Manual-UPS-DPH-15-105kVA-208V-en-na-501327880001

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Delta UPS - Modulon Family

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User Manual
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Modulon DPH Series II

Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. Important Safety Instructions ---------------------------------------------- 1-1
1.1 Installation Warnings---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-2
1.2 Connection Warnings --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-2
1.3 Usage Warnings --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-3
1.4 Storage Warnings ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-5
1.5 Standard Compliance -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-5
2. Introduction ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-1

2.1 General Overview ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-2
2.2 Package Inspection ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-2
2.3 Functions & Features --------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-4
2.4 Exterior and Dimensions----------------------------------------------------------------- 2-6
2.5 Front View ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-7
2.6 Internal View ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-8
2.7 Tri-color LED Indicator & Buzzer -----------------------------------------------------2-12
3. Operation Modes --------------------------------------------------------------- 3-1

3.1 Single Input --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-2
3.1.1 On-Line Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit -------------------------------- 3-2
3.1.2 Battery Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit---------------------------------- 3-3
3.1.3 Bypass Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit --------------------------------- 3-4
3.1.4 Manual Bypass Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit----------------------- 3-4
3.1.5 ECO Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit------------------------------------- 3-6
3.1.6 Frequency Conversion Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit ------------- 3-6
3.1.7 Green Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit ----------------------------------- 3-7
3.1.8 Energy Recycle Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit ---------------------- 3-8
3.1.9 On-Line Mode_ Single Input_ Parallel Units ----------------------------- 3-9
3.1.10 Battery Mode_ Single Input_ Parallel Units -----------------------------3-10
3.1.11 Bypass Mode_ Single Input_ Parallel Units ----------------------------- 3-11
3.1.12 Manual Bypass Mode_ Single Input_ Parallel Units ------------------3-12
3.1.13 ECO Mode_ Single Input_ Parallel Units --------------------------------3-14
3.2 Dual Input -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------3-15
3.2.1 On-Line Mode_ Dual Input_ Single Unit----------------------------------3-15
3.2.2 Battery Mode_ Dual Input_ Single Unit -----------------------------------3-15
3.2.3 Bypass Mode_ Dual Input_ Single Unit ----------------------------------3-16
3.2.4 Manual Bypass Mode_ Dual Input_ Single Unit ------------------------3-17
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3.2.5 ECO Mode_ Dual Input_ Single Unit --------------------------------------3-18
3.2.6 Frequency Conversion Mode_ Dual Input_ Single Unit --------------3-19
3.2.7 Green Mode_ Dual Input_ Single Unit ------------------------------------3-20
3.2.8 On-Line Mode_ Dual Input_ Parallel Units ------------------------------3-21
3.2.9 Battery Mode_ Dual Input_ Parallel Units--------------------------------3-22
3.2.10 Bypass Mode_ Dual Input_ Parallel Units -------------------------------3-23
3.2.11 Manual Bypass Mode_ Dual Input_ Parallel Units---------------------3-24
3.2.12 ECO Mode_ Dual Input_ Parallel Units-----------------------------------3-26
3.3 Hot Standby Redundancy (Only For Dual Input & At Least Two UPSs) ----3-27
3.4 Common Battery (Only for Parallel UPSs connecting to
the Same External Battery Cabinet(s)) ---------------------------------------------3-28
4. Communication Interfaces -------------------------------------------------- 4-1

4.1 Communication Interfaces on the Front of the UPS
with Front Door Open -------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-2
4.1.1 Display Port----------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-3
4.1.2 REPO Dry Contacts ------------------------------------------------------------ 4-4
4.1.3 External Battery Temperature Dry Contacts------------------------------ 4-5
4.1.4 External Switch/ Breaker Status Dry Contacts -------------------------- 4-6
4.1.5 Output Dry Contacts------------------------------------------------------------ 4-7
4.1.6 Input Dry Contacts -------------------------------------------------------------4-10
4.1.7 Parallel Communication Cards --------------------------------------------- 4-11
4.1.8 Parallel Ports --------------------------------------------------------------------4-12
4.1.9 SMART Slot ---------------------------------------------------------------------4-12
4.1.10 USB Port & RS-232 Port -----------------------------------------------------4-13
4.1.11 Auxiliary Power Cards --------------------------------------------------------4-13
4.1.12 Battery Start Buttons ----------------------------------------------------------4-14
4.2 Communication Interfaces at the Rear of the Touch Panel --------------------4-14
5. Installation and Wiring ------------------------------------------------------- 5-1

5.1 Before Installation and Wiring ---------------------------------------------------------- 5-2
5.2 Installation Environment ---------------------------------------------------------------- 5-2
5.3 UPS Transportation ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-4
5.4 Fixing the UPS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-5
5.5 Wiring ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-7
5.5.1 Pre-wiring Warnings ------------------------------------------------------------ 5-7
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5.5.3 Single Unit Wiring --------------------------------------------------------------5-12
5.5.4 Parallel Unit Wiring ------------------------------------------------------------5-18
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5.6 External Battery Cabinet Connection Warnings ----------------------------------5-20

5.7 STS Module -------------------------------------------------------------------------------5-26
5.7.1 STS Module Installation ------------------------------------------------------5-27
5.7.2 STS Module Removal --------------------------------------------------------5-29
5.7.3 STS Module’s LED Indicator ------------------------------------------------5-31
5.8 Power Module (Optional) ---------------------------------------------------------------5-32
5.8.1 Power Module Installation ---------------------------------------------------5-33
5.8.2 Power Module Removal ------------------------------------------------------5-35
5.8.3 Power Module’s LED Indicator ---------------------------------------------5-38
6. UPS Operation------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-1

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Parallel Units ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-2
6.2 Start-up Procedures ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-4
6.2.1 On-Line Mode Start-up Procedures ---------------------------------------- 6-4
6.2.2 Battery Mode Start-up Procedures ----------------------------------------- 6-7
6.2.3 Bypass Mode Start-up Procedures ----------------------------------------6-10
6.2.4 Manual Bypass Mode Start-up Procedures -----------------------------6-13
6.2.5 ECO Mode Start-up Procedures -------------------------------------------6-18
6.2.6 Frequency Conversion Mode Start-up Procedures--------------------6-22
6.2.7 Green Mode Start-up Procedures -----------------------------------------6-25
6.2.8 Energy Recycle Mode Start-up Procedures -----------------------------6-29
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7. LCD Display & Settings ------------------------------------------------------ 7-1

7.1 LCD Display Hierarchy ------------------------------------------------------------------- 7-2
7.2 How to Turn on the LCD ----------------------------------------------------------------- 7-3
7.3 ON/ OFF Button ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7-5
7.4 Introduction of Touch Panel and Function Keys ----------------------------------- 7-7
7.5 Password Entry ---------------------------------------------------------------------------7-12
7.6 Main Screen -------------------------------------------------------------------------------7-12
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7.7 Main Menu ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------7-17
7.8 Power Flow, Summary, System Status & EMS -----------------------------------7-18
7.9 Check System Readings ---------------------------------------------------------------7-21
7.9.1 Main Input ------------------------------------------------------------------------7-21
7.9.1.1 Check Kilowatt-Hour ----------------------------------------------------------7-21
7.9.2 Bypass Input --------------------------------------------------------------------7-32
7.9.3 Inverter Output ------------------------------------------------------------------7-32
7.9.4 Power Module Summary -----------------------------------------------------7-33
7.9.5 UPS Output ----------------------------------------------------------------------7-33
7.9.6 Battery Status -------------------------------------------------------------------7-34
7.9.7 EMS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------7-35
7.9.7.1 Connecting the optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) --------------------7-38
7.10 UPS Settings ------------------------------------------------------------------------------7-38
7.10.1 Bypass Setting ------------------------------------------------------------------7-38
7.10.2 Mode Setting --------------------------------------------------------------------7-39
7.10.3 Output Setting-------------------------------------------------------------------7-41
7.10.4 Battery & Charging Setting --------------------------------------------------7-42
7.10.5 Parallel Setting------------------------------------------------------------------7-45
7.10.6 Dry Contact Setting -----------------------------------------------------------7-46
7.10.7 General Setting -----------------------------------------------------------------7-48
7.10.8 IP Setting -------------------------------------------------------------------------7-50
7.10.9 Control ----------------------------------------------------------------------------7-51
7.10.10 EMS Setting ---------------------------------------------------------------------7-52
7.11 System Maintenance --------------------------------------------------------------------7-54
7.11.1 Alarm Warning ------------------------------------------------------------------7-54
7.11.2 Historical Event -----------------------------------------------------------------7-55
7.11.3 Statistics --------------------------------------------------------------------------7-56
7.11.4 Test --------------------------------------------------------------------------------7-57
7.11.5 Clear-------------------------------------------------------------------------------7-57
7.11.6 Advanced Diagnosis ----------------------------------------------------------7-58
7.11.7 Version & S/N -------------------------------------------------------------------7-59
8. Optional Accessories --------------------------------------------------------- 8-1

9. Maintenance---------------------------------------------------------------------- 9-1
10. Troubleshooting ---------------------------------------------------------------10-1
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Appendix 2 : Warranty -------------------------------------------------------------- A2-1
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1 Important Safety Instructions
1 Important Safety
Instructions
1.1 Installation Warnings
1.2 Connection Warnings
1.3 Usage Warnings
1.4 Storage Warnings
1.5 Standard Compliance
1-1
1.1 Installation Warnings
yThis is a three-phase four-wire on-line uninterruptible power supply (hereafter referred
to as 'UPS'). It can be used for commercial and industrial applications.
yInstall the UPS in a well-ventilated indoor area, away from excess moisture, heat, dust,
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yLeave adequate space around all sides of the UPS for proper ventilation and mainte-
nance. Please refer to 5.2 Installation Environment.
yOnly authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can perform installation and
maintenance. If you want to install the UPS by yourself, please install it under the su-
pervision of authorized Delta engineers or service personnel.
yAll wiring and equipment should be connected and installed in accordance with NFPA
70, National Electrical Code (NEC), and the applicable sections of ANSI C2, National
Electrical Safety Code (NESC). It is the responsibility of the Authority Having Jurisdic-
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criteria for installation and use.
1.2 Connection Warnings

yBefore applying electrical power to the UPS, make sure the UPS is grounded to avoid a
possible risk of current leakage.
yYou can parallel four UPS units.

yThe UPS must be connected with an external battery cabinet (user-supplied, handled
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net Connection Warnings for relevant information.
yThe installation of protective devices is highly recommended when the UPS is connect-
ed to power sources and critical loads.
yThe protective devices connecting to the UPS must be installed near the UPS and eas-
ily accessible for operation.
yProtective Devices:
1. For single input, please install (1) a protective device between the main AC source
and the UPS and (2) a protective device between the connected critical loads and
the UPS.
2. For dual input, please install (1) a protective device between the main AC source
and the UPS, (2) a protective device between the bypass source and the UPS, and (3)
a protective device between the connected critical loads and the UPS.
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3. Each protective device could be a breaker or a fuse. For the protective device’s
rating current, please refer to the table below.
15kVA 30kVA 45kVA 60kVA 75kVA 90kVA 105kVA

60A 125A 175A 225A 300A 350A 400A
4. When selecting the protective devices, please take each power cable’s current
capacity and the system’s overload capacity (please refer to Appendix 1: Technical
Specifications) into consideration. Besides, the short-circuit capacity of the
upstream protective devices must be equal to or larger than the capacity of the
UPS’s input protective devices.
5. If the UPS is supplied by a power source whose neutral is grounded, the backfeed
protective device installed as UPS input protection must be a 3-pole type. If the
UPS is supplied by a power source whose neutral is not grounded, the backfeed
protective device installed as UPS input protection must be a 4-pole type.
6. The recommended electrical rating of the backfeed protective device is as follows.
15kVA 30kVA 45kVA 60kVA 75kVA 90kVA 105kVA

240V 240V 240V 240V 240V 240V 240V
60A 125A 175A 225A 300A 350A 400A
1.3 Usage Warnings

yBefore installation, wiring and working on the UPS’s internal circuits, please completely
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yThe UPS is specifically designed for information technology equipment and used to
power computers, servers, and associated peripheral devices. If you want to connect
any capacitive loads or non-linear loads (that have serious surge current) to the UPS,
it needs to be de-rated according to on-site applications. For such special applications,
please contact Delta service personnel for the accurate UPS sizing. The UPS is not
suitable for connecting with any asymmetrical loads.
yThe external slits and openings in the UPS are provided for ventilation. To ensure reli-
able operation of the UPS and to protect the UPS from overheating, these slits and
openings must not be blocked or covered. Do not insert any object into the slits and
openings that may hinder ventilation.
yBefore applying electrical power to the UPS, you must allow the UPS to adjust to room tem-
perature 68 °F ~ 77 °F (20°C ~ 25°C) for at least one hour to avoid moisture condensing
inside the UPS.
1-3
yDo not put beverages on the UPS, external battery cabinet(s) or any other accessory
associated with the UPS.
yDo not open or remove the covers or panels of the UPS to avoid high voltage electric
shock. Only authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can do so for installation
or maintenance. If you want to open or remove the covers or panels, do it only under
the supervision of authorized Delta engineers or service personnel.
yIt is strictly forbidden to connect the UPS to any regenerative loads.

yThe risk of dangerous high voltage is possible when batteries are still connected to the
UPS even though the UPS is disconnected from the power sources. Before mainte-
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battery power from the UPS.
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yDo not open or damage the battery or batteries. The released electrolyte is harmful to
the skin and eyes and may be toxic.
yThe UPS is electronic equipment that runs 24 hours continuously. To ensure its normal
lifetime, regular maintenance of the UPS and batteries is of vital importance and neces-
sary.
ySome components like batteries, power capacitors, and fans will become worn-out due
to long-term usage, and this will increase the risk of UPS failure. To replace and main-
tain the components, please contact Delta service personnel.
yA battery can present a risk of electric shock and high short-circuit current. The follow-
ing precautions should be observed before replacement of batteries:
1. Remove watches, rings, or other metal objects.

2. Use tools with insulated handles.
3. Wear insulating gloves and boots.
4. Do not lay tools or metal parts on the top of batteries.
5. Disconnect the charging source prior to connecting or disconnecting the batteries’
terminals.
yYou must contact Delta customer service if either of the following events occurs:
1. Liquid is poured or splashed on the UPS.
2. The UPS is deformed.
3. Any conductive powders or metals enter into the UPS.
4. The UPS does not run normally after carefully following the instructions in this User
Manual.

1.4 Storage Warnings

yUse the original packing material to pack the UPS to prevent any possible damage from
rodents.
yIf the UPS needs to be stored prior to installation, it should be placed in a dry indoor
area. The allowable storage temperature is below 158 °F (70 °C) and relative humidity
is below 95%.
1.5 Standard Compliance

yUL
yFCC Part 15 Class A
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2 Introduction
2 Introduction
2.1 General Overview
2.2 Package Inspection
2.3 Functions & Features
2.4 Exterior and Dimensions
2.5 Front View
2.6 Internal View
2.7 Tri-color LED Indicator

& Buzzer
2-1
2.1 General Overview
The DPH series UPS, a three-phase four-wire online uninterruptible power supply (hereafter
referred to as ‘UPS’), is a dedicated design for data centers, factory facilities and large scale
power systems. The unit not only adopts advanced IGBT technology to provide high quality,
low noise, pure and uninterruptible output power to the connected loads, but also applies
the latest design of DSP digital control technology and highest quality components.
The UPS supports high efficient operation modes and its modular and hot-swappable
design makes maintenance easy and quick. You can add power modules (optional)
according to on-site applications to expand overall system capacity, which realizes a highly
cost-effective solution to your power requirements and produces greater electric power
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The unit provides diversified communication interfaces, including the network port ( )
and MODBUS port for you to facilitate remote control and management. You can parallel
four UPS units to increase the system capacity and redundancy and enhance the unit’s
availability and reliability. With the installation of UPSentry 2012 software (https://datacenter-
softwarecenter.deltaww.com.cn), you can monitor several UPSs placed in a computer room
or a factory to facilitate centralized control and save manpower.
2.2 Package Inspection

yExternal
During UPS transportation, some unpredictable situations might occur. It is recom-
mended that you inspect the UPS exterior packaging. If you notice any damage, please
immediately contact the dealer from whom you purchased the unit.
yInternal
1. Check the rating label attached to the UPS and make sure the device No. and
capacity match what you ordered.
2. Examine if any parts are loose or damaged.
3. The UPS package contains the following items. Please check if any items are
missing.

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1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9
× 20 × 20 × 20
10 11 12 13
×2 ×2
No. Item Q'ty
1 UPS 1 PC
2 User Manual 1 PC
3 Parallel Cable (3 meters) 1 PC
4 Test Report 1 PC
1 PC
(two copies placed
5 Key
inside the UPS
cabinet)
M10 Screw (used for input/ output/ battery/

6 20 PCS
grounding wiring)
Washer (used for input/ output/ battery/

7 20 PCS
grounding wiring)
Spring Washer (used for input/ output/ battery/

8 20 PCS
grounding wiring)
9 USB Cable 1 PC
4-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block

10 (used for REPO dry contacts; please refer to 1 PC
Figure 4-3)
2-3
No. Item Q'ty

11 (used for MODBUS and BMS ports located at the 1 PC
rear of the touch panel; please refer to Figure 4-17)

(used for (1) external battery temperature dry
12 2 PCS
contacts and (2) external switch/ breaker status dry
contacts; please refer to Figure 4-3)
10-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block (used for input

13 2 PCS
and output dry contacts; please refer to Figure 4-3)
4. If there is any damage or anything missing, please immediately contact the dealer
from whom you purchased the unit.
5. If the UPS needs to be returned, carefully repack the UPS and all of the accessories
using the original packing material that came with the unit.
2.3 Functions & Features

yHot swappable STS module, communication interfaces and power modules (optional)
realize on-line maintenance, reduce the MTTR (Mean Time to Repair) and expand sys-
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yOutput power factor=1.

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yInput frequency detection enables operation at 40Hz ~ 70Hz.
yAutomatic restart
1. The UPS will restart in normal mode automatically right after the AC line resumes
following a low battery shutdown.
2. The UPS returns automatically to normal mode from bypass mode after an overload
condition is cleared.
yAutomatically detects whether bypass voltage is out of rating voltage (default: voltage
±15% & frequency ±3Hz). If yes, the UPS will stop supplying power to the critical loads
to protect your electronic equipment.

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ySupports ECO mode: when input voltage and frequency are within the range of rating
voltage ±10% and rating frequency ±3Hz, the UPS will transfer to bypass mode; other-
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yBoth auxiliary power and control circuit adopt redundancy design, which doubly en-
hances UPS reliability.
yAdopts top cable entry.

yGenerator compatible.
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ySingle input and dual input functions.
ySupports external switch/ breaker status detection.
yWide AC input voltage range (full load: 96 Vac ~ 146 Vac; < 70% load: 72 Vac ~ 96 Vac)
reduces frequent transfer from normal mode to battery mode to save battery consump-
tion and prolong battery life.
yBattery start-up function even when there is no AC input.

yAC start-up function even when the UPS is not connected to the batteries.
WARNING:
Please note that when the UPS is not connected to the batteries, it will not
protect your equipment if the utility power is lost.
yConnects at maximum four external battery cabinets to extend backup time.

ySchedulable battery test and battery replacement alarm.
yBattery temperature monitoring and compensation.
yOptional battery management system (BMS) allows measurement of every battery’s
voltage.
ySmart battery charger design allows auto-charging or manual charging to shorten

charging time.
yProvides communication interfaces and a smart slot. Please refer to 4. Communication

Interfaces.
yBuilt-in RS-232 port and USB port located on the communication interfaces allow moni-
toring and management of the UPS. For relevant location and information, please refer
to Figure 4-3 and Page 4-13.
2-5
yBuilt-in SNMP card and MODBUS card located at the rear of the touch panel provide
network communication and MODBUS communication respectively. Besides, the SNMP
card allows remote monitoring, management and event log download of the UPS. For
relevant location and information, please refer to Figure 4-17 and Page 4-15.
yBuilt-in USB ports ( ) located at the rear of the touch panel allow upgrade of the
UPS, touch panel, power modules, system control card and parallel communication
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refer to Page 4-17 and Page 4-15.
yBuilt-in SRAM records at maximum 10000 event logs.
y10-inch graphic and color touch panel enables users to easily operate the UPS and un-
derstand the UPS status.
yFan speed auto adjustment prolongs fan life and reduces noise when the critical loads
decrease. Moreover, fan failure detection circuit is established.
yState-of-the-art microprocessor technology performs self-detection and monitors fan

speed in real time, which provides complete and detailed operating status of the UPS.
2.4 Exterior and Dimensions
(Figure 2-1: Exterior & Dimensions)

2 Introduction
2.5 Front View

On the front of the UPS, there are a 10” color touch panel, a tri-color LED indicator, a door
switch, six casters and four leveling feet. Please see Figure 2-2.
10” Color
Touch Panel Tri-color LED
Indicator
Door Switch
Casters Leveling Feet
(Figure 2-2: UPS Front View)
1. For information about the 10” color touch panel, please refer to 7. LCD Display &
Settings.
2. For information about the tri-color LED indicator, please refer to 2.7 Tri-color LED
Indicator & Buzzer.
3. The casters at the bottom of the UPS can be used to move over short distances, and
the leveling feet fix and stabilize the UPS on the ground. Please refer to 5.3 UPS
Transportation for relevant information.
4. Please refer to Figure 2-3 for how to open the UPS front door.
2-7
90°
Pull Up
(Figure 2-3: How to Open the UPS Front Door)
2.6 Internal View

WARNING:
Only authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can perform installation,
wiring, panel & cover removal, maintenance and operation. If you want to execute
any action mentioned above by yourself, the action must be under the supervision
of authorized Delta engineers or service personnel.
After you open the UPS’s front door, you will see the internal mechanisms including
communication interfaces, eight power module slots, an STS module and three breakers
(Input/ Bypass/ Output). Please refer to Figure 2-4.

2 Introduction
Internal View
(Front View with Door Open)
1 Communication Interfaces
4 Input Breaker
Bypass Breaker
Output Breaker
3 STS Module
DISPLAY BATT.
EXT. BATTEXT.SWITCH O/P DRY I/P DRY START
TEMP. STATUS CONTACT CONTACT
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PARALLEL
REPO BATT.
NC NO
START
BT3 BT4 S3 S4 P4 P5 P6 P3 P4 PARALLEL USB RS-232
2 Power Module Slots
(Figure 2-4: UPS Internal View (Front View with Door Open))
No. Description
The communication interfaces are located at two areas, (1) on the front of the
1 UPS with front door open and (2) at the rear of the touch panel. For relevant
information, please refer to 4. Communication Interfaces.
There are eight power module slots. Please follow on-site requirements to
2 install the correct number of power modules (optional). Please refer to 5.8
Power Module (Optional) for relevant information.
There is one STS module. For the STS module information, please refer to 5.7
3
STS Module.
2-9
No. Description
The UPS has three breakers, which are Input Breaker (Q1), Bypass Breaker
(Q2) and Output Breaker (Q4). Please refer to Figure 2-5 for the location of the
three breakers.
Internal View
Input Output
Breaker (Q1) Breaker (Q4)
DISPLAY BATT.
BT1 BT2 S1 S2 P1 P2 P3 P1 P2
PARALLEL
REPO BATT.
NC NO
START
Bypass
Breaker (Q2)
(Figure 2-5: Location of the Three Breakers)
Please remove the wiring terminal cover (there are a total of four screws (see Figure 2-6) to
see the wiring terminals shown in Figure 2-7 ~ Fiqure 2-9.
Internal View
(Figure 2-6: Screw Location)

2 Introduction
Bypass Input
AC Input
(Figure 2-7: Wiring Terminals_ AC Input & Bypass Input)
Battery Input
UPS Output
(Figure 2-8: Wiring Terminals_ UPS Output & Battery Input)
2-11
(Figure 2-9: Wiring Terminals_ Grounding)
2.7 Tri-color LED Indicator & Buzzer

Please see Figure 2-10 for the location of the tri-color LED indictor. For information about
the tri-color LED indicator, please refer to Table 2-1. For information about the 10” color
touch panel, please refer to 7. LCD Display & Settings.
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Bypass
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Summary
0% Indicator
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
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RESET
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DISPLAY
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EMS
Buzzer
(Figure 2-11: Buzzer Location)
Table 2-1 outlines the status of the tri-color LED indicator, UPS operation mode, and
buzzer.
Table 2-1: Tri-color LED Indicator, UPS Operation Mode & Buzzer
Tri-color LED
Status Meaning
Indicator
yIndicates the UPS’s current operation mode; for its
corresponding text shown in the upper right corner of
the LCD screen, please refer to the following table.
UPS Operation Text on the LCD Screen

Mode (upper-right corner)
Green ON Online Mode ‘On-Line’
ECO Mode ‘ECO’
Frequency
‘Frequency Conversion’
Conversion Mode
Green Mode ‘Green’
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Tri-color LED
Status Meaning
Indicator
yIndicates the UPS’s current operation mode; for its
corresponding text shown in the upper right corner of
the LCD screen, please refer to the following table.
UPS Operation Text on the LCD Screen

Mode (upper-right corner)
Bypass Mode ‘Bypass’
Battery Mode ‘Battery’
Standby Mode ‘Standby’
Softstart Mode ‘Softstart’
Yellow ON
Energy Recycle
‘Energy Recycle’
Mode
yIndicates a minor or medium warning, accompanied

with buzzer sound.
Warning Level Buzzer Frequency

Minor Sounds 50ms every 3 seconds.
Medium Sounds 50ms every second.
To clear the warning, please refer to 10. Troubleshooting.
yIndicates a major warning, accompanied with buzzer

sound.
Red ON Warning Level Buzzer Frequency

Major Long beep
To clear the warning, please refer to 10. Troubleshooting.

3 Operation Modes
3 Operation Modes
3.1 Single Input
3.2 Dual Input
3.3 Hot Standby Redundancy

(Only For Dual Input & At
Least Two UPSs)
3.4 Common Battery (Only for

Parallel UPSs connecting to
the Same External Battery
Cabinet(s))
3-1
The UPS runs in eight basic operation modes, which are On-Line mode, Battery mode, Bypass
mode, Manual Bypass mode, ECO mode, Frequency Conversion mode, Green mode and Energy
Recycle mode. Besides these eight operation modes, the UPS is also designed for common battery
application and hot standby redundancy. Please see the following sections for relevant information.
NOTE:
1. In this user manual, the meaning of Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 and Q5 represents the following.
Code Meaning
Q1 Input Breaker
Q2 Bypass Breaker
Q3 External Manual Bypass Breaker
Q4 Output Breaker
Q5 External Battery Cabinet’s Breaker
2. Up to four UPS units can be paralleled for redundancy and capacity expansion. Only
UPSs with the same capacity, voltage, frequency, version and serial No. can be
paralleled. For version and serial No. information, please refer to 7.11.7 Version & S/N.
Please only use the provided parallel cable to parallel the UPS units. Otherwise, parallel
functions will fail.
3.1 Single Input
3.1.1 On-Line Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit

In On-Line mode, the main AC source supplies AC power via the Input Breaker (Q1) to the
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to the inverter. In the meantime, the rectifier provides charging power to the batteries.
After receiving the DC power, the inverter converts it into clean and stable AC power to the
connected critical loads via the Output Breaker (Q4). Please refer to Figure 3-1. During On-
Line mode, the UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates green and the text 'On-Line' appears in the
upper right corner of the screen.

