Cross FP3000 User Manual

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USER'S
MANUAL
Frontier power
-3000
U
NINTERRUPTIBLE
P
OWER
S
YSTEM
CROSS T.E.C Co., Ltd.
FP3000 RAID
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CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
2.1. Foreword
2.2. Composition & Function
2.3. Operation
2.4. Electrical Characteristics
3. DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION
3.1. Delivery
3.2. Installation
4. OPERATION PROCEDURE
4.1. Preoperational Requirement
4.2. Preparations
4.3. Operational Procedure
4.4. Ending Operation Procedure
4.5. Emergency Operation
5. MAINTENANCE
AND SERVICES
5.1. Maintenance & Service
5.2. Handling
5.3. Display Panel Reading
5.4. Battery Maintenance
5.5. Operational Record
5.6. Inspection of Overall Operation of System
5.7. Status & Alarm Indication
5.8. Troubleshooting
6. LIMITED WARRANTY
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1. INTRODUCTION
First of all, we wish to thank each of you whom purchases our premier UPS F3000 RAID of CROSS TEC The name of Frontier was originated from the key words of our company motto, which is
"We, each and every member of
CROSS TEC(www.crossups.com)
shall head toward to reach the top in the field as we try together with the original idea and the research investment, firmly based on the concord and the sincerity of our good will"
. Those keywords are Electricity, Sincerity, Concord, Original idea, Research investment, and Top. As expressed in the name of FRONTIER itself, F3000 RAID
UPS system
serves as the guardian of all the sensitive power equipment including computers & telecommunication systems and computerized instruments, and as well as our confident and widely known representative product.
The F3000 RAID
Uninterruptible Power System
of CROSS TEC. is a truly advanced 3-phase on-line sine wave UPS which Utilizes new power electronic technology such as Pulse Width Modulation by IGBT(Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor), and is designed to offer high efficiency, low operational noise, compact size, better reliability, and easy access for maintenance and service to our most valuable customer.
We put all together of our inspiration, intuition, energy, effort, and resources in our premier F3000
-3000 Uninterruptible Power Supply System
.
2. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
2.1. Foreword
This UPS system facilitates sine wave Pulse Width Modulation which instantaneously controls the waveform to supply the uninterrupted constant voltage and constant frequency balanced 3-phase AC power to the critical load for smooth operation and fortified protection against unstable commercial power failure such as outage, sag, surge, voltage transient, frequency change, flicker, and etc.
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2.2. Composition and Functions
The F-
3000 system
is composed of numerous parts as follows,
- Input Transformer
- Rectifier & Battery Charger
- Inverter
- Output Transformer
- Static Switch
- Control Circuitry
- Digital Display
2.2.1. Input Transformer
This transformer is manufactured as H class dry type. The output voltage is designed to correspond the input voltage of inverter and charging voltage of battery, and the output current, to sufficiently match the sum of the charging current and the rated current of inverter.
2.2.2. Rectifier & Battery Charger
This unit includes the thyristor module, heat dissipation board, and many other components. It will convert input AC power to DC power, supply the inverter, and simultaneously charge the battery with the best condition possible.
Also, the filtering circuit composed of reactor and condenser, is employed
to filter out the ripple characteristics contained in the rectified DC power, in order to yield the best possible DC power.
2.2.3. Inverter
This unit contains IGBT (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor) module, heat dissipation board, rapid firing fuse for the semi-conductor protection and other relevant component. The high frequency switching and the sine wave Pulse Width Modulation, are utilized in this unit. The inverter will revert the DC power obtained from rectifier to PWM AC output, and then the AC filter will make it very similar to the balanced sinewave AC voltage to supply the critical load.
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2.2.4. Output Transformer
The primary lead shall be connected to inverter and the secondary to output in this isolation transformer. It is specially designed to contain the reactance and partially serves as output filter. Also, it minimizes the current harmonics, and maximizes efficiency. The input and output voltage and frequency are synchronized by phase lock loop oscillator. The synchronized transfer units are placed at the bypass line and at the inverter section.
2.2.5. Static Switch
This unit operates as an automatic transfer device between inverter and bypass feed. At the moment of detection of any abnormal operation in inverter or over-load condition, the static switch will simultaneously transfer the power supply to bypass feed (commercial power), not to interrupt the load operation. When the inverter operation returns to normal, the static switch will then retransfer supply line to inverter, again without any interruption. In order to avoid the possible rush current evolved from the phase difference, this unit is constituted with only semi-conductors.
2.2.6. Control Circuitry
This unit consists of inverter control, alarming circuit, static switch control, and etc. It is designed to operate though the internal unexpected voltage transient intervenes. Its power comes from the battery by DC/DC converter, and thus, power outage or start-up peak current would not affect the control circuitry operation.
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2.2.7. Digital Display
This unit is placed in upper site of front panel for monitoring easiness and displays the followings.
1) Measurement
- AC input voltage, current, & frequency measurement for each phase.
- AC output voltage, current, & frequency measurement for each phase.
- Battery voltage measurement.
- Bypass input voltage, current, & frequency measurement for each phase.
2) Operating condition
- Rectifier in operation ( RECT. ON )
- Rectifier out of operation ( RECT. OFF )
- Battery equalize charging ( EQU. )
- Battery float charging ( FLO. )
- Inverter in operation ( INV. ON )
- Inverter out of operation ( INV. OFF )
- Synchronized operation ( SYNC. )
- UPS in normal operation ( UPS NORMAL )
- Rectifier abnormal ( RECT. ALARM )
- DC line abnormal ( DC ALARM )
- Inverter operation abnormal ( INV. ALARM )
- Commercial bypass line abnormal ( BYPASS ALARM )
3) Control switches
- Circuit breakers ( CB1 - CB5 )
- Manual Transfer Button
- Lamp Test Button
- Reset Button
- Inverter ON & OFF Button
- Enable Button
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