Enter Password Screens There are two levels of password protection: user password and administrator password. The default user password is 0000. It may be changed by the user. The administrator password is owned by trained service personnel. Different password levels can access different settings. The setting can be changed in various operation modes. Refer to Table 4.5 for details.28

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Table 4.5: All Setting Items in Setup Menu UPS Operation Mode Setting item Standby Mode Bypass Mode Line Mode Battery Mode Battery Test Mode Fault Mode Converter Mode ECO Mode Authorisation User Maintainer/ Administrator General Model Name* Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Language** Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y TIME Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Change Password Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Baud Rate Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Audible Alarm Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Factory Reset Y Y EEPROM Reset Y Y EPO Function Y Y Save Setting Y Y Y Y Startup Screen Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y System Output Voltage Y Y Y Bypass Voltage Range Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Bypass Frequency Range Y Y Y Converter Mode Y Y ECO Mode Y Y Y Y Y Bypass Mode Y Y Y Auto-Restart Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Cold Start Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Battery Mode Delay Time Y Y Y Y Y Y Y System Shutdown Time Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y System Restore Time Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Charger Test Y Y Y Y Y Y Redundancy Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Battery Battery Capacity in Ah Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Maximum Charging Current Y Y Y Battery Low/Shutdown Setting Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Periodic Battery Test Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Battery Test Interval Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Stop by Time Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Stop by Battery Voltage Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Stop by Battery Capacity Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Battery Age Alert Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Temperature Compensation Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Charging Voltage Y Y Y Auto-Restart Battery Voltage Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Pre-Alarm Line Voltage Range Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Line Frequency Range Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Load Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Parallel UPS Parallel Y Y Y Independent Battery Y Y Y “Y” indicates available options exist in each given mode.

• Model names can be customised. ** English only.29

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Setup Procedure Step 1: Choose between GENERAL, SYSTEM, BATTERY and PRE-ALARM. Step 2: Each item will show its current value and alternative settings. Step 3: Choose to confirm the change or to cancel any modifications. Figure 4.12 Setting Procedure

4.2.5.1 Setup-General Screen

The Setup-General screen and setting list options are shown in Figure 4.13 and Table 4.6. Figure 4.13 Setup-General Screen30

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Table 4.6: Setup-General Setting List Setting Item Sub Item Explanation Model Name -- Set UPS Name (xxxxxxxxxx). The max. length is 10 characters. Language -- English only TIME Adjust Time Set current date and time. (yyyy / mm / dd hour : min : sec) MUST be set after UPS installation System Installed Date Set system installed date (yyyy / mm / dd) 2018/1/1 (Default) MUST be set after UPS installation System Last Maintain Date Set system latest maintenance date (yyyy / mm / dd) MUST be set after UPS installation Maintainer/Administrator Only Battery Installed Date Set battery installed date (yyyy / mm / dd) MUST be set after UPS installation Battery Last Maintain Date Set battery latest maintenance date (yyyy / mm / dd) MUST be set after UPS installation Baud Rate -- Set SNMP Port (COM Port0) Baud Rate

• Normal Open Active Password -- Set New Password. 0000 (Default) Save Setting -- Save all settings to EEPROM. Use this feature to save the changed setting(s). Must be performed when any changes are made to the settings. Startup Screen -- Set up initial screen. (xxxxxxxxxxxx). The max. length is 12 characters.31

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Table 4.7: EEPROM Reset Category List Setting Item Factory Reset EEPROM Reset General Model Name Language Y Y Adjust Time System Installed Date Y System Last Maintain Date Y Battery Installed Date Y Battery Last Maintain Date Y Change Password Y Baud Rate Y Audible Alarm Y Y Factory Reset EEPROM Reset EPO Function Y Save Setting Startup Screen System Output Voltage Y Bypass Voltage Range Y Y Bypass Frequency Range Y Y Converter Mode Y Y ECO Mode Y Y Bypass Mode Y Y Auto-Restart Y Y Cold Start Y Battery Mode Delay Time Y Y System Shutdown Time Y Y System Restore Time Y Y Charger Test Battery Battery Capacity in Ah Y Y Maximum Charging Current Y Y Battery Low/Shutdown Setting Y Y Periodic Battery Test Y Y Battery Test Interval Y Y Stop by Time Y Y Stop by Battery Voltage Y Y Stop by Battery Capacity Y Y Battery Age Alert Y Y Temperature Compensation Y Y Charging Voltage Y Y Auto-Restart Battery Voltage Y Y Pre-Alarm Y32

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4.2.5.2 Setup-System Screen

The Setup-System Screen and setting options are shown in Figure 4.14 and Table 4.8. System Setting can only be accessed when the UPS is operated in a specific mode (refer to Table 4.5 for the details). If an option is not available under a specific mode, a warning screen will appear (Figure 4.15). Figure 4.14 Setup-System Screen Figure 4.15 Warning Screen Table 4.8: Setup-System Setting List Setting Item Sub Item Explanation Output Voltage (Line ->N)

• 240V AC MUST be reviewed after UPS installation BYPASS SETTING Bypass Voltage Range Set bypass voltage range: Upper limit

• -30% Bypass Frequency Range Set bypass Frequency range: Upper/ Lower limit

• Enable (Default, MUST be in Bypass Mode to disable) MUST be reviewed after UPS installation. If you need the Bypass power when UPS is OFF, please enable it. Auto-Restart -- Set auto-restart

• Enable (Default) When “Enable” is set and a UPS shutdown occurs due to low battery, the UPS will return to Line Mode once the utility power is restored. Redundancy -- Set redundancy

• Redundancy: the QTY of unit MUST be set after UPS parallel enable This mode cannot be set up!!This mode cannot be set up!!33

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• Enable (Default) After “Enable” is set, the UPS can be turned on without connecting to utility by pressing Battery Start Button. Refer to cold start operation for the details (refer to

Battery Mode Delay Time

Set system shutdown delay time in Battery Mode (0~9990 sec).

• 0: Disable (Default)

• Not 0: Enable When this feature is enabled, UPS will shut off output after UPS operates in Battery Mode for the set number of seconds. Shutdown/Restore System Shutdown Time Set system shutdown time (0.2~99 min.)

• 0.2 min. (Default) This delay time will start counting when the CONTROL-Shutdown Restore command is executed. System Restore Time Set system restore time (0~9999 min.)