3 Operation Modes
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-1: On-Line Mode Diagram_ Single Input Single Unit)
3.1.2 Battery Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit

The UPS transfers to Battery mode automatically if the main AC source is abnormal, for
example, when unstable voltage or a power outage occurs. In Battery mode, the batteries
provide DC power and the UPS converts it into AC power and supplies it to the connected
critical loads via the Output Breaker (Q4). During the conversion process, output voltage
remains the same. Please see Figure 3-2 for Battery mode diagram. During Battery mode,
the UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates yellow and the text 'Battery' appears in the upper right
corner of the screen.
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-2: Battery Mode Diagram_ Single Input Single Unit)
3-3
3.1.3 Bypass Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit
When the inverter encounters abnormal situations such as over temperature, overload,
short circuit, abnormal output voltage or low battery, it will automatically shut itself down.
If the UPS detects the bypass AC source is normal, it will automatically switch to Bypass
mode to protect the connected critical loads from power interruption. Please refer to Figure
3-3. After the above-mentioned abnormalities are eliminated, the UPS will switch back to
On-Line mode from Bypass mode. During Bypass mode, the UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates
yellow and the text 'Bypass' appears in the upper right corner of the screen.
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-3: Bypass Mode Diagram_ Single Input Single Unit)
3.1.4 Manual Bypass Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit

WARNING:
1. In Manual Bypass mode, make sure that all of the breakers (except the
External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3)) are in the OFF position before working
on the UPS’s internal circuits. This avoids electric shock.
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inside the UPS and maintenance can be performed safely. However, to avoid
electric shock, please do not touch the following parts: AC Input terminal block,
Bypass Input terminal block, UPS Output terminal block, Battery Input terminal
block, grounding terminals (see Figure 2-7 ~ Figure 2-9 for the location of
these terminal blocks and terminals) and any copper bars connected to the
External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3), as they may carry high voltage.
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the connected critical loads are not protected.
4. If the UPS connects with the External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3), it is man-
datory to interlock the breaker (Q3) electronically with the UPS to prevent
accidental operation of the breaker (Q3). To interlock the breaker (Q3) with
the UPS, please use the UPS’s dry contacts (S4) mentioned in 4.1.4 External
Switch/ Breaker Status Dry Contacts to detect the ON/ OFF position of the
breaker (Q3) through the breaker’s auxiliary switch.

3 Operation Modes
When the UPS needs maintenance, you can manually switch the UPS to Manual Bypass
mode. To let the UPS run in Manual Bypass mode, please follow the procedures below:
1 &RQ¿UPWKDWWKHE\SDVV$&VRXUFHDQGWKH676PRGXOHDUHQRUPDO
2 Tap the LCD’s ON/ OFF Button ( ) and the 'POWER OFF?' screen will pop up to
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3 Turn ON the External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3).
4 Turn OFF the Bypass Breaker (Q2).
5 Turn OFF the Input Breaker (Q1) and Output Breaker (Q4).
6 Turn OFF each external battery cabinet’s breaker (Q5).
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personnel can perform maintenance safely. Please see Figure 3-4 for Manual Bypass
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Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-4: Manual Bypass Mode Diagram_ Single Input Single Unit)
3-5
3.1.5 ECO Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit
To activate ECO mode, please refer to 6.2.5 ECO Mode Start-up Procedures, 7.6 Main
Screen and 7.10.2 Mode Setting.
In ECO mode, when bypass AC source’s input voltage and frequency are within the
range of rating voltage ±10% and rating frequency ±3Hz, the UPS works in Bypass mode;
otherwise, the UPS runs in On-Line mode. For ECO mode diagram, please see Figure 3-5.
During ECO mode, the UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates green and the text 'ECO' appears in
the upper right corner of the screen.
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-5: ECO Mode Diagram_ Single Input Single Unit)
3.1.6 Frequency Conversion Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit
NOTE:
1. Frequency Conversion mode is only applicable to single UPS but not to parallel
UPSs.
2. When the UPS runs in Frequency Conversion mode, once the inverter becomes
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To activate Frequency Conversion mode, please refer to 6.2.6 Frequency Conversion

Mode Start-up Procedures, 7.6 Main Screen and 7.10.2 Mode Setting.
After the UPS is manually set in Frequency Conversion mode, the inverter will automatically
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the system will automatically disable the bypass function. Please note that, once the
inverter shuts down, there is no bypass output. For the diagram of Frequency Conversion
mode, please see Figure 3-6. During Frequency Conversion mode, the UPS’s tri-color LED
illuminates green and the text 'Frequency Conversion' appears in the upper right corner of
the screen.

3 Operation Modes
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-6: Frequency Conversion Mode Diagram_ Single Input Single Unit)
3.1.7 Green Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit
NOTE:
Green mode is only applicable to single UPS but not to parallel UPSs.
To activate Green mode, please refer to 6.2.7 Green Mode Start-up Procedures, 7.6 Main
Green mode is the same as On-Line mode, but the difference is that the system will
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the UPS. For the Green mode diagram, please see Figure 3-7. During Green mode, the
UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates green and the text 'Green' appears in the upper right corner
of the screen.
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-7: Green Mode Diagram_ Single Input Single Unit)
3-7
3.1.8 Energy Recycle Mode_ Single Input_ Single Unit
NOTE:
1. Energy Recycle mode is only applicable to single input and single unit application.
2. Do not let the UPS run in Energy Recycle mode when batteries are supplying
power to the loads.
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Energy Recycle mode is only applicable to UPS self-test only. Without connection to any
critical loads, the UPS can execute current test under full load condition. Before you activate
Energy Recycle mode, please make sure that the External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3),
Output Breaker (Q4) and each external battery cabinet’s battery breaker (Q5) are in the
OFF status.
To activate Energy Recycle mode, please refer to 6.2.8 Energy Recycle Mode Start-up
Procedures, 7.6 Main Screen and 7.10.2 Mode Setting.
For the diagram of Energy Recycle mode, please see Figure 3-8. During Energy Recycle
mode, the UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates yellow and the text 'Energy Recycle' appears in
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-8: Energy Recycle Mode Diagram_ Single Input Single Unit)

3 Operation Modes
3.1.9 On-Line Mode_ Single Input_ Parallel Units

In On-Line mode (parallel), the total loads will be equally shared by parallel UPSs. If one
of the parallel units fails and its load is less than the total capacity of the remaining parallel
units, the failing UPS's output will be switched off and its load will be equally shared by
the remaining parallel units. If the failing UPS's load is larger than the total capacity of the
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by bypass power. During On-Line mode (parallel), each UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates
green and each UPS’s LCD shows the text 'On-Line' in the upper right corner. Please refer
to Figure 3-9 for the path of electrical power through the parallel UPSs in On-Line mode.
1
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
LOAD
2
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-9: On-Line Mode Diagram_ Single Input Parallel Units)
3-9
3.1.10 Battery Mode_ Single Input_ Parallel Units
If the main AC source is abnormal, for example, when unstable voltage or a power outage
occurs, all parallel UPSs will automatically transfer from On-Line mode to Battery mode.
During the conversion process, output voltage remains the same, and during Battery mode
(parallel), each UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates yellow and each UPS’s LCD shows the
text 'Battery' in the upper right corner. Please refer to Figure 3-10 for the path of electrical
power through the parallel UPSs in Battery mode.
1
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
LOAD
2
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-10: Battery Mode Diagram_ Single Input Parallel Units)

3 Operation Modes
3.1.11 Bypass Mode_ Single Input_ Parallel Units

In Bypass mode (parallel), when all inverters encounter abnormal situations such as
overload, short circuit, abnormal output voltage or low battery, they will automatically shut
themselves down. Meanwhile, if all parallel UPSs detect the bypass AC source is normal,
they will automatically switch to Bypass mode to protect the connected critical loads from
power interruption. The critical loads will be equally shared by all parallel units. After the
abnormalities mentioned above are eliminated, the parallel UPSs will switch back to On-
Line mode from Bypass mode. During Bypass mode (parallel), each UPS’s tri-color LED
illuminates yellow and each UPS’s LCD shows the text 'Bypass' in the upper right corner.
Please refer to Figure 3-11 for the path of electrical power through the parallel UPSs in
Bypass mode.
1
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
LOAD
2
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-11: Bypass Mode Diagram_ Single Input Parallel Units)
3-11
3.1.12 Manual Bypass Mode_ Single Input_ Parallel Units
WARNING:
1. In Manual Bypass mode, make sure that all of the breakers (except each
on any of the parallel UPSs’ internal circuits. This avoids electric shock.
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no high voltage inside all parallel UPSs and maintenance can be performed
safely. However, to avoid electric shock, please do not touch the following
parts on each parallel UPS: AC Input terminal block, Bypass Input terminal
block, UPS Output terminal block, Battery Input terminal block, grounding
terminals (see Figure 2-7 ~ Figure 2-9 for the location of these terminal blocks
and terminals) and any copper bars connected to the External Manual Bypass
Breaker (Q3), as they may carry high voltage.
3. During Manual Bypass mode, each parallel UPS's input power is completely
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4. For parallel UPSs, if you want to turn off one of the parallel UPSs for
maintenance, please make sure the total connected critical loads will not
exceed the remaining parallel units’ total capacity.
In Manual Bypass mode (parallel), if one of the parallel UPSs needs maintenance, please
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After confirmation, please follow the procedures below to manually switch each of the
parallel UPSs to Manual Bypass mode.
1 Tap each LCD’s ON/ OFF Button ( ) and the 'POWER OFF?' screen will pop up to
2 Turn ON each UPS’s External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3).
3 Turn OFF each UPS’s Bypass Breaker (Q2).
4 Turn OFF each UPS’s Input Breaker (Q1) and Output Breaker (Q4).
In Manual Bypass mode, all power inside the parallel UPSs is completely cut off and
maintenance personnel can perform maintenance safely. Power of the connected critical
loads will be supplied by manual bypass. During Manual Bypass mode (parallel), all parallel
836V¶WULFRORU/('VDQG/&'VDUHRႇ3OHDVHVHH Figure 3-12 for the path of electrical
power through the parallel UPSs in Manual Bypass mode.

3 Operation Modes
1
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
LOAD
2
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-12: Manual Bypass Mode Diagram_ Single Input Parallel Units)
3-13
3.1.13 ECO Mode_ Single Input_ Parallel Units
In ECO mode (parallel), when each parallel UPS’s bypass input voltage and frequency
are within the range of rating voltage ±10% and rating frequency ±3Hz, each parallel UPS
works in Bypass mode; otherwise, each parallel UPS runs in On-Line mode. During ECO
mode (parallel), each UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates green and each UPS’s LCD shows the
text 'ECO' in the upper right corner. Please see Figure 3-13 for the path of electrical power
through the parallel UPSs in ECO mode.
1
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
LOAD
2
Q3
Static Switch
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-13: ECO Mode Diagram_ Single Input Parallel Units)

3 Operation Modes
3.2 Dual Input
3.2.1 On-Line Mode_ Dual Input_ Single Unit

In On-Line mode, the main AC source supplies AC power via the Input Breaker (Q1) to the
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to the inverter. In the meantime, the rectifier provides charging power to the batteries.
After receiving the DC power, the inverter converts it into clean and stable AC power to the
connected critical loads via the Output Breaker (Q4). Please see Figure 3-14 for On-Line
mode diagram. During On-Line mode, the UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates green and the
text 'On-Line' appears in the upper right corner of the screen.
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-14: On-Line Mode Diagram_ Dual Input Single Unit)
3.2.2 Battery Mode_ Dual Input_ Single Unit

The UPS transfers to Battery mode automatically if the main AC source is abnormal, for
example, when unstable voltage or a power outage occurs. In Battery mode, the batteries
provide DC power and the UPS converts it into AC power and supplies it to the connected
critical loads via the Output Breaker (Q4). During the conversion process, output voltage
remains the same. Please see Figure 3-15 for Battery mode diagram. During Battery mode,
the UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates yellow and the text 'Battery' appears in the upper right
3-15
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-15: Battery Mode Diagram_ Dual Input Single Unit)
3.2.3 Bypass Mode_ Dual Input_ Single Unit

When the inverter encounters abnormal situations such as over temperature, overload,
short circuit, abnormal output voltage or low battery, it will automatically shut itself down.
If the UPS detects the bypass AC source is normal, it will automatically switch to Bypass
mode to protect the connected critical loads from power interruption. Please refer to Figure
3-16. After the above-mentioned abnormalities are eliminated, the UPS will switch back to
On-Line mode from Bypass mode. During Bypass mode, the UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates
yellow and the text 'Bypass' appears in the upper right corner of the screen.
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-16: Bypass Mode Diagram_ Dual Input Single Unit)

3 Operation Modes
3.2.4 Manual Bypass Mode_ Dual Input_ Single Unit
WARNING:
1. In Manual Bypass mode, make sure that all of the breakers (except the
on the UPS’s internal circuits. This avoids electric shock.
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inside the UPS and maintenance can be performed safely. However, to avoid
electric shock, please do not touch the following parts: AC Input terminal block,
Bypass Input terminal block, UPS Output terminal block, Battery Input terminal
block, grounding terminals (see Figure 2-7 ~ Figure 2-9 for the location of
these terminal blocks and terminals) and any copper bars connected to the
External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3), as they may carry high voltage.
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the connected critical loads are not protected.
4. If the UPS connects with the External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3), it is man-
datory to interlock the breaker (Q3) electronically with the UPS to prevent
accidental operation of the breaker (Q3). To interlock the breaker (Q3) with
the UPS, please use the UPS’s dry contacts (S4) mentioned in 4.1.4 External
Switch/ Breaker Status Dry Contacts to detect the ON/ OFF position of the
breaker (Q3) through the breaker’s auxiliary switch.
When the UPS needs maintenance, you can manually switch the UPS to Manual Bypass
mode. To let the UPS run in Manual Bypass mode, please follow the procedures below:
1 &RQ¿UPWKDWWKHE\SDVV$&VRXUFHDQGWKH676PRGXOHDUHQRUPDO
2 Tap the LCD’s ON/ OFF Button ( ) and the 'POWER OFF?' screen will pop up to
3 Turn ON the External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3).
4 Turn OFF the Bypass Breaker (Q2).
5 Turn OFF the Input Breaker (Q1) and Output Breaker (Q4).
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personnel can perform maintenance safely. Please see Figure 3-17 for Manual Bypass
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3-17
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-17: Manual Bypass Mode Diagram_ Dual Input Single Unit)
3.2.5 ECO Mode_ Dual Input_ Single Unit

In ECO mode, when the bypass AC source’s input voltage and frequency are within the
range of rating voltage ±10% and rating frequency ±3Hz, the UPS works in Bypass mode;
otherwise, the UPS runs in On-Line mode. For ECO mode diagram, please see Figure 3-18.
During ECO mode, the UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates green and the text 'ECO' appears in
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-18: ECO Mode Diagram_ Dual Input Single Unit)

3 Operation Modes
3.2.6 Frequency Conversion Mode_ Dual Input_ Single Unit
NOTE:
UPSs.
2. When the UPS runs in Frequency Conversion mode, once the inverter becomes
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To activate Frequency Conversion mode, please refer to 6.2.6 Frequency Conversion

Mode Start-up Procedures, 7.6 Main Screen and 7.10.2 Mode Setting.
After the UPS is manually set in Frequency Conversion mode, the inverter will automatically
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the system will automatically disable the bypass function. Please note that, once the
inverter shuts down, there is no bypass output. For the diagram of Frequency Conversion
mode, please see Figure 3-19. During Frequency Conversion mode, the UPS’s tri-color
LED illuminates green and the text 'Frequency Conversion' appears in the upper right
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-19: Frequency Conversion Mode Diagram_ Dual Input Single Unit)
3-19
3.2.7 Green Mode_ Dual Input_ Single Unit
NOTE:
To activate Green mode, please refer to 6.2.7 Green Mode Start-up Procedures, 7.6 Main
Green mode is the same as On-Line mode, but the difference is that the system will
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the UPS. For the Green mode diagram, please see Figure 3-20. During Green mode, the
UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates green and the text 'Green' appears in the upper right corner
of the screen.
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-20: Green Mode Diagram_ Dual Input Single Unit)

3 Operation Modes
3.2.8 On-Line Mode_ Dual Input_ Parallel Units

In On-Line mode (parallel), the total loads will be equally shared by the parallel UPSs. If one
of the parallel units fails and its load is less than the total capacity of the remaining parallel
units, the failing UPS’s output will be switched off and its load will be equally shared by
the remaining parallel units. If the failing UPS’s load is larger than the total capacity of the
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by bypass power. During On-Line mode (parallel), each UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates
green and each UPS’s LCD shows the text 'On-Line' in the upper right corner. Please refer
to Figure 3-21 for the path of electrical power through the parallel UPSs in On-Line mode.
1
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
LOAD
2
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-21: On-Line Mode Diagram_ Dual Input Parallel Units)
3-21
3.2.9 Battery Mode_ Dual Input_ Parallel Units
If the main AC source is abnormal, for example, when unstable voltage or a power outage
occurs, all parallel UPSs will automatically transfer from On-Line mode to Battery mode.
During the conversion process, output voltage remains the same. During Battery mode
(parallel), each UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates yellow and each UPS’s LCD shows the
text 'Battery' in the upper right corner. Please refer to Figure 3-22 for the path of electrical
power through the parallel UPSs in Battery mode.
1
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
LOAD
2
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-22: Battery Mode Diagram_ Dual Input Parallel Units)

3 Operation Modes
3.2.10 Bypass Mode_ Dual Input_ Parallel Units

In Bypass mode (parallel), when all inverters encounter abnormal situations such as
overload, short circuit, abnormal output voltage or low battery, they will automatically shut
themselves down. Meanwhile, if all parallel UPSs detect the bypass AC source is normal,
they will automatically switch to Bypass mode to protect the connected critical loads from
power interruption. The critical loads will be equally shared by all parallel units. After the
abnormalities mentioned above are eliminated, the parallel UPSs will switch back to On-
Line mode from Bypass mode. During Bypass mode (parallel), each UPS’s tri-color LED
illuminates yellow and each UPS’s LCD shows the text 'Bypass' in the upper right corner.
Please see Figure 3-23 for the path of electrical power through the parallel UPSs in Bypass
mode.
1
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
LOAD
2
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-23: Bypass Mode Diagram_ Dual Input Parallel Units)
3-23
3.2.11 Manual Bypass Mode_ Dual Input_ Parallel Units
WARNING:
1. In Manual Bypass mode, make sure that all of the breakers (except each
UPS’s External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3)) are in the OFF position before
working on any of the parallel UPSs’ internal circuits. This avoids electric
shock.
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no high voltage inside all parallel UPSs and maintenance can be performed
safely. However, to avoid electric shock, please do not touch the following
parts on each parallel UPS: AC Input terminal block, Bypass Input terminal
block, UPS Output terminal block, Battery Input terminal block, grounding
terminals (see Figure 2-7 ~ Figure 2-9 for the location of these terminal blocks
and terminals) and any copper bars connected to the External Manual Bypass
Breaker (Q3), as they may carry high voltage.
3. During Manual Bypass mode, each parallel UPS’s input power is completely
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ance, please make sure the total connected critical loads will not exceed the
remaining parallel units’ total capacity.
In Manual Bypass mode (parallel), if one of the parallel UPSs needs maintenance, please
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After confirmation, please follow the procedures below to manually switch each of the
parallel UPSs to Manual Bypass mode.
1 Tap each LCD’s ON/ OFF Button ( ) and the 'POWER OFF?' screen will pop up to
2 Turn ON each UPS’s External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3).
3 Turn OFF each UPS’s Bypass Breaker (Q2).
4 Turn OFF each UPS’s Input Breaker (Q1) and Output Breaker (Q4).
In Manual Bypass mode, all power inside the parallel UPSs is completely cut off and
maintenance personnel can perform maintenance safely. Power of the connected critical
loads will be supplied by manual bypass. During Manual Bypass mode (parallel), all parallel
836V¶WULFRORU/('VDQG/&'VDUHRႇ3OHDVHVHH Figure 3-24 for the path of electrical
power through the parallel UPSs in Manual Bypass mode.

3 Operation Modes
1
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
LOAD
2
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-24: Manual Bypass Mode Diagram_ Dual Input Parallel Units)
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3.2.12 ECO Mode_ Dual Input_ Parallel Units
In ECO mode (parallel), when each parallel UPS’s bypass input voltage and frequency
are within the range of rating voltage ±10% and rating frequency ±3Hz, each parallel UPS
works in Bypass mode; otherwise, each parallel UPS runs in On-Line mode. During ECO
mode (parallel), each UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates green and each UPS’s LCD shows the
text 'ECO' in the upper right corner. Please see Figure 3-25 for the path of electrical power
through the parallel UPSs in ECO mode.
1
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
LOAD
2
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-25: ECO Mode Diagram_ Dual Input Parallel Units)

3 Operation Modes
3.3 Hot Standby Redundancy (Only For Dual Input & At

Least Two UPSs)
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have a hot standby redundancy function. If you use two UPSs and wish them to work in hot
standby redundancy mode, please connect the output of UPS1 to the bypass input of UPS 2.
Please see Figure 3-26.
For more information about the hot standby redundancy application, please contact service
personnel.
In normal condition, it is the UPS 2 inverter that supplies power to the critical loads. Both
UPS 1 & UPS 2 tri-color LEDs illuminate green.
When the UPS 2 inverter becomes abnormal, the UPS 2 will automatically transfer to
bypass mode and the UPS 1 inverter will supply power to the critical loads. Under such
circumstances, the UPS 1 tri-color LED illuminates green and the UPS 2 tri-color LED
illuminates yellow.
1
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
2
Q3
Static Switch
Bypass Input Q2
Terminals Rectifier Inverter
MAIN LOAD
Q1 Q4
Q5
Batteries
(Figure 3-26: Hot Standby Redundancy Diagram (only for Dual Input & at Least Two UPSs))
3-27
3.4 Common Battery (Only for Parallel UPSs connecting to
the Same External Battery Cabinet(s))
NOTE:
1. The 'common battery' information in this chapter is only applicable to the UPS
using lead-acid batteries. If you need information about lithium-ion batteries,
please refer to the user manual of the lithium-ion batteries.
2. Whether using the lead-acid batteries or the lithium-ion batteries, please contact
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To save on your costs and installation space, the parallel UPSs can share their connected
external battery cabinet(s). For common battery application, please install a protective
device between each parallel UPS and its connected external battery cabinet(s). For
relevant information about the protective device, please refer to 5.6 External Battery
Cabinet Connection Warnings. Please see Figure 3-27 for two parallel UPSs sharing one
external battery cabinet as an example.
If the parallel UPSs share the external battery cabinet(s), you should use the LCD to set up
relevant parameters such as 'Battery Type', 'Capacity', 'Battery Strings', 'Float Charge
Voltage', 'Equalized Charge Voltage'*1, 'Charge Current (Max)', etc. For more information,
please refer to 7.10.4 Battery & Charging Setting.
NOTE:
For common battery application, please use the LCD to set each UPS’s float
charge voltage (default: 190V) the same, each UPS’s equalized charge voltage*1
(if applicable, default: 196V) the same, and each UPS’s battery strings and charge
current (Max) even. For example:
When (1) two UPSs are paralleled and share one external battery cabinet, (2) the
lead-acid batteries are used, (3) the battery capacity is 200AH, (4) there are a total
of 4 battery strings, and (5) the charge current (Max) is 80A, please use the LCD to
set each UPS’s 'Battery Type' as 'VRLA', 'Capacity' as 200AH, 'Battery Strings'
as 2, and 'Charge Current (Max)' as 40A.

