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IV306E Rev. 004 Siel S.p.A. Page 1 of 37 + 12 Tables, 14 Figures + FR

Issued date: 2014-03-24

Please read this manual before the installation and the start-up

of equipment!

KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

For the entire life of the appliance

This manual should be considered an integral part of the UPS unit

INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR

SAFEPOWER-EVO SERIES

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CONTENTS

IMPORTANT WARNINGS..................................................................................................................................4

INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................10

TAPPLICABLE REGULATIONS .....................................................................................................................10

DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM ............................................................................................................................11

BLOCK DIAGRAM (FIGURE 1). .............................................................................................................................11

INTERACTIVE MODE OF OPERATION...................................................................................................................14

DESCRIPTION OF PARALLEL OPERATION ...........................................................................................................14

DETAILED ANALYSIS OF PARALLEL OPERATION................................................................................................15

1- POWER PARALLEL............................................................................................................................................15

2- REDUNDANCY PARALLEL ................................................................................................................................15

EQUIPMENT ..........................................................................................................................................................16

CONTROL,MEASUREMENT AND SIGNALLING PANEL.........................................................................................16

FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM........................................................................................................................................19

DESCRIPTION OF THE BACK-FEED PROTECTION SENSOR ..................................................................................19

REMOTE SIGNALLING SYSTEMS. .........................................................................................................................20

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE SIGNALS AVAILABLE ON THE CN1 CONNECTOR AND ON THE TERMINAL

BOARDS. ................................................................................................................................................................20

DESCRIPTION OF COMMUNICATION FIBRE OPTICS ............................................................................................21

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF FIBRE OPTICS CONNECTIONS................................................................................21

INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................................................22

CHOOSING THE INSTALLATION LOCATION ........................................................................................................22

VISUAL INSPECTION .............................................................................................................................................22

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS ..................................................................................................................22

HANDLING ............................................................................................................................................................22

SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS...................................................................................................................................23

BATTERIES............................................................................................................................................................23

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.......................................................................................................................24

POWER CONNECTIONS .........................................................................................................................................24

SIGNAL CONNECTIONS .........................................................................................................................................24

MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................................................26

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.........................................................................................................................26

USING THE CONTROL PANEL PUSHBUTTONS ......................................................................................................26

START-UP AND SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS................................................................................................................29

EMERGENCY DEVICE (EPO) OPERATION ...........................................................................................................32

FUSES...................................................................................................................................................................32

OPTIONS ..............................................................................................................................................................32

OPTION 1: FILTRI RFI .........................................................................................................................................33

OPTION 2: INPUT POWER FACTOR CORRECTION...............................................................................................33

OPTION 3: REDUCTION OF DISTORTION OF INPUT POWER FOR SIX-PHASE UPS .............................................33

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OPTION 4: REDUCTION OF INPUT CURRENT DISTORTION FOR 12-PULSE UPSS...............................................33

OPTION 5: RESERVE MAINS ISOLATION TRANSFORMER ...................................................................................33

OPTION 6: RECTIFIER INPUT ISOLATION TRANSFORMER .................................................................................33

OPTION 7: RECTIFIER AND RESERVE INPUT ISOLATION TRANSFORMER .........................................................33

OPTION 8: REMOTE SWITCH FOR DISCONNECTING THE RESERVE MAINS IN CASE OF A MAINS POWER BREAK

AND UPS OUTPUT ISOLATION SENSOR ................................................................................................................33

OPTION 9: BACK-FEED TO MAINS PROTECTION WITH SWITCH IN THE UPS ..................................................33

OPTION 10: BACK-FEED PROTECTION WITH REMOTE SWITCH .......................................................................34

OPTION 11: UPS OUTPUT ISOLATION SENSOR FOR REGULAR OPERATION IN IT.............................................34

OPTION 12: RESTRICTION OF THE INPUT CURRENT AND INHIBITION OF FAST LOADING FOR OPERATION

WITH GENERATOR,SEQUENTIAL START OF RECTIFIERS...................................................................................34

OPTION 13: BATTERY TEMPERATURE READING KIT. ........................................................................................34

OPTION 14: BATTERY CABINET TEMPERATURE READING KIT,BY MEANS OF OPTIC FIBRES..........................34

OPTION 15: CUSTOMER INTERFACE BOARD WITH RS232 SERIAL PORT..........................................................34

OPTION 16: REMOTE MIMIC PANEL ....................................................................................................................34