• 1 min. (Default) This delay time will start counting after shutdown time is elapsed when the CONTROL-Shutdown Restore command is executed. Charger Test -- Set charger test

The Setup-Battery Screen and Setting options are shown in Figure 4.16 and Table 4.9. Battery Setting can only be set when UPS is operated in Standby Mode. Figure 4.16 Setup-Battery Screen34

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Table 4.9: Setup-Battery Setting List Setting Item Sub Item Explanation Battery Capacity in Ah

Set battery capacity. (up to 999)

• 9Ah (Default) MUST be set after UPS installation or battery capacity is changed. Maximum Charging Current Recommended to Use 10% Battery Amp-Hour Rating Set battery maximum charging current. (1~24A 100KVA/1~32A 120KVA/1~40A 160KVA/1~48A 200KVA)

• 2A (Default), may be increased via the display MUST be set after UPS installation or battery capacity is changed. Battery Low/ Shutdown Setting Low Voltage Set battery low voltage. (10 ~11.5V) x (Battery Number)

• 11V x Battery Number (Default) Low Capacity Set battery low capacity. (20~50%)

• 20% (Default) Shutdown Voltage (LVC) Set battery voltage point for system shutdown in Battery Mode. (10.0V) x (Battery Number)

• Enable Battery Test Interval Set battery test interval. (7~99 Days)

• 30 Days (Default) Stop by Time Set testing time for battery test. (10~1000 Seconds)

• 10 sec (Default) Stop by Battery Voltage Set stop battery voltage in battery test. (11~12V) x (Battery Number)

• 11V x Battery Number (Default) Stop by Battery Capacity Set battery capacity to stop battery testing. (20~50%)

• 20% (Default) Battery Age Alert Battery Age Alert (Months) Set battery age for replacement. (Disable, 12~60 Months)

• Disable (Default) If this feature is enabled and the battery has been installed over this period, there is a “Battery Age Alert” warning to indicate it. Temperature Compensation

Set battery temperature compensation.

The Pre-Alarm Screen Setup and Setting options are shown in Figure 4.17 and Table 4.10. The Pre-Alarm Setting can be accessed in any operation mode. Figure 4.17 Setup-Pre-Alarm Screen Table 4.10: Setup Pre-Alarm Setting List Setting Item Sub Item Explanation Line Voltage Range -- Set line voltage range: Upper limit

• -20% (Default) Line Frequency Range

Set line frequency range: Upper / Lower limit

• 100% (Default) Set UPS load unbalance percentage (20~100%)

Touch the “PARALLEL” tab to access the parallel function page. Refer to Table 4.11 for Setup Parallel Setting List. Figure 4.18 Setup Parallel Screen Touch the “SYSTEM” tab to access the parallel or redundancy options. (a) Paralleling two S3MX units for power. (b) Paralleling two S3MX units for redundancy, where each UPS is carrying 50% of the load. If one UPS goes down, the other will take over the full load. Figure 4.19 Parallel Two Units Figure 4.20 Redundancy Across Two Units Table 4.11: Setup Parallel Setting List Setting Item Sub Item Explanation UPS Parallel -- Set UPS Parallel

• Enable Independent Battery -- Set Independent Battery

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4.2.6 Information Screen

Touch to enter the submenu. In this screen, you can check the UPS configurations. There are three submenus: Identification, System and Battery. Figure 4.21 Information Menu

4.2.6.1 INFORMATION - Identification Screen

When the Identification submenu is selected, the Model Name, Serial No. and Firmware Version will display. Use the UP and DOWN arrows to switch between pages. Figure 4.22 Identification Screen Page

4.2.6.2 INFORMATION - System Screen

When the System submenu is selected, information such as the system power, nominal voltage, nominal frequency, etc. will display. Use the UP and DOWN arrows to switch between pages. Figure 4.23 INFORMATION System Screen Page 1 Figure 4.24 INFORMATION System Screen Page 2 Identication System Battery INFORMATION38

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4.2.6.3. INFORMATION - Battery Screen

When the Battery submenu is selected, information such as battery, capacity, charging current, etc., will display. Figure 4.25 INFORMATION Battery Screen Page

When an event occurs, will flash on the main screen. You also can touch to check the latest events and history. Refer to Figure

4.27 for the menu tree.

Figure 4.26 Alarm Warning Screen Figure 4.27 Events Menu Current Events History Events Reset All Events EVENTS39

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4.2.7.1 Current Events

When an event occurs, it will display the power stage ID* and alarm code on the Current Events screen. Up to 50 events can be saved, though only 10 events are listed per page. If more than 10 events are exceeded, touch to scroll to other events on the list. Note: Refer to section 3.2 Open Front Panel to identify power stage ID. Figure 4.28 Current Events Screen

4.2.7.2 History Events

Detailed event information is saved in HISTORY EVENT. Up to 500 events can be saved. When a warning occurs, it will display the alarm code, alarm time and power stage ID (refer to section 3.2 Open Front Panel to identify power stage ID). When a fault event occurs, it will display the alarm description, alarm time and power stage ID (refer to Table 4.12). In order to record more historical information about the UPS system, the important changes in setting (Table 4.13), UPS operation mode changes (Table 4.14) and control action execution (Table 4.15) will be saved in HISTORY EVENT. Refer to Figure 4.29 for details. Figure 4.29 History Events Screen40

