Alpha 6K, 10K User Manual

Alpha Continuity: 6K / 10K

Indoor Double Conversion Online UPS

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Table of Contents

1. Important Safety Instructions ................................................................................................3

1.1 Important Information ........................................................................................................... 3

1.2 Storage Instruction ............................................................................................................... 4

2. Introduction ...........................................................................................................................5

2.1 General Characteristics ........................................................................................................ 5

2.2 Optional Congurations ........................................................................................................ 6

2.3 System Block Diagram ......................................................................................................... 6

2.4 Symbols on the LCD Display Panel .................................................................................... 7

2.5 Front and Rear Panels ......................................................................................................... 9

2.6 Communication Ports ..........................................................................................................11

3. Installation and Operation ...................................................................................................12

3.1 Unpacking .......................................................................................................................... 12

3.2 Selecting Installation Position ........................................................................................... 13

3.3 Installation of the Accessory kits ........................................................................................ 14

3.4 Terminal Block Wiring ......................................................................................................... 15

3.5 Operation Test and Installation Instruction ......................................................................... 17

4. Troubleshooting Guide ........................................................................................................27

5. Bundled Software Installation Guide ...................................................................................28

5.1 Hardware Installation ......................................................................................................... 28

5.2 Software Installation ........................................................................................................... 28

6. Optional Communication Cards ..........................................................................................29

6.1 R2E (2nd RS-232 ) Card .................................................................................................... 29

6.3 RSE (RS-485) Card ........................................................................................................... 29

6.2 USE (USB) Card ................................................................................................................ 29

6.4 DCE (Dry Contact) -B Card ................................................................................................ 30

6.5 SNMP Cards ...................................................................................................................... 30

6.6 Interface Card Installation .................................................................................................. 31

7. Specications ......................................................................................................................32

8. Warranty and Service Information ......................................................................................34

Appendix A - Transformer Installation ........................................................................................35

Appendix B - Parallel Installation ...............................................................................................41

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1.  Important Safety Instructions

1.1  Important Information

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS – This manual contains important instructions that must be followed during
the installation and maintenance of the UPS and batteries.

• The UPS has its own external energy source (battery). A voltage may be present at the output
terminals even when no AC input power is available.

• This UPS is equipped with an EMI filter. To prevent potential leakage current hazard, ensure that the
AC main supply is securely grounded.

• Make sure that the AC utility outlet is correctly grounded.

• Make sure that the input voltage to the UPS matches the rating on its name plate. Use a certified
input power cable with the correct plugs and sockets for the appropriate voltage system.

• Install the UPS indoors only as it is not designed for outdoor use. Install in a temperature-controlled
indoor area free of conductive contaminants

• To prevent the UPS from overheating, keep all ventilation openings unobstructed. Do not place
anything on top of the UPS. Keep the UPS rear panel at least 20 cm away from the wall or other
objects.

• Units are considered acceptable for use in a maximum ambient of 40°C. Make sure the UPS is in­stalled in an appropriate environment—0 to 40ºC (32 to 104ºF) ambient temperature, and 30 to 90%
relative humidity (non-condensing).

• Do not install the UPS in direct sunlight. Failure of the batteries under these conditions may void the
warranty.

• Do not install in a inflammable or hazardous environment.

• Dusty, corrosive, or salty environments can damage the UPS.

• Install the UPS away from objects that give off excessive heat and areas that are excessively wet.

• Do not install the UPS in an environment with sparks, smoke or gas. Not for use in a computer room
as defined in the Standard for the Protection of Electronic Computer/Data processing Equipment,
ANSI/NFPA 75.

• The entrance of liquids or foreign objects into the UPS will void the warranty.

• The external battery will gradually discharge if the system is unused for extended periods.

• If unused, recharge the external battery pack every 2 to 3 months. Neglecting to do so will void the
warranty. The batteries charge automatically and are kept in good condition if the UPS is installed
and used.

• A battery can present a risk of electrical shock and high short circuit current. Observe the following
precautions when working on batteries:

a. Remove watches, rings, or other metal objects.

b. Use tools with insulated handles.

c. Wear rubber gloves and boots.

d. Do not lay tools or metal parts on top of batteries.

e. Disconnect charging source prior to connecting or disconnecting battery terminals.

f. Determine if the battery is inadvertently grounded. If inadvertently grounded, remove source from

ground. Contact with any part of a grounded battery can result in electrical shock. The likelihood
of such shock can be reduced if such grounds are removed during installation and maintenance
(applicable to equipment and remote battery supplies not having a grounded supply circuit).

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• There is a risk of explosion if a battery is replaced by an incorrect type.

• Do not dispose of batteries in a fire—the batteries may explode. Dispose of used batteries accord­ing to the battery manufacturer's instructions.

• Do not open or mutilate batteries. Released electrolyte is harmful to the skin and eyes. It may be
toxic.

• This UPS supports electronic equipment in offices, telecommunications, process control, medical
and security applications. Only authorized personnel must install the UPS in the following locations:

a. Medical applications directly related to human life

b. Elevators, metro (subway) system or any other equipment related to human safety

c. Public security system or critical computer systems

• Always switch off the UPS and disconnect the batteries before relocating the UPS. It may cause
electrical shocks if the output is not completely switched off.

• Do not open the UPS—there are no serviceable parts inside. Opening the UPS will void the warranty.

• Do not repair the UPS yourself Contact your local supplier. Opening the UPS will void the warranty.

• The UPS can be equipped with an optional Maintenance Bypass Switch. Follow the procedures
strictly to switch on/off the Maintenance Bypass Switch.

• The UPS offers CVCF (Constant Voltage Constant Frequency) setting function.

a. For correct setting and wiring, contact the Alpha technical service team (see chapter 8).

b. Do not do it yourself; otherwise, your warranty will be void.