3 Operation Modes
1
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
LOAD
2
Q3
Static Switch
BYPA.
Batteries
Q2
Rectifier Inverter
MAIN
Q1 Q4
Q5
(Figure 3-27: Common Battery Diagram_ only for Parallel UPSs

Connecting to the Same External Battery Cabinet(s))
3-29
4 Communication
Interfaces
4.1 Communication Interfaces
on the Front of the UPS with
Front Door Open
4.2 Communication Interfaces at

the Rear of the Touch Panel
4-1
The communication interfaces are hot swappable and located at two different places. One is on
the front of the UPS with front door open and the other is at the rear of the touch panel. Please see
Figure 4-1.
Internal View with Front Door Open
4.2 Communication
Interfaces (at the Rear
of the Touch Panel)
DISPLAY BATT.
4.1 Communication
BT1 BT2 S1 S2 P1 P2 P3 P1 P2
PARALLEL
REPO BATT.
NC NO
START
Interfaces (on the Front

of the UPS with Front
Door Open)
(Figure 4-1: Communication Interfaces Location)
4.1 Communication Interfaces on the Front of the UPS with

Front Door Open
The following communication interfaces are located on the front of the UPS with front door
open. Please refer to Figure 4-2 and the table below.
2 3
DISPLAY BATT.
EXT. BATT EXT.SWITCH O/P DRY I/P DRY START
BT1 BT2 S1 S2 P1 P2 P3 P1 P2
PARALLEL
REPO BATT.
NC NO
START
1 4 5
(Figure 4-2: Communication Interfaces_ on the Front of the UPS with Front Door Open)

No. Item Q’ty Description

Includes a display port, REPO dry contacts,
external battery temperature dry contacts,
1 Dry Contact Card 1 PC
external switch/ breaker status dry contacts,
output dry contacts and input dry contacts.
Parallel Communication Each card includes two parallel ports and one
2 2 PCS
Card LED indicator.
You can install the optional Relay I/O card in

3 SMART Slot 1 PC
the slot for dry contact expansion.
4 System Control Card 1 PC Includes a USB port and an RS-232 port.
Each card includes a LED indicator and a

5 Auxiliary Power Card 2 PCS
battery start button.
Display External External Switch/ Backup Parallel SMART Auxiliary Auxiliary Battery
Port Battery Breaker Status Communication Slot Power Power Start
Temperature Dry Contacts Card’s LED Indicator Card Card’s LED Buttons
Dry Contacts Indicator
DISPLAY BATT.
BT1 BT2 S1 S2 P1 P2 P3 P1 P2
PARALLEL
REPO BATT.
NC NO
START
REPO Output Input Master Parallel USB RS-232 Auxiliary Auxiliary Power
Dry Dry Dry Parallel Ports Port Port Power Card Card’s LED
Contacts Contacts Contacts Communication Indicator
Card’s LED Indicator
(Figure 4-3: Functions of Communication Interfaces)
4.1.1 Display Port

Before shipment, the display port has been connected to the 10” touch panel with the
designated cable in Delta factory.
4-3
4.1.2 REPO Dry Contacts
The REPO dry contacts provide you with quick and convenient interfaces to shut down the
UPS safely when an emergency occurs. Connect the REPO dry contacts to a user-supplied
switch and you can remotely shut down the UPS. The REPO dry contacts provide normally
open (NO) and normally closed (NC) these two options for use.
REPO
NC NO
5V
Buffer
3
4
NO
5V
1
NC
2
Buffer
UPS
(Figure 4-4: REPO Dry Contacts Design)
NOTE:
If you want to enable the normally closed (NC) function, please take out the dry
contact card (see Figure 4-5) and remove its Jump CNR3 (see Figure 4-6) before
you turn on the UPS.
Screw × 2
DISPLAY BATT.
BT1 BT2 S1 S2 P1 P2 P3 P1 P2
PARALLEL
REPO BATT.
NC NO
START
Dry Contact Card

(Figure 4-5: Dry Contact Card Location)

Jump CNR3
Dry Contact Card
(Figure 4-6: Jump CNR3 Location)
4.1.3 External Battery Temperature Dry Contacts

You can use the external battery temperature dry contacts (BT1, BT2, BT3 and BT4) to
detect at maximum four external battery cabinets’ temperature. You need to purchase the
battery cabinet temperature sensor cable (optional).
EXT. BATT
TEMP.
BT1 BT2
BT3 BT4
(Figure 4-7: External Battery Temperature Dry Contacts Design)
4-5
4.1.4 External Switch/ Breaker Status Dry Contacts
There are four sets of external switch/ breaker status dry contacts (S1, S2, S3 and S4),
which can be used to respectively detect the status of input, bypass, output and manual
bypass switches or breakers. Please follow the table below to connect the dry contacts to
normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) devices.
Type Connection
Dry Contact_ S1 Normally closed (NC) device
Dry Contact_ S4 Normally open (NO) device
EXT.SWITCH
STATUS
S1 S2
S3 S4
5V
9
S1
11
Buffer 2mA. Max
5V
13
S2
15
Buffer 2mA. Max
5V
10
12
S3
Buffer 2mA. Max
5V
14
16
S4
Buffer 2mA. Max
UPS
(Figure 4-8: External Switch/ Breaker Status Dry Contacts Design)

No. Event Description
External input switch or breaker Detect the external input switch or breaker’s
1
detection. status (default: S1).
External bypass switch or Detect the external bypass switch or breaker’s

2
breaker detection. status (default: S2).
External output switch or Detect the external output switch or breaker’s

3
breaker detection. status (default: S3).
External manual bypass switch Detect the external manual bypass switch or
4
or breaker detection. breaker’s status (default: S4).
4.1.5 Output Dry Contacts

There are six sets of programmable output dry contacts (see Figure 4-9). Please use the
touch panel to set each dry contact as normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Each
dry contact can be assigned with a specific event. Six out of twenty-one events can be
assigned according to your applications. For the twenty-one events, please refer to the
table below. To learn how to set up, please contact your local dealer and refer to 7.10.6 Dry
Contact Setting.
NOTE:
Since the output dry contacts belong to the secondary circuit, the voltage of each
dry contact’s connected device should not exceed 60Vdc/ 42Vac to avoid electric
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O/P DRY
CONTACT
P1 P2 P3
P4 P5 P6
DRY F_NO
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1
COMM_F
DRY 6
2
DRY E_NO
+12VS
1
COMM_E
DRY 5
3
2
DRY D_NO
+12VS
10
P6 (Max. 0.5A/12V)
4
1
112
6
P5 (Max. 0.5A/12V) 8
2 COMM_D
P4 (Max. 0.5A/12V) 4 DRY 4
3
9 DRY C_NO
P3 (Max. 0.5A/12V) 11
+12VS
4
5
P2 (Max. 0.5A/12V) 7
1
P1 (Max. 0.5A/12V) 3 COMM_C
DRY 3
3
DRY B_NO
+12VS
4
COMM_B
DRY 2
3
DRY A_NO
+12VS
4
COMM_A
DRY 1
3
UPS
(Figure 4-9: Output Dry Contacts Design)


1 None No set-up.
2 Load On Inverter The UPS works in online mode.
3 Load On Bypass The UPS works in bypass mode.
When the main AC source fails, the batteries supply
4 Load On Battery
power to the critical loads.
When the UPS runs in battery mode, battery voltage
5 Battery Low
is lower than the setup limit (default: 154Vdc).
The bypass voltage, frequency or phase sequence is
6 Bypass Input Abnormal
abnormal.
During the battery test, the battery voltage is out of
7 Battery Test Fail
the setup limit.
The #n power module’s internal communication is
8 Internal Comm. Fail
abnormal.
External Parallel Comm. Fail
9 In parallel mode, parallel communication is abnormal.
(For parallel application only)
The UPS is overloaded or the UPS shuts down to let
10 Output Overload
the bypass supply power to the critical loads.
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11 EPO Activated
UPS.
The External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3) is turned
12 Load On Manual Bypass
on and the UPS transfers to manual bypass mode.
The external battery cabinet’s temperature is too
13 Battery Over Temperature
high.
14 Output Voltage Abnormal The output voltage is too high or too low.
15 Battery Need Replacement The battery replacement date is due.
16 Bypass Over Temperature The bypass static switch temperature is too high.
17 Bypass Static Switch Fault The bypass static switch has an open/ short issue.
18 UPS Over Temperature The UPS temperature is too high.

When the EPO button is pressed, the UPS will send
19 Battery Breaker Shunt Trip a signal to the connected external shunt trip device
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When a short circuit occurs in the bypass SCR, the
20 Backfeed Protection UPS will send a signal to the connected external
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When any UPS alarm occurs, the UPS will send an
21 General Alarm
I/O signal.
4-9
4.1.6 Input Dry Contacts
There are four sets of programmable input dry contacts (see Figure 4-10). The input dry
contacts allow the UPS to receive external signals from peripheral devices and let the UPS
response accordingly. Please use the touch panel to set each dry contact as normally open
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There are ten events can be assigned according to your applications. For information about
the ten events, please refer to the table below. To learn how to set up, please contact your
local dealer and refer to 7.10.6 Dry Contact Setting.
I/P DRY
CONTACT
P1 P2
P3 P4
5V
13
P1
Dry-1 15
Buffer 2mA. Max
5V
17
19
P2
Dry-2
Buffer 2mA. Max
5V
14
P3
Dry-3 16
Buffer 2mA. Max
5V
18
P4
Dry-4 20
Buffer 2mA. Max
UPS
(Figure 4-10: Input Dry Contacts Design)
1 None No set-up.
2 Generator Status Generator status detection.
3 Battery Ground Fail Battery leakage detection.


External Battery Breaker Status detection of the external battery cabinet's
4
Detection breaker or switch.
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6 &KDUJHU2ႇ 1HJDWLYH *1 7XUQRႇWKHFKDUJHU QHJDWLYH
In On-Line mode: the UPS will issue battery

abnormal warning.
7 Battery Abnormal Shutdown
In Battery mode: the UPS will turn to Bypass or
Standby mode immediately.
8 Input Transformer OTW Input transformer over temperature warning.
9 Output Transformer OTW Output transformer over temperature warning.
10 Battery Fuse Open The battery fuse is blown.
NOTE:
*1 If you use non-Delta lithium-ion batteries, you must set up &KDUJHU2ႇ 3RVLWLYH
and Charger Off (Negative) these two items. Please refer to 7.10.4 Battery &
Charging Setting and 7.10.6 Dry Contact Setting to perform relevant setup. If
you have any questions, please contact Delta customer service.
4.1.7 Parallel Communication Cards

The UPS has two parallel communication cards, which are master parallel communication
card and backup parallel communication card. Each card has one LED indicator and two
parallel ports. Please see Figure 4-11 and Figure 4-12 for relevant location.
If both cards work normally, the master parallel communication card’s LED indicator will
illuminate green and the backup parallel communication card’s LED indicator will illuminate
yellow.
If one card works normally and the other works abnormally, the normal card’s LED indicator
will illuminate green and the abnormal card’s LED indicator will illuminate red.
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Backup Parallel
Communication Card’s Backup Parallel
LED Indicator Communication Card
DISPLAY BATT.
BT1 BT2 S1 S2 P1 P2 P3 P1 P2
PARALLEL
REPO BATT.
NC NO
START
Master Parallel Master Parallel

Communication Card’s Communication Card
LED Indicator
(Figure 4-11: Location of Master and Backup Parallel Communication Cards

and Their LED Indicators)
4-11
4.1.8 Parallel Ports
The parallel ports (see Figure 4-12) are used to connect parallel UPSs to increase the
system capacity and redundancy. With the provided parallel cable, up to four UPS units
with the same capacity, voltage, frequency and version can be paralleled. For version
information, please refer to 7.11.7 Version & S/N. Please only use the provided parallel
cable to parallel the UPS units. Otherwise, parallel functions will fail. To enhance parallel
reliability, please adopt Daisy Chain method (see Figure 5-18 & Figure 5-20) to execute
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WARNING:
The provided parallel cable is placed in the accessory package. Using other types
of cables to connect the parallel UPSs may cause parallel failure, malfunctions and
accidents.
Parallel Ports
DISPLAY BATT.
BT1 BT2 S1 S2 P1 P2 P3 P1 P2
PARALLEL
REPO BATT.
NC NO
START
Parallel Ports
(Figure 4-12: Location of Parallel Ports)
4.1.9 SMART Slot

You can install the optional Relay I/O card (for dry contact expansion) into the SMART slot
shown in Figure 4-13. For relevant installation and application information, please contact
Delta customer service.
SMART Slot
DISPLAY BATT.
BT1 BT2 S1 S2 P1 P2 P3 P1 P2
PARALLEL
REPO BATT.
NC NO
START
(Figure 4-13: SMART Slot Location)

4.1.10 USB Port & RS-232 Port

You can use the provided RS-232 cable or the USB cable to connect the UPS’s RS-232 port
or USB port with a computer, and use either the USB port or the RS-232 port to (1) upgrade
the firmware of UPS, power modules, system control card and parallel communication
cards, and (2) download event logs. For the location of the USB port and RS-232 port,
please refer to Figure 4-14.
NOTE:
Do not use the RS-232 port and the USB port at the same time.
DISPLAY BATT.
BT1 BT2 S1 S2 P1 P2 P3 P1 P2
PARALLEL
REPO BATT.
NC NO
START
USB Port RS-232 Port
(Figure 4-14: Location of USB Port & RS-232 Port)
4.1.11 Auxiliary Power Cards

The UPS has two auxiliary power cards. Each card has one LED indicator. Please see
Figure 4-15 for their location.
If the auxiliary power card works normally, its LED indicator will illuminate green. If the
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WARNING:
The UPS has two hot-swappable auxiliary power cards. For replacement, you can
only replace one card at one time to avoid power interruption.
Auxiliary Auxiliary Power Card’s

Power Card LED Indicator
DISPLAY BATT.
BT1 BT2 S1 S2 P1 P2 P3 P1 P2
PARALLEL
REPO BATT.
NC NO
START
Auxiliary Auxiliary Power Card’s

Power Card LED Indicator
(Figure 4-15: Location of Auxiliary Power Cards and Their LED Indicators)
4-13
4.1.12 Battery Start Buttons
Please refer to Figure 4-16 for the location of battery start buttons. For the battery start
buttons’ relevant operation information, please refer to 6.2.2 Battery Mode Start-up
Procedures.
Battery Start Button
DISPLAY BATT.
BT1 BT2 S1 S2 P1 P2 P3 P1 P2
PARALLEL
REPO BATT.
NC NO
START
Battery Start Button
(Figure 4-16: Location of Battery Start Buttons)
4.2 Communication Interfaces at the Rear of the Touch Panel

The following communication interfaces are located at the rear of the touch panel. Please
refer to Figure 4-17 and the table below.

1 2 3
B A
A GND
GND B
RESET BMS
MODBUS
DISPLAY
/CONSOLE
EMS
4 5 6 7
(Figure 4-17: Communication Interfaces _ at the Rear of the Touch Panel)

No. Item Function
1 RESET Press the RESET button once to restart the LCD.
1. Provides MODBUS communication function.

2 MODBUS
2. Connects to a user-supplied monitoring system.
Connects to the Delta battery management system

(optional). The BMS port application is only applicable
3 BMS
to lead-acid batteries. Please refer to 7.10.4 Battery &
Charging Setting.
Before shipment, the DISPLAY port has been

4 DISPLAY connected to the display port show in Figure 4-3 with the
designated cable in Delta factory.
Connects to a user-supplied environmental monitoring

5 EMS/ CONSOLE
system or Delta EnviroProbe 1000 (optional).
There are two USB ports. Connects a user-supplied USB

6 ÀDVKGULYHWRDQ\RIWKH86%SRUWVWR XSJUDGHWKH
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1. Provides SNMP communication function.

7
(Network Port) 2. Connects to a user-supplied monitoring system.
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5 Installation and Wiring
5 Installation and
Wiring
5.1 Before Installation and
Wiring
5.2 Installation Environment
5.3 UPS Transportation
5.4 Fixing the UPS
5.5 Wiring
5.6 External Battery Cabinet

Connection Warnings
5.7 STS Module
5.8 Power Module (Optional)
5-1
5.1 Before Installation and Wiring
yPlease read this user manual thoroughly before installation, wiring and operation.
yOnly authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can perform installation, wiring,
panel & cover removal, maintenance and operation. If you want to execute any action
mentioned above by yourself, the action must be under the supervision of authorized
Delta engineers or service personnel.
yIf you use a forklift or other equipment to move the UPS, please make sure its load
EHDULQJLVVXႈFLHQW3OHDVHUHIHUWRTable 5-1.
yThe UPS must be connected with at least one external battery cabinet (user-supplied,
KDQGOHGDQGFRQ¿JXUHGE\'HOWDVHUYLFHSHUVRQQHO 3OHDVHUHIHUWR5.6 External Bat-
tery Cabinet Connection Warnings for relevant information.
yIn this user manual, the meaning of Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 and Q5 represents the following.
Code Meaning
Q1 Input Breaker
Q2 Bypass Breaker
Q4 Output Breaker
5.2 Installation Environment

yInstall the UPS indoors. Do not place it outdoors.
yMake sure that transportation routes (e.g. corridors, door gates, elevators, etc.) and
installation area can accommodate and bear the weight of the UPS, external battery
cabinet(s) and handling equipment. Please refer to Table 5-1IRUÀRRUZHLJKWORDGLQJ
information. Please note that the power module Q’ty is designed as N + 1 redundancy.
Table 5-1: UPS Floor Weight Loading Table
DPH Series UPS_ 15 ~ 105kVA

UPS 15kVA/ 30kVA/ 45kVA/ 60kVA/ 75kVA/ 90kVA/ 105VA/
Capacity 15kW 30kW 45kW 60kW 75kW 90kW 105kW
Power
Module 1+1 2+1 3+1 4+1 5+1 6+1 7+1
Q’ty

DPH Series UPS_ 15 ~ 105kVA

UPS 15kVA/ 30kVA/ 45kVA/ 60kVA/ 75kVA/ 90kVA/ 105VA/
711 lb 756 lb 802 lb 848 lb 893 lb 939 lb 985 lb
Weight
322 kg 343 kg 364 kg 385 kg 405 kg 426 kg 447 kg
130 138 146 154 163 171 179
Weight lb/ft2 lb/ft2 lb/ft2 lb/ft2 lb/ft2 lb/ft2 lb/ft2
Loading 632 673 713 754 795 835 876
kg/m2 kg/m2 kg/m2 kg/m2 kg/m2 kg/m2 kg/m2
yThe UPS adopts top cable entry. Please leave adequate space for wiring, maintenance,
and ventilation as follows:
1. 31.5" (80 cm) from the front of the UPS.

2. 11.8" (30 cm) from the back of the UPS.
3. 19.7" (50 cm) from the top of the UPS.
yThe UPS adopts the design of air inlet at the front and air outlet at the rear.
Air Outlet
Air Inlet
(Figure 5-1: UPS Air Inlet & Outlet Direction)
5-3
WARNING:
1. Do not use air conditioners or similar equipment to blow into the rear of the
UPS.
2. Do not hinder ventilation of the UPS.
yKeep the installation area clean and the wiring cables enclosed to prevent damage from
rodents. We recommend the use of wiring ducts.
yKeep the installation area’s temperature around 77°F ( 25°C) and humidity within 90%.
The highest operating altitude is 3300 ft (1000 m) above sea level.
yFor safety concerns, we suggest that you:

1. Equip surroundings of the installation area with CO2RUGU\SRZGHU¿UHH[WLQJXLVKHUV
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yDo not allow unauthorized personnel to enter the installation area and do assign speci-
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5.3 UPS Transportation

yAt the bottom of the UPS, there are casters to help you to move the UPS to a desig-
nated area. Before moving the UPS, please turn the four leveling feet counterclockwise
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carefully move the UPS from its pallet to ground. Please pay attention to the movement
of the casters to avoid accidents.
Caster Leveling Foot
(Figure 5-2: UPS Leveling Foot and Caster)

WARNING:
1. The UPS is fixed on the pallet with two balance supports and six M10
screws. When taking apart the two balance supports from the UPS, pay
attention to the movement of the casters to avoid accidents.
2. Please refer to the Unpacking Guide attached to the UPS external
wooden box for the location of the balance supports.
yThe casters are designed to move on level ground. Do not move the UPS on an uneven
surface. This might cause damage to the casters or tip the UPS which could damage
the unit.
yAfter the UPS has been removed from the pallet to the ground, we suggest that at least
three people move the UPS to the installation area. With their two hands, one person
holds a lateral side of the UPS, another person holds the other lateral side of the UPS,
and the other person pushes the UPS, either from the front side or from the backside,
to move the unit to the installation area. This is the best way to avoid tipping the UPS.
yIf you need to move the UPS over a long distance, please use appropriate equipment
(e.g. forklift). Do not use the UPS casters to move the unit over a long distance.
5.4 Fixing the UPS

NOTE:
When handling or moving the UPS, please use appropriate equipment (e.g. forklift).
Please follow the steps below:
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information, please refer to Table 5-1.
2 After the UPS is moved to the designated installation area, use a 17 mm socket
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with two balance supports. Please refer to Figure 5-3 ~ Figure 5-4. The six M10
screws and the two balance supports are those been taken apart from the UPS earlier
while moving the UPS from the pallet to the ground (see 5.3 UPS Transportation).
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personnel.
WARNING:
You must stabilize the UPS with the two provided balance supports.
Otherwise, the UPS might tip over.
5-5
(Front View)
1
M10 Screw
×3 2
Expansion Screw
& Nut × 3 Balance Ground
Support
(Figure 5-3: Balance Support Installation_ Front of the UPS)
(Rear View)
Balance
Support
1
M10 Screw
×3 2
Expansion Screw Ground
& Nut × 3
(Figure 5-4: Balance Support Installation_ Rear of the UPS)
NOTE:
Please contact Delta service personnel for the expansion screws and nuts.
The two balance supports and the six M10 screws are already provided with
the UPS.
4 Follow 5.5 Wiring to perform wiring procedures.
5 Follow 5.6 External Battery Cabinet Connection Warnings to connect the external
battery cabinet(s).
6 Follow 5.8 Power Module (Optional) to install the power modules.
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5.5 Wiring
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WARNING:
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2. Before wiring, please read 5.5 Wiring thoroughly.
3. Only authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can perform installation,
wiring, panel & cover removal, maintenance and operation. If you want to
execute any action mentioned above by yourself, the action must be under the
supervision of authorized Delta engineers or service personnel.
yBefore wiring or making any electrical connection, make sure that the power supplied to
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yThe UPS adopts top cable entry. Please leave adequate space on the top of the UPS to
allow cable entry.
yCheck that the size, diameter, phase, polarity are correct for each cable that needs con-
necting to the UPS and external battery cabinet(s). Please refer to Table 5-2 for the
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NOTE:
1. Table 5-2 is based on (a) default input/ output voltage: 120V, (b) battery Q’ty: 28
PCS, and (c) default charge current for the UPS: 10A.
2. For other conditions different from Table 5-2, please contact Delta service
personnel for relevant values.
5-7
DPH 15 ~ 105kVA
15kVA/ 30kVA/ 45kVA/ 60kVA/ 75kVA/ 90kVA/ 105kVA/
Capacity
15kW 30kW 45kW 60kW 75kW 90kW 105kW
Power Module Q’ty 1+1 2+1 3+1 4+1 5+1 6+1 7+1
Rated current
at input
volage 120V
46A 92A 138A 184A 230A 276A 320A
(in the status
of battery
charging)
Recommended 6 AWG 2 AWG 2/ 0 AWG 4/ 0 AWG 1/ 0 AWG 3/ 0 AWG 4/ 0 AWG
cable size
(13 mm2) (33 mm2) (67 mm2) (107 mm2) (53 mm2) (85 mm2) (107 mm2)
(L1/ L2/ L3/
Input N/ PE) × 1 PC × 1 PC × 1 PC × 1 PC × 2 PCS × 2 PCS × 2 PCS
Maximum
cable size (L1/ 4/ 0 AWG (107 mm2) × 2 PCS
L2/ L3/ N/ PE)
Cable lug width 1.3" (32 mm)
Screw size M10
RNB RNBS RNB RNB SQNBS SQNBS SQNBS
Terminal type*1
14-10 38-10 70-10 100-10 60-10 80-10 100-10
Rated current
at output 42A 84A 125A 167A 209A 250A 292A
voltage 120V
Recommended 6 AWG 2 AWG 2/ 0 AWG 4/ 0 AWG 1/ 0 AWG 3/ 0 AWG 3/ 0 AWG
cable size
(13 mm2) (33 mm2) (67 mm2) (107 mm2) (53 mm2) (85 mm2) (85 mm2)
(L1/ L2/ L3/ N/
PE) × 1 PC × 1 PC × 1 PC × 1 PC × 2 PCS × 2 PCS × 2 PCS
Output/
Bypass Maximum
cable size (L1/ 4/ 0 AWG (107 mm2) × 2 PCS
L2/ L3/ N/ PE)
Cable lug width 1.3" (32 mm)
Screw size M10
RNB RNBS RNB RNB SQNBS SQNBS SQNBS
Terminal type*1
14-10 38-10 70-10 100-10 60-10 80-10 80-10
Nominal
discharge
current 48A 95A 143A 190A 238A 285A 330A
(condition:
Battery per cell 2V)
Recommended 6 AWG 1/0 AWG 3/ 0 AWG 1/ 0 AWG 1/ 0 AWG 3/ 0 AWG 4/ 0 AWG

cable size (13 mm2) (53 mm2) (85 mm2) (53 mm2) (53 mm2) (85 mm2) (107 mm2)
(+/ -/ N/ PE) × 1 PC × 1 PC × 1 PC × 2 PCS × 2 PCS × 2 PCS × 2 PCS

DPH 15 ~ 105kVA
Capacity
Maximum
cable size (+/ -/ 4/ 0 AWG (107 mm2) × 2 PCS
N/ PE)
Battery Cable lug width 1.3" (32 mm)

Screw size M10
RNB RNBS RNB SQNBS SQNBS SQNBS SQNBS
Terminal type*1
14-10 60-10 80-10 60-10 60-10 80-10 100-10
Tightening Torque M10 = 217 ± 8.7 lbf-in (250 ± 10 kgf-cm)
Conduit Size 2" (50.8 mm)
Cable Q’ty 3 PCS per conduit
Input Breaker (Q1) 400A 400A 400A 400A 400A 400A 400A
Bypass Breaker (Q2) 400A 400A 400A 400A 400A 400A 400A
External Manual
63A 125A 175A 225A 300A 350A 400A
Bypass Breaker (Q3)
Output Breaker (Q4) 400A 400A 400A 400A 400A 400A 400A
External Battery
63A 125A 175A 250A 300A 350A 400A
Cabinet’s Breaker (Q5)
NOTE:
1. In accordance with National Electrical Codes (NEC), please install a suitable conduit and
bushing for cable protection.
2. Please refer to national and local electrical codes for acceptable non-fuse breakers and
cable sizes.
3. Use 194°F (90°C) copper wires.
4. *1 The suggested manufacturer is K.S. TERMINALS INC. You may use equivalent
terminals provided by other manufacturers.
yTo avoid UPS failure, the input of the UPS must be Y connection.
y,IWKHUHLVDÀRDWLQJYROWDJHEHWZHHQWKHLQSXWSRZHU¶VQHXWUDO 1 DQGWKHJURXQG ), and you re-
quire that the VNG of the UPS should be zero, we suggest that you install an isolation transformer in
front of the input side of the UPS, and connect the isolation transformer’s secondary neutral (N) and
the ground ( ) to the nearest place of the transformer.
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sequence. Please refer to 5.5.3 Single Unit Wiring and 5.5.4 Parallel Units Wiring for wiring
information.
5-9
yCheck the battery polarity when connecting the external battery cabinet(s) to the UPS. Do not
connect the battery polarity in reverse. For battery connection relevant information, please refer
to 5.6 External Battery Cabinet Connection Warnings.
yConnect the external battery cabinet’s grounding terminal ( ) to the UPS’s grounding
terminal ( ). Please refer to Figure 5-15 and Figure 5-19 for grounding information.
yThe UPS’s grounding terminal ( ) must be grounded. Please use ring-type terminals
when wiring. For the location of the UPS’s grounding terminals ( ), see Figure 5-14.
WARNING:
1. Wrong wiring will cause damage to the UPS and electric shock.
2. For single input, the UPS will not work normally if the main AC power’s
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neutral (N) terminal shown in Figure 5-6.
For dual input, the UPS will not work normally if the main AC power’s
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not connected to the UPS’s AC Input neutral (N) terminal and Bypass Input
neutral (N) terminal respectively. For the AC Input and Bypass Input’s neutral
(N) terminals, please refer to Figure 5-6.
3. If the UPS is not grounded, the power boards and components might be
damaged after the UPS is powered on.
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WARNING:
Only authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can modify single input/ dual
input setup.
The UPS default setting is single input. If you want to modify it into dual input, please follow
the procedures below.
1 Follow Figure 5-5WRUHPRYHWKHZLUHFRYHUDQG¿QGWKHFRSSHUEDUVEHWZHHQWKH$&

Input and Bypass Input terminals shown in Figure 5-6.
Internal View
(Figure 5-5: UPS front Panel & Screw Location)

Bypass Input
AC Input
(Figure 5-6: Wiring Terminals_ AC Input and Bypass Input)
2 Unscrew the six screws and remove the three copper bars. See Figure 5-7 and
Figure 5-8.
(Figure 5-7: remove the copper bars between the AC Input and Bypass Input Terminals)
5-11
(Figure 5-8: After removing the Copper Bars)
5.5.3 Single Unit Wiring
ySingle Input (Single Unit)

When there is only one AC power source, single unit wiring procedures are as follows.
1 The UPS adopts top wiring. Please leave adequate space on the top of the UPS to
allow cable entry.
2 Please remove the wire cover (see Figure 5-9) to see the wiring terminals shown
in Figure 5-10 ~ Figure 5-11.
Internal View
(Figure 5-9: Screw Location)

AC Input (Single Input Status)
(Figure 5-10: Wiring terminals_ AC input)
Grounding Battery
Terminals Input
UPS Output
(Figure 5-11: Wiring terminals_ UPS Output & Battery Input & Grounding)
5-13
3 For wiring, please remove all the round covers on the top, as shown in Figure 5-12.
(Figure 5-12: Location of the round Covers)
Table 5-3: Wiring Terminals & Wiring Information
No. Item Description Function

AC Input Include L1/ L2/ L3/ N
1 Connect to the main AC source.
Terminals terminals.
Single Input: there is no need to

Bypass Input Include L1/ L2/ L3/ N connect these terminals.
2
Terminals terminals. Dual Input: connect to the bypass
AC source.
UPS Output Include L1/ L2/ L3/ N

3 Connect to the critical loads.
Terminals terminals.
Battery Input Connect to the external battery
4 Include +/ -/ N terminals.
Terminals cabinet.
Includes one grounding
5 For the UPS’s protective earthing.
terminal.
Connect to the external battery
Includes two grounding
6 cabinet's and critical loads’
terminals.
grounding terminals ( ).
4 Make sure the Input Breaker (Q1), Bypass Breaker (Q2) and Output Breaker (Q4) are
in the OFF position. See Figure 2-4 for the breakers’ location.