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Table 4.12 provides the complete list of UPS alarm messages. Messages in the LCD Explanation Fault! Bus Over Voltage DC bus voltage is too high. Fault! Bus Under Voltage DC bus voltage is too low. Fault! Bus Voltage Unbalance DC bus voltage is not balanced. Fault! Bus Short DC bus is short. Fault! Bus Soft Start Time Out The rectifiers cannot start due to low DC bus voltage within specified duration. Fault! Inverter Soft Start Time Out Inverter bus voltage cannot reach desired voltage within specified duration. Fault! Inverter Voltage Over Inverter Voltage is over Peak Value. Fault! Inverter Voltage High Inverter Voltage is too high. Fault! Inverter Voltage Low Inverter Voltage is too low. Fault! R Inverter Voltage Short R phase inverter Output is short-circuited. Fault! S Inverter Voltage Short S phase inverter Output is short-circuited. Fault! T Inverter Voltage Short T phase inverter Output is short-circuited. Fault! RS Inverter Voltage Short R-S inverter Output is short-circuited. Fault! ST Inverter Voltage Short S-T inverter Output is short-circuited. Fault! TR Inverter Voltage Short T-R inverter Output is short-circuited. Fault! Inverter R Negative Power R phase inverter Output Negative Power over range. Fault! Inverter S Negative Power S phase inverter Output Negative Power over range. Fault! Inverter T Negative Power T phase inverter Output Negative Power over range. Fault! Over Load Fault Heavy overload causes UPS fault. Fault! Battery Fault Batteries reversed. Fault! Over Temperature Make sure adequate space is allowed for air ventilation and that the fan is working. Fault! CAN Fault CAN communication fault. Fault! TRIG0 Fault Synchronised trigger signal fault. Fault! Relay Fault Inverter relay fault. Fault! Line SCR Fail Line SCR short circuit fault. Fault! EEPROM Fault EEPROM operation error. Fault! Parallel Cable Loose Fault As stated. Fault! DSP MCU Stop Communicate As stated. Fault! Bypass Temperature Fault As stated Fault! Bypass SCR Fault As stated. Line Fail Utility lost or abnormal. Line Restore Utility recovered to normal. Warning! EPO Active Check the EPO connector. Warning! Over Load Fail The load devices are demanding more power than the UPS can supply. Line Mode will transfer to Bypass Mode. Warning! Communicate CAN Fail CAN communication error. Warning! Over Load When in Line Mode, the load devices are demanding more power than the UPS can supply. Warning! Battery Open Battery not connected. Warning! Battery voltage High Battery voltage is too high. Warning! Turn On Abnormal As stated. Warning! Charge Fail As stated. Warning! EEPROM Fail EEPROM operation error. Warning! Fan Lock As stated. Warning! Line Phase Error As stated. Warning! Bypass Phase Error As stated. Warning! N Loss Neutral loss. Warning! Internal Initial Fail As stated. Warning! Comm Syn Signal Fail Communicate Synchronization Signal Fail. Warning! Comm. TRIG0 Fail Communicate Trigger signal fault. Warning! Power Stage loss Power stage is not detected. Warning! Parallel Sys Config. Wrong Parallel System Configure error. Warning! Maintenance Bypass Enter maintenance. Warning! Battery Age Alert Battery Life expiration. Warning! Parallel UPS Cable Loose As stated.41

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Messages in the LCD Explanation Warning! Parallel UPS Config. Wrong Parallel UPS Configure error. Warning! Battery Voltage Low Battery voltage is too low. Warning! ID Conflict Power stage ID in conflict. Warning! Redundancy Set Fail As stated. Pre-Alarm! Line Voltage Fail Line voltage over range. Pre-Alarm! Line Voltage Normal Line voltage recovered to normal. Pre-Alarm! Line Frequency Unstable Line frequency over range. Pre-Alarm! Line Frequency Normal Line frequency recovered to normal. Pre-Alarm! Over Load Output Load over range. Pre-Alarm! Load Normal Output Load recovered to normal. Pre-Alarm! Load Unbalance Output Load unbalance.

Table 4.13: Warning List For Changing Important Settings Item No. Description Item No. Description 1 Setup! Model Name 2 Setup! Turn On Password 3 Setup! Language 4 Setup! Change Turn On Password 5 Setup! Adjust Time 6 Setup! Nominal Power Display 7 Setup! System Installed Date 8 Setup! Output Voltage 9 Setup! System Last Maintain Date 10 Setup! Bypass Voltage Range 11 Setup! Battery Installed Date 12 Setup! Bypass Frequency Range 13 Setup! Battery Last Maintain Date 14 Setup! Converter Mode 15 Setup! Change Password 16 Setup! ECO Mode 17 Setup! Baud Rate 18 Setup! Bypass Mode 19 Setup! Audible Alarm 20 Setup! Auto-Restart 21 Setup! Factory Reset 22 Setup! Cold Start 23 Setup! EEPROM Reset 24 Setup! Battery Mode Delay Time 25 Setup! EPO Function 26 Setup! Shutdown Restore Time 27 Setup! Save Setting 28 Setup! Redundancy 29 Setup! Power Rating Setting 30 Setup! Charger Test 31 Setup! Nominal Battery Voltage 32 Setup! Battery Capacity in Ah 33 Setup! Maximum Charging Current 34 Setup! Battery Low Voltage 35 Setup! Battery Low Capacity 36 Setup! Battery Shutdown Voltage 37 Setup! Periodic Battery Test 38 Setup! Stop By Time 39 Setup! BATTERY Age Alert 40 Setup! Temperature Compensation 41 Setup! Charging Voltage 42 Setup! PRE-ALARM 43 Setup! UPS Parallel 44 Setup! Independent Battery 45 Setup! Auto-Restart Battery Voltage Table 4.14: UPS Mode Changes Item No. Description Item No. Description 1 UPS Mode! Power On Mode 2 UPS Mode! Standby Mode 3 UPS Mode! Bypass Mode 4 UPS Mode! Line Mode 5 UPS Mode! Battery Mode 6 UPS Mode! Battery Test Mode 7 UPS Mode! Fault Mode 8 UPS Mode! Converter Mode 9 UPS Mode! ECO Mode 10 UPS Mode! Shutdown Mode 11 UPS Mode! Un-Connection Table 4.15: Control Action Execution Item No. Description Item No. Description 1 Control! System Turn On 2 Control! System Turn Off 3 Control! Manual Battery Test 4 Control! Cancel Battery Test 5 Control! Turn To Bypass 6 Control! Shutdown Restore 7 Control! Cancel Shutdown 8 Control! Charger Turn On 9 Control! Charger Turn Off42