• This UPS has been designed and constructed to protect your assets from the wide range of power
aberrations experienced on Utility power lines today. It is your insurance for reliable, clean and
stable voltage supply. It is worth taking care to install the system correctly and to have it maintained
correctly by your regional Alpha service center (see chapter 8).

CAUTION!

Disconnection Device - The customer must provide a disconnect switch for the AC
output circuit. To reduce the risk of re, connect only to a circuit provided with branch
circuit over-current protection of 30 amperes for 6KVA and 40 amperes for 10KVA rating
in accordance with the National Electric Code, ANSI/NFPA 70. (See details in the follow­ing table.)

CAUTION!

To reduce the risk of re, connect the unit input only to a circuit provided with branch
circuit over-current protection of 40A for 6KVA and 65A for 10KVA amperes rating in ac­cordance with the National Electric Code, ANSI/NFPA 70.

1.2  Storage Instruction

Store the UPS in a location where the temperature ranges between -15ºC (+5ºF) to 40ºC (104ºF).

For extended storage in moderate climates, charge the external battery pack for 12 hours every 3
months. Repeat every 2 months if the ambient storage temperature is above 30ºC (86ºF).

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2.  Introduction

2.1  General Characteristics

• The UPS continuously supplies your critical device with stable, regulated, transient-free pure sine
wave AC power.

• High-efficiency 20 kHz pulse-width modulation (PWM) sine-wave topology yields an excellent overall
performance. The output is capable of handling high crest factor and high inrush current loads.

• A multi-functional LCD/LED panel displays the status of the UPS. The LED display shows the UPS
working status, utility power status, and abnormal UPS status. The LCD display shows the input/out­put voltage, frequency, load status, inner cabinet temperature, and abnormal conditions.

• Automatic overload protection switches the output from inverter mode to bypass mode if the load
increases to between 105 and 120% of full load for 30 seconds and automatically enables inverter
mode when the overload condition is removed. If the load reaches 150% of the rated capacity, the
UPS switches to the bypass mode immediately.

• If the output is short-circuited, the UPS locks automatically, provides visual & audible alarms and
cuts the output supply until the short circuit situation is resolved.

• If the unit overheats, the internal thermal switch detects the temperature and switches to bypass
mode. It switches back to the inverter mode once the temperature drops to a predetermined value.

• This UPS is equipped with fully digitized control logic for greater functionality and an enhanced high
level of power protection. Digital signal processing (DSP) enhances the UPS communication capa­bility by providing the flexibility for easy remote control and monitoring.

• A maintenance-free, sealed-type battery minimizes after-sales service.

• An optional maintenance bypass switch provides easy and safe troubleshooting or maintenance
when the utility power is normal.

• Four different working modes are provided that can be used for a variety of applications:

a. Normal (On-line mode)

b. ECO (Economic mode)

c. CF50 (50Hz Frequency Converter mode)

d. CF60 (60Hz Frequency Converter mode)

• When the UPS is operated in the CF50 or CF60 mode, the recommended load must be 75% of the
rated capacity if the input voltage is 176 to 280 VAC, and 50% of the rated capacity if the input volt­age is 160 to 280 VAC.

• A DC-start function ensures that the UPS starts up during power outages.

• Revolutionary battery management circuit analyzes battery discharging status to adjust the battery
cut-off point and extend the batteries’ life span.

• An intelligent temperature-controlled fan extends the life of the fan, and also reduces annoying noise
caused by the sudden acceleration of the fan.

• If the UPS is out of order, a fault message will be displayed on the LCD screen.

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2.2  Optional Configurations

The Continuity 6K / 10K UPS can be installed with a transformer—see Appendix A.

It can also be installed in the parallel configuration—see Appendix B.

2.3  System Block Diagram

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2.4  Symbols on the LCD Display Panel 

Symbols Description

LINE

Utility or bypass source

OFF

FAIL

Battery low

Battery abnormal

UPS overload

UPS working in specied mode*

A blackout transfer occurred in UPS output

Bypass input abnormal. UPS fails to transfer to bypass. Bypass abnormal at ECO mode

Utility input abnormal

UPS shutoff

UPS abnormal lock

UPS ow chart

4 digit display

Indicates the desired item to be measured

UPS ON switch or alarm silence

UPS OFF switch

Previous page or setting change

Next page

Special function log in /out

Enter or reconrm

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Symbols Description

Utility input normal LED

Bypass input normal LED

UPS under redundancy mode

UPS under ECO mode

UPS fault or abnormal warning LED

EPO
Er05
Er06
Er10
Er11
Er12
Er14
Er15
Er16
Er17

Er21

Er24
Er27
Er28
Er31

Emergency power off

Battery weak or dead

Output short circuit

Inverter over-current

UPS overheating

UPS output overload

Fan error

Wrong procedure to enter maintenance mode

Output parameters set error in parallel system

ID numbers in conict in parallel system or ID number error in single unit

Parallel communication error. Communication wire disconnected or failure to nd ID1
UPS) in parallel system.

CVCF mode with bypass input.

The UPS must be operated in normal mode in parallel system.

Bypass overload time out and cut off output

The settings of the control board and driver board do not match.

Er33

Er**

*The specified modes include Normal mode, ECO mode, CVCF mode, etc.

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Isolated transformer overheat

Other error code

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2.5  Front and Rear Panels

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3 4 2 11 12

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2.5.1  Front Panel Functions

1. LCD display

2. Green LED illuminates to indicate that the UPS has the capability to run under the redundancy mode.

3. Green LED illuminates to indicate that the utility input voltage is within the acceptable range.

4. Green LED illuminates to indicate the bypass input is normal.

5. UPS ON/Alarm Silence

6. Go to previous page or change the settings of the UPS

7. Re-confirm the change of UPS Setting

8. Go to the next page

9. UPS OFF switch

10. Special functions log in/out

11. UPS is working in the ECO (economic) mode

12. UPS fault or abnormal condition

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2.5.2  Rear Panel Functions

Continuity 6K

Continuity 10K

Item

A RS232 port

B Terminal resistor for parallel function

C CAN bus connection port for parallel system

D Customer options – Slot 1

E Customer options – Slot 2

F Cooling fan

G External battery connector

I Utility input breaker CB1

J Bypass input breaker CB2 for dual input model only

L Input/output terminal block

N EPO emergency power off → short to enable the function

O Thermal breaker for the protection of load during abnormal

conditions: CB3

Figure 1 — Rear Panel Components

Description

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2.6  Communication Ports

The UPS is equipped with a remote emergency power off (REPO) dry contact input, true RS232 and
USB communication ports to provide communication with bundled UPS monitoring software for remote
monitoring of UPS status via a PC.