5 Make sure that each external battery cabinet’s breaker (Q5) and External Manual
Bypass Breaker (Q3) are in the OFF position.
6 Follow Table 5-2 to select proper input, output, and battery cables.
7 Connect the main AC source/ output/ external battery cabinet’s cables to the UPS.
Please refer to Figure 5-13 ~ Figure 5-14. For battery connection, please refer to 5.6
External Battery Cabinet Connection Warning
AC Input
(Figure 5-13: Single Unit Single Input Wiring_ AC Input)
For the external battery cabinet's

and cirtical loads' grounding
Connect to
the external
battery cabinet
Connect to the
cirtical loads
For the UPS's protective earthing
5-15
(Figure 5-14: Single Unit Single Input Wiring_ UPS Output & Battery Input & Grounding)
8 Follow Figure 5-15 to ground the UPS, external battery cabinet(s) and connected
critical loads.
External External External External

Load Load Load UPS Battery Battery Battery Battery
Cabinet Cabinet Cabinet Cabinet
Load Grounding
Load Grounding
Load Grounding External Battery

Cabinet Grounding
Protective Earthing
Figure 5-15: Grounding Diagram_ Single Unit
yDual Input (Single Unit)

When there are two AC power sources, single unit wiring procedures are as follows.
1 Follow 6LQJOH,QSXW'XDO,QSXW0RGL¿FDWLRQ to modify the UPS from single

input into dual input.
2 Follow the procedures 1 ~ 6 stated in the section of Single Input (Single

Unit).
3 Connect the main AC source/ bypass source/ external battery cabinet/ output's
cables to the UPS. Please refer to Figure 5-16 ~ Figure 5-17.
NOTE:
The UPS will not work normally if the main AC power’s and bypass power’s
neutral (N) is not firmly connected or not connected to the UPS’s Input
neutral (N).

Bypass Input
AC Input
(Figure 5-16: Single Unit Dual Input Wiring_ AC Input & Bypass Input)
For the external battery cabinet's

and cirtical loads' grounding
Connect to
the external
battery cabinet
Connect to the
cirtical loads
For the UPS's protective earthing
(Figure 5-17: Single Unit Dual Input Wiring_ UPS Output & Battery Input & Grounding)
4 Follow Figure 5-15 to ground the UPS, external battery cabinet(s) and connected
critical loads.
5-17
5.5.4 Parallel Unit Wiring
WARNING:
1. Only authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can perform installation,
wiring, panel & cover removal, maintenance and operation. If you want to
execute any action mentioned above by yourself, the action must be under the
supervision of authorized Delta engineers or service personnel.
2. Up to four UPS units can be paralleled for redundancy and capacity expansion.
If you would like to parallel more than two UPSs, please contact service
personnel. Only the UPSs with the same capacity, voltage, frequency and
version can be paralleled. For version information, please refer to 7.11.7
Version & S/N. Please only use the provided parallel cable to parallel the UPS
units. Otherwise, parallel functions will fail.
3. When the UPSs are paralleled, the length of each unit’s bypass input cables
plus output cables must be the same. This ensures that the parallel UPSs can
equally share the critical loads in bypass mode.
4. The UPS’s rating voltage is 120/ 208Vac or 127/ 220Vac; the external battery
cabinet’s rating voltage is ±168Vdc.
5. Before wiring, please read 5.5 Wiring thoroughly and make sure relevant
conditions have been met.
ySingle Input (Parallel Units)

When there is only one AC power source, parallel units’ wiring procedures are as follows.
1 Please follow the procedures 1 ~ 7 stated in the section of Single Input (Single
Unit) to connect the cables of the main AC source, output and external battery
cabinet(s) to each parallel UPS. For parallel connection, please refer to Figure 5-18.
For battery connection, please refer to 5.6 External Battery Cabinet Connection
Warning.
AC Input UPS Output

Terminals Terminals Daisy
Chain
Method
Parallel Port
3Ø4W Parallel Port 3Ø4W
UPS 1
Parallel Cable
Parallel Cable
Main AC Source Loads
AC Input UPS Output

Terminals Terminals
Parallel Port
Parallel Port
UPS 4
(Figure 5-18: Parallel Units Single Input Wiring Diagram)

NOTE:
For single input, the UPS will not work normally if the main AC power’s
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neutral (N) terminal.
2 Use the provided parallel cable to connect the parallel ports on the parallel units.
Please refer to Figure 4-3 for the parallel port location.
3 Follow Figure 5-19 to ground the parallel UPS units, external battery cabinet(s)
and connected critical loads.
(At Maximum Four)
External External External External

Load Load UPS UPS Battery Battery Battery Battery
Cabinet Cabinet Cabinet Cabinet
Load Grounding
Load Grounding
UPS Grounding External Battery
Cabinet Grounding
Protective Earthing
(Figure 5-19: Grounding Diagram_ Parallel Units)
WARNING:
Before start-up of the parallel units, qualified service personnel must
set each UPS’s 'Parallel Group ID' and 'Parallel ID' through the LCD.
Otherwise, the parallel UPSs cannot be started. Please refer to 7.10.5
Parallel Setting.
yDual Input (Parallel Units)

When there are two AC power sources, parallel units wiring procedures are as follows.
1 Follow 6LQJOH,QSXW'XDO,QSXW0RGL¿FDWLRQ to modify the UPS from single

input to dual input.
2 Refer to the procedures 1 ~ 3 stated in the section of Dual Input (Single Unit)
to connect the cables of the main AC source, bypass source, output and external
battery cabinet(s) to each parallel UPS. For parallel connection, please refer to
Figure 5-20. For battery connection, please refer to 5.6 External Battery Cabinet
Connection Warning.
5-19
AC Input UPS Output
Terminals Terminals Daisy
Chain
Method
Bypass Input
3Ø4W Terminals Parallel Port 3Ø4W
Main AC Source Parallel Port Loads
Parallel Cable
Parallel Cable
UPS 1
AC Input UPS Output

Terminals Terminals
3Ø4W
Bypass Source Bypass Input
Terminals Parallel Port
Parallel Port
UPS 4
(Figure 5-20: Parallel Units Dual Input Wiring Diagram)
NOTE:
For dual input, the UPS will not work normally if the main AC power’s
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not connected to the UPS’s AC Input neutral (N) terminal and Bypass Input
neutral (N) terminal respectively.
3 Use the provided parallel cable to connect the parallel ports on the parallel units.
Please refer to Figure 4-3 for the parallel port location.
4 Follow Figure 5-19 to ground the parallel UPS units, external battery cabinet(s)
and connected critical loads.
WARNING:
Before start-up of the parallel units, qualified service personnel must
set each UPS’s 'Parallel Group ID' and 'Parallel ID' through the LCD.
Otherwise, the parallel UPSs cannot be started. Please refer to 7.10.5
Parallel Setting.
5.6 External Battery Cabinet Connection Warnings

NOTE:
The information stated in 5.6 External Battery Cabinet Connection Warnings is
only applicable to the lead-acid batteries. Please contact Delta service personnel for
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yYou should connect the UPS with at least one external battery cabinet to ensure that the
connected critical loads are protected when a power failure occurs. You can connect up
to four units of external battery cabinets to the UPS.

yTo ensure that the batteries are fully charged, please charge the batteries at least 12
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1 Connect the UPS to the main AC source and the external battery cabinet(s).
Please see 5. Installation and Wiring.
2 Follow 6. UPS Operation to turn on the UPS and the external battery cabinet(s).
After the UPS is turned on, the UPS will automatically charge the batteries.
WARNING:
You can connect the critical loads to the UPS only after the batteries are
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power to the critical loads connected when a power failure occurs.
yBattery Parameters
No. Item Description
Float charge voltage: ± 190Vdc (default)
1 Charge Voltage
Equalized charge voltage: ± 196Vdc (default)
Default: ± 10A (UPS)
2 Charge Current
Maximum: ± 6A (per power module)
Low Battery Shutdown
3 ± 140Vdc (default)
Voltage
4 The Number of Batteries 12V x 28 PCS
NOTE:
1. You can adjust the charge current. Each adjustment level is 1 A.
2. If you need to modify the default charge current setting and default low
battery shutdown setting, please contact your local dealer or service
personnel.
3. For battery selection, installation and replacement, please contact your local
dealer or customer service.
4. The number of batteries that you set up via the LCD must be the same as
that of the on-site installation; otherwise, the batteries will be over charged,
not fully charged or even seriously damaged.
yOnly use the same type of batteries from the same supplier. Never use old, new and dif-
ferent Ah batteries at the same time.
yThe number of batteries must meet UPS requirements.

yDo not connect the batteries in reverse.
5-21
yUse a voltage meter to measure whether the total voltage, after the external battery
cabinet connection, is around 12.5Vdc × the total number of batteries.
yThe number of batteries is 28 PCS of 12V batteries connected in string, and you should
connect the external battery cabinet’s neutral to the middle 14th and 15st batteries. You
should use battery cables to connect the external battery cabinet with the '+', '-' and ‘N’
terminals marked on the UPS. Please refer to Figure 5-21.
UPS’s Battery Input Terminals

(+) (N) (-)
Protective Device
External Battery
Cabinet (+) (N) (-)
+ - + - + - + - + - + -
1 2 14 15 22 28
(Figure 5-21: External Battery Cabinet Connection)
WARNING:
A battery leak can short-circuit the batteries and lead to serious accidents. For
safety's sake, you must insulate the batteries from their touched metal cabinets
by installing insulated devices (e.g. insulated trays or boxes) in between. For
relevant information about the insulated materials for such application, please
contact Delta customer service.
yPlease follow your UPS rating to install an appropriate protective device for each exter-
nal battery cabinet. There are two installation methods for selection.
(1) A 3-pole DC isolated switch connected in series with a DC fuse.
(2) A 3-pole DC circuit breaker.
For relevant values, please refer to Table 5-4; for relevant installation diagrams, please
refer to Figure 5-22 ~ Figure 5-23.

Table 5-4: External Battery Cabinet’s Protective Device (Battery Q’ty: 12Vdc
× 28 PCS)
Power Protective
UPS Rating Module Device’s Protective Device’s Voltage
Q’ty Current
15kVA/ 15kW 1+1 60A
30kVA/ 30kW 2+1 125A
45kVA/ 45kW 3+1 175A

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60kVA/ 60kW 4+1 250A 2. 3-pole DC circuit breaker (per
SROHYROWDJH9GF
75kVA/ 75kW 5+1 300A
90kVA/ 90kW 6+1 350A
105kVA/105kW 7+1 400A
NOTE:
1. Table 5-4 is for 12Vdc × 28PCS batteries.
2. The above-mentioned DC circuit breaker, DC isolated switch and DC fuse
are optional. If you want to buy any of them, please contact Delta service
personnel.
3. If you need to parallel multiple units of external battery cabinets, please
contact Delta service personnel for relevant information.
4. To extend backup time, you can parallel up to four units of external battery
cabinets to the UPS. Please note that (1) the number of batteries in each of
the parallel external battery cabinets and (2) the cable length of each string
of the batteries must be the same.
yPlease note that only authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can perform wir-
ing or you can perform wiring only under the supervision of authorized Delta engineers or
service personnel.
yFor the external battery cabinet’s grounding information, please refer to:
Figure 5-15: Grounding Diagram_ Single Unit
Figure 5-19: Grounding Diagram_ Parallel Units
yThe external battery cabinet’s protective device must be planned and designed by quali-
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nected in series with a DC fuse or a DC circuit breaker; please refer to Table 5-4. When
choosing the external battery cabinet’s protective device, please take the following fac-
tors into consideration: (1) overcurrent between the UPS and battery circuit, (2) short cir-
cuit, (3) wire/ cable materials, and (4) local electrical regulations. If you have any ques-
tions about the external battery cabinet’s protective device, please contact Delta service
personnel. For installation methods of the external battery cabinet’s protective device,
please refer to Figure 5-22 ~ Figure 5-23.
5-23
yThe protective device is optional, and its type must be fast-acting DC circuit breaker or/
and fast-acting DC fuse. When choosing the protective device, please follow the instruc-
tions below.
(1) The protective device’s rated current must comply with the current values shown in
Table 5-4.
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current of the fast-acting DC circuit breaker or/ and the melting current of the fast-
acting DC fuse) must be 3 ~ 6 times the values shown in Table 5-4. Besides, the
response time of the protective device must be less than 20ms.
(3) For the choice of the fast-acting DC fuse mentioned above, the A50QS series from
the supplier Ferraz Shawmut is suggested. Please contact Delta customer service
for relevant information.
(4) The maximum tripping current of the fast-acting DC circuit breaker or/ and the
maximum melting current of the fast-acting DC fuse mentioned above are 6 times
the values shown in Table 5-4. These maximum values are suggested for general
applications only. For actual maximum values, the maximum short-circuit capacity
of the on-site batteries must be taken into consideration. Please contact Delta
customer service for relevant information.
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can share their connected external battery cabinet(s). For relevant information, please
refer to 3.4 Common Battery (Only for Parallel UPSs Connecting to the Same Ex-
ternal Battery Cabinet(s)).
WARNING:
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external battery cabinet’s breaker (Q5) to isolate the battery power from the
UPS completely.
2. A battery can present a risk of electric shock and high short-circuit current.
Servicing of batteries and battery cabinets must be performed or supervised
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and the required precautions. Keep unauthorized personnel away from
batteries and battery cabinets.
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When any external battery cabinet connected to the UPS has the following problems,
the UPS system will sound an alarm. Please see the table below.
No. External Battery Cabinet Status Alarm

1 Battery Abnormal - Reversed Sounds 50ms every second.
2 Battery Ground Fault Sounds 50ms every second.
3 Battery Over Temperature Sounds 50ms every second.
4 Battery Under Temperature Sounds 50ms every second.
5-25
No. External Battery Cabinet Status Alarm
5 %DWWHU\%UHDNHU2ႇ Sounds 50ms every 3 seconds.
6 Battery Disconnected (Missing) Sounds once every second.
7 Battery Over Charged Long beep.
8 Battery Test Fail Sounds 50ms every second.
9 Battery End of Discharge Imminent Sounds 50ms every second.
10 Battery End of Discharge Long beep.
11 Battery Life Time Expired Sounds 50ms every 3 seconds.
5.7 STS Module

The hot swappable STS module has been installed inside the UPS in the Delta factory
before shipment. Please see Figure 5-24 for its location.
(Figure 5-24: STS Module Location)

For STS module illustration, please refer to Figure 5-25.
(Figure 5-25: STS Module)
5.7.1 STS Module Installation

The hot swappable STS module has been installed inside the UPS in the Delta factory
before shipment. If the STS module is removed for some reasons and you want to re-install
it, please follow the steps below:
NOTE:
1. Only qualified service personnel can perform the following STS module
installation procedures.
2. The STS module is heavy (> 55.1 lb (25 kg)). At least two people are required for
handling.
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2 Insert the STS module into the unoccupied STS module slot until it snaps into
place. At least two people are required for handling.
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(Figure 5-28: Fix the STS Module on the UPS)

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procedures.
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handling.
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2 Unscrew the four screws shown in Figure 5-31.
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3 Pull out the STS module from the slot (two people are required) (see Figure 5-32).
When the STS module cannot be pulled out any more, press the lock (see Figure 5-33)
on the left side of the STS module in order to continuously pull out the module from the
UPS cabinet.
(Figure 5-32: Remove the STS Module)
(Figure 5-33: Press the Lock of the STS Module)

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The STS module’s LED indicator shows its operation status. Please refer to the following
table.
LED Indicator Description

OFF The STS module is OFF.
The STS module is working in bypass mode,

ON (yellow)
ECO mode, or energy recycle mode.
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The STS module is abnormal.
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5.8 Power Module (Optional)

The power module is optional (not included in the package of the UPS). It is hot swappable
and each capacity is 15kVA/ 15kW. Please follow your UPS capacity to install the correct
number of power modules. Please note that the power module Q’ty is designed as N + 1
redundancy. Please refer to the table below.

UPS Capacity
Power Module Q’ty 1+1 2+1 3+1 4+1 5+1 6+1 7+1
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(Figure 5-35: Power Module (Optional))
Please see the table below for the power module’s packing list.
1 2 3 4
Table 5-5: Power Module Package List
No. Item Q'ty

1 Power Module 1 PC
2 Ear Bracket 2 PCS
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4 M4 Screw 8 PCS
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stated in 5.4 Fixing the UPS, continue with the following steps to install the power module
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installation procedures.
2. The power module is heavy (around 45.6 lb (20.7 kg)).
3. Please follow your UPS capacity to install the correct number of power
modules. Please refer to the table below.
UPS 15kVA/ 30kVA/ 45kVA/ 60kVA/ 75kVA/ 90kVA/ 105kVA/

Power
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2 Take out the two ear brackets, four M6 screws and eight M4 screws from the power
module’s package.
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sides of the power module. Please refer to Figure 5-37.
5-33
(Figure 5-37: Install the Two Ear Brackets)
4 Insert the power module into the unoccupied power module slot until it snaps into
place. Please install the power modules into the slots from top to bottom in sequence.
(Figure 5-38: Insert the Power Module into the UPS)

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WARNING:
1. Before removing any power module, make sure the remaining power module(s)
can support the connected critical loads.
2. Only qualified service personnel can perform the following power module
removal procedures.
3. The power module is heavy (around 45.6 lb (20.7 kg)).
1 Turn the power module’s switch to the lower position ( ). After that, the power
module will start discharging. After discharging, the power module’s LED indicator will
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2 Use a screwdriver to remove the four screws from the power module, as shown in
Figure 5-42.
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3 Pull out the power module from the slot (see Figure 5-43). When the power
module cannot be pulled out any more, press the lock (see Figure 5-44) on the left
side of the power module to continuously pull it out from the UPS cabinet.

(Figure 5-43: Remove the Power Module)
(Figure 5-44: Press the Lock of the Power Module)
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5.8.3 Power Module’s LED Indicator
The power module’s LED indicator shows its operation status. Please refer to the following
table.
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LED Indicator Description

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1. The power module is running in online mode

or in battery mode.
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NOTE:
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the power module will shut down its output and discharge the DC BUS voltage until
the voltage reaches to a safety level. After that, the power module’s LED indicator
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Parallel Units
NOTE:
1. All unit No., UPS status, date, time, warning No., event No., load (%), battery
remaining time, user login, administrator login, etc. shown in the LCD diagrams
presented in 6. UPS Operation are for reference only. Actual readings depend
on the operation of the UPS.
2. In this user manual, the meaning of Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 and Q5 represents the
following.
Code Meaning
Q1 Input Breaker
Q2 Bypass Breaker
Q4 Output Breaker
3. Before operation, ensure that installation and wiring have been completely done
according to 5. Installation and Wiring, and relevant instructions have been
followed.
4. Before operation, please refer to 2.8 Tri-color LED Indicator & Buzzer and 7.
LCD Display & Settings.
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ON/ OFF Button ( ) presented in this user manual.
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please go to SETUP
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For relevant information, please refer to 7.10.7 General Setting.
Single Unit
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1. Make sure that all the breakers, including every external battery cabinet’s breaker
(Q5), are turned to the OFF position.
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6 UPS Operation
3. Check if the wiring is correct. Ensure that the AC power’s voltage, frequency, phase
sequence and battery type meet the UPS’s requirements.
4. Check if all power modules are properly installed and every power module’s switch
is in the upper position ( ). Please refer to 5.8 Power Module (Optional) for more
information.
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If you perform turn-off procedures for single unit, all power will be completely cut off.
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1. You can parallel at maximum four UPS units.
2. For parallel units, ensure that each parallel cable (provided) is connected well.
3. Make sure that all the breakers, including every external battery cabinet’s breaker
(Q5), are turned to the OFF position.
4. Make sure that each parallel UPS’s voltage difference between the Neutral (N) and
Ground ( ) is < 3V.
5. Check if the wiring is correct. Ensure that the AC power’s voltage, frequency, phase
sequence and battery type meet the UPS’s requirements.
6. Check if all power modules are properly installed and every power module’s switch
is in the upper position ( ). Please refer to 5.8 Power Module (Optional) for more
information.
7. For parallel units, ensure that every operation procedure is synchronized to all
parallel UPSs.
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ones, please contact service personnel.
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parallel units’ total capacity exceeds the total critical loads. If the remaining parallel
units’ total capacity is less than the total critical loads, all parallel units will shut down
due to overload.
2. If you perform turn-off procedures for all parallel UPSs, all power will be completely
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6.2 Start-up Procedures
6.2.1 On-Line Mode Start-up Procedures

WARNING:
1. For parallel units, please follow 6.2.3 Bypass Mode Start-up Procedures
to turn on each parallel UPS. After confirming that parallel operation works
normally, follow the procedures below step by step.
2. For parallel units, ensure that every operation procedure mentioned below is
synchronized to all parallel UPSs.
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parallel ones, please contact service personnel.
1 Ensure that the External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3) is in the OFF position.
2 Switch ON every external battery cabinet’s breaker (Q5).
3 Switch ON the Bypass Breaker (Q2) and wait for the LCD initial screen (see Figure
6-1). After that, turn ON the Input Breaker (Q1) and Output Breaker (Q4).
(Figure 6-1: LCD Initial Screen)
4 After you switch ON the Input Breaker (Q1) and Bypass Breaker (Q2), each auxiliary
power card’s LED indicator will illuminate green and the following status will occur
simultaneously.
(1) The system and each power module will start initialization. After each power
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power module will start establishing DC BUS voltage and each power module’s
LED indicator will illuminate green.

6 UPS Operation
(2) Each parallel communication card’s LED indicator will illuminate red first and
then each card will start initialization. After initialization, the master parallel
communication card’s LED indicator will illuminate green and the backup
communication card’s LED indicator will illuminate yellow.
For the locations of the parallel communication cards, auxiliary power cards, power
modules and their LED indicators, please refer to Figure 6-2.
Backup Parallel
Communication Backup Parallel Auxiliary Auxiliary Power
Card’s LED Indicator Communication Card Power Card Card’s LED Indicator
DISPLAY BATT.
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NC NO
START
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Communication Communication Card Power Card Card’s LED Indicator
Card’s LED Indicator
(UPS Internal View with

Front Door Open)
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EXT. BATT EXT.SWITCH
TEMP. STATUS
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Power Module’s LED Indicator
(Figure 6-2: The Locations of the Parallel Communication Cards, Auxiliary Power Cards,
Power Modules and their LED Indicators)
6-5
5 After 20 seconds of LCD initialization, the LCD will enter the Main Screen. For the
Main Screen information, please refer to 7.6 Main Screen.
Now, each power module keeps running and its LED indicator remains green. After
each power module finishes establishing DC BUS voltage, the charger will start to
charge the batteries.
If the bypass AC source is within the normal range, the UPS will transfer to run in
Bypass mode, the LCD screen will show as Figure 6-3 and the tri-color LED indicator
will illuminate yellow. For the location of the tri-color LED indicator, please refer to
Figure 2-11.
User Login
10:15
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UPS-1.1 MEASUREMENT SETUP MAINTENANCE LOG IN EVENT LOG Bypass

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-3: Main Screen_ User Login & ON/ OFF Button Location)
6 Tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ) and the following screen will pop up to ask if you want
to power on the UPS’s inverter. Please select 'YES'.
10:15
May 25,2018
UPS-1.1 MEASUREMENT SETUP MAINTENANCE LOG IN EVENT LOG Standby

Power Flow User
POWER ON ?
Yes No
(Figure 6-4: Power on Reminder Screen)

6 UPS Operation
7 After selection of 'YES' to start up the UPS’s inverter, each power module will start
up and perform self-inspection. At the same time, the system begins synchronization
with the bypass AC source. After the self-inspection is completed, the UPS will
automatically transfer to run in On-Line mode, the tri-color LED indicator will illuminate
green and the following screen will appear. For the location of the tri-color LED
indicator , please refer to Figure 2-11.
10:15
May 25,2018
UPS-1.1 MEASUREMENT SETUP MAINTENANCE LOG IN EVENT LOG On-Line

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-5: On-Line Mode Screen)
6.2.2 Battery Mode Start-up Procedures

WARNING:
3 Switch ON the Output Breaker (Q4).
4 Press any of the BATT. START buttons (see Figure 7-2) for one second and release
it. After that, each auxiliary power card’s LED indicator will illuminate green and the
following status will occur simultaneously.
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5 The LCD initial screen (see Figure 6-6) will appear within 40 seconds after each
auxiliary power card’s LED indicator illuminates green.

6 After 20 seconds of LCD initialization, the LCD will enter the Main Screen shown in
Figure 6-7 and the tri-color LED indicator will illuminate yellow. For the location of the
tri-color LED indicator, please refer to Figure 2-11.
User Login
10:15
2 May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS

6 UPS Operation
to power on the UPS. Please select 'YES'.
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER ON ?
Yes No
8 After selection of 'YES' to start up the UPS’s inverter, each power module will
start up, each power module’s LED indicator will illuminate green and each power
module will perform self-inspection. After the self-inspection is completed, the UPS
will automatically transfer to run in Battery mode. At this moment, the tri-color LED
indicator illuminates yellow and the following screen appears. For the tri-color LED
indicator location, please refer to Figure 2-11.
10:15
2 May 25,2018
UPS-1.1 MEASUREMENT SETUP MAINTENANCE LOG IN WARNING Battery

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-9: Battery Mode Screen)
6-9
6.2.3 Bypass Mode Start-up Procedures
WARNING:
6-10). After that, turn ON the Input Breaker (Q1).
simultaneously.

6 UPS Operation
Figure 2-11.
User Login
10:15
2 May 25,2018
UPS-1.1 MEASUREMENT SETUP MAINTENANCE LOG IN WARNING Bypass

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
6 For parallel application, please check each parallel UPS’s parallel settings. Please
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No., input, output and battery settings must be the same.
7 For parallel application, tap the icon ( UPS-1.1 ) located in the upper left corner of the
screen and check if the parallel group ID No. and parallel ID No. of the parallel UPSs
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Please refer to Figure 6-12.
6-11
Parallel Group
ID No. 10:15
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UPS-1.1 Power Flow User
UPS-1.1 POWER FLOW

UPS-1.2
Parallel ID No. Local Read Only

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-12: Parallel Group ID No. & Parallel ID No. Inquiry Screen)
8 For single unit, turn ON the Output Breaker (Q4).