5. Interface and Communication

The front panel contains a Battery Temperature sensor port, two Emergency Power Off Ports, a communication port (RS-232/USB), SNMP card slot and an extra communication card slot. Figure 5.1 Dry Contact Ports and Communication Ports Dry Contact No. Function X1 Battery Temperature Detection Thermostat Port X2 Remote EPO Input Port 5.1. X1 - Temperature Detection Port for External Battery Pack The UPS is equipped with a battery temperature detection function. The UPS can receive a battery temperature signal through the temperature detection thermostat board. Communication between the UPS and battery temperature detection thermostat board is via I2C communication protocol. X1 is the battery temperature detection port. The port is shown in Figure 5.2 and described in Table 5.1. Figure 5.2 Battery Temperature Detection Port Table 5.1 Description of Battery Temperature Detection Port Name Position Description SCL X1.1 I²C communication SCL Signal SDA X1.2 I²C communication SDA Signal +3.0V X1.3 3V Power GND X1.4 GND

5. Interface and Communication

5.2 X2 - Remote EPO Input Port

The UPS is equipped with Emergency Power Off (EPO) Function that can be operated by a remote contact assigned by the users. EPO is defaulted to Normally Closed (N.C.). Note: The open contact activates EPO function. Users may change the setting to Normally Open via the LCD display. X2 is the remote EPO input port. This port is shown in Figure 5.3 and described in Table 5.2. Figure 5.3 Remote EPO Input Port Table 5.2 Description of Remote EPO Port EPO Logic Setting Position Description N.C X2.1 and X2.2 EPO activated when Opened X2.1 and X2.2 N.O X2.1 and X2.2 EPO activated when Shorted X2.1 and X2.2 If EPO Logic setting is Normally Closed (N.C), the EPO will be triggered when pins 1 and pin 2 of X1 are opened. Otherwise, EPO Logic setting is Normal Opened (N.O). The EPO will be triggered when pins 1 and pin 2 of X2 are closed. Notes: 1. EPO function shuts down the rectifiers, chargers, inverters and static transfer switch, but it does not internally disconnect the input power supply.

2. The default setting of the EPO function logic is Normal Closed (N.C).

3. A user-supplied REPO button must be latching type and in a normally closed position.

5.3 Other Communication Interfaces

The RS-232 port is located on the panel behind the front door. The RS-232 port provides service support when upgrading the UPS software to a different revision.

This port is for service purposes only. Note: The RS232 and USB ports WILL NOT work simultaneously.

5.3.3. SNMP Slot for Monitoring Using WEBCARDLX (Optional cards)

Install an optional WEBCARDLX card in this slot to remotely monitor and control the UPS via network. The RELAYCARDSV may also be inserted in this slot to provide dry contact I/P and O/P signals and temperature sensors communication functionality. Refer to the WEBCARDLX and RELAYCARDSV manuals for further details. Note: Only one card may be used at a time.44

6. Operation Principles

6. Operation Principles

This UPS is a 3-phase, four wire on-line, double-conversion and reverse-transfer UPS that permits operation in the following modes:

The UPS will enter Standby Mode (if BYPASS is disabled) until the UPS is turned on. When the UPS is powered on in Standby Mode, the charger function will be active when the battery is connected. The load is not powered under this mode. Standby Mode Diagrams

In Line Mode, the rectifier delivers power from the mains and supplies DC power to the inverter and the charger charges the battery. The inverter filters the DC power and converts it into pure, stable AC power to power the load. Line Mode Diagrams

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The UPS automatically transfers to Battery Mode if the Utility fails. There is no interruption to the load upon failure. In Battery Mode, the rectifier delivers power from the battery and supplies DC power to the inverter. The inverter filters the DC power and converts it into pure and stable AC power to power the load. Battery Mode Diagrams

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6. Operation Principles

6.2.4 Frequency Conversion Mode

When the UPS is manually set in Converter Mode, the output frequency can be set as 50 Hz or 60 Hz. After the output frequency is set up, the system will automatically disable the bypass function. Once the inverter shuts down, there is no bypass output. During Converter Mode, the NORMAL LED indicator (NORMAL) illuminates (green). Frequency Conversion Mode Diagram Rectier Batteries Inverter MAINS LOAD49

Upon connecting to utility input power, the UPS is in Bypass Mode before the UPS is turned on (if BYPASS setting is enabled), and charger function will be active when battery is connected. If the UPS has been turned on and encounters abnormal situations (over-temperature, overload, etc.), the static transfer switch will transfer the load from the inverter to the bypass source with no interruption. If the transference was caused by a recoverable reason, the UPS will return to Line Mode once the situation has been resolved. Bypass Mode Diagrams

6. Operation Principles

6. Operation Principles

ECO Mode can be enabled through the LCD control panel. In ECO Mode, the load is diverted to bypass when the bypass voltage and frequency are within their acceptable range. If the bypass voltage is out of range, the UPS will transfer the power source from bypass to inverter. In order to shorten the transfer time, the rectifier and inverter will be operating when the UPS is in ECO Mode. ECO Mode Diagrams

6. Operation Principles

When the UPS is in the off state and utility power source is absent, the UPS will enter Shutdown Mode. When the utility power source is absent and the UPS has discharged the batteries to the cut-off voltage level of 10V/battery at 25C, the UPS will also enter into a Shutdown Mode. When the UPS enters this mode, it will shut off the control power of the UPS and rectifier, and shut down the charger and inverter. Shutdown Mode Diagrams

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6.2.8 Maintenance Bypass Mode

A manual bypass switch is available to ensure continuity of supply to the critical load when the UPS becomes unavailable (e.g. during a maintenance procedure). Before entering the Maintenance Bypass Mode, make sure the bypass power source is available. Maintenance Bypass Mode Diagrams

• Do not start the UPS until the installation is completed.

• Make sure the wiring is connected correctly and power cables are firmly fixed.

• Make sure the Power Stages’ addresses have been configured correctly. Refer to section 3.3 and Table 3.1 for details.

• Make sure all breakers are switched OFF.