Four optional interface cards are available to meet various communication needs (refer to Section 6):

• DCE (dry contact relay card)

• RS232

• USB

• SNMP/WEB card

The bundled software of the UPS is compatible with many operating systems such as Windows 98, 2000,
ME, NT and XP.

All communication ports (including optional cards) can be active simultaneously to monitor the UPS sta­tus. However only 1 communication interface can be active at any one time. The interface with the high­est priority controls the UPS. The priority of these communication interfaces are as follows from highest to
lowest priority:

• REPO input port

• Optional Interface card

• USB

• RS232

The communication port on the UPS provides true RS232 type communication with the UPS software.
This is used for remote monitoring the power and UPS status.

Optional interfaces cards include R2E (2nd RS232), RSE (RS485), USE (USB), DCE (dry contact), and
SNMP/. These can be combined according to your requirements. However, the R2E, RSE, and USE card
cannot be used simultaneously.

The bundled software of the UPS is compatible with many operating systems such as Windows 98, &
2000, ME, NT and XP. For other applications like Novell, NetWare, Unix, Linux, contact your local distribu­tor for advice.

When optional interface cards are used together with the onboard RS232 port for communications. The
REPO signals have the highest control command priority followed by the SNMP/WEB card, the shutdown
command at the DCE card and the R2E, RSE and USE cards. The onboard RS232 port has the lowest
priority.

2.6.1  True RS232 Port Settings

The RS232 interface should be set as follows:

Baud Rate: 2400 bps

Data Length: 8 bits

Stop Bit: 1 bit

Parity: None

2.6.2  USB Port Settings

The USB communication protocol definition complies with：

• USB version 1.0, 1.5 Mbps

• USB HID Version 1.0

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3.  Installation and Operation

Read Section 1 (Important Safety Instructions) before installing the UPS

3.1  Unpacking

Inspect the UPS upon receipt. The manufacturer has designed robust packaging for your product, but
accidents and damage can occur during shipment. Notify the shipper and dealer if there is damage.

The packaging is recyclable; save it for reuse or dispose of it properly.

Remove the UPS from the cardboard box. Check that the following standard contents are included:

• One (1) user manual

• UPS communication software CD with RS232 cable

• Accessories shown below for Continuity 6K or Continuity 10K model

• Additional 1 piece of wire for a UPS with dual input but no isolation transformer (#8 for 6kVA and #6
for 10kVA).

(Note: Wire is used at the input/output terminal block of the UPS.

All Continuity models

Continuity 10K only

X1A1

X1A2

X2A3

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3.2  Selecting Installation Position 

WARNING!

The UPS is heavy. Select a location that is structurally strong enough to withstand the
UPS weight.

To ensure proper operation and a long
operating life, position the UPS according
to the following requirements:

1. Ensure that there is a minimum of 30 cm
(12 inches) of clearance behind the rear
panel of the UPS.

2. Do not block the air-flow to the ventilation
louvers of the unit.

3. Ensure that the installation site is free
from excessive dust and that the ambient
temperature and humidity are within the
specified limits.

4. Do not place the UPS in a dusty or
corrosive environment or near flammable
objects.

5. This UPS is not designed for outdoor use.

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3.3  Installation of the Accessory kits

B1 B2 S3 B1 B2 S3

B2

S2

S2

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3.4  Terminal Block Wiring

Continuity 6K model

Continuity 10K model

TB1

TB2

Figure 2 — 1-phase terminal block wiring

L11-N1:

L12-N1 

G1: 

L21 ~ N22:

G2:

Terminals for bypass input that provides power to the
loads when the UPS is working in the bypass mode.

Terminals for the utility input that provides power to the
loads when the UPS is in the Utility mode.

Terminal for the UPS input ground.

Terminals for the UPS output.

Terminal for the UPS output ground.

Remarks:

• The maximum output current for each terminal is 30 Amps for the 6 kVA model and 50 Amps for the

10 kVA model.

• If the UPS is a DIM (dual input mode) type whose utility and bypass sources are the same, L11 and

L12 must to be shorted for 1-phase input models.

• If the UPS is a SIM (single input mode) type, only the AC source can be hooked up to the UPS via

the L12-N1 terminal for a 1-phase input model.

• Use cable ties to secure the cables.

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Continuity 6K model

Continuity 10K model

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Refer to the table below for input current, output current, and recommended conductors specifications:

• AC input and output (75°C minimum copper wire)

Model Maximum current Conductor section Torque

6 kVA 33 A AWG #8

10 kVA 54.3 A AWG #6 23 in-lb

• Battery input

Model Maximum current Conductor section

6 kVA 25 A AWG #8

10 kVA 41 A AWG #6

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3.5  Operation Test and Installation Instruction

3.5.1  Start Up in Normal Mode 

1. Open the terminal block cover on the rear panel (refer to Section 3.4). Make sure the grounding is
properly connected.

2. Make sure the utility breaker, UPS utility breaker, and Bypass breaker are in the Off position.

3. Make sure the utility voltage is within the allowable input voltage range of the UPS.

4. Connect the utility power separately to the terminal blocks of the UPS utility input and the bypass input.

5. Switch on the distribution panel breaker and the UPS utility and bypass input breakers.

6. The UPS starts up.

The green
LCD display, with parallel function, scrolls from Screen A1 to Screen B. Otherwise the LCD display scrolls
from Screen A2 to Screen B.