OPTION 17: OCSYSTEM CONTROL SYSTEM .......................................................................................................35

OPTION 18: SMS (SIEL MONITORING SOFTWARE) CONTROL SYSTEM...........................................................35

OPTION 19: CONNECTION TO SNMP NETWORK................................................................................................35

OPTION 20: TELEGLOBALSERVICE .....................................................................................................................35

OPTION 21: POWER ADAPTER AUTOTRANSFORMERS........................................................................................36

OPTION 22: UPS USED AS FREQUENCY CONVERTER .........................................................................................36

OPTION 23: SECOND CLIENT INTERFACE BOARD...............................................................................................36

OPTION 24: SECOND RS232 INTERFACE.............................................................................................................36

OPTION 25: SINGLE BATTERY FOR PARALLEL OPERATION ..............................................................................36

OPTION 26: INCORPORATED BATTERIES ............................................................................................................36

OPTION 27: 24-PULSE RECTIFIER BRIDGE ..........................................................................................................36

OPTION 28: REMOTE SENSING CIRCUIT..............................................................................................................36

OPTION 29: VERSIONS WITHOUT DISCONNECTING SWITCHES .........................................................................37

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.....................................................................................................................37

MAX POWER OF INPUT AND OUTPUT CABLES: TABLE 1

RECTIFIER INPUT SPECIFICATIONS TABLE 2

RECTIFIER OUTPUT SPECIFICATIONS TABLE 3

INVERTER INPUT SPECIFICATIONS TABLE 4

INVERTER OUTPUT SPECIFICATIONS TABLE 5

STATIC SWITCH SPECIFICATIONS: TABLE 6

COMPLETE UPS SPECIFICATIONS: TABLE 7

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS TABLE 8

OTHER DETAILS: TABLE 9

PARALLEL: TABLE 10

AVAILABLE OPTIONS: TABLE 11

EMERGENCY NETWORK FUSES: TABLE 12

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IMPORTANT WARNINGS

This section contains some of the most important warnings which must be read and understood before

the installation and start-up of the equipment.

Read the following warnings very carefully.

Should you need any further information regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to contact SIEL

S.p.A.

This manual shall be considered an integral part of the UPS and be stored for the entire product life.

Keep it in an easily accessible location close to the device.

For any operation on the UPS carefully respect the instructions below.

The different paragraphs of the warnings and of the manual are signalled by the following symbols:

Danger (situation which can cause severe injuries to people and/or damages to equipment)

Risk of electrical shock (danger of death)

Important notice

Information regarding disposal

Installation instructions

Use instructions

Unpacking instructions

Introduction

These warnings are meant to point out and, as far as possible, to eliminate the main dangerous

conditions; they shall be completed with the information provided in each chapter of the manual

(specifically in the chapters “Installation” and “Electrical connections”)

Dangerous voltage

The static switch contains potentially fatal voltages.

All dangerous voltages within the UPS equipment are segregated into special areas, which are only

accessible using tools not provided with this equipment.

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All maintenance or repair work which requires access to those areas can only be carried out by

authorised SIEL S.p.A. personnel.

Introduction of objects

Do not insert any objects into the air vents, avoid contact with fluids and clean away with a dry cloth.

These precautions must be observed even when the machine is switched off.

Equipment Top

The UPS top panels are not designed to withstand heavy weights. Never climb on the top of the UPS

or place service platforms or other similar objects on it and do not use them as a support for further

frameworks (cable grommets, brackets, etc...)

Batteries

These power supplies are connected to batteries which store electrical energy, often of a high capacity.

They should therefore be operated with utmost care due to the high voltage which is present even

when the loads are apparently not powered. It is important to remember that the residual voltage

contained in seemingly flat batteries may still be potentially lethal. When working on batteries, be

especially careful not to generate accidental electrical arcs.

Electrolyte

If the electrolyte leaks from the batteries, it is necessary to store them in sulphuric acid-resistant

containers and dispose of them according to applicable laws.

If the electrolyte comes into contact with skin, rinse with plenty of water.

If it comes into contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and contact a doctor as soon

as possible.

Indirect contact

The input neutral is essential for the correct operation of the UPS.

If this connection is missing, the UPS will continue to power the load, but the neutral will be isolated,

so that automatic differential circuit breakers downstream of the UPS, which should protect against

indirect contact, will be disabled.