Use the following procedures when turning on the UPS from a fully “powered-down” state. Step 1: Apply utility power to the UPS. Step 2: Turn ON the battery breaker (external battery cabinet). Step 3: Turn ON the Input breaker (Q1). For Dual Input models: Turn ON both the Input breaker (Q1) and Bypass breaker (Q2). Step 4: Wait one minute. The LCD panel is displayed as shown below. The UPS will enter Bypass Mode if the setting of Bypass Mode is enabled (default setting). If Bypass Mode is disabled, the UPS will remain in Standby Mode.54

Step 5: Make sure there are no warning or fault events recorded. However, if there is a warning or fault event, please refer to

8. Troubleshooting to resolve the issue.

Step 6: Turn ON the Output breaker (Q3). Step 7: Press the Power ON/OFF button for two seconds until a beep is heard, then release to start the inverter. Step 8: The UPS is now in Line Mode. AC startup is now complete. Power On/O󰀨 button55

7.2. Cold Start Startup Step 1: Switch ON the battery breaker (external battery cabinet). Step 2: Press the “Battery Start” button on any one of power stages to start up the control power. Step 3: After pressing the “Battery Start” button, the UPS will display the initialization screen. Step 4: While the UPS is displaying the Online screen, immediately press the “Power On/Off” button for 2 seconds until a beep is heard, then release to start the inverter. Power On/O󰀨 button Battery Start Button56 Step 5: The UPS will enter Battery Mode. Step 6: Switch ON the output breaker (Q3). The cold start startup procedure is complete. Step 7: Turn on the Input Breaker (Q1) when utility power is restored and verified OK. For Dual Input models: Turn ON the Input breaker (Q1) and Bypass breaker (Q2) when utility power is restored and verified OK.

7.3 Maintenance Bypass Operation

Follow the below steps to transfer to maintenance bypass for power stage maintenance and UPS protection.

7.3.1 Transfer Critical Load from Line Mode to Maintenance Bypass

Confirm Bypass Mode is enabled via the LCD display menu prior to performing the Maintenance Bypass procedure. Step 1 Remove the mechanical locking plate securing the Q4 Maintenance Bypass breaker (all models). Step 2 Confirm the UPS is operating in Bypass Mode. Step 3 Turn ON the Q4 Maintenance Bypass breaker (all models).

(160 kVA/200 kVA) Models Step 5 Single input model: Turn OFF the Q1 Input 1 breaker. Single input model: Turn OFF the Q1 Output breaker. Dual input models (Optional): Turn OFF the Q1 Input breaker and Q2 Input breaker. Dual input models (Optional): Turn OFF the Q1 Input breaker, Q2 Input breaker. Step 6 The UPS will enter Shutdown Mode and will slowly de-energise. After the UPS powers off, turn OFF the battery breaker (external battery cabinet). Step 7 The critical load is now supported in Maintenance Bypass Mode.

7.3.2 Transfer Critical Load from Maintenance Bypass to Line Mode

Step 1 Turn ON the battery breaker (external battery cabinet). Step 2 Single input model: Turn ON the Q1 Input 1 breaker. Single input model: Turn ON the Q1 Input 1 breaker. Dual input model (Option): Turn ON the Q1 Input breaker and Q2 Input breaker. 00KVA/120KVA Dual input model (Option): Turn ON the Q1 Input breaker and Q2 Input breaker 160KVA/200KVA Step 3 Go to the LCD INFORMATION Menu. Choose “SYSTEM” to ensure that Bypass Mode is enabled (“Power By Bypass”). If Bypass Mode is disabled, set it to “enabled” through the SETUP menu and confirm the UPS is operating in Bypass Mode before proceeding. Step 4 Turn ON the Q3 Output breaker.

S3M200KXD (160 kVA/200 kVA) Models 2018/01/01 Output Output60 Step 5 Turn OFF the Q4 Maintenance Bypass breaker (all models). Step 6 Secure the mechanical locking plate to the Q4 Maintenance Bypass breaker (all models). Step 7 Press Power ON/OFF button for 2 seconds until a beep is heard, then release to start the inverter. Step 8 The critical load is now supported in Line Mode.

7.4 Turn Off Operation

7.4.1 Turn Off Operation in Line Mode

WARNING: The UPS system shutdown procedure will eliminate the AC power output for all loads. Before shutdown,

confirm all power loads are turned off. The LCD diagrams shown below are when the UPS is operating in Line Mode. Step 1: Stop the inverter. Press the “Power On/Off” button for 2 seconds until a beep is heard to turn off the UPS, or use the Menu- Control-System. The UPS will transfer to Bypass Mode – or Standby Mode if the Bypass Mode setting is disabled.

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The LCD diagram below is showing Bypass Mode (Bypass Mode is enabled). Step 2: Turn off the Output Breaker (Q3). Step 3: Turn off the Input Breaker (Q1). For Dual Input models: Turn off the Input Breaker (Q1) and Bypass Breaker (Q2). Step 4: The UPS will enter Shutdown Mode and slowly de-energise. Wait until the LCD is OFF. Step 5: After the UPS powers off, switch OFF the external power switch to disconnect the AC power to the UPS. Step 6: If the UPS will remain disconnected from the AC power for an extended period, switch OFF the battery breaker (external battery cabinet).

7.4.2 Turn Off Operation in Battery Mode

WARNING: The UPS system shutdown procedure will eliminate the AC power output for all loads. Before shutdown,

confirm all power loads are turned off. The LCD diagrams shown below are when the UPS is operating in Battery Mode.63 Step 1: Press the “Power On/Off” button for 2 seconds to turn off the UPS, or use the Menu-Control-System. The UPS will first transfer to Standby Mode, then Shutdown Mode after a few seconds. Step 2: Turn off the Output Breaker (Q3). Step 3: Turn off the Input Breaker (Q1). For Dual Input models: Turn off the Input Breaker (Q1) and Bypass Breaker (Q2). Step 4: While in Shutdown Mode the UPS will slowly de-energise. Wait until the LCD is OFF. Step 5: After the UPS powers off, switch OFF the external power switch to disconnect the AC power to the UPS. Step 6: If the UPS will remain disconnected from the AC power for an extended period, switch OFF the battery breaker (external battery cabinet).