For parallel units, ensure that the output voltage difference between each parallel
UPS is below 3V. If larger than 3V, it is abnormal; please contact service personnel
immediately. If below 3V, turn ON each parallel UPS’s Output Breaker (Q4).
Now, the tri-color LED indicator illuminates yellow and the LCD shows the following
screen (see Figure 6-13). For the location of the tri-color LED indicator, please refer to
Figure 2-11.
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-13: Bypass Mode Screen)

6 UPS Operation
6.2.4 Manual Bypass Mode Start-up Procedures

WARNING:
3. Please note that you can turn on the External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3)
only when the UPS needs maintenance. In Manual Bypass mode, power
supply of the connected critical loads comes from the manual bypass and the
output is not protected. Please ensure that the bypass AC source is normal.
4. In Manual Bypass mode, power supply of the critical loads comes from the
manual bypass; thus, maintenance personnel can perform maintenance
without interrupting the power supplying to the critical loads.
5. Ensure that all of the breakers (except the External Manual Bypass Breaker
(Q3)) are in the OFF position, and use a voltmeter to check if there is any high
voltage inside the UPS. Only after you have confirmed that there is no high
voltage in the UPS can service personnel perform UPS maintenance.
6. During the UPS maintenance process, do not touch the following parts: AC
Input terminal block, Bypass Input terminal block, UPS Output terminal block,
Battery Input terminal block, grounding terminals (see Figure 5-11~Figure 5-13
for the location of these terminal blocks and terminals) and any copper bars
connected to the External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3), as they may carry
high voltage.
yFrom On-Line Mode to Manual Bypass Mode

1 In On-Line mode, the LCD’s main screen shows as follows and the tri-color LED
indicator illuminates green. For the tri-color LED indicator location, please refer to
Figure 2-11.
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-14: On-Line Mode Screen_ User Login & ON/ OFF Button Location)
6-13
2 Check if the bypass voltage and STS module are normal or not.
3 If normal, tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ) and the following screen will pop up to
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10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER OFF ?
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Yes No
(Figure 6-15: Power off Reminder Screen)
4 If normal, please select 'YES'. After that, the UPS will shut down the inverter and
transfer to run in Bypass mode.
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Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3).
6 Switch OFF the Input Breaker (Q1), Bypass Breaker (Q2) and Output Breaker (Q4).
After that, the screen shows as follows.
10:15
2 May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-16: On-Line Mode to Manual Bypass Mode Screen)

6 UPS Operation
7 When the UPS performs DC BUS discharging, each power module’s LED indicator
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9 Switch OFF every external battery cabinet’s breaker (Q5).
yFrom Manual Bypass Mode to Online Mode

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2. For parallel units, ensure that every operation procedure mentioned below
is synchronized to all parallel UPSs.
2 Switch ON the Bypass Breaker (Q2) and wait for the LCD initial screenn (see
Figure 6-17). After that, turn ON the Input Breaker (Q1) and Output Breaker (Q4).
3 After you switch ON the Input Breaker (Q1) and Bypass Breaker (Q2), each
auxiliary power card’s LED indicator will illuminate green and the following status
will occur simultaneously.
module finishes initialization, each power module’s fans will start running, each
6-15
Figure 2-11.
User Login
10:15
2 May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-18: Bypass Mode Screen_ User Login & ON/ OFF Button Location)
5 Switch OFF the External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3).

6 UPS Operation
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER ON ?
Yes No
automatically transfer to run in On-Line mode, the tri-color LED indicator will illuminate
green and the following screen will appear. For the tri-color LED indicator location,
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-20: On-Line Mode Screen)
6-17
6.2.5 ECO Mode Start-up Procedures
WARNING:
simultaneously.

6 UPS Operation
Figure 2-11.
User Login
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-22: Main Screen_ User Login)
6-19
6 Please log in as an Administrator. For the Administrator password, please contact
service personnel. After login, ensure that you are in the Administrator login status
(see Figure 6-23).
Administrator Login
10:15
May 25,2018

POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-23: Main Screen_ Administrator Login & ON/ OFF Button Location)
7 Go to SETUP ĺMode Setting ĺECO.
10:15
May 25,2018

Mode Setting Administrator
MODE SETTING
Select to change system mode
Energy Frequency
On-Line Green ECO
Recycle Conversion
(Figure 6-24: Select ECO Mode)
8 After manually selecting ECO mode via the LCD, tap the icon ( UPS-1.1 ) located in the
upper left corner of the screen to go back to the Main Screen.

6 UPS Operation
10:15
May 25,2018

POWER ON ?
Yes No
automatically transfer to run in On-Line mode. After the system confirms that the
bypass voltage is normal, the UPS will automatically switch to run in ECO mode to
let the bypass AC source supply power (see Figure 6-26). Now, the tri-color LED
indicator illuminates green and the following screen appears. For the tri-color LED
indicator location, please refer to Figure 2-11.
10:15
May 25,2018
UPS-1.1 MEASUREMENT SETUP MAINTENANCE LOG IN EVENT LOG ECO

POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-26: ECO Mode Screen)
6-21
6.2.6 Frequency Conversion Mode Start-up Procedures
WARNING:
UPSs.
2. When the UPS runs in Frequency Conversion mode, once the inverter
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simultaneously.

6 UPS Operation
Figure 2-11.
User Login
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS

(see Figure 6-29).
Administrator Login
10:15
May 25,2018

POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
6-23
7 Go to SETUP ĺMode Setting ĺFrequency Conversion.
WARNING:
Please note that, once you select 'Frequency Conversion' mode via the
LCD, the UPS will run in Standby mode and the output will be terminated.
10:15
May 25,2018

MODE SETTING
Energy Frequency
On-Line Green ECO
Recycle Conversion
(Figure 6-30: Select Frequency Conversion Mode)
8 Tap the icon ( ) located in the upper left corner of the screen to go back to the
UPS-1.1
Main Screen.
10:15
May 25,2018

POWER ON ?
Yes No
up and perform self-inspection. After the self-inspection is completed, the UPS will
automatically transfer to run in Frequency Conversion mode and the output frequency
will be the same as setup value. Now, the tri-color LED indicator illuminates green and
the following screen appears. For the tri-color LED indicator location, please refer to
Figure 2-11.

6 UPS Operation
11 Switch on the Output Breaker (Q4).

10:15
May 25,2018
UPS-1.1 MEASUREMENT SETUP MAINTENANCE LOG IN EVENT LOG Frequency

Power Flow Administrator Conversion
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-32: Frequency Conversion Mode Screen)
6.2.7 Green Mode Start-up Procedures

WARNING:
simultaneously.
6-25
Figure 2-11.
User Login
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS

6 UPS Operation

(see Figure 6-35).
Administrator Login
10:15
May 25,2018

POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
7 Go to SETUP ĺMode Setting ĺGreen.
10:15
May 25,2018

MODE SETTING
Energy Frequency
On-Line Green ECO
Recycle Conversion
(Figure 6-36: Select Green Mode)
8 After manually selecting Green mode via the LCD, tap the icon ( UPS-1.1 ) located in the
upper left corner of the screen to go back to the Main Screen.
6-27
to power on the UPS's inverter. Please select 'YES'.
10:15
May 25,2018

POWER ON ?
Yes No
automatically transfer to run in Green mode and the system will automatically detect
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Now, the tri-color LED indicator illuminates green and the following screen appears.
For the tri-color LED indicator location, please refer to Figure 2-11.
10:15
May 25,2018
UPS-1.1 MEASUREMENT SETUP MAINTENANCE LOG IN EVENT LOG Green

POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-38: Green Mode Screen)

6 UPS Operation
6.2.8 Energy Recycle Mode Start-up Procedures
WARNING: Energy Recycle mode is only applicable to single input and single
unit application.
1 Ensure that the External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3), Output Breaker (Q4) and every
external battery cabinet’s breaker (Q5) are in the OFF position.
simultaneously.
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6-29
Figure 2-11.
User Login
10:15
2 May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS

(see Figure 6-41).
Administrator Login
10:15
2 May 25,2018

POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
0%
0 mins
EMS

6 UPS Operation
6 Go to SETUP ĺMode Setting ĺEnergy Recycle.
10:15
2 May 25,2018

MODE SETTING
Energy Frequency
On-Line Green ECO
Recycle Conversion
(Figure 6-42: Select Energy Recycle Mode)
7 After manually selecting Energy Recycle mode via the LCD, tap the icon ( )
UPS-1.1
located in the upper left corner of the screen to go back to the Main Screen.
10:15
2 May 25,2018

POWER ON ?
Yes No
automatically transfer to run in Energy Recycle mode and perform self-aging test.
Now, the tri-color LED indicator illuminates yellow and the following screen appears.
6-31
10:15
2 May 25,2018
UPS-1.1 MEASUREMENT SETUP MAINTENANCE LOG IN WARNING Energy

Power Flow Administrator Recycle
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
0%
0 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-44: Energy Recycle Mode Screen)
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WARNING:
1 In On-Line mode, the LCD shows the following screen (Figure 6-45) and the tri-color
LED indicator illuminates green. For the tri-color LED indicator location, please refer to
Figure 2-11.
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-45: On-Line Mode Screen & ON/ OFF Button Location)

6 UPS Operation
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10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER OFF ?
Yes No
3 After selection of 'YES', the UPS will shut down the inverter, terminate each power
module’s output and let the bypass AC source supply power. If the bypass AC source
is abnormal, there is a risk of output interruption and the connected critical loads won’t
be protected. At this moment, each power module keeps charging the batteries, the tri-
color LED indicator illuminates yellow and the following screen (Figure 6-47) appears.
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
6-33
After that, the UPS will run in Standby mode.
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WARNING:
1 In Battery mode, the LCD shows the following screen (Figure 6-48) and the tri-color
LED indicator illuminates yellow. For the tri-color LED indicator location, please refer
to Figure 2-11.
10:15
2 May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-48: Battery Mode Screen & ON/ OFF Button Location)
WARNING:
Please note that, once you select 'YES DOOSRZHUZLOOEHFRPSOHWHO\FXWRႇ
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6 UPS Operation
10:15
2 May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER OFF ?
Yes No
module’s output and transfer to run in Standby mode. At this moment, the tri-color LED
indicator illuminates yellow and the following screen (Figure 6-50) appears. For the tri-
color LED indicator location, please refer to Figure 2-11.
10:15
2 May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-50: Standby Mode Screen)
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WARNING:
1 In Bypass mode, the LCD shows the following screen (Figure 6-51) and the tri-color
LED indicator illuminates yellow. For the tri-color LED indicator location, please refer
to Figure 2-11.
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
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6 UPS Operation
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WARNING:
In Manual Bypass mode, the LCD and the tri-color LED indicator are both OFF. To com-
pletely shut down the UPS, switch OFF the External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3).
NOTE:
1. Ensure that the LCD, all LED indicators and fans are OFF.
2. Check that all breakers and power are OFF.
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WARNING:
1 In ECO mode, the LCD shows the following screen (Figure 6-52) and the tri-color
Figure 2-11.
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-52: ECO Mode Screen & ON/ OFF Button Location)
6-37
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER OFF ?
Yes No
module’s output and let the bypass AC source supply power. If the bypass AC source
is abnormal, there is a risk of output interruption and the connected critical loads won’t
be protected. At this moment, each power module keeps charging the batteries, the tri-
color LED indicator illuminates yellow and the following screen appears (Figure 6-54).
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS

6 UPS Operation

(see Figure 6-55).
Administrator Login
10:15
May 25,2018

POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-55: Bypass Mode Screen_ Administrator Login)
5 Go to SETUP ĺMode Setting ĺOn-Line.
10:15
May 25,2018

MODE SETTING
Energy Frequency
On-Line Green ECO
Recycle Conversion
(Figure 6-56: Select Online Mode)
6-39
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WARNING:
UPSs.
2. When the UPS runs in Frequency Conversion mode, once the inverter
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1 In Frequency Conversion mode, the LCD shows the following screen (Figure 6-57)
and the tri-color LED indicator illuminates green. For the tri-color LED indicator
location, please refer to Figure 2-11.
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User Conversion
POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-57: Frequency Conversion Mode Screen & ON/ OFF Button Location)
WARNING:
Please note that, once you select 'YES DOOSRZHUZLOOEHFRPSOHWHO\FXWRႇ
Please make sure that the critical loads connected to the UPS have already
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6 UPS Operation
10:15
May 25,2018
UPS-1.1 MEASUREMENT SETUP MAINTENANCE LOG IN EVENT LOG Standy

Power Flow User
POWER OFF ?
Yes No
3 After selection of 'YES', the UPS will shut down the inverter and terminate each power
module’s output. As there is no bypass output in Frequency Conversion mode, all
output will be terminated right after the inverter is shut down. Now, each power module
keeps charging the batteries, the tri-color LED indicator illuminates yellow and the
following screen appears (Figure 6-59). For the tri-color LED indicator location, please
refer to Figure 2-11.
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-59: Standby Mode Screen)
6-41
4 Switch OFF the Output Breaker (Q4) and log in as an Administrator. For the Admini-
strator password, please contact service personnel. After login, ensure that you are in
the Administrator login status (see Figure 6-60).
Administrator Login
10:15
May 25,2018

POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-60: Standby Mode Screen_ Administrator Login)
5 Go to SETUP ĺ Mode Setting ĺ On-Line. If the bypass voltage is in the normal

range, the UPS will run in Bypass mode to let the bypass AC source supply power to
the output.
10:15
May 25,2018

MODE SETTING
.
Energy Frequency
On-Line Green ECO
Recycle Conversion
6 Switch OFF the Input Breaker (Q1) and Bypass Breaker (Q2).

6 UPS Operation
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1 In Green mode, the LCD shows the following screen (Figure 6-62) and the tri-color
Figure 2-11.
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-62: Green Mode Screen & ON/ OFF Button Location)
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER OFF ?
Yes No
6-43
3 After selection of 'YES', the UPS will shut down each power module’s output and let
the bypass AC source supply power. If the bypass AC source is abnormal, there is a
risk of output interruption and the connected critical loads won’t be protected. At this
moment, each power module keeps charging the batteries, the tri-color LED indicator
illuminates yellow and the following screen appears (Figure 6-64). For the tri-color
LED indicator location, please refer to Figure 2-11.
10:15
May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS

(see Figure 6-65).
Administrator Login
10:15
May 25,2018

POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS

6 UPS Operation
10:15
May 25,2018

MODE SETTING
Energy Frequency
On-Line Green ECO
Recycle Conversion
(Figure 6-66: Select On-Line Mode)
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WARNING: Energy Recycle mode is only applicable to single input and single
unit application.
6-45
1 In Energy Recycle mode, the LCD shows the following screen (Figure 6-67) and
the tri-color LED indicator illuminates yellow. For the tri-color LED indicator location,
10:15
2 May 25,2018

Power Flow User Recycle
POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
0%
0 mins
EMS
(Figure 6-67: Energy Recycle Mode Screen & ON/ OFF Button Location)
10:15
2 May 25,2018

Power Flow User Recycle
POWER OFF ?
Yes No

6 UPS Operation
3 After selection of 'YES', the UPS will stop self-aging test and transfer to run in Bypass
mode. At this moment, the tri-color LED indicator illuminates yellow and the following
screen appears (Figure 6-69). For the tri-color LED indicator location, please refer to
Figure 2-11.
10:15
2 May 25,2018

Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
0%
0 mins
EMS

(see Figure 6-70).
Administrator Login
10:15
2 May 25,2018

POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
0%
0 mins
EMS
6-47
10:15
May 25,2018

MODE SETTING
.
Energy Frequency
On-Line Green ECO
Recycle Conversion
6 Switch OFF the Input Breaker (Q1) and Bypass Breaker (Q2).
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7 LCD Display & Settings
7 LCD Display &

Settings
7.1 LCD Display Hierarchy
7.2 How to Turn on the LCD
7.3 ON/ OFF Button
7.4 Introduction of Touch Panel

and Function Keys
7.5 Password Entry
7.6 Main Screen
7.7 Main Menu
7.8 Power Flow & Summary &

System Status
7.9 Check System Readings
7.10 UPS Settings
7.11 System Maintenance
7-1
7.1 LCD Display Hierarchy
(Level 1) (Level 1) (Level 1) (Level 1) (Level 1) (Level 1)
UPS-1.1 MEASUREMENT SETUP MAINTENANCE LOG IN EVENT LOG
(Level 2) (Level 2) (Level 2) (Level 2) (Level 2)

Bypass Setting
Power Flow Main Input *1 Warning Log-in ID:
User
(Level 3)
(Level 3)
Phase Voltage (V) Bypass Frequency Range/
Warning
Bypass Voltage (Max)/
(Level 3)
(Level 2) Line Voltage (V)

Current (A) Bypass Voltage (Min)/
Summary ECO Voltage Range (±%) (Level 2) (Level 2)
Frequency (Hz)
Kilowatt-Hour (kWH) (Level 2) Historical Event Log-in ID:
Input
(Level 3)
Main Voltage (Level 2) *1 Historical Event
Bypass Voltage Bypass Input
(Level 3)
On-Line/ Green/ ECO/ Energy Recycle/ (Level 2)
Output
Frequency Conversion
Frequency Phase Voltage (V) Statistics
(Level 3)
(Level 3)
Voltage Line Voltage (V) (Level 2)
(Level 3)
Current Frequency (Hz) In Battery Mode
Load
Output Setting *1 Battery Mode Duration
Output Power (Level 2) In Bypass Mode
Voltage (V)/ Voltage Compensation (V)/
Battery Bypass Mode Duration
(Level 3)
Frequency (Hz)/ Slew Rate (Hz/s)/

Runtime Remaining Inverter Output Operation Time
PM Redundancy (V)/
Voltage Async Transfer Time (ms)/
Phase Voltage (V) (Level 2)
(Level 3)
Charge Current Module Sequential Start (s)/

Line Voltage (V)
(Discharge Current) System Sequential Start (s) Test
Current (A) *1
(Level 3)
Frequency (Hz) (Level 2)
(Level 2) Manual Battery Test
Battery & Charging Setting
System Status
(Level 2) *1 (Level 2)
Power Module Battery Type/ Battery Rating Voltage/
Summary *1 Battery Strings/ Battery Low Warning/ Clear *1
(Level 2) Battery Cut Off Voltage/ Capacity/
Phase Voltage (V) Float Charge Voltage/ (Level 3) Clear Statistics
EMS Clear Historical Event
Current (A) Equalized Charge Voltage/
(Level 3)
Clear Battery Test Result

DC BUS Voltage Charge Current (Max)/
(Level 3)
Temperature Clear Kilowatt Hour (kWh)

(Level 3)
PM A/D Auto Equalized Charge/

Humidity
PM D/D Auto Equalized Charge Interval/ (Level 2)
DI1 ~ DI4
Equalized Charge Time/
(Level 2) Battery Test Fail Voltage/ Advanced
Battery Test Duration/ Diagnosis *1
UPS Output
(Level 3)
Auto Battery Test Interval/

Low Temperature Alarm/ SYSTEM
Phase Voltage (V) STS Temp. (°C)
High Temperature Alarm/
Line Voltage (V) Battery Temp. (°C)
Installation Date/ Next Replacement Date
Current (A) Fan Speed (rpm)
(Level 3)
Frequency (Hz) (Level 2)

Load (%) POWER MODULE
Apparent Power (kVA)
Parallel Setting *1 INV Temp. (°C)
(Level 3)
Active Power (kW) PFC Temp. (°C)

Parallel Group ID/ Parallel ID/
Power Factor (Level 2)
Common Battery
(Level 2) (Level 2) Version & S/N
Battery Status Dry Contact Setting
*1 S/N
(Level 3)
(Level 3)
System
Status/ Voltage (V)/ INPUT DRY CONTACT: 1 ~ 4 Touch Panel
Current (A)/ OUTPUT DRY CONTACT: 1 ~ 6 Power Module #
Remaining Capacity (%)/ (Level 2)
Remaining Time (mins)/ MAIN
Estimated Recharging General Setting Parallel Communication Card #n_ MCU/ FPGA
Time (mins)/ Test Result/ System Control Card_ MCU/ FPGA
(Level 3)
Battery Temp. #1 (°C)/ Date/ Time Touch Panel _ MCU

Battery Temp. #2 (°C)/ Date Format/ Date/ Time INV
Battery Temp. #3 (°C)/ Screen Power Module #_MCU / FPGA
Battery Temp. #4 (°C)/
(Level 3)
Screen Brightness/ Screen Sleep (after) PFC

Charge Voltage of PM# (V) *1 / Power Module #_MCU / FPGA
Charge Current of PM# (A) *1 / User
Language/ Admin Password *1 /
(Level 2) MODBUS ID *1 / Baud Rate *1 /
On/ Off Button Access *1
EMS 1
Dust Filter *
Dust Filter Installation/
(Level 3)
Temperature Dust Filter Installation Date/

Humidity Dust Filter Replacement Date
DI1 ~ DI4
(Level 2)
IP Setting *1
(Level 3)
DHCP Client/ IP Address/ Subnet Mask/

Gateway IP/ DNS 1 IP/ DNS 2 IP/
Search Domain/ Host Name
(Level 2)
Control
(Level 3)
Buzzer/ Reset Module *1 / Reset System *1 /

Force Equalized Charge *1 /
Force Bypass to Inverter *1
(Level 2)
EMS Setting
SENSOR
Temperature/ Humidity
INPUT CONTACT: 1 ~ 4
NO/ NC/ Event Type
(Figure 7-1: LCD Display Hierarchy)

NOTE:
1. *1 means that the Administrator password is needed. For password information, please
refer to 7.5 Password Entry.
2. The information on the LCD screen presented in 7. LCD Display & Settings, including
the UPS operation mode, machine number, date, time, total number of alarms, load
(%), battery remaining time, user login or administrator login, are for reference only. The
actual screen of display depends on the operation situation.
3. To turn on the touch panel, please refer to 7.2 How to Turn on the LCD and 7.3 ON/
OFF Button.
4. (1) The setting of the 2Q2ႇ%XWWRQ$FFHVV is set as 'Any User' for all the ON/ OFF
Button ( ) presented in this user manual.
(2) If you want to change the access setting for the ON/ OFF Button ( ), please
go to SETUP
ĺ General Setting ĺ User ĺ On/ Off Button Access. For relevant
information, please refer to 7.10.7 General Setting.
7.2 How to Turn on the LCD

To turn on the LCD, please follow the steps below:
1 Perform one of the options (a.~d.) below; after that, the LCD will be on and the LCD
initial screen will appear.
a. Turn on the Input Breaker (Q1); or
b. Turn on the Bypass Breaker (Q2); or
c. Turn on the Input Breaker (Q1) and Bypass Breaker (Q2); or
d. Turn on the external battery cabinet’s breaker (Q5), open the front door of the
UPS, and press any of the battery start buttons (Figure 7-2) for 1 second and
release it.
(UPS Front View with Door Open)
Battery Start Button x 2
BATT.
START
DISPLAY BATT.
BT1 BT2 S1 S2 P1 P2 P3 P1 P2
PARALLEL
REPO
BATT.
NC NO BATT.
START
START
(Figure 7-2: The Position of Battery Start Buttons)
7-3
2 About 20 seconds after the LCD initial screen (see Figure 7-3) is on, the Main Screen
will appear (see Figure 7-4). After you see the Main Screen, you can operate the
LCD. Please note that the Main Screen appears in the User login status as shown in
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User Login
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Power Flow User
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS

7.3 ON/ OFF Button

NOTE:
1. The setting of the 2Q2ႇ%XWWRQ$FFHVV is set as 'Any User' for all the ON/
OFF Button ( ) presented in this user manual.
2. If you want to change the access setting for the ON/ OFF Button ( ), please
go to SETUP
ĺGeneral SettingĺUserĺOn/ 2ႇ Button Access. For relevant
information, please refer to 7.10.7 General Setting.
After the touch panel is turned on in accordance with the steps stated in 7.2 How to Turn
on the LCD, the Main Screen will appear in the User login status and the ON/ OFF Button
( ) shown in Figure 7-5 will appear.
User Login
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Power Flow User
POWER FLOW ON/ OFF

Button
Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
yPower On
When the ON/ OFF Button is gray ( ), it indicates that the UPS’s inverter is in the
OFF status. Tap the button once and a reminder window shown below will pop up to
DVNIRUFRQ¿UPDWLRQRI POWER ON'.
After selection of 'Yes', the ON/ OFF Button will turn green ( ), indicating that the
power-on process is completed.
7-5
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POWER ON ?
Yes No
(Figure 7-6: Power On Reminder Window)
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When the ON/ OFF Button is green ( ), it indicates that the UPS’s inverter is in the
ON status. Tap the button once and a reminder window shown below will pop up to ask
IRUFRQ¿UPDWLRQRI POWER OFF'.
After selection of 'Yes', the ON/ OFF Button will turn gray ( ), indicating that the
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POWER OFF ?
Yes No
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7.4 Introduction of Touch Panel and Function Keys

1 2 3 4 5 6
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UPS-1.1 MEASUREMENT SETUP MAINTENANCE LOG IN EVENT LOG On-Line 8
POWER FLOW 13

Bypass
9
Bypass Load
10 Summary
30 %
11
12 Mains 20
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
14 15 16 17 18 19
(Figure 7-8: Introduction of Touch Panel and Function Keys)
Button Text/ Symbol

Function Digital Display
No. Icon/ Text Description
(Yes or Display (Yes or
No) (Yes or No) No)
Back to the Main Screen. The (UPS-1.1)
below the icon ( ) indicates the
parallel group ID (the former number)
and the parallel ID (the latter number) of
the UPS; see Figure 6-12.
NOTE:
For the parallel UPSs (at
maximum four), if you tap the
1 master UPS’s icon ( ), you
UPS-1.1
can check the master UPS’s
every status and reading and
also all the other slave UPSs’
partial status and partial readings.
If you tap the salve UPS’s icon
( ), you can only check the
slave UPS’s every status and
reading.
Shortcut icon for the measurement
2 menu. For more information, please refer
MEASUREMENT
to 7.9 Check System Readings.
7-7
Button Text/ Symbol
No) (Yes or No) No)
Shortcut icon for the setup menu. For
3 more information, please refer to 7.10
SETUP
UPS Settings.
Shortcut icon for the maintenance
4 menu. For more information, please
MAINTENANCE
refer to 7.11 System Maintenance.
Indicates login by User. Tap the icon
to change the login permission. For
LOG IN more information, please refer to 7.5
User
Password Entry.
5
Indicates login by Administrator. Tap the
icon to change the login permission. For
LOG IN more information, please refer to 7.5
Administrator
Password Entry.
1. Event log shortcut icon ( EVENT LOG ).
Tap the icon to check all the event
logs.
EVENT LOG
2. When the warning icon ( ) is blue,
it indicates that there is no warning.
2
1. Warning event shortcut icon ( WARNING ).
2. Buzzer icon ( ).
3. When the warning icon ( ) is red,
it indicates that there is a warning. At
this time, the buzzer will sound and the
6
buzzer icon ( ) will appear and light
2
up. The numerical value at the upper
WARNING right of the red warning icon indicates
2
the total number of warning events.
WARNING By tapping the buzzer icon ( ), the
buzzer will be muted.
At this time, the buzzer disabled icon
( ) will appear. If there is any
warning event afterwards, the buzzer
will sound and the buzzer icon ( )
will appear and light up again.
09:30
7 Indicates the time and date.
May 10,2018

Button Text/ Symbol

No) (Yes or No) No)
On-Line
ECO
Frequency Conversion Indicates the UPS's current operation
Green
8 Energy Recycle status (the actual display depends on
Bypass
Battery the actual operation status).
Standby
Softstart
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Tap the icon to check the operation
mode and status of the UPS. For more
9
Power Flow
information, please refer to 7.8 Power
Flow, Summary, System Status &
EMS.
Shortcut icon for summary information.
Tap the icon to check the input, output,
and battery status of the UPS. For more
10
information, please refer to 7.8 Power
Summary
EMS.
Shortcut icon for system status. Tap the
icon to check the status of each power
module, parallel communication card,
11 system control card, and auxiliary power
System Status card. For more information, please refer
to 7.8 Power Flow, Summary, System
Status & EMS.
Shortcut icon for EMS information. On
the EMS screen, you can check the
integrated status of each optional EMS
1000 (EnviroProbe) device connected
to the UPS (Green: Normal; Yellow:
:DUQLQJ5HG$ODUP*UD\2ႇ WKH
12 integrated status is determined by the
EMS most severe status among the device’s
temperature (°C) status, humidity (%)
status, and the status of input contacts
DI1~DI4. Please refer to 7.8 Power
EMS.
7-9
Button Text/ Symbol
No) (Yes or No) No)
ON/ OFF Button. For more information,
13
please refer to 7.3 ON/ OFF Button.
1. Bypass input status (Green: Normal;

14 Bypass Red: Abnormal or OFF).
2. Bypass input screen shortcut icon.
1. Main input status (Green: Normal;
15 Mains Red: Abnormal or OFF).
2. Main input screen shortcut icon.
1. Battery status (Green: Normal;
Flashing Green & Gray: Battery
Mode; Flashing Red & Gray: Battery
90 %
16 5 mins
Not Connected).
2. Battery remaining capacity (%).
3. Battery remaining time (minutes).
4. Battery status screen shortcut icon.
Bypass static switch status (Green: ON;
17
Gray: Abnormal or OFF).
5HFWL¿HUVWDWXV *UHHQ1RUPDO*UD\
18
Waiting or OFF).
1. Inverter status (Green: Normal;
19 Gray: Waiting or OFF).
2. Inverter output screen shortcut icon.
Load
1. Output status (Green: Normal; Gray:
30 % No Output).
20
2. Load capacity (%).
3. UPS output screen shortcut icon.