Cable cross-section

Check that the input and output cables have the correct cross-section. Also check plant cables.

Earth connections

Always connect the earth cable first. When disconnecting the equipment, remove the earth cable last.

Power feedback

If the backup mains cables for the equipment or the power supply board are not provided with a device

against feedbacks from the UPS to the mains, place clearly visible warnings - near all the power

switches installed on the plant to which the UPS is connected - with the following notice:

AN UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY IS CONNECTED ON THIS LINE. BEFORE

PERFORMING ANY OPERATION ON THIS CIRCUIT TURN OFF ALL THE INPUT/OUTPUT

SWITCHES.

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Initial start-up

Never energise the equipment before a check has been carried out by trained personnel.

Subsequent start-ups

Initiate the start-up procedure with all machine disconnect switches in open condition.

Handling 1

Power supply units are very heavy machines. Always make sure that handling operations are carried

out by expert personnel and check the load-bearing capacity of raised floors.

Handling 2

Do not store the UPS in a tilted position or on one side.

Installation environment 1

Appliance not suitable for bathrooms or similar damp environments (see: “Environmental

consideration”) and only suitable for use in closed environments.

Installation environment 2

The UPS is not suitable for installation in locations exposed to shocks and vibrations, e.g.: road

vehicles, railway vehicles, cableway vehicles, airplanes, ships or similar (such as cranes, overhead

travelling cranes, moving or vibrating parts of machine tools…)

Installation environment 3

Never install the UPS in locations with explosive, aggressive, corrosive or saline atmosphere.

Positioning

Always install the UPS well away from any sources of heat.

Position the UPS in rooms with sufficient ventilation.

Always install the UPS in closed areas: Never install the units outdoors.

Install the UPS in a dust-free environment: any dust entering the system may prevent it from cooling

properly.

Place the UPS on the solid and even surface extending further than the machine base in all directions.

Please respect the values in figure 10 of this manual and the warnings in chapter “Installation”.

Tidiness of the installation location

The area where the UPS is installed must be kept clean and dry to prevent any solid or liquid material

from being drawn into the UPS. Otherwise, malfunctioning and fire hazard can occur.

Repair work

Never try to repair the machine on your own: refer to the manufacturer or to an authorized service

centre. Any repair work made to the equipment not explicitly authorized or carried out by Siel, beside

involving actual danger, implies the immediate cancellation of warranty. Siel shall not be liable for

any consequent malfunctioning and for any arising loss or damages.

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Service

Call for service in case of damages to the machine, for example after penetration of liquids, fall of

objects into or on the machine, if it was exposed to rain or humidity (exceeding the allowed ranged), in

the event of a malfunction, a major decrease in performance or a bump.

Accessories

Use only the accessories specified by the manufacturer. Using accessories of other kind can produce

severe malfunctioning of the machine. The use of unauthorized accessories implies the immediate

cancellation of warranty. Siel shall not be liable for any consequent malfunctioning and for any arising

loss.

Personal safety 1

Siel UPS units are designed and manufactured in order to assure remarkably high MTBF values for the

appliance and for the load supply. Please be aware that the MTBF is a statistical parameter and as such

is subject to factual and conceptual limitations.

Please note that the MTBF refers to a correctly installed and maintained device: it does not consider

conceptual neither factual errors made during plant creation, nor mistakes due to negligence or fraud.

Moreover, the reliability of load supply can be further enhanced by means of appropriate plant

measures, even in presence of abnormal conditions (fraud or accident)

Considering the above, for plants involving hazards for people or featuring “mission critical”

operations, we recommend to carry out an in-depth and validated risk analysis, in order to guarantee

the maximum reliability of load supply and to prove that all possible state-of-the art methods were

used at the time of plant erection (e.g. redundant parallel connection of UPS units, coupled with

system external manual bypass and alternative power supply sources, etc.)

SIEL S.p.A. strongly recommends to contact the technical department for further details.

Personal safety 2

According to their specific function, Safepower-EVO UPS units, are only designed for professional

users and shall not be used by untrained personnel.

Maintenance 1

In order to guarantee the expected life for which the product was designed, respect the maintenance

plan mentioned in the relevant chapter.

Maintenance 2

Maintenance shall always be carried out by SIEL S.p.A, in order to be sure that only new and genuine

spare parts are used and that the machine can be updated in line with any technical development

(according to the respective service contract).