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Fault and Warning events should be reviewed by authorised service personnel. LCD Message Explanation Solution Fault! Bus Over Voltage DC bus voltage is too high. Contact service personnel. Fault! Bus Under Voltage DC bus voltage is too low. Contact service personnel. Fault! Bus Voltage Unbalance DC bus voltage is not balanced. Contact service personnel. Fault! Bus Short DC bus is short. Contact service personnel. Fault! Bus Soft Start Time Out The rectifiers could not start due to low DC bus voltage within specified duration. Turn off UPS and then restart the UPS. If it fails again, contact service personnel. Fault! Inverter Soft Start Time Out Inverter voltage cannot reach desired voltage within specified duration. Turn off UPS and then restart the UPS. If it fails again, contact service personnel. Fault! Inverter Voltage Over Inverter Voltage over (Peak Value). Contact service personnel. Fault! Inverter Voltage High Inverter Voltage is too high. Contact service personnel. Fault! Inverter Voltage Low Inverter Voltage is too Low. Contact service personnel. Fault! R Inverter Voltage Short R phase inverter Output is shorted. Contact service personnel. Fault! S Inverter Voltage Short S phase inverter Output is shorted. Contact service personnel. Fault! T Inverter Voltage Short T phase inverter Output is shorted. Contact service personnel. Fault! RS Inverter Voltage Short R-S inverter Output is shorted. Contact service personnel. Fault! ST Inverter Voltage Short S-T inverter Output is shorted. Contact service personnel. Fault! TR Inverter Voltage Short T-R inverter Output is shorted. Contact service personnel. Fault! Inverter R Negative Power R phase inverter Output Negative Power over range. Contact service personnel. Fault! Inverter S Negative Power S phase inverter Output Negative Power over range. Contact service personnel. Fault! Inverter T Negative Power T phase inverter Output Negative Power over range. Contact service personnel. Fault! Over Load Fault Heavy overload causes UPS fault. Reduce some load. Fault! Battery Fault Battery reverse. Check the polarity of battery connection and contact service personnel. Fault! Over Temperature Make sure adequate space is allowed for air vents and the fan is working. Check if the ambient temperature is over specification or contact service personnel. Fault! CAN Fault CAN communication fault. Contact service personnel. Fault! TRIG0 Fault Synchronised trigger signal fault. Contact service personnel. Fault! Relay Fault Inverter relay fault. Contact service personnel. Fault! Line SCR Fail Line SCR short circuit fault. Contact service personnel. Fault! EEPROM Fault EEPROM operation error. Contact service personnel. Fault! Parallel Cable Loosen Fault As stated. Check if the parallel cable is loose and contact service personnel. Fault! DSP MCU Stop Communicate As stated. Contact service personnel. Fault! Bypass Temperature Fault As stated. Check if the ambient temperature is over specification or contact service personnel. Fault! Bypass SCR Fault As stated. Contact service personnel. Warning! EPO Active Check the EPO connector. Check if the connector is loose when EPO acts abnormally. Warning! Over Load Fail The load devices are demanding more power than the UPS can supply. Line Mode will transfer to Bypass Mode. Reduce some load and check output Load- Capacity and specification. Warning! Communicate CAN Fail CAN communication error. Contact service personnel. Warning! Over Load When in Line Mode, the load devices are demanding more power than the UPS can supply. Reduce some load and check output Load- Capacity and specification. Warning! Battery Open Battery not connected. 1. Check battery breaker.

2. Check if the battery connection is well

3. Check the setting of Nominal Battery

Warning! Battery voltage High Battery voltage is too High. Check the setting of Nominal Battery voltage and contact service personnel. Warning! Turn On Abnormal As stated. Check if the input voltage or frequency is out of range. Warning! Charge Fail As stated. Contact service personnel. Warning! EEPROM Fail EEPROM operation error. Contact service personnel. Warning! Fan Lock As stated. Check if the fan is blocked or contact service personnel.65

LCD Message Explanation Solution Warning! Line Phase Error As stated. Check if the Mains phase sequence is correct and contact service personnel. Warning! Bypass Phase Error As stated. Check if the Bypass phase sequence is correct and contact service personnel. Warning! N Loss Neutral loss. Check if the Neutral connection is correct and contact service personnel. Warning! Internal Initial Fail As stated. Contact service personnel. Warning! Comm. Syn. Signal Fail Communicate Synchronization Signal Fail. Contact service personnel. Warning! Comm. TRIG0 Fail Communicate Trigger signal fault. Contact service personnel. Warning! Power Stage Loss As stated. Check if the number of power stages installed in the system is correct Warning! Parallel Sys Config. Wrong Parallel System Configure error. Contact service personnel. Warning! Maintenance Bypass Enter maintenance. Check if the connector is loose when it acts abnormally. Warning! Battery Age Alert Battery Life expiration. Check if the battery has been used over its service age or contact service personnel. Warning! Parallel UPS Cable Loosen As stated. Check if the Parallel UPS Cable is loose and contact service personnel. Warning! Parallel UPS Config. Wrong Parallel UPS Configure error. Check that the Parallel UPS Setting is correct and contact service personnel. Warning! Parallel Firmware Error Power Stage parallel firmware error. The firmware version does not support UPS Parallel feature. Contact service personnel. Warning! ID Conflict Power Stage ID conflict. There are two Power Stages with the same ID numbers. Change the repeated ID to release it or contact service personnel. Warning! Redundancy Set Fail As stated. Check if the UPS is set from parallel to single. The Redundancy setting needs to be set to 0.66

9. Storage and Service

The UPS system must be stored in a clean, secure environment with a temperature less than 40°C and a relative humidity less than 90% (non-condensing). Store the UPS system in its original shipping container, if possible. If installation occurs more than 6 months after you receive the UPS system, recharge the batteries for at least 24 hours prior to use. Do not rely on the UPS system to provide backup power to connected equipment until the batteries are fully charged. Note: If the UPS system remains off for an extended period of time, it should be turned on periodically to allow the batteries to recharge. The UPS system should be turned on and the batteries should be recharged at least one uninterrupted 24-hour period every 3 months. Failure to recharge the batteries periodically may cause irreversible battery damage.

• The UPS system operates with hazardous voltages. Repairs should only be performed by qualified service personnel.

• Even after the unit is disconnected from the mains, potentially dangerous components inside the UPS system are still connected to the battery packs.

• Before carrying out any service and/or maintenance, disconnect the batteries and verify that no current is present and no hazardous voltage exists.

• Only qualified technicians taking the required precautionary measures may replace batteries and supervise operations. Unauthorised persons should not perform battery maintenance.

• Verify that no voltage between the battery terminals and the ground is present before maintenance or repair. The battery circuit is not isolated from the input voltage. Hazardous voltages may occur between the battery terminals and the ground.