7. The UPS is in the bypass mode and automatically runs a self-test. If no fault messages appear, the pre­startup of the UPS has been successful and the charger starts charging the batteries.

Screen A1

and LEDs illuminate indicating that the utility and bypass inputs are normal. The

Screen A2

Screen B

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8. Press and hold the UPS On button for approximately 3 seconds. The buzzer sounds twice and the
LCD display scrolls from Screen B to Screen C.

Screen C

9. The UPS is in self-test mode again. The LCD display scrolls from Screen C to Screen D and remains in
the battery mode for approximately 4 seconds. The display scrolls from Screen E1 to Screen F if the self­test is successful.

Screen D

Test

Screen E1

Screen E2

Screen F

OK in self test

If the self-test fails, the LCD
display scrolls from Screen D to
Screen E2. An error code or sta­tus is shown on the screen

220 VAC in utility input

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10. The UPS start-up operation is now complete. Charge the batteries for at least 8 hours to ensure they are
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3.5.2  Start-up in Battery Mode (Cold Start)

1. Make sure the UPS has at least 1 set (20 pcs) of 12 V / 7 Ah batteries installed.

2. Press and hold the UPS On
display scrolls from Screen A to Screen G.

3. Press and hold the UPS On
Screen G to Screen H. The UPS is in the self-test mode and can supply power to the output after about a
minute. The LCD display will scroll to Screen I.

If a failure occurs within 15 seconds of pushing the UPS On button, the UPS will automatically switch off.

Screen G

Screen H1

button for approximately 5 seconds. The buzzer sounds twice. The LCD

button again for about 3 seconds until the LCD display scrolls from

Off means the UPS pre-start has
been successful.

Utility input is 0 and abnormal.

Screen H2

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3.5.3  Check Measured Values & Figures detected by UPS

Use the and keys to check the measured values and figures detected by the UPS. The LCD
display will scroll through the following screens: Screen C (Voltage from Utility Input) → Screen I (Volt­age from Bypass Input) → Screen J (Frequency from Utility Input) → Screen K (Frequency from Bypass
Input) → Screen L (UPS Output Voltage) → Screen M(UPS Output Frequency) → Screen N (UPS Output
Load %) → Screen O (UPS Battery Voltage) → Screen P (UPS Inner Temperature).

Screen I

Voltage from bypass input

Screen J

Frequency from utility input.

Screen K

Screen L

Screen M

Frequency from bypass input.

UPS output voltage.

UPS output frequency.

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Screen N

Screen O

Screen P

Output load level (%).

Battery voltage.

UPS inner temperature.

3.5.4  UPS Default Data and Special Function Execution

1. To run a self test or check default data, press the Special function key to scroll to Screen Q1.

Screen Q1

Buzzer on.

Screen Q2

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2. Press the key to scroll through the UPS settings. The LCD display will sequentially show Screen Q1
(buzzer) → Screen R1 (self-test) → Screen S1 (bypass voltage ranges) → Screen T (output frequency
synchronization range) → Screen U (Inverter output voltage) → Screen V1 (UPS operation mode) →
Screen W (output voltage micro tune value) → Screen X (UPS Id) → Screen Y (parallel function status).

Screen R1

Self-test is NOT on.

Screen R2

Self-test is on.

Screen S1

Screen S2

Bypass voltage is adjusted
to a narrow range.

Bypass voltage is adjusted to a
wider range.

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Screen T

Screen U

Screen V1

Frequency range is +/-3 Hz.

Inverter output voltage.

UPS is in normal mode.

Screen V2

Screen V3

Screen V4

UPS is operated in Eco mode.

UPS is operated in CVCF 50 Hz mode.

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Screen W

Screen X

Screen Y

Output voltage adjustment %
from 0% to 3% or -0% to -3%.

Identification number.

UPS is in the Number 1
parallel system.

3. Press the key to execute special functions. The functions include Screen Q1 (buzzer ON), Screen Q2,
alarm silence for UPS warning (buzzer OFF), Screen R1 (self-test OFF), Screen R2 (self-test ON). The
UPS will execute a battery test for 10 seconds. Screen E1 will be displayed if the self-test is successful. If
the self-test fails, Screen E2 and an error message will be displayed.

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3.5.5  UPS Default Settings and Alternatives

1. Press and hold the OFF button for 5 seconds. The inverter output switches off and the output load is
then supplied by the bypass loop. The LCD displays Screen B.

2. Simultaneously press and hold the ON
seconds. The buzzer sounds twice and the LCD display shows Screen Q1.

The UPS is now in setup mode. Except for the buzzer (screens Q1 and Q2) and self-test (screens R1 and R2)

settings, all default settings can be changed by pressing the Scroll Up

3. Screens S1 and S2 show the acceptable range for the input bypass voltage. Acceptable values are 184
to 260 VAC or 195 to 260 VAC.

4. Screen T shows the bypass frequency range of the inverter output. Acceptable values are ±3 Hz or ±1
Hz.

5. Screen U shows acceptable inverter output voltages. The voltage can be set to 200, 208, 220, 230, or
240 VAC.

6. Screen V1, V2, V3 and V4 show the operation modes of the UPS. The available modes are: (1) Online, (2)
Eco (Economic), (3) Fixed 50Hz Output, and (4) Fixed 60Hz Output.

7. Screen W shows the inverter output settings, which can be set to 0%, +1%, -1%, +2%, -2%, +3%, or

-3%.

8. Screen X shows the address and position of the UPS when the UPS is in the parallel mode. The values
can be set from 1st to 4th. The value must be set to 1st if the UPS is not in parallel.

9. Screen Y shows the parallel function status. P 01 means the parallel function disabled and P 02 means
the parallel function is enabled.

button and the Scroll Down key for approximately 3

key.