Other icons on the touch panel are shown in the table below.
No. Icon Function
1 Goes to the top page.
2 Goes to the last page.
3 Moves up.
4 Moves down.
5 Goes to the previous page.
6 Goes to the next page.
7 Increases number.
8 Decreases number.
1. Indicates the page No.

9 1
2. Choose to go to a specific page No.
10 Deletes number(s) / word(s).
11 Capital
12 Space
7-11
NOTE:
1. After the back light is turned off, you can tap the LCD to return to the Main
Screen. For information about the Main Screen, please refer to 7.6 Main
Screen.
2. The sleep time for the back light can be adjusted. Please refer to 7.10.7
General Setting.
3. If you are logged in as an Administrator (the Administrator password is
required; please refer to 7.5 Password Entry), you will be logged out when
WKHEDFNOLJKWLVRႇ7DSWRZDNHXSWKH/&'VFUHHQDQGLWZLOOJREDFNWRWKH
Main Screen in the User login status. Even if you set up the backlight in 'Never
Sleep' mode, you will still be logged out after the screen is idle for 5 minutes.
4. The default language is English. To change the displayed language of the
screen, please go to ĺGeneral SettingĺUserĺLanguage. The default
SETUP
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7.5 Password Entry

1. Password entry is only required for login as an Administrator. User login does not
require a password.
2. Tap ĺHQWHUthe Administrator password (please contact service personnel for

LOG IN
User
WKHGHIDXOWSDVVZRUG ĺWKHLFRQ appears, indicating the Administrator login is

LOG IN
successful. Administrator
3. To change the Administrator password, please go to SETUP

ĺGeneral SettingĺUser
ĺ Administrator Password (4 digits).
NOTE:
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inspection items and setup items. Please refer to 7.1 LCD Display Hierarchy.
7.6 Main Screen

1. Please refer to 7.2 How to Turn on the LCD and 7.3 ON/ OFF Button to enter the Main
Screen.
2. The system shows different power flow screens depending on the status of the UPS.
Each power flow screen is a Main Screen. See the examples below.

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POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
The screen above indicates that the UPS is in StandbyPRGH7KHLQYHUWHULVRႇDQGWKH

bypass input is out of the range.
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POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
The screen above indicates that the UPS is in BypassPRGHDQGWKHLQYHUWHULVRႇ
7-13
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POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
The screen above indicates that the UPS is in On-Line mode, and power supply of the
loads comes from the inverter. Please refer to 7.10.2 Mode Setting and 6.2.1 Online Mode
Start-up Procedures.
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POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
The screen above indicates that the UPS is in Green mode, and power supply of the loads
comes from the inverter. Power modules will take turn to rest depending on the total load
situation. For Green mode settings, please refer to 7.10.2 Mode Setting and 6.2.7 Green
Mode Start-up Procedures.

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POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
The screen above indicates that the UPS is in ECO mode. The inverter is in the ready-to-
power-on status, and the power supply of the loads comes from the bypass. For ECO mode
settings, please refer to 7.10.2 Mode Setting and 6.2.5 ECO Mode Start-up Procedures.
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Power Flow Administrator Recycle
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
0%
Mains
System Status
0%
0 mins
EMS
The screen above indicates that the UPS is in Energy Recycle mode. The output power
will be recycled to the main input without being sent to the loads and the aging test could be
conducted. For Energy Recycle mode settings, please refer to 7.10.2 Mode Setting and
6.2.8 Energy Recycle Mode Start-up Procedures.
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Power Flow Administrator Conversion
POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
The screen above indicates that the UPS is in Frequency Conversion mode and the
bypass output is restricted. For Frequency Conversion mode settings, please refer to
7.10.2 Mode Setting and 6.2.6 Frequency Conversion Mode Start-up Procedures.
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POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
After the External Manual Bypass Breaker (Q3) is turned on, the UPS will be switched to
Manual Bypass mode and the screen above will appear. Before maintenance, the UPS
must be switched to this mode and it must be ensured that all input power, bypass power
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loads will not be protected. If there is any sudden malfunction in the bypass, the loads will
lose power. Please refer to 6.2.4 Manual Bypass Mode Start-up Procedures.

7.7 Main Menu

There are three main menu icons , and , and their positions are shown
MEASUREMENT SETUP MAINTENANCE
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POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
Main Menu Icon Description

Tap the icon to go to the Measurement Menu. In the menu, you can
check the UPS’s readings including the following:
1. Main Input
2. Bypass Input
3. Inverter Output
MEASUREMENT 4. Power Module Summary
5. UPS Output
6. Battery Status
7. EMS
For more information, please refer to 7.9 Check System Readings.
Tap the icon to go to the Setup Menu. In the menu, you can set up
the following:
1. Bypass Setting
2. Mode Setting
3. Output Setting
4. Battery & Charging Setting
5. Parallel Setting
SETUP
6. Dry Contact Setting
7. General Setting
8. IP Setting
9. Control
10. EMS Setting
For more information, please refer to 7.10 UPS Settings.
7-17
Main Menu Icon Description
Tap the icon to go to the Maintenance Menu. In the menu, you can
(1) check the warning events/ historical events/ statistics/ relevant
temperature readings/ firmware versions, (2) execute the manual
battery test, (3) clear the statistics/ historical events/ battery test
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In the Maintenance Menu, it includes the following items.
1. Warning
MAINTENANCE 2. Historical Event
3. Statistics
4. Test
5. Clear
6. Advanced Diagnosis
7. Version & S/N
For more information, please refer to 7.11 System Maintenance.
NOTE:
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inspection items and setup items. Please refer to 7.1 LCD Display Hierarchy.
7.8 Power Flow, Summary, System Status & EMS

There are four shortcut icons for you to check the Power Flow, Summary, System Status
and EMSUHVSHFWLYHO\3OHDVHVHHWKH¿JXUHEHORZ
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POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS

1. Tap the LFRQWRFKHFNWKH836¶VSRZHUÀRZGLDJUDP3OHDVHUHIHUWRWKH¿JXUH

Power Flow
below.
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POWER FLOW

Bypass
Bypass Load
Summary
30 %
Mains
System Status
90 %
5 mins
EMS
2. Tap the Summary

icon to check information related to input, output and battery. Please refer
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7-19
3. Tap the System Status
icon to check the status of the STS module, power modules, parallel
communication cards, system control card and auxiliary power cards. Please refer to
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3 5
2 3 4 5
1 STS Module Status 4 System Control Card Status

2 Power Module Status 5 Auxiliary Power Card Status
3 Parallel Communication Card Status
4. Tap the icon to check the integrated status of each optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe)
EMS
device connected to the UPS (Green: Normal; Yellow: Warning; Red: Alarm; Gray:
2ႇ WKHLQWHJUDWHGVWDWXVLVGHWHUPLQHGE\WKHPRVWVHYHUHVWDWXVDPRQJWKHGHYLFH¶V
temperature (°C) status, humidity (%) status, and the status of input contacts DI1~DI4.
For more EMS information, please refer to 7.9.7 EMS and 7.10.10 EMS Setting.
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EMS Administrator
EMS Normal Warning Alarm Off
ID Title Temperature Humidity DI1 DI2 DI3 DI4

Power Flow
0 EMS0 28.5 °C 52 % Security Leakage Fire Smoke
Summary
System Status
EMS

7.9 Check System Readings
7.9.1 Main Input

Path: MEASUREMENT
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After entering the MAIN INPUT screen (shown in the figure below), you can view the
readings of Phase Voltage, Line Voltage, Current, Frequency and Kilowatt-Hour.
For more information about Kilowatt-Hour, please refer to 7.9.1.1 Check Kilowatt-Hour.
7.9.1.1 Check Kilowatt-Hour
Path: ĺ0DLQ,QSXWĺN:+LFRQ ( )
MEASUREMENT
kWH icon
Tap the KWH icon ( ), and you can check the kWH statistics of the UPS main input in the
following window.
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Main Input Administrator
CO NS UM P T I O N Last Reset Date : 2018-07-06 6
MAIN INPUT
100 Present
0 kWH/d
Phase Voltage(V) 220.0 220.0 220.0 Frequency(Hz) 50.0
75
Peak
Line Voltage(V) 380.0 380.0 380.0 Kilowatt-Hour (kWH)0 kWH/d 0
50 5
Current(A) - - - Low
0 kWH/d
25
By Hour
Sum
0 0 kWH/d
2018-08-16 2018-08-16 2018-08-16 2018-08-16
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00
Search Tick
4
2018-08-23 13:18
Day Week Month Year Since Reset 3
2 1
No. Item Description
kWH Statistics
Sheet Tabs 7DSWKHWDEVRIGLႇHUHQWVKHHWVWRYLHZWKHN:+VWDWLVWLFV
1
(Day/ Week/ Month/ DQGFROXPQFKDUWRIGLႇHUHQWWLPHVFDOHV
Year/ Since Reset)
1. Shows the UPS’s main input kWH statistics, with time on

X-axis and kWH on Y-axis.
2 Column Chart 2. Tap one of the columns on the chart and the
corresponding piece of data will appear below the chart.
Please refer to Page 7-23~7-30 for relevant information.
Tap the icon ( ), and you can set the date and time for
Search Tick
3 the ‘Search Tick’ to view the corresponding column chart.
Setup Icon
Please refer to Page 7-30~7-31 for relevant information.
Search Tick in the lower right corner of the window shows

the date and time that has been set for you to view the
4 Search Tick
VSHFL¿FFROXPQFKDUW3OHDVHUHIHUWRPage 7-30~7-31 for
relevant information.
Shows today’s statistics: the present value/ the highest

Present/
value (so far)/ the lowest value (so far)/ the sum (so far).
5 Peak/ Low/
5HJDUGOHVVRIGLႇHUHQWN:+VWDWLVWLFVVKHHWVWKHVHIRXU
Sum (kWH/d)
items only indicate today’s statistics.
The last date when 'Clear Kilowatt Hour' was executed.

6 Last Reset Date
Please refer to 7.11.5 Clear for relevant information.

1. Descriptions of the kWH Statistics Sheet Tabs
A. Tap the kWH statistics sheet tab ( Day ), and you can view the daily kWH statistics
of the UPS main input by hourDVVKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ
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CO NS UM P T I O N Last Reset Date : 2018-07-06
MAIN INPUT
100 Present
0 kWH/d
75
Peak
50
0 kWH/d
25
By Hour
Sum
0 0 kWH/d
2018-08-16 2018-08-16 2018-08-16 2018-08-16
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00
Search Tick
2018-08-23 13:18
kWH Statistics Day Week Month Year Since Reset

Sheet Tab
yOn the X-axis

(1) Minimum unit: one hour (a piece of data); interval: 6 hours.
(2) Interval marks: 00:00/ 06:00/ 12:00/ 18:00 of the day.
(3) 24 pieces of data (00:00~23:00) are shown in the column chart of the day.
yTap the icon ( ) on either side of the column chart to view the statistics of
the previous/ next day.
yTap one of the columns on the chart, and the corresponding piece of data will
DSSHDUEHORZWKHFKDUWDVVKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ
10:15
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MAIN INPUT
100 Present
0 kWH/d
Tap One of 75
Peak
the Columns Line Voltage(V) 380.0 380.0 380.0 Kilowatt-Hour (kWH)0 kWH/d 0
50
0 kWH/d
25
By Hour
Sum
0 0 kWH/d
2018-08-16 2018-08-16 2018-08-16 2018-08-16
00:00 06:00 12:00 18:00
The Search Tick
Corresponding 2018-08-16 10:00 113 kWH 2018-08-23 13:18
Piece of Data
Day Week Month Year Since Reset
7-23
(1) Take the figure above as an example; if you tap the column '2018-08-16
10:00', the data bar that shows the corresponding piece of data will appear
below the chart and show the UPS’s main input kWH statistics '113kWH'
from 10:00~11:00 on that date.
Tap the icon ( ) on either side of the data bar, and you can view the
statistics of the previous/ next hour.
(2) At the moment of viewing, if it is still within the hour (the minimum unit), the
window shows the current statistics and will keep updating.
For example, if you view the kWH statistics at 10:30 (still within the minimum
unit of the hour 10:00~11:00), the statistics of the column shown on the chart
is from 10:00~10:30, and will keep updating.
B. Tap the kWH statistics sheet tab ( Week ), and you can view the weekly kWH
statistics of the UPS main input by hourDVVKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ
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MAIN INPUT
Present
30 0 kWH/d
Peak
Line Voltage(V)
20 380.0 380.0 380.0 Kilowatt-Hour (kWH)0 kWH/d 0
10 0 kWH/d
By Hour
Sum
0 0 kWH/d
2018-08-19 2018-08-23
2018-08-21 2018-08-25
00:00 00:00
00:00 00:00
Search Tick
kWH Statistics 2018-08-23 13:18
Sheet Tab
yOn the X-axis

(1) Minimum unit: one hour (a piece of data); interval: 24 × 2 hours.
(2) Interval marks: Sun. 00:00/ Tue. 00:00/ Thur. 00:00/ Sat. 00:00 of the week.
(3) 168 pieces of data (24 hours × 7 days) are shown in the column chart of the
week.
the previous/ next week.

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MAIN INPUT
Present
Tap One of 30
Phase Voltage(V) 220.0 220.0 220.0 Frequency(Hz)
0 kWH/d
50.0
the Columns
Peak
Line Voltage(V)
10 0 kWH/d
By Hour
Sum
0 0 kWH/d
2018-08-19 2018-08-23
2018-08-21 2018-08-25
00:00 00:00
The 00:00 00:00
Search Tick
Corresponding 2018-08-22 16:00 13 kWH 2018-08-23 13:18
Piece of Data
(1) Take the figure above as an example; if you tap the column '2018-08-22
16:00', the data bar that shows the corresponding piece of data will appear
below the chart and show the UPS’s main input kWH statistics '13kWH' from
16:00~17:00 on that date.
statistics of the previous/ next hour.
(2) At the moment of viewing, if it is still within the hour (the minimum unit), the
For example, if you view the kWH statistics at 16:30 (still within the minimum
unit of the hour 16:00~17:00 ), the statistics of the column shown on the
chart is from 16:00~16:30, and will keep updating.
C. Tap the kWH statistics sheet tab ( Month ), and you can view the monthly kWH
statistics of the UPS main input by dayDVVKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ
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MAIN INPUT
300
250 Present
0 kWH/d
200
Peak
Line Voltage(V)
100
0 kWH/d
50
By Day
Sum
0 0 kWH/d
2018-08-01 2018-08-21
2018-08-11
Search Tick
Sheet Tab
7-25
yOn the X-axis
(1) Minimum unit: one day (a piece of data); interval: 10 days.
(2) Interval marks: 1st/ 11st/ 21st/ (31st) day of the month.
(3) Pieces of data from the 1st day to the last day of the month (the total number
of the days depends on the calendar) are shown in the column chart.
the previous/ next month.
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MAIN INPUT
300
250 Present
Tap One of Phase Voltage(V) 220.0 220.0 220.0 Frequency(Hz)
0 kWH/d
50.0
the Columns 200
Peak
Line Voltage(V)
100
0 kWH/d
50
By Day
Sum
0 0 kWH/d
2018-08-01 2018-08-21
2018-08-11
The Search Tick
Corresponding 2018-08-16 294 kWH 2018-08-23 13:18
Piece of Data
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data bar that shows the corresponding piece of data will appear below the
chart and show the UPS’s main input kWH statistics '294kWH' of the day.
statistics of the previous/ next day.
(2) At the moment of viewing, if it is still within the day (the minimum unit), the
For example, if you view the kWH statistics on 2018-08-16 at 23:30 (still
within the minimum unit of the day 2018-08-16), the statistics of the column
shown on the chart is from 00:00~23:30, and will keep updating.
D. Tap the kWH statistics sheet tab ( Year ), and you can view the yearly kWH statistics
of the UPS main input by weekDVVKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ

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MAIN INPUT
700
Present
600 0 kWH/d
500
Peak
Line Voltage(V)
300
200 0 kWH/d
100 Sum
By Week 0 kWH/d
0
2018-07-29 2018-12-16
2018-10-07
Search Tick
Sheet Tab
yOn the X-axis

(1) Minimum unit: one week (a piece of data); interval: 10 weeks.
(2) Interval marks: (starting from Sunday) 1st week/ 11st week/ 21st week/ 31st
week/ 41st week/ 51st week of the year.
(3) Pieces of data from the 1st Sunday to the last Sunday of the year (the total
number of the weeks depends on the calendar) are shown in the column
chart.
the previous/ next year.
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MAIN INPUT
700
Present
Tap One of 600
Phase Voltage(V) 220.0 220.0 220.0 Frequency(Hz)
0 kWH/d
50.0
the Columns 500
Peak
Line Voltage(V)
300
200 0 kWH/d
100 Sum
By Week 0 kWH/d
0
2018-07-29 2018-12-16
The 2018-10-07
Search Tick
Corresponding 2018-08-12 710 kWH 2018-08-23 13:18
Piece of Data
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chart and show the UPS’s main input kWH statistics '710kWH' of the week.
statistics of the previous/ next week.
(2) At the moment of viewing, if it is still within the week (the minimum unit), the
within the minimum unit of the week 2018-08-19 Sun.~2018-08-25 Sat.), the
statistics of the column shown on the chart is from 2018-08-19 Sun. 00:00 ~
2018-08-23 Thur. 06:00, and will keep updating.
E. Tap the kWH statistics sheet tab ( Since Reset ), and you can view the kWH statistics
of the UPS main input power since Last Reset Date (the last date when 'Clear
Kilowatt Hour' was executed) by monthDVVKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ
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MAIN INPUT
5000
Present
0 kWH/d
Phase Voltage(V)
4000 220.0 220.0 220.0 Frequency(Hz) 50.0
Peak
3000
2000
0 kWH/d
1000
By Month Sum 0 kWH/d
0
2008-Apr 2012-Jan 2016-Jan
2010-Jan 2014-Jan 2018-Jan
Search Tick
Sheet Tab
yOn the X-axis

(1) Minimum unit: one month (a piece of data); interval: 2 years.
(2) Interval marks: Last Reset Date/ January of every two years (and so on).
(3) Pieces of data lasting for 10 years since Last Reset Date are shown in
the column chart. The system can save and show the statistics for up to 20
years.
the previous/ next 10 years.

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MAIN INPUT
5000
Present
0 kWH/d
Phase Voltage(V)
4000 220.0 220.0 220.0 Frequency(Hz) 50.0
Tap One of 3000

Line Voltage(V) 380.0 380.0 380.0
Peak
Kilowatt-Hour (kWH)0 kWH/d 0
the Columns
2000
0 kWH/d
1000
By Month Sum 0 kWH/d
0
2008-Apr 2012-Jan 2016-Jan
The 2010-Jan 2014-Jan 2018-Jan
Search Tick
Corresponding 2015-May 1057 kWH 2018-08-23 13:18
Piece of Data
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chart and show the UPS’s main input kWH statistics '1057kWH' of the month.
statistics of the previous/ next month.
(2) At the moment of viewing, if it is still within the month (the minimum unit), the
within the minimum unit of the month 2018-05-01~2018-05-31), the statistics
of the column shown on the chart is from 2018-05-01 00:00~2018-05-23
06:00, and will keep updating.
2. Descriptions of Search Tick Setup Icon
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tap the Search Tick Setup Icon ( DVVKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ
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MAIN INPUT
1000
Present
Date 2018-03-26 0 kWH/d
Phase Voltage(V)
800 220.0 220.0 220.0 Frequency(Hz) 50.0
Peak
Line Voltage(V)
600 380.0
Time 380.0 380.0 Kilowatt-Hour (kWH)0 kWH/d 0
10:00~10:59
400
0 kWH/d
200
OK CancelBy Month Sum 0 kWH/d
0
2018-Jul
Search Tick
2018-08-23 13:18
Search Tick
Day Week Month Year Since Reset Search Tick
Setup Icon
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Tap 'OK' to complete the setup for Search Tick, and you will see the date and time in
the lower right corner of the window. After that, select and tap one of the kWH Statistics
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Since Reset).
Take the above figure for example, the Search Tick has been set up as '2018-8-23
13:18'.
If you select ( Day ), you can view the column chart of the day (2018-8-23).
If you select ( Week ), you can view the column chart of the week (2018-08-19 Sun. ~
2018-08-25 Sat.).
If you select ( Month ), you can view the column chart of the month (2018-08-01 ~
2018-08-31).
If you select ( Year ), you can view the column chart of the year (2018-01-01~2018-12-
31).
If you select ( Since Reset ), you can view the column chart of the 10 years since Last
Reset Date.
3. If you want to download the UPS’s main input kWH statistics, please follow the steps
below.
1 Insert a USB flash drive to any of the USB ports shown in Figure 4-17 and the
download icon ( ) will show up in the lower right corner of the window.
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MAIN INPUT
1.00
Present
0.80 0 kWH/d
0.60 Peak
0.40
0 kWH/d
0.20
By Hour
Sum
0.00 0 kWH/d
2018-08-23 2018-08-25
00:00 00:00
Search Tick
2018-08-23 13:18
Day Week Month Year Since Reset Download

Icon
2 Tap one of the kWH Statistics Sheet Tabs to download the corresponding column
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Reset).

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MAIN INPUT
1.00
Present
0.80 0 kWH/d
0.60 Peak
0.40
0 kWH/d
0.20
By Hour
Sum
0.00 0 kWH/d
2018-08-23 2018-08-25
00:00 00:00
Search Tick
2018-08-23 13:18
kWH Statistics Day Week Month Year Since Reset

Sheet Tabs
3 Tap the download icon ( ) to start downloading, and the following screen will
appear.
Loading data...
Please wait...
4 After the download has been completed, you will see the following screen.
Download complete!
Yes
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7.9.2 Bypass Input
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readings of Phase Voltage, Line Voltage and Frequency.
7.9.3 Inverter Output

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MEASUREMENT
After entering the INVERTER OUTPUT VFUHHQ VKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ \RXFDQYLHZ

each power module’s Phase Voltage, Line Voltage, Current and Frequency readings.

7.9.4 Power Module Summary

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After entering the POWER MODULE SUMMARY screen*1 VKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ \RX
can view each power module’s Phase Voltage, Current, DC BUS Voltage, PM A/D and
PM D/D readings.
NOTE: *1 means that the Administrator password is needed. For password

information, please refer to 7.5 Password Entry.
7.9.5 UPS Output

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After entering the UPS OUTPUT screen (shown in the figure below), you can view the
readings of Phase Voltage, Line Voltage, Current, Frequency, Load, Apparent Power,
Active Power and Power Factor.
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7.9.6 Battery Status
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After entering the BATTERY STATUS VFUHHQ VKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ \RXFDQYLHZWKH

readings of Status, Voltage, Current, Remaining Capacity, Remaining Time, Estimated
Recharging Time, Test Result, Battery Temperature (#1~#4), and each power module’s
Charge Voltage*1 and Charge Current*1.


7.9.7 EMS
Path 1: Tap the shortcut icon ( ) on the Main Screen.

EMS
Path 2: ĺ(06
MEASUREMENT
To activate the EMS function of the UPS, you have to connect the optional EMS 1000
(EnviroProbe) device(s) with the UPS; the EMS information of each device (ID #) will be
displayed on the EMSVFUHHQDVVKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ3OHDVHUHIHUWRWKHWDEOHEORZ
for the descriptions of each item shown on the EMS screen.
NOTE:
1. The items shown on the EMS screen is related to the settings in the ( SETUP ĺ
EMS Setting; the settings can be adjusted according to your needs.
2. For installation of the optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe), please refer to 7.9.7.1
Connecting the optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) and the EnviroProbe
1000 Quick Guide attached in the package of the optional EMS 1000
(EnviroProbe).
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(EnviroProbe) device connected to the UPS.
NOTE:
The LCD will only show the EMS 1000
Green (Normal) (EnviroProbe) devices (ID #) whose
Yellow (Warning) status have been set as 'Enable'.
1 ID Please refer to 7.10.10 EMS Setting.
Red (Alarm)
2. Shows the integrated status of each EMS 1000
*UD\ 2ႇ (EnviroProbe) device connected to the UPS.
The integrated status is determined by the most
severe status among the device’s temperature
(°C) status, humidity (%) status, and the status of
input contacts DI1 ~ DI4.
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Color
No. Item Descriptions
(Status)
The color represents the status of Temperature/
Humidity based on the relevant settings. Please
Green (Normal) refer to 7.10.10 EMS Setting.
2 Temperature Yellow (Warning) When the detected Temperature/ Humidity:
1. is lower than the value set for Warning, it shows
Red (Alarm) Green.
2. is higher than the value set for Warning but
lower than the value set for Alarm, it shows
Yellow.
3. is higher than the value set for Alarm, it shows
Green (Normal) Red.
4. has reached the value set for Alarm/ Warning,
3 Humidity Yellow (Warning)
the status will recover from Alarm to Warning/
Red (Alarm) from Warning to Normal respectively only
when the detected value has been lowered to its
corresponding Recovery value.
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Green (None/ status of each input contact.
DI2 Information)
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2. The Title of input contacts DI1~DI4, NO/ NC
Yellow (Warning) setting, and Event Type can be adjusted
DI3
Red (Alarm) according to your needs. Please refer to 7.10.10
DI4 EMS Setting.
1. If the status of the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) device (ID #) is OFF (gray) as shown in
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The reasons may be:

(1) The status of the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) device (ID #) has been set as 'Enable'
(please refer to 7.10.10 EMS Setting), but the device (ID #) is not connected to the
UPS or the connection cable may be damaged.
(2) The ID # setting is wrong. Please refer to 7.10.10 EMS Setting.
At this time, the warning message 'The EMS 1000 ID # Communication Fail' shown in
WKH¿JXUHEHORZZLOODSSHDU)RUVROXWLRQVSOHDVHUHIHUWR10. Troubleshooting.
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Warning Administrator
WARNING
4U Log Solution
2 Touch Panel Comm Loss Please contact service personnel for more information.
1 PFC#1 Fan Fault Please contact service personnel for more information.
2. After connection of the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) to the UPS, if you don’t set the status
of the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) device (ID #) as 'Enable' (please refer to 7.10.10 EMS
Setting), the information of the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) device (ID #) will not show on
the EMS screen.
If none of the status of the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) devices (ID #) is set as 'Enable'
(please refer to 7.10.10 EMS Setting), the EMS screen will show as follows.
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7.9.7.1 Connecting the optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe)
1. You can connect a maximum of 16 optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) devices to each
UPS to expand the environment monitoring range. A maximum of four UPS units can
be paralleled. Please use the CAT-5 cable (user-supplied & the cable length depends
on the on-site application and environment) to connect the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe)
to the EMS port on the UPS. For the location of the EMS port, please refer to 4.2
Communication Interfaces at the Rear of the Touch Panel; for more information
about installation of the optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe), please refer to EnviroProbe
1000 Quick Guide.
2. The UPS only supports RS485 communication mode. When installing the EMS 1000
(EnviroProbe), please set the device’s communication mode as RS485 following 3-1
Comm DIP Switch Settings of the EnviroProbe 1000 Quick Guide.
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to the UPS for the UPS to identify different devices. When installing the EMS 1000
(EnviroProbe), please set the ID # by the four ID DIP switches on the left of the device
following 3-2 ID DIP Switch Settings of the EnviroProbe 1000 Quick Guide.
NOTE:
1. You must set the ID # on the LCD according to the ID DIP switch setting on
the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) device. Please refer to 7.10.10 EMS Setting.
2. The ID # of each EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) device connected to the UPS
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3. When connecting more than one EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) devices to the
UPS, you don’t have to set the ID # in numerical order.
4. To enable the EMS function of the UPS, you have to set up relevant items on the LCD
after connecting the optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) to the UPS. Please refer to
7.10.10 EMS Setting.
7.10 UPS Settings
7.10.1 Bypass Setting

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SETUP
After entering the BYPASS SETTING screen*1 VKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ \RXFDQVHWXS

the Bypass Frequency Range, Bypass Voltage (Max.), Bypass Voltage (Min.) and ECO
Voltage Range. If any value is out of range, the system will issue an alarm. These settings
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for assistance.