• Batteries may cause electric shock and have a high short-circuit current. Remove all wristwatches, rings and other metal personal objects before maintenance or repair, and only use tools with insulated grips and handles for maintenance or repair.

• When replacing the batteries, install the same number and same type of batteries.

• Do not attempt to dispose of batteries by burning them. This could cause a battery explosion. The batteries must be appropriately disposed according to local regulations.

• Do not open or destroy batteries. Escaping electrolytes may be toxic and can cause injury to the skin and eyes.

• To avoid fire hazards replace fuses only with the same type and amperage and do not disassemble the UPS.

9.3 Batteries (External Only – Refer to the Battery Cabinet Manual for More Information)

Tripp Lite’s S3MKX-Series UPS systems use sealed lead-acid batteries. Battery life depends on operating temperature, usage, and charging/discharging frequency. High-temperature environments and high charging/discharging frequency will quickly shorten battery life. Please follow the suggestions below to ensure a normal battery lifecycle.

1. Keep operating temperature between 0°C~40°C.

2. For optimum battery performance and life cycle, operate at a regulated 25°C.

3. When the UPS needs to be stored for an extended period, the batteries must be recharged once every three months and the charging time must be at least 24 hours each time.

Higher temperatures shorten fan life. When the UPS is running, check to see all fans work normally and make sure air can move freely around and through the UPS. If not, replace the fans. Note: Contact Tripp Lite Technical Support for more maintenance information. Do not perform maintenance if you are not qualified to do so.67

Model S3M100KX/KXD* S3M120KX/KXD* S3M160KX/KXD* S3M200KX/KXD* Capacity (VA) 100 kVA 120 kVA 160 kVA 200 kVA Capacity (Watts) 90 kW 108 kW 144 kW 180 kW INPUT Nominal Voltage Ph-Ph 380V/400V/415V (Ph-N 220V/230V/240V) Voltage Range Ph-Ph 208-478V at < 50% Load; Ph-Ph 208-478V to 305-478V at 50% to 80% Load (Voltage Range Varies with Load); > 80% Load: Ph-Ph 305-478V Voltage Comeback Low-Loss Voltage +10V; High-Loss Voltage -10V Nominal Frequency 50/60 Hz (Auto-Selectable) Frequency Range 40-70 Hz Phase 3-Phase with Neutral (3-Phase, Neutral + Ground) Power Factor (100% Load) > 0,99 Harmonic Distortion (THDi; 100% Load) < 3% OUTPUT Phase 3-Phase with Neutral (3-Phase, Neutral** + Ground) Nominal Voltage Ph-Ph 380V/400V/415V (Ph-N 220V/230V/240V) AC Voltage Regulation (Double-Conversion Mode) ±1% (Balanced Load) AC Voltage Regulation (Converter Mode or Battery Mode) ±1% Power Factor 0,9 AC Voltage Regulation (ECO Mode) ± 15V of Nominal Frequency Selectable ± 1 Hz, ± 2 Hz, ± 4 Hz of Input (Default: ± 4 Hz) Frequency Regulation (Converter Mode or Battery Mode) ± 0,1 Hz Frequency Range (Battery Mode) 50 Hz ± 0,1 Hz or 60 Hz ± 0,1 Hz Overload (AC Mode) Up to 110% = 1 hr; Up to 125% = 10 min; Up to 150% = 1 min; > 150% = 200 ms Overload (Battery Mode) Up to 110% = 1 hr; Up to 125% = 10 min; Up to 150% = 1 min; > 150% = 200 ms Current Crest Ratio 3:1 Maximum Harmonic Distortion (100% Load) ≤ 2% THD (Linear Load); ≤ 4% THD (Non-Linear Load) Transfer Time (Line ‹—› Battery) 0 ms Transfer Time (Inverter ‹—› Bypass) Synchronous = 0 ms; Asynchronous < 1 cycle Transfer Time (Inverter ‹—› ECO) < 20 ms BYPASS INPUT Nominal Voltage Ph-Ph 380V/400V/415V Phase 3-Phase with Neutral (3-Phase, Neutral + Ground) Voltage Range Upper Limit: +10%, +15% or +20% (Default: +15%) Lower Limit: -10%, -20% or -30% (Default: -20%) Nominal Frequency 50/60 Hz (Auto-Selectable) Frequency Range Selectable: ± 1 Hz, ± 2 Hz, ± 4 Hz (Default: ± 4 Hz) Overload (Bypass Mode) 105-110% = 1 hr; 111-125% = 10 min; 126-150% = 1 min; > 150% = 200 ms EFFICIENCY AC Line Mode 94% at 100% Resistive Load; 93,5% at 50% Resistive Load ECO Mode 98% at 100% Resistive Load; 97% at 50% Resistive Load Battery Mode 93% at 100% Resistive Load; 92,5% at 50% Resistive Load PARALLEL Parallel for Capacity Up to 2 Units Parallel for Redundancy Requires external N+1 bypass panel Up to 2 units EXTERNAL BATTERIES (S3M100KX/KXD*, S3M120KX/KXD*, S3M160KX/KXD* and S3M200KX/KXD* require external batteries to operate.) Type 12V Non-Spillable VRLA AGM/GEL DC Nominal Acceptance Voltage ± 240 VDC Quantity 40N (N ≥ 1 x Strings of 20 + 20) Maximum Charging Current Adjustable up to 24A ± 1% Adjustable up to 32A ± 1% Adjustable up to 40A ± 1% Adjustable up to 48A ± 1% *KXD models are dual-AC input capable. **The UPS output Neutral must be connected to the Load Neutral at all times.68