10. When all the changes have been completed, scroll to Screen Z and press Enter
changes. The LCD display will scroll to Screen AA, which means that the setting changes have been

completed. To cancel all the changes, press OFF
Screen AA, indicating that all the changes are invalid.

Screen Z

Screen AA

11. Switch the UPS OFF and ON (with utility input breaker CB1—Figure 1) to exit Configuration mode after all
settings are complete.

for 5 seconds. The LCD display will scroll directly to

Press Enter to save data.

UPS is locked.

to save all the

12. Your setting changes are now complete.

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3.5.6  Troubleshooting a UPS that is Off for an Unknown Reasons

1. If a serious abnormal condition has occurred, the UPS will lock into the OFF position. The LCD displays
Screen AA and an error message.

2. After 3 seconds, all messages are blocked except the bypass indicators: LED
utility voltage is outside the normal range after the UPS is locked, the LED

LCD

3. Unlock the UPS as follows:

will be shown on the LCD.

a. Check all the recorded error messages.

b. Check the table in Section 2.2 to troubleshoot the problem. If this is unsuccessful, consult your

local distributor for service.

c. Press and hold the OFF

d. Switch off the utility input power breaker.

e. The UPS is now unlocked, but you may want to contact your local distributor to make sure the

underlying fault has been solved.

button for 5 seconds. The buzzer sounds twice.

and LCD

will extinguish and the

3.5.7  Shutting Off the UPS

1. Press and hold the OFF button for 5 seconds. The inverter output switches off. The output load is
then supplied via the bypass loop. The LCD displays Screen B.

2. Switch off the utility input power breaker and the bypass input power breaker.

3. The UPS is now completely shut off.

. If the

3.5.8  Maintenance Bypass Mode - for Optional Maintenance Bypass Switch

The maintenance bypass mode is for UPS maintenance only. Only authorized technicians should imple­ment this procedure. Your warranty will be void if the UPS is damaged by unauthorized repairs.

CAUTION!

Complete Step 1 before proceeding to Step 2. Otherwise the UPS will go through a 10
second warning procedure to alert you that the procedure is not being followed, which
can damage the UPS because of the uncertain utility status. The UPS will switch back to
inverter mode immediately if the CAM switch is turned back to the UPS position.

1. Press and hold the OFF
the bypass mode.

2. Remove the cover of the maintenance bypass switch (CAM switch). Turn the CAM switch to the Bypass
mode. The upper right-hand corner of the LCD display screen shows .

3. Switch off the utility input power breaker and the bypass input power breaker (see Figure 1). The UPS
can now be serviced or repaired.

4. When the repair is complete, switch on the utility input power breaker and the bypass input power
breaker.

5. The UPS starts up in the bypass mode and automatically runs a self-test. If no fault messages appear,
the pre-startup of the UPS has been successful and the charger starts charging the batteries.

button for 5 seconds. The LCD displays Screen B and the UPS output is in

6. Turn the CAM switch back to the INV/UPS position and replace the maintenance bypass switch cover.

7. Complete Steps 8 and 9 of section 3.5.1. The UPS start-up operation is now complete.

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4.  Troubleshooting Guide

Check the following if the UPS malfunctions during operation:

• Are the input and output cables correctly connected?

• Is the utility input voltage within the allowable limits?

If the problems or symptoms persist, follow the instructions in the table below. If necessary, contact your
local distributor for help.

Problem

UPS Red Fault LED
illuminates.

UPS fails to provide
battery backup or
the back up time is
shorter than its design
performance.

UPS locks itself and
cannot be turned off.

Check Items Solution

Check that the batteries are properly connected, re-charge

Er05,

Er06, Er10, Er12, Er28,

EPO Remove the short circuit that occurred at the EPO terminal.

Er11, Er33 Remove objects that block the ventilation holes.

Er14

Er15

Er16, Er27

Er21 Reconnect the RJ-45 wire or set the UPS to ID=1.

Er24

Other error codes Consult your local dealer for assistance.

and

the batteries for 8 hours, and then check if the UPS backs
up normally. If necessary, contact your local dealer for
assistance.

If the CB3 is tripped, switch off the UPS completely. Keep the
CAM switch at the INV position and then press CB3. Remove
one non-critical UPS output load. If the coating of the AC
power cord is damaged, replace it with a new one.

Check that the cooling fans on the rear panel are working
normally.

Make sure the UPS is in the normal mode. If it is running in
the CVCF mode, switch the UPS off and then on again.

All of the settings except the ID Number must be the same in
the parallel UPS. Refer to chapter 3.5.5 to reset the values.

When the UPS is on the CVCF mode, do not activate the
bypass input. Switch off the UPS, bypass the input, and re­start the UPS.

If the backup time remains non-satisfactory after 4 hours of
charging, contact your local dealer for battery replacements.

Refer to chapter 3.5.6 to troubleshoot the problem. If
necessary, contact your local dealer for assistance.

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5.  Bundled Software Installation Guide

5.1  Hardware Installation

1. Connect the male connector of RS232 cable to the UPS communication port.

2. Connect the female connector of the RS232 cable to a dedicated RS232 port on the computer.

3. For optional interface card installation, refer to Chapter 6.

5.2  Software Installation

Refer to the software user’s manual on the CD for installation.

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6.  Optional Communication Cards

CN2

CN3

6.1  R2E (2nd RS-232 ) Card

• CN1 is for RS232 DB9.

• For the communication protocol,

refer to section 2.6.1 on page 11.

• Installation position → Slot 1 (CHA -

CN4) or Slot 2 (CHB - CN5).

6.3  RSE (RS-485) Card

• CN1 is for the function of the terminal resistor. Short Pin 1-2 to enable the function and short Pin 2-3

to disable it.

• CN2 for RS485 and CN3 for remote power

• Specification:

1 → Ground

2 → A/Data+

1 2

3

3 → B/Data-

1 2

• Installation position → Slot 1

6.2  USE (USB) Card

• CN1 for USB.