Specifically, any machine in which unauthorized, obsolete or outdated spare parts were used shall be

considered as “modified”, implying all the consequences pointed out in paragraph “Modifications to

the equipment”.

Limitation of use

The UPS is not designed to work as a the single equipment to be used to supply power to life saving

devices. For such applications the integration of an additional UPS is mandatory, with further technical

features designed to deliver a backup system to users in the event of the complete failure of the UPS,

of the second equipment or of plant sections included in the same room of the UPS. (see also “Personal

safety”).

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Residual risk

UPS from the Safepower-EVO series have been designed in order too minimize the risk of personal

injuries both when the system is functioning properly and in error conditions. Nevertheless, since such

devices involve the use of high voltages and currents, an actual residual risk exists. The user shall do

anything in his power to minimize such a risk. In particular, he/she shall make sure the device is

installed according to the instructions of this manual in chapters “Important warnings” “Installation”

and “Electrical connections”.

Moreover, the user shall verify the device is installed according to the applicable regulations and to

state-of-the-art procedures.

SIEL S.p.A. strongly recommends to contact the technical department for further details.

Product identification plate

The product identification plate showing technical details and the appliance code and serial number, is

accessible by opening the front door of the UPS unit (near the disconnecting switches).

When calling about the appliance, always quote the serial number on the identification plate.

UPS connected to the electrical system 1

Only use the power supply source specified in the technical data and on the product identification

plate.

UPS connected to the electrical system 2

All UPS units - in their standard configuration - are pieces of equipment that, if not correctly installed,

can under certain conditions cause changes to the electric system of the supplied installation, thus

making protection against indirect contacts ineffective. UPSs should, therefore, only be installed by

skilled and trained personnel, duly authorised to issue state-of-the art Conformity Declarations for such

equipment.

UPS connected to the electrical system 3

When the UPS is fitted with a power transformer connected to the backup line, the load is totally

insulated from the mains; consequently:

- either the system is handled as IT (see option 20)

- or the output neutral wire must be connected to a reliable ground in order to restore the regular

operation of the differential switches connected between the UPS and the loads (TN-S).

UPS connected to the electrical system 4

When two or more UPSs are connected in parallel, do not use automatic differential circuit breakers on

each backup input. If a differential circuit breaker is required, only one circuit breaker must be used for

all the backup inputs.

Protections and disconnecting devices

Ensure that the mains input is equipped with correctly sized switches and protections. Verify their

correct operation.

Ventilation

Never obstruct the air vents of the UPS. The type and the implementation of any air distribution line

must be checked and approved by Siel S.p.A.

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Modifications to the equipment

Any change made to the equipment not explicitly and formally authorized by Siel implies the

immediate cancellation of warranty. Siel shall not be liable for any consequent malfunctioning and for

any arising loss.

Electromagnetic compatibility

As to electromagnetic compatibility, SIEL UPS units comply with European standard EN62040 -2

(EN50091-2). In particular, these UPS units are “only produced for limited sale to people with

appropriate technical skills. Limitations and other precautions regarding the installation may be

required to prevent interference”.

Batteries

The Batteries must be periodically recharged (at least every six months). SIEL S.p.A. shall not liable

for any battery damage deriving from the infringement thereof.

Earth current

The equipment has anti-noise filters at high current to earth.

User Signals

All signals provided for the user by means of relay contacts are fully insulated from dangerous voltage

levels.

Insulation between the various contacts is only effective for voltages below 48Vac (60Vdc); in no way

can these contacts be used to switch the power line voltages.

Packaging

Always keep the UPS packaging.

When UPS units need to be transported they must be repacked in their original packaging.

In particular, if UPSs are returned for repair in unsuitable packaging or transported in a horizontal

position, they will not be accepted nor will the warranty will be recognised.

Technical data

The addition of a number of options may significantly change the technical data shown. For more

details contact Siel S.p.A..

Limitation of liability

SIEL S.p.A. shall not be liable for any direct or indirect damages (including loss of profits or revenues)

deriving from the malfunction of the device, even if SIEL S.p.A. was warned in advance of the

possibility of such damages.

Disposal 1

This product shall not be disposed of as domestic waste. It shall be taken to a pickup point of a

recycling facility for electrical and electronic devices.

Disposal 2

Battery packs shall be disposed of separately according to current regulations.

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