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BYPASS SETTING
Bypass Frequency Range Bypass Voltage(Max) Bypass Voltage(Min)
± 3 Hz + 10 % - 10 %
ECO Voltage Range(±%)
± 9 %
Item Description
Bypass Frequency Range Set up the bypass output’s frequency range.
Bypass Voltage (Max.) Set up the bypass output’s maximum voltage.
Bypass Voltage (Min.) Set up the bypass output’s minimum voltage.
ECO Voltage Range Set up the bypass output’s voltage range in ECO mode.
7.10.2 Mode Setting

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After entering the MODE SETTING screen*1 VKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ \RXFDQVHWXSWKH

UPS system mode, of which there are 5 options: On-Line Mode, Green Mode, ECO Mode,
Energy Recycle Mode and Frequency Conversion Mode. These settings must be carried
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MODE SETTING
Energy Frequency
On-Line Green ECO
Recycle Conversion
Item Description
Set up the UPS in On-Line mode. In On-Line mode, it is the inverter
On-Line Mode
to supply power to the connected loads.
Set up the UPS in Green mode. In Green mode, it is the inverter to
supply power to the connected loads and the power modules take
Green Mode turn to rest according to the situation of total load capacity.
NOTE: Green mode is only applicable to single UPS but
not to parallel UPSs.
Set up the UPS in ECO mode. In ECO mode, it is the bypass to

supply power to the connected loads. It is suggested that you set
ECO Mode
the UPS in ECO mode only when there is stable main AC power.
Otherwise, power supply quality will be compromised.
Set up the UPS in Energy Recycle mode. In Energy Recycle mode,
Energy Recycle
the full load output can be simulated for the aging test without real
Mode
output to the loads.
Set up the UPS in Frequency Conversation mode. In Frequency

Conversation mode, it is the inverter to supply power to the
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Conversation RXWSXWZLOOEHWHUPLQDWHGRQFHWKHLQYHUWHULVWXUQHGRႇ
Mode
NOTE: Frequency Conversion mode is only applicable to
single UPS but not to parallel UPSs.

7.10.3 Output Setting

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After entering the OUTPUT SETTING screen*1 (shown in the figure below), you can set
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Please contact Delta customer service for assistance.

Item Description
Voltage Set up the output voltage.
When the UPS is distant from the loads and there is a voltage drop
Voltage
in the output, you can adjust the INV output voltage amplitude for
Compensation
voltage compensation.
Set up the output frequency as 50Hz (default) or 60Hz. The system

Frequency will automatically select the output frequency in accordance with the
bypass power.
Set up the maximum permissible speed for the system output

Slew Rate
frequency to catch up the bypass frequency variation.
Power Module Set up how many power modules that need to be preserved for
Redundancy redundancy.
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Item Description
When it is impossible for the inverter to reach synchronous phase
Asynchronous
lock with the bypass, the output will be terminated during conversion
Transfer Time
process according to this setup time.
Set up the time interval for every power module to be converted

Module
from the battery mode to online mode. The setup is applicable to the
Sequential Start
generator to avoid bearing the whole loads right away.
Set up the time interval for the system to be converted from

System
the battery mode to online mode. The setup is applicable to the
Sequential Start
generator to avoid bearing the whole loads right away.
7.10.4 Battery & Charging Setting

Path: SETUP
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In the BATTERY & CHARGING SETTING screen*1 VKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ \RXFDQVHW


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BATTERY & CHARGING SETTING
1 2 3 4
Auto Equalized Charge Auto Equalized Charge Interval Equalized Charge Time
Disable 1 Month 480 min
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1 2 3 4
Battery Test Fail Voltage Battery Test Duration Auto Battery Test Interal
0 V 3 min None
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1 2 3 4
Low Temperature Alarm Installation Date
Enable 10 °C 2018-May-10
High Temperature Alarm Next Replacement Date
Enable 40 °C 2021-May-10
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Item Description
Set up the battery type as VRLA/ LiB (Dry Contact)*1.
NOTE:
*1 If you use non-Delta lithium-ion batteries, please
set up the battery type as 'LiB (Dry Contact)'. For
Battery Type relevant settings, please refer to 4.1.6 Input Dry
Contacts and 7.10.6 Dry Contact Setting. For
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ion batteries, please contact Delta customer
service.
Battery Rating Voltage Set up the battery rating voltage.
Battery Strings Set up how many battery strings that are used on site.
Battery Low Warning Set up the battery low warning voltage.
Set up the battery low voltage. In battery mode, when the
battery low voltage is reached, the battery power will cut
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be protected.
Capacity Set up the battery capacity.
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Set up the equalized charge voltage.
Equalized Charge
Voltage NOTE: The item will only show up if the Battery
Type is set as ' VRLA'.
Charge Current (Max) Set up the maximum charge current.

Auto Equalized Charge Enable or disable the auto-equalized charge.
Auto Equalized Charge
Set up the auto equalized charge interval.
Interval
Equalized Charge Time Set up the equalized charge time.
Set up the battery test fail voltage. When the battery
Battery Test Fail Voltage
voltage is under the test fail voltage, it means battery fail.
Battery Test Duration Set up how long the battery test should last.
Auto Battery Test Interval Set up the battery test interval.
Enable or disable the low temperature alarm. If enabled,
Low Temperature Alarm
set up the temperature.
Enable or disable the high temperature alarm. If enabled,
High Temperature Alarm
set up the temperature.
Installation Date Record the battery installation date.
Next Replacement Date Set up the battery replacement date.

7.10.5 Parallel Setting

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After entering the PARALLEL SETTING screen*1 VKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ \RXFDQVHW


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PARALLEL SETTING
Parallel Group ID Parallel ID Common Battery
1 1 Enable
Item Description
The UPSs in parallel connection must be assigned the same parallel group
ID No. in order to let the outputs of the parallel UPSs be put in parallel
Parallel
connection and let the loads be evenly distributed among the parallel units.
Group ID
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might be synchronized but their outputs cannot be connected in parallel.
The UPSs that need to be paralleled must be assigned the same parallel
Parallel
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ID
work.
If the parallel UPSs that have the same parallel group ID No. need to share
common batteries, please select 'Enable' for the 'Common Battery' setup
Common item. Otherwise, the function of battery abnormality detection will fail. For
Battery more information about common battery, please refer to 3.4 Common
Battery (Only for Parallel UPSs connecting to the Same External
Battery Cabinet(s)).
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7.10.6 Dry Contact Setting
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SETUP
In the DRY CONTACT SETTING screen*1 (shown in the figure below), the event, NO
(normally open) or NC (normally closed) for each of the input and output dry contacts can
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Delta customer service for assistance.

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DRY CONTACT SETTING INPUT OUTPUT
Event Type
1 None Normally Open
Input Dry
Event Selection Type
Contact No.
Select one of the following events as
the setting for each input dry contact.
1. None
2. Generator status
Input Dry Contact 1 3. Battery ground fail Set up NO (normally
Input Dry Contact 2 4. External battery breaker detection open) or NC (normally
Input Dry Contact 3 5. Charge Off (Positive) closed) for each input
Input Dry Contact 4 6. Charge Off (Negative) dry contact.
7. Battery Abnormal Shutdown
8. Input Transformer OTW
9. Output Transformer OTW
10. Battery Fuse Open

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DRY CONTACT SETTING INPUT OUTPUT
Event Type
Output Dry
Event Selection Type
Contact No.
Select one of the following events as
the setting for each output dry contact.
1. None
2. Load on inverter
3. Load on bypass
4. Load on battery
5. Battery low
6. Battery input abnormal
7. Battery test fail
Output Dry Contact 1 8. Internal comm. fail
Set up NO (normally
Output Dry Contact 2 9. External parallel comm. fail (only
open) or NC
Output Dry Contact 3 applicable to parallel application)
(normally closed)
Output Dry Contact 4 10. Output overload for each output dry
Output Dry Contact 5 11. EPO activated contact.
Output Dry Contact 6
12. Load on manual bypass
13. Battery over temperature
14. Output voltage abnormal
15. Battery need replacement
16. Bypass over temperature
17. Bypass static switch fault
18. UPS over temperature
19. Battery breaker shunt trip
20. Backfeed protection
21. UPS general alarm
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7.10.7 General Setting
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After entering the GENERAL SETTING VFUHHQ VKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ \RXFDQVHWXS

the following items.
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GENERAL SETTING DATE/ DUST

SCREEN USER
TIME FILTER
Date Format Date Time
YYYY-MMM-DD 2018-May-10 09 : 30 : 26
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SCREEN USER
TIME FILTER
Screen Brightness Screen Sleep (after)
80 1 min
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SCREEN USER
TIME FILTER
Language Admin Password
English ****
MODBUS ID Baud Rate On/ Off Button Access
1 19200 Any User

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DATE/ DUST
GENERAL SETTING SCREEN USER
TIME FILTER
Dust Filter Installation Dust Filter Installation Date Dust Filter Replacement Date
Enable 2018-May-23 2020-May-23
Item Sub Item Description

Date Format Select the date format.
DATE/
Date Set up the date.
TIME
Time Set up the time.
Screen Brightness Adjust the LCD display brightness (default: 80).

SCREEN Set up the LCD backlight sleep time (default: 1
Screen Sleep (after)
minute).
Language Set up the display language (default: English).
Admin Password*1 Set up the administrator password (4 digits).
Set up the MODBUS ID for the MODBUS port
1
MODBUS ID* located at the rear of the touch panel. For the
location of the MODBUS port, see Figure 4-17.
USER
Set up the baud rate for the MODBUS port located
1
Baud Rate* at the rear of the touch panel. For the location of the
MODBUS port, see Figure 4-17.
2Q2ႇ%XWWRQ Set up the access for the ON/ OFF Button ( ) as

Access*1 'Any User' or 'Administrator Only'.
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Installation 'Enable'; if not, please select 'Disable'.
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DUST
FILTER*1 NOTE:
Dust Filter
Installation Date Only when you select 'Enable' for 'Dust
Filter Installation' can you set up the 'Dust
Filter Installation Date'.
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Installation 'Enable'; if not, please select 'Disable'.
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NOTE:
Dust Filter
Installation Date Only when you select 'Enable' for 'Dust
DUST
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FILTER*1
When the date is due, the red warning icon ( )
will automatically appear in the upper right corner
of the LCD, and the alarm message 'Replace Dust
Dust Filter Filter' will be displayed.
Replacement Date
NOTE:
Only when you select 'Enable' for 'Dust
NOTE:
*1 means that the Administrator password is needed. For password information,
please refer to 7.5 Password Entry.
7.10.8 IP Setting
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SETUP
After entering the IP SETTING screen*1 (shown in the figure below), you can set up the
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contact Delta customer service for assistance.

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IP Setting Administrator
IP SETTING
DHCP Client IP Address Subnet Mask Gateway IP
Enable 172.16.190.64 255.255.254.0 172.16.191.254
DNS 1 IP DNS 2 IP Search Domain Host Name
172.16.176.200 172.16.0.1 delta.corp DELTA

Item Description
DHCP Client Enable or disable the DHCP client.
IP Address Set up the IP address.
Subnet Mask Set up the subnet mask.
Gateway IP Set up the gateway IP address.
DNS 1 IP Set up the DNS server 1 IP address.
DNS 2 IP Set up the DNS server 2 IP address.
Search Domain Set up the search domain.
Host Name Set up the host name.
7.10.9 Control
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SETUP
After entering the CONTROL screen (shown in the figure below), you can set up the
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Control Administrator
CONTROL
Buzzer Reset Module Reset System
Enable
Reset Reset
Force Equalized Charge Force Bypass to Inverter
Execute Execute
Item Description
Buzzer Enable or disable the buzzer.
Reset the power modules or not.

In bypass mode, when you tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ) to start
Reset Module* 1
up the UPS but the UPS does not respond, please select 'Reset'
to reset the power modules. After the power modules are reset,
please tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ) to start up the UPS.
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Item Description
Reset the system or not.
In bypass mode, when you tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ) to start
Reset System*1 up the UPS but the UPS does not respond, please select 'Reset'
to reset the system. After the system is reset, please tap the ON/
OFF Button ( ) to start up the UPS.
Force Equalized Manually force the UPS to run in auto equalized charge mode to
Charge*1 charge the batteries.
Manually force the UPS to switch from bypass to inverter when

Force Bypass to
the inverter keeps staying in the soft-start status and is unable to
Inverter*1
transfer to on-line mode successfully.

7.10.10 EMS Setting

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SETUP
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EMS Setting Administrator
EMS SETTING INPUT

SENSOR
CONTACT
ID Title Status
ID 0 EMS0 Disable
Temperature Humidity
Alarm > 40.0 °C Alarm > 90 %
Recovery < 38.0 °C Recovery < 85 %
Warning > 30.0 °C Warning > 80 %
Recovery < 28.0 °C Recovery < 75 %

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EMS Setting Administrator
EMS SETTING INPUT

SENSOR
CONTACT
ID Title Status
ID 0 EMS0 Disable
Input
NO/NC Title Event Type
Contact
1 Normally Open Security Warning
2 Normally Open Leakage Warning
3 Normally Open Fire Warning
4 Normally Open Smoke Warning
NOTE:
After connecting the optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) to the UPS, you have to
manually set both ID and Status to enable the EMS function of the UPS. Settings
for the other items can be adjusted according to your needs; the default values are
VKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHVDERYH

Set the ID # (ID 0/ ID 1/ …/ ID 15) according to the ID DIP
switch set on the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) device. For the
ID DIP switch settings, please refer to 7.9.7.1 Connecting
ID the optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe).
NOTE: If the ID # setting is wrong, the warning
message 'The EMS 1000 ID # Communication
Fail' will appear.
SENSOR Set the title for the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) 16 characters
Title
at most.
The status Enable/ Disable determines whether or not

Status the LCD shows the EMS information of the EMS 1000
(EnviroProbe) device (ID #).
Set the temperature (°C) values for Alarm/ Warning/

Temperature
Recovery.
Humidity Set the Humidity (%) values for Alarm/ Warning/ Recovery.
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Input Contact 1
1. Set the input contact as Normally Open (NO)/ Normally
Input Contact 2 Closed (NC).
INPUT
CONTACT 2. Set the title for the input contact, 16 characters at most.
Input Contact 3
3. Set the Event Type as None/ Information/ Warning/ Alarm.
Input Contact 4
Not only does the EMS screen show status of the input contacts (please refer to 7.9.7
EMS), but the Warning screen, Historical Event screen, UPS tri-color LED indicator and
buzzer also response to the status of the input contacts.
NOTE: For the location of the UPS tri-color LED indicator and buzzer, please refer
to 2.8 Tri-color LED Indicator & Buzzer.
Event Type EMS Tri-color Historical

Warning
of Input DI1~DI4 LED Buzzer Event
(LCD)
Contact (LCD) Indicator (LCD)
None Green Green No Sound No No
Information Green Grenn No Sound No Yes
Warning Yellow Yellow Short Beep Yes Yes
Alarm Red Red Long Beep Yes Yes
All the above settings are related to the items shown on the EMS screen in the MEASUREMENT ĺ
EMS. Please refer to 7.9.7 EMS.
7.11 System Maintenance
7.11.1 Alarm Warning

Path 1: MAINTENANCE
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Path 2: When there is a warning, the buzzer icon ( ) will light up in red, and the buzzer
2
will make an alarm sound. Tap the warning icon ( ) to enter the WARNING screen.
WARNING
After entering the WARNING screen (shown in the figure below), you can use the
( ) icons to view the warning logs or use the function key ( 1 ) to
enter DVSHFL¿FSDJH1RWRFKHFNWKHZDUQLQJORJV7KHV\VWHPFDQVWRUHDWPD[LPXP
warning logs.
The WARNING screen also displays relevant solutions. For warning solutions, please refer
to 10. Troubleshooting.

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Warning Administrator
WARNING
4U Log Solution
2 Touch Panel Comm Loss Please contact service personnel for more information.
1 PFC#1 Fan Fault Please contact service personnel for more information.
7.11.2 Historical Event

Path: MAINTENANCE
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The HISTORICAL EVENT screen shown below provides each historical event’s No.,
start date and time, code (red: serious; orange: minor; green: normal), location, and log
description. You can tap the icon ( ) to magnify the entire historical event description.
You can use the icons ( ) to check the historical event logs or use the
function key ( 1 WRHQWHUDVSHFL¿FSDJH1RWRYLHZWKHKLVWRULFDOHYHQWORJV
The system can save up to 10000 historical event logs. The greater the event number is,
the newer the event is. When the total number of historical event logs exceeds the storage
capacity (up to 10000 entries), the oldest 500 historical event logs will be overwritten.
You can tap the download icon ( DOWNLOAD )*1 to download the historical event logs. To
clear the historical event logs, please refer to 7.11.5 Clear.
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Historical Event Administrator
HISTORICAL EVENT DOWNLOAD
4U Start Date Code Location Log

2017-10-15
187 10:27:07
3200-02 STS Emergency PWR Off
2017-10-15
186 10:26:52
2519-01 STS CSU Aux Pwr #2 On Repair
2017-10-15
185 10:26:36
2518-01 STS CSU Aux Pwr #1 On Repair
2017-10-15
184 09:06:59
0128-01 STS Mains Input Freq Out Range
1
2017-10-15
183 10:27:07
5005-01 STS No Output
2017-10-15
182 10:26:52
480A-01 STS COM Card #2 Absent
2017-10-15
181 10:26:36
0100-01 STS Mains Input Volt Out Range
2017-10-15
180 09:16:45
3200-01 STS About Emergency PWR Off
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Historical Event Administrator
HISTORICAL EVENT DOWNLOAD
4U Start Date Code Location Log

2017-10-15
179 09:06:59
480A-01 STS Battery Disconnedted
2017-10-15
178 08:22:45
1021-01 STS Mains Input Freq Out Range
2017-10-15
177 08:10:06
2017-10-15
176 07:58:15
501F-01 STS UPS Soft Start
2
2017-10-15
175 07:48:22
5005-01 STS No Output
2017-10-15
174 07:35:10
480A-01 STS COM Card #2 Absent
2017-10-15
173 07:25:25
2017-10-15
172 07:15:02
3200-01 STS About Emergency PWR Off
7.11.3 Statistics
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After entering the STATISTICS screen (shown in the figure below), you can view the
following statistics.
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Statistics Administrator
STATISTICS
In Battery Mode 3 times
Battery Mode Duration 1 hours
In Bypass Mode 3 times
Bypass Mode Duration 1 hours
Operation Time 147 hours
Item Description
In Battery Mode Means how many times that the UPS runs in battery mode.
Battery Mode Duration Means how long the UPS runs in battery mode.
In Bypass Mode Means how many times that the UPS runs in bypass mode.
Bypass Mode Duration Means how long the UPS runs in bypass mode.
Operation Time Means how long the UPS has operated.
To clear the statistics, please refer to 7.11.5 Clear.

7.11.4 Test
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After entering the TEST screen*1 VKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ \RXFDQSHUIRUPDPDQXDO
battery test.

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Test Administrator
TEST
Manual Battery Test
Start
7.11.5 Clear
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After entering the CLEAR screen*1 VKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ \RXFDQFOHDUWKHUHFRUGVRI
(1) statistics, (2) historical event, (3) battery test result and (4) kilowatt hour (kWh).

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Clear Administrator
CLEAR
Clear Statistics Clear Historical Event
Clear Clear
Clear Battery Test Result Clear Kilowatt Hour (kWh)
Clear Clear
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Item Description
After you select 'Clear DQGFRQ¿UPFOHDUDQFHRIVWDWLVWLFVDOO
Clear Statistics
records of the statistics will be cleared.
Clear Historical After you select 'Clear' and confirm clearance of historical
Event event logs, all historical event logs will be cleared.
Clear Battery Test After you select 'Clear DQGFRQ¿UPFOHDUDQFHRIEDWWHU\WHVW

Result result, the battery test result will be cleared.
Clear Kilowatt Hour After you select 'Clear DQGFRQ¿UPFOHDUDQFHRINLORZDWWKRXU

(kWh) records, the kilowatt hour statistics will be cleared.
NOTE:
The records of (1) statistics, (2) historical event, (3) battery test result, and
(4) kilowatt hour (kWh) provide important information for system analysis and
maintenance. Do not clear any of them without the consent of qualified service
personnel.
7.11.6 Advanced Diagnosis

Path: MAINTENANCE
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After entering the ADVANCED DIAGNOSIS screen*1 VKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ \RXFDQ
check:
1. STS temperature, battery temperature, and fan speed of the system.

2. INV temperature and PFC temperature of a specific battery module.

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Advanced Diagnosis Administrator
ADVANCED DIAGNOSIS POWER

SYSTEM
MODULE
STS Temp. (°C) 25 25 25
Battery Temp. (°C) 25 25 25 25
Fan Speed (rpm) 2300 2300 -

7.11.7 Version & S/N

NOTE:
1. To operate the UPS in parallel, please make sure the version and serial No. of
each following item is the same for each parallel unit.
2. The Administrator password is needed for the icon ( UPGRADE
). For password
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After entering the VERSION & S/NVFUHHQ VKRZQLQWKH¿JXUHEHORZ \RXFDQFKHFNDQG
update every version and serial number. For detailed information please refer to the table
below.
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Version & S/N Administrator
VERSION & S/N S/N MAIN INV PFC
System Power Module 1 EA017700017W0
Touch Panel Power Module 2 EA017700018W0
Power Module 3 EA017700019W0
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Card #1 Choose File
Parallel Communication 0H0017AR00.03.03 4A0000AR00.01.02

Card #2
System Control Card 0H0017AR00.05.02 4A0000AR00.00.00

UPGRADE
Touch Panel 00.130
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Choose File
UPGRADE
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8 Optional Accessories
8 Optional
Accessories
8-1
There are several optional accessories available for this DPH series UPS. Please refer to the table
below for the optional accessories and their descriptions.
No. Item Function
Prevents dust from entering into the UPS to ensure UPS reliability and
1 Dust Filter
to prolong product life.
2 Relay I/O Card Increases the quantity of dry contacts.
Monitors temperature, humidity and other connected monitoring

devices in a room environment. Connect the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe)
to the UPS’s EMS port located at the rear of the touch panel, and
EMS 1000
3 the UPS will integrate the detected information of the EMS 1000
(EnviroProbe)
(EnviroProbe) and display relevant date on the LCD. See Figure
4-17 for the location of the EMS port. For more information about the
application of the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe), please refer to 7.9.7 EMS.
Battery Cabinet
Detects the temperature of an external battery cabinet connected to
4 Temperature
the UPS.
Sensor Cable
Parallel Cable
5 Connects the parallel UPSs.
(5-meter long)
Parallel Cable
6 Connects the parallel UPSs.
(10-meter long)
If you use the lead-acid batteries, it is recommended to install the

BMS to monitor (1) each battery’s voltage, (2) each battery string’s
voltage and charging/ discharging current, and (3) battery environment
temperature.
The BMS should be connected to the UPS’s BMS port located at the
Battery rear of the touch panel (see Figure 4-17). For relevant readings and
7 Management settings, please refer to 7.9.6 Battery Status and 7.10.4 Battery
System (BMS) Charging Setting.
NOTE:
The number of the BMS that needs to be installed in the
UPS depends on how many external battery cabinets are
connected with the UPS. For the installation of the BMS
please contact Delta customer service.
Provides the space for the optional battery modules to be installed

External Battery
8 as a complete solution to let the UPS continue supplying power to its
Cabinet
connected loads when a power outage occurs.

8 Optional Accessories
No. Item Function
Battery Module
9 To be installed in the optional external battery cabinet.
(with batteries)
1. Provides the space for batteries to be installed. For how many

batteries and what types of batteries that should be installed inside
Battery Module
10 the empty battery module, please contact Delta service personnel
(without batteries)
for more information.
2. To be installed in the optional external battery cabinet.
NOTE:
1. For details of installation and operation of the accessories mentioned above, please refer
to the Quick Guide, User Guide, or Installation & Operation Guide included in the
package of the relevant optional accessory.
2. If you want to purchase any accessories mentioned above, please contact your local
dealer or customer service.
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9 Maintenance
9 Maintenance
9-1
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1. UPS Cleaning:
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openings and replace the filters regularly to prevent any object from blocking or covering
these areas.
2. UPS Regular Inspection:
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b. Regularly check the UPS every half year and inspect:
1) Whether the UPS, LED indicators, and alarm function are operating normally.
2) Whether the UPS works in bypass mode (normally, the UPS works in normal mode). If
yes, check if any error, overload, internal fault, etc. occurs.
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root cause.
yBatteries
The DPH series UPS uses the lead-acid batteries or the lithium-ion batteries. The battery
life depends on the temperature, the usage, and the charging/ discharging frequency. High
temperature environments and high charging/ discharging frequency will quickly shorten the
battery life. Please follow the suggestions below to ensure a normal battery lifetime.
1. Keep the nominal operating temperature between 22°C ~ 28°C (71.6°F ~ 82.4°F). .
2. When the UPS needs to be stored for an extended period of time, the lead-acid batteries
must be recharged once every three months and the charging time must not be less than 24
hours each time. As for the lithium-ion batteries, please contact your battery supplier for the
charging frequency and charging duration.
yFans
Higher temperatures shorten fan life. When the UPS is running, please check if all of the fans
work normally and make sure if the ventilation air can move freely around and through the UPS.
If not, replace the fans.
NOTE:
Please ask your local dealer or customer service for more maintenance information. Do
not perform maintenance if you are not trained for it.