• Specification:

a. Comply with USB version 1.0, 1.5

Mbps

b. Comply with USB HID Version 1.0.

c. The pin assignments of the USE

card:

1 → AC+

2 → AC-

1 → VCC
(+5 V)

2 → D-

3 → D+

4 → Ground

• Installation position → Slot 1 (CHA - CN3) or Slot 2 (CHB - CN4)

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6.4  DCE (Dry Contact) -B Card

6.4.1  The pin assignments of 10-pin terminal

1 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. UPS in bypass mode (bypass).

2. Utility normal (normally closed contact).

3. Utility normal (normally open contact).

4. Inverter on.

5. Battery low.

6. Battery bad or abnormal.

7. UPS alarm.

8. Common.

9. Shutdown UPS positive(+) signal.

10. Shutdown UPS negative(-) signal.

• The shutdown function is activated when +6 to +25 Vdc is applied between Pin 9 and Pin 10 for 5

seconds.

• The capacity of each relay contact is 40 Vdc / 25 mA.

• Installation position → optional slot.

• Flexible signal output for NC (normally closed) or NO (normally open) contact is provided by short-

ing Pin 1-2 or Pin 2-3 from JP 1-5.

• The shutdown function is activated 1 minute after a power outage occurs if Pin 1-2 of both CN1 and

CN6 are shorted by a cap. The shutdown function can also be activated by Pin 9-10 of CN3 if Pin
2-3 of both CN1 and CN6 are shorted by a cap.

6.5  SNMP Cards

• For installation, refer to the

user manual attached to the
card.

• Installation position → Slot 2

(CHB).

Insert
to UPS

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6.6  Interface Card Installation

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

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7.  Specifications

Model 6000 VA 10000 VA

Input

Voltage range 160 to 280 VAC (1Φ)

Frequency 45 to 65 Hz

Phase/wire Single, Line + Neutral + Ground

Power factor Up to 0.99 at 100% linear load

Current THD (100% linear load) < 6%

Output

Voltage window 208/220/230/240 VAC Selectable

Voltage adjustment ±0%; ±1%; ±2%; ±3%

Voltage regulation ±2%

Capacity 6000 VA** 10000 VA**

Rated power factor 0.9 lagging

Wave form Sine Wave, THD <3% (no load to full load)

Frequency stability ±0.2% (free running)

Frequency regulation ±1Hz; ±3Hz

Transfer time 0 ms

Crest factor 3:1 acceptable

Efciency (AC to AC, normal) Up to 91%

Efciency (AC to AC, ECO) Up to 97% Up to 93%

Autonomy ≥ 6 min. ≥ 4 min.

DC start Yes

Battery

Type

Quantity 20 pcs

Voltage 240 VDC

Recharge Time 4 hours to 90%

Sealed lead acid

maintenance free

12V / 7Ah

Sealed lead acid

maintenance free

12V / 9Ah

Display

Status on LED + LCD

Readings on LCD

Self-diagnostics Upon power-up, front panel setting and software control, 24-hour routine checking

Line Mode, Backup Mode, ECO Mode, Bypass Supply, Battery Low, Battery Bad/

Disconnect, Overload, Transferring with interruption, and UPS Fault

Input Voltage, Input Frequency, Output Voltage, Output Frequency, Load Percentage,

Battery Voltage, and Inner Temperature.

Alarms

Audible and visual Line Failure, Battery Low, Transfer to Bypass, System Fault Conditions

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Physical

Dimensions
(W x D x H) mm

Input/Output Connection Hardwire

External battery connection Plug-in & Play

Net weight (kg), without isolation
transformer*

Without

Heat dissipation

Leakage current < 3 mA at full load

Marks** CE, cUL, UL

* Isolation transformer: net 53kgs for 6000VA, 10000VA

** This unit has been certied for a maximum load of 8.5 kW / 9.5KVA by CSA and 9 kW / 10KVA by UL

isolated
transformer at
full linear load

440 x 680 x 88 440 x 680 x 132

24 kg 26 kg

< 450W < 600 W

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8.  Warranty and Service Information

Technical Support

Free Technical Support 24/7/365 is part of the Alpha customer satisfaction commitment. The phone num­bers below can also be used to access a wide range of service solutions both at your premise and at the
Alpha facility nearest you.

In Canada and the USA, call toll free 1-888-462-7487 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 
Customers outside Canada and the USA, call [phone].

Warranty 

Alpha Technologies Ltd. warrants its equipment to be free of manufacturing defects in material and work­manship, for a period of 36 months from the date of shipment from the factory. The warranty provides for
repairing, replacing or issuing credit (at Alpha’s discretion) for equipment shipped by it and returned by
the customer to the factory or other authorized location during the warranty period.

There are limitations to this warranty coverage. The warranty does not provide to the customer or other
parties any remedies other than the above. It does not provide coverage for any loss of profits, loss of
use, costs for removal or installation of defective equipment, damages or consequential damages based
upon equipment failure during or after the warranty period. No other obligations are expressed or implied.
Warranty also does not cover damage or equipment failure due to cause(s) external to the unit including,
but not limited to, environmental conditions, water damage, power surges or any other external influence.

The customer is responsible for all shipping and handling charges. Where products are covered under
warranty Alpha will pay the cost of shipping the repaired or replacement unit back to the customer.

Battery Warranty 

Battery warranty provided by Alpha is a three year full replacement warranty with a pro-rated warranty
for the following two years. Pro rated warranty provides a credit applicable toward the purchase of new
batteries from Alpha. The credit is calculated as the purchase price multiplied by the percentage of the
battery life that was not available (in months). Battery warranty coverage is lost where the battery charge
is not maintained for 6 months. Contact your Alpha sales representative or the Technical Support team at
the above number to understand your entitlements under Battery Warranty.