Model S3M100KX/KXD* S3M120KX/KXD* S3M160KX/KXD* S3M200KX/KXD* EXTERNAL BATTERIES (S3M100KX/KXD*, S3M120KX/KXD*, S3M160KX/KXD* and S3M200KX/KXD* require external batteries to operate.) Float Voltage 13,65V/Battery; 2,27V/Cell Boost Charging 14,1V/Battery; 2,35V/Cell End of Discharge 10V/Battery; 1,67V/Cell Charger Temperature Compensation -3 mV/Cell/°C (Requires optional TEMPC100200 thermostat kit.) PHYSICAL Dimensions (H x W x D) 1015 x 567 x 945 mm 1455 x 567 x 995 mm Unit Weight (With Internal Batteries) N/A N/A N/A N/A Unit Weight (Without Internal Batteries) 197 kg 232 kg 309 kg 343 kg ENVIRONMENT Operating Temperature 0 to 40˚ C (< 25˚ C for optimal battery lifespan.) Storage Temperature 0 to 35˚ C (UPS with Batteries), -15 to 60˚ C (UPS without Batteries) Operating Humidity 0 to 95% (Non-Condensing) Operating Altitude < 1000 m (Derate output power by 1% per 100 m above 1000 m.) Audible Noise < 70 dBA at 1 m < 73 dBA at 1 m Heat Dissipation (100% Load) 19600 BTU/hr 23507 BTU/hr 31343 BTU/hr 39179 BTU/hr Heat Dissipation (50% Load) 9974 BTU/hr 11048 BTU/hr 14731 BTU/hr 18414 BTU/hr MANAGEMENT Network Management Interface Requires optional WEBCARDLX. (Monitor, control and reboot the UPS using embedded HTML5 web, SSH/telnet and SNMP interfaces. Supports centralised management through integration with a wide range of Network Management Systems and DCIM platforms.) Control Panel Large 254 mm / 10 in. colour LCD touchscreen with supplemental LEDs. (Monitor, control, configure and diagnose the UPS from the display.) Contact Closure Interface Requires Optional RELAYCARDSV Programmable Relay I/O Card Remote Emergency Power Off (REPO) Feature Included (Default: Normally Closed) RS-232 Included (Service Only) STANDARDS Safety IEC 62040-1:2008+A1:2013 (TUV Approval) EMC/EMI EN 62040-2:2006 (Category C3) (TUV Approval) Ingress Protection Rating IP20 CE Marking Yes RoHS Compliant Yes Quality Management System ISO 9001 OTHER INFORMATION Colour RAL 9005 Jet Black Mobility Casters ACCESSORIES (Sold Separately) Scalable Battery Cabinets Support 5 min. to 3 h runtime at 100% load. Available models include BP480V100-NIB, BP480V100, BP480V65-NIB, BP480V65, BP480V40-NIB, BP480V40. (NIB=No internal batteries.) Network Management Card WEBCARDLX (Monitor, control and reboot the UPS using embedded HTML5 web platform, SSH/telnet or SNMP. Supports centralised management via third-party NMS or DCIM platform.) Remote Environmental Sensors (Require WEBCARDLX.) E2MT (Temperature Sensor); E2MTDO (Temperature Sensor with Digital Outputs); E2MTDI (Temperature Sensor with Digital Inputs); E2MTHDI (Temperature/Humidity Sensor with Digital Inputs) Contact Closure Card RELAYCARDSV External Bypass Panel Contact your local sales representative or distributor for more information. Scalable Charger Board Kits CBKIT30-40 (Adds 4A; Max 2) CBKIT30-80 (Adds 8A; Max 2) N/A Battery Temperature Compensation Thermostat Kit TEMPC100200 *KXD models are dual-AC input capable.69

Battery Cabinet without batteries, but designed for 40 x 100Ah batteries (includes battery cabling and breaker) BP480V65 300A, 3-Pole Battery Cabinet with 40 x 65Ah batteries

Battery Cabinet without batteries, but designed for 40 x 65Ah batteries (includes battery cabling and breaker) BP480V40 200A, 3-Pole 1220 x 626 x 900 Battery Cabinet with 40 x 40Ah batteries

Battery Cabinet without batteries, but designed for 40 x 40Ah batteries (includes battery cabling and breaker)70

Your SmartOnline 3-Phase UPS System is covered by the limited warranty described below. Extended warranties (3- and 4-year) and start-up service programs are available. For more information, call Tripp Lite Customer Service at +1.773.869.1234 or visit tripplite.com/support. 3-Phase UPS System Limited Warranty Seller warrants this product, if used in accordance with all applicable instructions as verified by Tripp Lite’s “Start-up” service, to be free from original defects in material and workmanship for a period of two (2) years from the date of start-up. If the product should prove defective in material or workmanship within that period, Seller will repair or replace the defective parts without charge for labor or parts. If the product was not started- up by authorised Tripp Lite service, replacement parts will be provided but labour charges will apply based on published Tripp Lite Time and Material Rates. Tripp Lite will assign to you any warranties provided by the manufacturers of components of the Tripp Lite product. Tripp Lite makes no representations as to the extent of these warranties and assumes no responsibility for warranties of these components. Service under this Warranty can only be obtained by contacting: Tripp Lite Customer Service; 1111 W. 35th Street; Chicago IL 60609; +1.773.869.1234; [e-mail]. THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY TO NORMAL WEAR OR TO DAMAGE RESULTING FROM ACCIDENT, IMPROPER INSTALLATION, MISUSE, ABUSE OR NEGLECT. SELLER MAKES NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES OTHER THAN THE WARRANTY EXPRESSLY SET FORTH HEREIN. EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE LAW, ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ALL WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS, ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE WARRANTY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE; AND THIS WARRANTY EXPRESSLY EXCLUDES ALL INCIDENTAL AND CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. (Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, and some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights which vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction). Regulatory Compliance Identification Numbers For the purpose of regulatory compliance certifications and identification, your Tripp Lite product has been assigned a unique series number. The series number can be found on the product nameplate label, along with all required approval markings and information. When requesting compliance information for this product, always refer to the series number. The series number should not be confused with the marketing name or model number of the product. WEEE Compliance Information for Tripp Lite Customers and Recyclers (European Union) Under the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive and implementing regulations, when customers buy new electrical and electronic equipment from Tripp Lite they are entitled to:

• Send old equipment for recycling on a one-for-one, like-for-like basis (this varies depending on the country)

• Send the new equipment back for recycling when this ultimately becomes waste Tripp Lite has a policy of continuous improvement. Specifications are subject to change without notice. Photos and illustrations may differ slightly from actual products. 1111 W. 35th Street, Chicago, IL 60609 USA • tripplite.com/support 20-03-223 93-3B5B_RevB71 Manual del Propietario SmartOnline

• Activation Bypass Mode (Mode Dérivation)

9. Setup! System Last Maintain Date