10 Troubleshooting
10 Troubleshooting
10-1
When you see the following alarm messages appear on the LCD, please follow the solutions shown
below. If you see other alarm messages that are not listed in the table below, please contact Delta
service personnel for assistance. Do not perform troubleshooting if you are not trained for it.
Alarm
No. Possible Cause Solution
Message
1. Please check if the input breaker is
turned off or not. If yes, please turn
it on.
2. Please check if the main AC
1. The input breaker is
source’s voltage or frequency is
Mains Input turned off.
abnormal or not. If yes, please
1 Volt/ Freq 2. The main AC source’s
wait for the main AC source to be
Out Range voltage or frequency is
restored.
abnormal.
3. If the alarm message still exists
after the solutions mentioned above
have been executed, please contact
service personnel.
Please check the wiring and phase
Mains Input
sequence of the main AC source,
2 Volt Phase The wiring is incorrect.
and contact service personnel for
Seq Abnormal
assistance.
it on.
Mains Input The input breaker is turned
3 2. If the alarm message still exists
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after the solution mentioned above
has been executed, please contact
service personnel.
1. Please check if the bypass breaker
is turned off or not. If yes, please
turn it on.
2. Please check if the bypass AC
1. The bypass breaker is
source’s voltage is abnormal or not.
Bypass Input turned off.
4 If yes, please wait for the bypass AC
Volt Out Range 2. The bypass AC source’s
source to be restored.
voltage is abnormal.
service personnel.

10 Troubleshooting
Alarm
Message
1. Please check if the bypass breaker
turn it on.
2. Please check if the bypass AC
1. The bypass breaker is
source’s frequency is abnormal
Bypass Input turned off.
5 or not. If yes, please wait for the
Freq Out Range 2. The bypass AC source’s
bypass AC source to be restored.
frequency is abnormal.
service personnel.
Please check the wiring and phase
Bypass Input
sequence of the bypass AC source,
6 Volt Phase Seq The wiring is incorrect.
and contact service personnel for
Abnormal
assistance.
Please check the bypass AC source’s
The bypass AC source’s
Bypass Volt Out voltage and frequency. If there is any
7 voltage or frequency exceeds
ECO Range abnormality, please wait for the bypass
the range for ECO mode.
AC source to be restored.
For single input application, it on.
the input breaker is turned 2. If the alarm message still exists
Rႇ after the solution mentioned above
Bypass service personnel.
8
%UHDNHU2ႇ 1. Please check if the bypass breaker
turn it on.
For dual input application, the
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service personnel.
1. Check if any foreign matter blocks
the fans or air inlets. If yes, remove
the foreign matter.
Bypass STS
Heat dissipation is poor or 2. Decrease some loads.
9 Critical Over
components are damaged. 3. If the alarm message still exists
Heat
service personnel.
10-3
Alarm
Message
Bypass STS The bypass static switch or Please contact service personnel for
10
Open Fault its drive circuit is abnormal. assistance.
If there is no bypass power feeding
Battery End
The battery voltage is lower to the system, please shut down the
11 of Discharge
than the alarm value. connected loads in accordance with
Imminent
normal procedures as soon as possible.
If there is no bypass power feeding
The battery voltage is lower
Battery End to the system, please shut down the
12 than the setup value of
Of Discharge connected loads in accordance with
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normal procedures as soon as possible.
Battery Over Please contact service personnel for
13 The charger is abnormal.
Charged assistance.
1. Please check if the batteries are
properly connected.
1. The batteries are not 2. Please check if the external battery
connected. cabinet’s breaker is turned off or
Battery
14 2. The external battery not. If yes, please turn it on.
Disconnected
cabinet’s breaker is 3. If the alarm message still exists
turned off. after the solutions mentioned above
service personnel.
1. Please check if the battery
replacement date is due or not.
1. The battery replacement
If yes, please contact service
Battery Life date is due.
15 personnel for assistance.
Expired 2. The system date is
2. Please check the setting of the
wrongly set.
system date. If there is any error,
please correct it.
Check the battery wiring. If there is any
Battery
16 The battery wiring is wrong. error or abnormality, please contact
Reversed
service personnel for assistance.
Check the batteries. If wrong battery
Battery The battery wiring is wrong or wiring or battery abnormalities exist,
17
Test Fail battery abnormalities exist. please contact service personnel for
assistance.

10 Troubleshooting
Alarm
Message
1. Check if the battery wiring is normal
or not.
2. Check if the input dry contact
The battery grounding is
Battery configuration is normal or not.
18 wrong or the input dry contact
Ground Fault 3. If the alarm message still exists
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service personnel.
1. Please check if the external battery
cabinet’s breaker is turned off or
not. If yes, please turn it on.
2. Check if the settings of input dry
Battery The external battery cabinet’s
19 contacts are correct.
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service personnel.
1. Improve ventilation to reduce the
The battery temperature is battery temperature.
Battery Over
20 too high or the batteries are 2. Check if the batteries are abnormal
Temperature
abnormal. or not. If yes, please contact service
personnel for assistance.
1. Check the battery constant
The battery temperature is temperature equipment.
Battery Under
21 too low or the batteries are 2. Check if the batteries are abnormal
Temperature
abnormal. or not. If yes, please contact service
Output Overload The connected loads exceed
22 Please decrease the loads.
Warning the rated value.
1. After overload shutdown, the
connected loads will be supplied
via the bypass. Please decrease
The connected loads exceed the loads to let the system re-start
Output Overload
23 the rated value for a long automatically.
Shutdown
time. 2. If the alarm message still exists
service personnel.
Inverter Voltage The system’s inverter total Please contact service personnel for
24
Abnormal output voltage is abnormal. assistance.
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Alarm
Message
The inverter output current of
INV #n Over Please contact service personnel for
25 the power module #n is too
Current Warning assistance.
high.
The inverter output current of
INV #n Over Please contact service personnel for
26 the power module #n is too
Current Shutdown assistance.
high.
The connected loads are
INV #n Load
abnormal or the inverter Please contact service personnel for
27 Sharing
of the power module #n is assistance.
Unbalance
damaged.
1. Please check if the output breaker is
it on.
Output
28 7KHRXWSXWEUHDNHULVRႇ 2. If the alarm message still exists
%UHDNHU2ႇ
service personnel.
1. Please reduce the loads.
PM Redundancy The connected loads exceed 2. Please reset the power module
29
Loss the redundancy setting. redundancy setting. Please refer to
7.10.3 Output Setting.
STS Module The STS module’s fan Please contact service personnel for
30
Fan Abnormal components are damaged. assistance.
PFC #n The fan components of power Please contact service personnel for
31
Fan Fault module #n are damaged. assistance.
Dust Filter 7KH¿OWHUUHSODFHPHQWGDWHLV Please contact service personnel for
32
Replacement due. assistance.
Parallel Check if the AC input settings among
7KHUHDUHFRQÀLFWVEHWZHHQ
8QLW&RQ¿J the parallel UPS units are correct or
33 the parallel UPS units’ AC
Incompatible - not, and contact service personnel for
input settings.
AC In Type assistance.
Parallel Check if the output settings among
8QLW&RQ¿J the parallel UPS units are correct or
34 the parallel UPS units’ output
Incompatible - not, and contact service personnel for
settings.
Output Type assistance.
1. There are conflicts
1. Check if the battery settings among
Parallel between the parallel UPS
the parallel UPS units are correct or
8QLW&RQ¿J units’ battery settings.
35 not, and contact service personnel
Incompatible - 2. The input dry contact for assistance.
Bat Type settings for the generator
2. Check the input dry contact settings.
is abnormal.

10 Troubleshooting
Alarm
Message
&KHFNLIWKHSDUDOOHOFDEOHLV¿UPO\
EXTCAN The parallel cable is loose or
36 connected or not, and contact service
Comm Loss the circuit board is abnormal.
The PFC of the power module
PFC #n Local #n’s internal communication Please contact service personnel for
37
Comm Loss cable is loose or the circuit assistance.
board is abnormal.
EXTCAN Bus &KHFNLIWKHSDUDOOHOFDEOHLV¿UPO\
The parallel cable is loose or
38 #n Abnormal - connected or not, and contact service
the circuit board is abnormal.
Physical personnel for assistance.
The system’s internal
INTCAN Bus
communication cable is Please contact service personnel for
39 #n Abnormal -
loose or the circuit board is assistance.
Physical
abnormal.
MONCAN Bus
communication cable is Please contact service personnel for
40 #n Abnormal -
loose or the circuit board is assistance.
Physical
abnormal.
INV #n INTCAN
The power module’s circuit Please contact service personnel for
41 #n Abnormal -
board has abnormalities. assistance.
Physical
Parallel I/O communication cable is Please contact service personnel for
42
Abnormal loose or the circuit board is assistance.
abnormal.
3OHDVHFRQ¿UPLIWKHPDLQ$&VRXUFH¶V
The main AC source’s voltage voltage is abnormal or not.
INV #n PLL is changed or the power If yes, please wait for the main AC
43
Bus Abnormal module #n’s circuit board is source to be restored to normal.
abnormal. If no, please contact service personnel
for assistance.
CSU Aux The auxiliary power card #n Please contact service personnel for
44
Pwr #n Fail is abnormal. assistance.
CSU Aux The auxiliary power card #n Please contact service personnel for
45
Pwr #n On Repair is not inserted. assistance.
Parallel
The parallel communication Please contact service personnel for
46 Communication
card #n is abnormal. assistance.
Card #n Removed
10-7
Alarm
Message
The power module #n is
PM #n Abnormal Please contact service personnel for
47 abnormally removed or the
Absent assistance.
power outage occurs.
System Control
The system control card is Please contact service personnel for
48 Card FPGA
abnormal. assistance.
&RQ¿J$EQRUPDO
PFC #n Soft The PFC of the power Please contact service personnel for
49
Start Fail module #n is abnormal. assistance.
INV #n Soft The inverter of the power Please contact service personnel for
50
Start Fail module #n is abnormal. assistance.
the fans or not. If yes, remove the
PFC #n Over The fans of the power module
51 foreign matter.
Heat Warning #n are abnormal.
2. Contact service personnel for
assistance.
PFC #n Over The fans of the power module
52 foreign matter.
Heat Shutdown #n are abnormal.
assistance.
PFC #n DC Bus The power module #n is Please contact service personnel for
53
Over Shutdown abnormal. assistance.
PFC #n DC Bus The power module #n is Please contact service personnel for
54
Under Shutdown abnormal. assistance.
INV #n Over The fans of the power module
55 foreign matter.
assistance.
INV #n Over The fans of the power module
56 foreign matter.
assistance.
INV #n DC Bus The power module #n is Please contact service personnel for
57
Over Shutdown abnormal. assistance.
INV #n DC Bus The power module #n is Please contact service personnel for
58
Under Shutdown abnormal. assistance.

10 Troubleshooting
Alarm
Message
PFC #n The PFC of the power Please contact service personnel for
59
Fuse Open module #n is abnormal. assistance.
PM #n Battery The power module #n is Please contact service personnel for
60
Fuse Open abnormal. assistance.
PM #n Charger The power module #n is Please contact service personnel for
61
Fuse Open abnormal. assistance.
INV #n Output The inverter of the power Please contact service personnel for
62
Fuse Open module #n is abnormal. assistance.
PM #n O/P The power module #n is Please contact service personnel for
63
Relay Fault abnormal. assistance.
1. Please turn on the switch of the
power module #n.
The switch of the power
PM #n Repair 2. If the alarm message still exists
64 module #n is in the OFF
Switch Open after the solution mentioned above
status.
service personnel.
The inverter of the power
module #n activates its own
INV #n Over
protection mechanism when Please contact service personnel for
65 OTP Auto
abnormalities occur and re- assistance.
Recover Limit
starts automatically for more
than 3 times.
INV #n Over DC
66 Bus OVP Auto
Recover Limit
than 3 times.
INV #n Over
67 OCP Auto
Recover Limit
than 3 times.
The inverter voltage of
INV #n Volt Please contact service personnel for
68 the power module #n is
Abnormal assistance.
abnormal.
10-9
Alarm
Message
1. The system’s internal
communication cable is
INV #n PWM loose. Please contact service personnel for
69
Carrier Fault 2. The inverter of the power assistance.
module #n’s circuit board
is abnormal.
1. The system’s internal
communication cable is
INV PLL Ref Please contact service personnel for
70 loose.
Bus Abnormal assistance.
2. The system’s circuit board
is abnormal.
1. Please confirm if the EPO button
is pressed or not. If yes, restart
the UPS in accordance with the
normal start-up procedures after
Emergency
71 The EPO button is pressed. the relevant abnormalities are
3ZU2ႇ
eliminated.
2. If the alarm message still exists,
please contact service personnel for
assistance.
1. Please confirm if the external
manual bypass breaker is turned
on or not. If yes, restart the UPS in
accordance with the normal start-
On Manual The external manual bypass
72 up procedures after the relevant
Bypass breaker is turned on.
abnormalities are eliminated.
2. If the alarm message still exists,
please contact service personnel for
assistance.
PM #n Charger The charger of the power Please contact service personnel for
73
Volt Abnormal module #n is abnormal. assistance.
PM #n Charger The charger of the power Please contact service personnel for
74
Current Abnormal module #n is abnormal. assistance.
CHG #n Over The fans of the power module
75 foreign matter.
assistance.

10 Troubleshooting
Alarm
Message
CHG #n Over The fans of the power module
76 foreign matter.
assistance.
Ext Parallel Unit The parallel cable has been Please contact service personnel for
77
Abnormal Absent removed. assistance.
The setting of the EMS 1000
The EMS 1000 ID ID # is wrong or the
Please contact service personnel for
78 # Communication communication cable
assistance.
Fail (CAT-5) of the EMS 1000
ID # is loose or damaged.
The EMS 1000
1. The environment
ID # Exceeds 1. Lower the environment temperature.
temperature is too high.
79 The Warning 2. Please contact service personnel for
Temperature 2. The EMS temperature
assistance.
Threshold settings are wrong.
The EMS 1000

1. The environment
ID # Exceeds 1. Lower the environment temperature.
temperature is too high.
80 The Alarm 2. Please contact service personnel for
Temperature 2. The EMS temperature
assistance.
Threshold settings are wrong.
The EMS 1000 1. The environment humidity

1. Lower the environment humidity.
ID # Exceeds The is too high.
81 2. Please contact service personnel for
Warning Humidity 2. The EMS humidity
Threshold assistance.
settings are wrong.
The EMS 1000 1. The environment humidity
1. Lower the environment humidity.
ID # Exceeds The is too high.
82 2. Please contact service personnel for
Alarm Humidity 2. The EMS humidity
Threshold assistance.
settings are wrong.
1. The input contact 1 of the
EMS 1000 ID # has been 1. Please check if the connection of
triggered. the device connected to the input
The EMS 1000 ID
2. Wrong connection of the contact 1 of the EMS1000 ID # is
83 # Input Contact 1
device connected to the abnormal or not.
Triggered
input contact 1 occurs or 2. Please contact service personnel for
the software settings are assistance.
wrong.
10-11
Alarm
Message
The EMS 1000 ID
Triggered
wrong.
The EMS 1000 ID
Triggered
wrong.
The EMS 1000 ID
Triggered
wrong.
The power module #n’s
INV #n MONCAN
internal communication cable Please contact service personnel for
87 #n Abnormal -
is loose or the circuit board is assistance.
Physical
abnormal.
Bypass STS Short The bypass static switch or Please contact service personnel for
88
Fault its drive circuit is abnormal. assistance.
1. Please check if the bypass voltage
In ECO mode, due to the
and frequency is within the normal
unstable bypass voltage and
range for the UPS to run in ECO
frequency, the UPS transfers
Online To ECO mode.
89 between On-Line mode and
Transfer Inhibit 2. If the alarm message still exist after
ECO mode for too many
times within a short period of the solution mentioned above has
time. been executed, please contact
service personnel.

10 Troubleshooting
Alarm
Message
1. Please check if the load capacity is
beyond the range for the UPS to run
Overload shutdown and auto
Over Overload normally.
recovery happen too many
90 Auto Recover 2. If the alarm message still exist after
times within a short period of
Limit the solution mentioned above has
time.
been executed, please contact
service personnel.
1. Please check if there is any
abnormality in the loads, e.g.
Abnormal output voltage and
Over INV Volt overload or short circuit.
auto recovery happen too
91 Abnormal Auto 2. If the alarm message still exist after
many times within a short
Recover Limit the solution mentioned above has
period of time.
service personnel.
The thermal sensor of the
Bypass STS NTC Please contact service personnel for
92 bypass static switch is not
Not Installed assistance.
properly installed.
1. Please check if there is any
abnormality in the loads, e.g.
Output The loads are abnormal overload or short circuit.
93 Over Current or the power modules are 2. If the alarm message still exist after
Shutdown damaged. the solution mentioned above has
service personnel.
Parallel Unit Please contact service personnel for
94 the parallel UPS units’
&RQ¿J&RQÀLFW assistance.
parameter settings.
1. Please check if the system control
System card is properly installed.
Control Card The system control card is 2. If the alarm message still exist after
95
Communication removed or damaged. the solution mentioned above has
Loss been executed, please contact
service personnel.
1. Turn the STS module’s switch to
the upper position ( ).
Bypass STS
The STS module’s switch is 2. If the alarm message still exist after
96 Module Repair
not in the upper position ( ). the solution mentioned above has
Switch Open
service personnel.
10-13
Alarm
Message
Bypass STS
The auxiliary power for the Please contact service personnel for
97 Module Aux
STS module malfunctions. assistance.
Pwr Fault
PFC #n MONCAN The internal communication Please contact service personnel for
98
Comm Loss of the PFC #n is abnormal. assistance.
INV #n Local internal communication cable Please contact service personnel for
99
Comm Loss is loose or the circuit board is assistance.
abnormal.
INV #n INTCAN internal communication cable Please contact service personnel for
100
abnormal.
INV #n MONCAN internal communication cable Please contact service personnel for
101
abnormal.
The parallel I/O
PM #n Parallel communication cable of the Please contact service personnel for
102
I/O Fault power module #n is loose or assistance.
the circuit board is abnormal.
,19Q'&2ႇVHW The inverter of the power Please contact service personnel for
103
Fault Warning module #n is abnormal. assistance.
The bypass voltage waveform
INV #n Over waveform is normal.
is abnormal, or the inverter
OutRelayVDP 2. If the alarm message still exist after
104 voltage of the power module
Auto Recover the solution mentioned above has
#n is abnormal, resulting in a
Limit been executed, please contact
repeated alarm.
service personnel.
The bypass voltage waveform waveform is normal.
INV #n Output
is abnormal, or the inverter 2. If the alarm message still exist after
105*2 5HOD\9ROW'Lႇ
voltage of the power module the solution mentioned above has
Abnormal - R
#n is abnormal. been executed, please contact
service personnel.
INV #n Output
Abnormal - S
service personnel.

10 Troubleshooting
Alarm
Message
INV #n Output
Abnormal - T
service personnel.
1. Check the UPS’s battery fuses or
1. The UPS’s battery fuses the battery module’s fuse.
Battery Fuse are damaged. 2. Check if the settings of input dry
108
Open 2. The battery module’s fuse contacts are correct.
is damaged. 3. Please contact service personnel for
assistance.
1. Check the BMS warning message.
Due to battery abnormalities,
2. Check if the settings of input dry
Battery Abnormal the UPS shuts down when
109 contacts are correct.
Shutdown it transfers to run in battery
mode. 3. Please contact service personnel for
assistance.
1. Check the BMS warning message.
The BMS warning message 2. Check if the settings of input dry
Battery Abnormal
110 shows that the batteries are contacts are correct.
Warning
abnormal. 3. Please contact service personnel for
assistance.
INV #N Current The power module #n is Please contact service personnel for
111
Sensing Abnormal abnormal. assistance.
NOTE:
1. If the alarm still exists after the above possible causes are eliminated, please contact
your dealer or customer service.
2. *2 The phase R/ S/ T shown in the alarm messages (No. 105 ~ 107) represents the phase
L1/ L2/ L3 respectively.
10-15
Appendix 1 7HFKQLFDO6SHFL¿FDWLRQV
A1 Technical
6SHFL¿FDWLRQV
A1-1
Model DPH
UPS Capacity
Nominal
9DF9DF ĭ:*
Voltage
Voltage
96 ~ 146 Vac/166 ~ 253 Vac (full load)
Range
Current
Input
Harmonic 3% *1
Distortion
Power Factor > 0.99
Frequency
40 ~ 70 Hz
Range
Voltage 9DF9DF ĭ:*
Voltage
Harmonic 2% (linear load)
Distortion
Output
Power Factor 1
Frequency 50/60 Hz
Overload PLQXWHVPLQXWH
Capability > 150%: 1 second
Display 10” Touch Panel
External battery temperature dry contact × 4,

External switch/breaker status dry contact × 4,
Output dry contact × 6, Input dry contact × 4,
Interface Standard
Parallel port × 4, USB type A × 2, USB type B × 1,
RS-232 port × 1, MODBUS port × 1, BMS (RJ45) × 1,
Ethernet × 1, SMART slot × 1, REPO × 1
Online Mode up to 95%

(ႈFLHQF\
ECO Mode up to 98.5%
Nominal
± 168 Vdc
Voltage
Battery
Charge
± 190 Vdc (adjustable from 182 Vdc to 196 Vdc)
Voltage
Modulon DPH Series A1-2

Appendix 1 7HFKQLFDO6SHFL¿FDWLRQV
Model DPH
UPS Capacity
Protection of
Battery Battery Deep Yes
Discharge
Operating 3300 ft (1000 meters)

Altitude (without derating)
Operating
32 ~ 104°F (0 ~ 40°C)
Temperature
Environment Relative
< 95% (non-condensing)
Humidity
Audible Noise G%$*2
IP Degree of
IP 20
Protection
Parallel
Yes
Redundancy
Others Emergency Yes

3RZHU2ႇ (remote: default; local: optional)
Battery-start Yes
Dimensions 23.62" x 33.46" x 78.74"

(W × D × H) (600 x 850 x 2000 mm)
Physical
UPS Frame (without power modules): 619.5 lb (281 kg)
Weight
Power Module (optional) : 46.3 lb (21 kg)/ 1 PC
NOTE:
1. *1 : When input vTHD is <1%.
2. *2 : At a distance of 3.3 ft (1 meter) in front of the UPS under full load condition.
3. Please refer to the rating label for the safety rating.
$OOVSHFL¿FDWLRQVDUHVXEMHFWWRFKDQJHZLWKRXWSULRUQRWLFH
A1-3
Appendix 2 Warranty
A2 Warranty
A2-1
Seller warrants this product, if used in accordance with all applicable instructions, to be free from
original defects in material and workmanship within the warranty period. If the product has any failure
problem within the warranty period, Seller will repair or replace the product at its sole discretion
according to the failure situation.
This warranty does not apply to normal wear or to damage resulting from improper installation,
operation, usage, maintenance or irresistible force (i.e. war, fire, natural disaster, etc.), and this
warranty also expressly excludes all incidental and consequential damages.
Maintenance service for a fee is provided for any damage out of the warranty period. If any
maintenance is required, please directly contact the supplier or Seller.
WARNING:
The individual user should take care to determine prior to use whether the environment and
the load characteristic are suitable, adequate or safe for the installation and the usage of
this product. The User Manual must be carefully followed. Seller makes no representation
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No. 501327880001
Version : V 0.1
Release Date : 2020_5_5
Modulon DPH Series A2-2

- Global Headquarter
Taiwan
Delta Electronics Inc.

39 Section 2, Huandong Road, Shanhua District,
Tainan City 74144, Taiwan
T +886 6 505 6565
E [email protected]
- Regional Office
The United States Australia
Delta Electronics (Americas) Ltd. Delta Energy Systems Australia Pty Ltd.
46101 Fremont Blvd. Fremont, CA 94538 Unit 20-21, 45 Normanby Road, Notting Hill VIC 3168, Australia
T +1 510 344 2157 T +61 3 9543 3720
E [email protected] E [email protected]
South America Thailand

Delta Greentech (Brasil) S/A Delta Electronics (Thailand) Public Co.,Ltd.
Rua Itapeva, 26 - 3° andar Edificio Itapeva One - Bela Vista 909 Soi 9, Moo 4, E.P.Z., Bangpoo Industrial Estate, Tambon Prakasa,
01332-000 - São Paulo - SP - Brazil Amphur Muang-samutprakarn, Samutprakarn Province 10280, Thailand
T +55 11 3568 3850 T +662 709-2800
China South Korea

Delta GreenTech (China) Co., Ltd. Delta Electronics (Korea), Inc.
238 Minxia Road, Pudong, Shanghai, 201209 P.R.C 1511, Byucksan Digital Valley 6-cha, Gasan-dong, Geumcheon-gu,
T +86 21 5863 5678 Seoul, Korea, 153-704
+86 21 5863 9595 T +82-2-515-5303
Singapore India
Delta Electronics Int’l (Singapore) Pte Ltd. Delta Power Solutions (India) Pvt. Ltd.
4 Kaki Bukit Ave 1, #05-04, Singapore 417939 Plot No. 43, Sector-35, HSIIDC, Gurgaon-122001, Haryana, India
T +65 6747 5155 T +91 124 4874 900
EMEA
Delta Electronics (Netherlands) BV
Zandsteen 15, 2132MZ Hoofddorp, The Netherlands
T +31 20 655 09 00
E [email protected]

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The power behind competitiveness

Delta UPS - Modulon Family

Modulon DPH Series II

2. Introduction ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-1

3. Operation Modes --------------------------------------------------------------- 3-1

4. Communication Interfaces -------------------------------------------------- 4-1

5. Installation and Wiring ------------------------------------------------------- 5-1

Modulon DPH Series IV

5.6 External Battery Cabinet Connection Warnings ----------------------------------5-20

6. UPS Operation------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-1

7. LCD Display & Settings ------------------------------------------------------ 7-1

8. Optional Accessories --------------------------------------------------------- 8-1

Modulon DPH Series VI

1.2 Connection Warnings

1.3 Usage Warnings

1.4 Storage Warnings

1.5 Standard Compliance

1.2 Connection Warnings

yYou can parallel four UPS units.

Modulon DPH Series 1-2

15kVA 30kVA 45kVA 60kVA 75kVA 90kVA 105kVA

15kVA 30kVA 45kVA 60kVA 75kVA 90kVA 105kVA

1.3 Usage Warnings

yIt is strictly forbidden to connect the UPS to any regenerative loads.

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

Modulon DPH Series 1-4

1.4 Storage Warnings

1.5 Standard Compliance

2.2 Package Inspection

2.3 Functions & Features

2.4 Exterior and Dimensions

2.5 Front View

2.6 Internal View

2.7 Tri-color LED Indicator

2.2 Package Inspection

2. Examine if any parts are loose or damaged.

Modulon DPH Series 2-2

No. Item Q'ty

3 Parallel Cable (3 meters) 1 PC

M10 Screw (used for input/ output/ battery/

Washer (used for input/ output/ battery/

Spring Washer (used for input/ output/ battery/

4-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block

6-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block

8-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block

10-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block (used for input

2.3 Functions & Features

yOutput power factor=1.

Modulon DPH Series 2-4

yAdopts top cable entry.

yBattery start-up function even when there is no AC input.

yConnects at maximum four external battery cabinets to extend backup time.

ySmart battery charger design allows auto-charging or manual charging to shorten

yProvides communication interfaces and a smart slot. Please refer to 4. Communication

yState-of-the-art microprocessor technology performs self-detection and monitors fan

2.4 Exterior and Dimensions

(Figure 2-1: Exterior & Dimensions)

Modulon DPH Series 2-6

2.5 Front View

Casters Leveling Feet