Extended Warranty

The terms of warranty can be extended in time by purchase of an Extended Warranty. Warranty exten­sions are available on a per year basis and can be purchased during the initial warranty period.

Return of Material 

Please contact Technical Support at the number above to obtain a Service Repair Order (or Return Mate­rial Authorization) number BEFORE sending material back. This will ensure that your service needs are
handled promptly and efficiently.

On Site Services and Service Plans

A wide range of services are available at your location including installation, commissioning, preventa­tive maintenance, remedial maintenance, battery replacement, battery delivery, etc. Preventative mainte­nance is recommended for Alpha products at least once per year. Customers can arrange to have these
services provided automatically with one annual payment.

Service Centers

For a list of service centers, please visit:

http://www.alpha.ca/web2/about-alpha/service-centers.html

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A

RJ-45 Communication port

F

Thermal breaker for the protection of the load in
an abnormal condition: CB3

B

Input & Output Terminal Block

G

Cooling Fan

C

For UPS Input

D

Maintenance Bypass Switch (optional)

E Air Ventilation Openings

TB1

TB2

Not Intended to

TNV Communication

Network

BYPASS

INV

TB1

TB2

Not Intended to

TNV Communication

Network

Appendix A Transformer Installation

A.1. Important Safety Instructions

• There is a tiny leakage current from the Transformer Module, so make sure to it is correctly grounded before
connecting to the UPS, Utility or Output Device.

• To eliminate any overheating of the unit, keep all ventilation openings free from obstruction, and do not store
anything on top of the unit. Keep the unit 30 cm away from the wall.

• Install in an environment with 5m3 (176.6 ft3) airflow per hour.

A.2. Rear Panel Description

6K

10K

A

E

B C

D

D

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F

A

G

B

A1

A2

A3

S1

S2

S3

S4

B1

B2

F1 C1

B3

x8 x6x4x2

x2

x2

x2

x2x1

x1x4x4

fo r 2U

fo r 3U

A.3. Unpacking

Check for the following parts:

• Accessory kit parts:

(C1 & F1 are for a unit with a
Maintenance Bypass Switch)

• Cables for a unit with a Maintenance Bypass switch:
12" NEMA L6-30P cable x 2 pcs
12" NEMA L6-30R cable x 1 pc

• Cables for a unit without a Maintenance Bypass switch:
10 AWG, 105℃ cable x 3pcs

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S3

UPS

GTM

BATTERY

TRANSFORMER

A.4. Installation

A.4.1. Installation as a Tower Unit

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S3

UPS

GTM

BATTERY

B1 B2

S4

B1 B3

S4

A.4.2. Installation as a Rack Unit

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Utility Input

G1：

Connect to UPS Output Terminal

Connect to UPS Output Ground Terminal

Output Terminals of the Unit
Output Ground Terminals of the Unit

L11L12N11

L1N1G1G2

TB1

TB2

L22

L2

N22

N2

G3

TR OUTPUT

TO UPS OUTPUT UTILITY INPUT

L11L12N11

G2

TB1

TB2

L22

L2

N22

N2

G3

TR OUTPUT

TO UPS OUTPUT

N/AN/AN/A

A.5. Terminal Block Description for Input, Output

A.5.1. 6K

A.5.2. 10K

L1-N1：

Input Ground
L2、N2：
G2：
L11、L12、N11,

L22、N22:
G3：

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110Vac

A.5.3. Output Wiring Description

The maximum output current for each terminal is 30A (6K) or 50A (10K).

When the wiring of the TR OUTPUT block corresponds to drawing (a) and the input of L2-N2 from the UPS
OUTPUT block is 200Vac, 220Vac, 230Vac or 240Vac, the output voltage is 100Vac, 110Vac, 115Vac or 240Vac.
If the input of L2-N2 from UPS OUTPUT block is 208Vac, the output is 120Vac.

When the wiring of the TR OUTPUT block corresponds to drawing (b) and the input of L2-N2 from the UPS
OUTPUT block is 200Vac, 220Vac, 230Vac or 240Vac, the output voltage is 200/100Vac, 220/110Vac, 230/115Vac
or 240/120Vac. If the input of L2-N2 from UPS OUTPUT block is 208Vac, the output voltage is
240Vac/208Vac/120Vac.

N22

L22 N11

6KVA (Max)

(a)

L12

L11

N22

208Vac

L22 N11

120Vac

6KVA (Max)

240Vac

6KVA (Max)

L12

120Vac

3KVA (Max)

L11

(b)

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T3

X 1
X 1C1
X 1C2

X 1F1

T2

X 4

T1

X 6

Appendix B Parallel System Installation

The Continuity 6K and 10K can be connected in parallel to provide N+1 redundancy with up to 3 units in parallel
plus one redundant.

B.1. Important Safety Instructions

• Parallel function of the UPS can only be enabled in the Normal mode operation.

• Prior to a parallel installation, ensure the tolerance of the output voltage of each UPS at zero-load condition is

less than 0.5Vac. Consult your authorized dealer if any of the UPS output voltage has a tolerance over 0.5Vac.

• Ensure the RJ45 communicating wire is connected securely during parallel mode to avoid damage to both the
UPS and the output devices.

• Ensure the terminal resistors on the rear panel of the 2 units of UPS in parallel are set to the ON position. With
3 UPS units in parallel, only UPS 1 and 3 terminal resistors are set to ON. With 4 UPS units in parallel, only
UPS 1 and 4 terminal resistors are set to ON.

• Note that only a UPS with the same rating and type can be installed in parallel. For instance, a UPS without a
galvanic transformer cannot be connected in parallel with a UPS with a galvanic transformer. While installing
these UPS, add a 40A/250VAC and 30A/250VAC NFB (Non-fuse Breaker) at the input and output of each
UPS. The NFB prevents any potential hazard when the UPS is in the maintenance mode.

