GE Industrial Solutions LP11U User Manual

LanPro PDU- PDU-IXXX-XXX
Installation Instructions 5/02/04
2020000502
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!
WARNING: The equipment covered by these instructions should be installed and serviced
only by competent personnel utilizing proper safety practices and procedures. These instructions are written for such personnel and are not intended as a substitute for adequate training and experience in safe procedures for this type of equipment.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The GE PDU-Ixxx-xxx is an AC power distribution panel intended for use with the GE LanPro U UPS systems. The PDU is designed to provide current protected receptacles as output connections for the LanPro 5KVA, 6KVA, 8KVA, and 10KVA systems eliminating the need to install hard-wired output connections. The PDU can also accommodate 1 of 2 different input power cords that may be installed on the UPS making a complete 'Plug and Play' system.

APPLICATION GUIDELINES

WARNING: The LanPro U PDU-Ixxx-xxx units should only be installed on the LanPro5-
11U LanPro6-11U, LanPro8-11U, and/or LanPro10-11U systems. The PDU is not approved for use with any other UPS system.
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LanPro PDU- PDU-IXXX-XXX
Installation Instructions 5/02/04
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The GE PDU should not be installed until installation personnel have a thorough understanding of the configuration of the LanPro system it is being added to.
Refer to the LanPro U Installation/User manual for proper Input/Output configurations of the LanPro UPS.
The PDU can be purchased with a variety of output receptacles for 125 VAC-250 VAC applications. See Table 1 below for the input and output options available for the LanPro U PDU accessory.
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LanPro Type UPS Models
Model Type
5kVA LanPro U XX XXXXXXXXXXXX 6kVA LanPro U XX XXXXXXXXXXXX 8kVA LanPro U XXXXXXXXXXXXX 10kVA LanPro U XXXXXXXXXXXXX
INPUT OUTPUT (ANY 3)
208/240V, 10/3 SO Cord, L6-30 Plug
120V, 8/3 SO Cord, 5-50 Plug
208/240V, 8/3 SO Cord, 6-50 Plug
No Cord, Hard-wired
5-20 Duplex,125V, 20A
L5-15R,125V, 15A
L5-20R,125V, 20A
L5-30R,125V, 30A
L6-15R,250V, 15A
L6-20R,250V, 20A
Table 1
L6-30R,250V, 30A
L14-20R,125V/250V, 20A
L14-30R,125V/250V, 30A
5-50R,125V, 50A
Blank Cover Plate
The PDU is shipped with connection wires to be used when connecting the UPS terminal blocks to the receptacles on the PDU.
REQUIRED TOOLS
#2 Phillips Screwdriver 7 mm Nut Driver 11/32" Nut Driver
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LanPro PDU- PDU-IXXX-XXX
Installation Instructions 5/02/04
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INSTALLATION

Fig. 1
The GE LanPro PDU can be installed on LanPro U UPS units with a 208/240VAC input or on units with a 120 VAC input. See the 'Input Connections' instructions below for each input configuration.
Input Connections
Input voltage 208-240Vac
Fig. 2
1) Make sure that all circuit breakers (7-8-9) are in the 'OFF' position (down) and the DC fuses at the back of the UPS have been removed. (See Fig. 1)
2) Loosen the screws and remove the existing conduit box and metal cover plate from the back of the UPS. (See FIG. 2)
3) Remove the conduit bracket from the back of the UPS. Make sure to disconnect the ground wire from the bracket. The ground wire from the UPS
Fig. 3
will be reconnected to the PDU enclosure later in this procedure. (See FIG. 3 and FIG. 4)
4) Lead the input cable through the small conduit opening and the battery extension cable (if used) through the larger conduit opening in the bottom of the PDU. The battery extension cable connector can be separated to make it easier to install. Make sure to feed through enough cable to connect to the LanPro UPS terminal block assembly.
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
5) Connect the input power cable to the UPS input power terminal block as instructed in the LanPro U Installation/User manual section 4.4.2.
6) Connect the battery extension cable as instructed in the LanPro U Installation/Users Manual.
7) Connect the PDU to the UPS output terminals as indicated in the 'Output Connections' section below.
Input voltage 120Vac (optional, 5kVA, 6kVA only)
1) Make sure that all circuit breakers (7-8-9) are in the 'OFF' position (down) and the DC fuses at the back of the UPS have been removed as indicated in Fig.
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