B.2. Preparation for Installation

B.2.1. Unpacking

Check for the following accessories:

 1 set of RJ-45 communication cables for parallel system (C1, C2)
 1 set of metal brackets (F1)
 1 set of cable ties (T1 or T2 and T3)

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B.2.2. Selecting an Installation Position

Air flow within the unit is from the front to back. Select an installation position that has good ventilation with at least
30 cm clearance around the equipment.

Figure 1 Installation position

B.2.3. Wiring

Refer to the following table for cable and breaker sizes:

Model Maximum

Current

AC input and Output
6KVA 33A
10KVA 54.3

Battery input
6KVA 25A
10KVA 41

Circuit
Breaker

40A
63A

30A
63A

Wire Size

AWG ＃8
AWG ＃6

AWG ＃10
AWG ＃10

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INPUT

I

O

Incorrect

Correct

A  Communication or Control signal wires

B.3. Installation

Take the following steps to minimize EMI when wiring:

1. Make sure the input and output cables and the battery cables are kept separate from each other to avoid
unnecessary noise interference.

2. Keep the path of the communication cables (RJ45, RS232, RS485, USB, EPO and Shutdown) separate from
the I/O and battery cables. If unavoidable, place them at 90 degrees to each other and at least 20cm apart.

20cm

A

B

A

B

A

90°

B

B  Power wires & cables

Figure 2 Cabling

3. The UPS is equipped with an EMI filter. To prevent potential current leakage hazard, ensure that the AC main
supply is securely grounded.

B.4. Start-up Procedure

1. Position the units as shown in Figure 1.

2. Use communication cables that are less than 7M long, connected as a “Ring” loop.

CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL

CONTROL

I O

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I O I O

OUTPUT

1050mm RJ-45 communication connecting wire
1900mm RJ-45 communication connecting wire

Max. 25M; all Input Power cables should be the same length.

Max. 25M, all Output Power cables should be the same

Figure 3

3. Arrange the power cables and the control signal cables as indicated in Figure 1 and Figure 2 depending on the
UPS type. Ensure all the circuit breakers at input and output ends are set to OFF position.

4. A maintenance bypass box (MTBS) is recommended for use during maintenance.

5. Only two terminal resistors of the UPS in parallel are to be set to the ON position as indicated in Figure 4. For 3
units in parallel only UPS 1 and 3 terminal resistors are ON; for 4 units in parallel, only UPS 1 and 4 terminal
resistors are ON.

6. Turn on the input breaker (CB1 and CBi) of the Utility (see Figure 4). Configure each UPS for parallel operating
mode and set the IDs (eg. UPS 1, ID=1) of the respective UPS. Ensure all parameters of each UPS are the
same.

7. If you are using the front panel for UPS parameter entry and setting, switch the UPS OFF and ON to exit
Configuration mode after all settings are complete.

8. If an external MTBS box is installed, ensure the switch is in Bypass position. Check to see if the UPS is in
Bypass mode with output voltage available.

9. Turn on the output breaker (CB2) and ensure the connected loads are supplied with power via the MTBS Box.

10. Turn on the output breaker of the UPS (CBo) and turn the switch of the MTBS Box to INV/UPS position. Now
the connected loads should be supplied with power via the UPS Bypass loop.

11. Turn on each UPS individually and make sure the UPS are in Inverter supply mode.

The installation procedures are now complete.

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CB 1
Utility Input
Breaker

L12N1G1L21N22G2

OUTPUT INPUT

ON

OFF

S1

Ext. Battery

+

-

G

Parallel Work Comm.

TNV Communication Network

Bus Not Intended to

EPO

RS232

To UPS Battery

To Extended Battery

-

G

+

-

G

+

DC Breaker
30A 250Vdc

BYPASS

INV

UPS INPUT

L1N1G1

INPUT

UTILITY

L2N2G

OUTPUT

UPS

L11N11G

OUTPUT

TR

L22N22

Sensor for MTBS

T2

T2

T2

T2

UPS

BYPASS

L1N1G1

INPUT

L2N2G2

OUTPUT

CAUTION:

BEFORE SWITCHING TO MAINTENANCE MODE,

1. MAKE SURE UTILITY INDICATOR LIGHTS UP.

PROCESS THE FOLLOWING STEPS FIRST:

2. PUSH TEST BUTTON, AND MAKE SURE
UPS SWITCHES TO BYPASS MODE.

3. TURN THE SWITCH FROM UPS TO UTILITY.

TEST

UTILITY

T2

T2

T2

T3

CBi

CBi

CB1

CB2

CBo

CBo

UTILITYLOAD

MTBS BOX

T3

To UPS Battery

To Extended Battery

-

G

+

-

G

+

DC Breaker
30A 250Vdc

BYPASS

INV

UPS INPUT

L1N1G1

INPUT

UTILITY

L2N2G

OUTPUT

UPS

L11N11G

OUTPUT

TR

L22N22

Sensor for MTBS

L12N1G1L21N22G2

OUTPUT

INPUT

ON

OFF

S1

Ext. Battery

+

-

G

Parallel Work Comm.

TNV Communication Network

Bus Not Intended to

EPO

RS232

RS232

Parallel Work Comm. Bus

ON OFF

S1

Set the two terminal resistors of two(2) or
four(4) UPS to at "On" positions.

CB 1
Utility Input
Breaker

Figure 4 Parallel UPS with Maintenance Bypass Box

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Be careful not

securing Clip

F1

to break this

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B.5. Maintenance Operation Procedure

1. Refer to the operations chapter to switch all UPS to Bypass supply mode.

2. Switch MTBS box to BYPASS position first. And then switch off all output breakers (CBo). Now the load is
supplied through MTBS box from Bypass.

3. Make sure the UPS that needs maintenance is completely shutdown first. Then switch off the output breakers
(CBo) and input breakers(CBi).

4. Proceed with maintenance.

5. Repeat the steps in section B.4 after you have completed repairing/maintaining, to ensure the load is supplied
from the UPS.

The maintenance work is complete.

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