MASTER MPS

Technical specifications
MASTER MPS

10 to 80 kVA THREE-PHASE INPUT / THREE-PHASE OUTPUT

10 to100 kVA THREE-PHASE INPUT / SINGLE-PHASE OUTPUT
On Line Double Conversion (VFI) Technology with Isolated Inverter
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CONTENTS

1. PURPOSE ..................................................................................................................................................... 2
2. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................................................. 2
3. REFERENCE STANDARDS ......................................................................................................................... 5
4. APPLICATIONS ........................................................................................................................................... 6
5. CONFIGURATIONS .................................................................................................................................... 7
6. UPS DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................................... 11
6.1. AC/DC Converter ................................................................................................................ 12
6.1.1. Easy Source ........................................................................................................................... 13
6.1.2. Battery Care System............................................................................................................. 14
6.2. DC/AC Converter ................................................................................................................ 14
6.3. Static Switch .......................................................................................................................... 16
7. CONTROL PANEL .................................................................................................................................... 17
8. SWITCHES ................................................................................................................................................. 20
9. COMMUNICATION .................................................................................................................................. 21
9.1. Report signals ........................................................................................................................ 21
9.2. Commands ........................................................................................................................... 21
9.3. Emergency shutdown .......................................................................................................... 21
9.4. Monitoring and control software ........................................................................................ 21
10. UPS CABINET ........................................................................................................................................... 22
11. INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................................ 22
12. OPTIONS ................................................................................................................................................... 22
12.1. Communication ................................................................................................................... 22
12.2. Graphic remote panel ........................................................................................................ 26
12.3. Battery cabinets ................................................................................................................... 27
12.4. Start-up from battery (Cold Start) ...................................................................................... 27
12.5. UGS - UPS Group Synchroniser ............................................................................................ 27
12.6. PSJ - Parallel Systems Joiner ................................................................................................ 28
12.7. Isolation transformers ........................................................................................................... 28
12.8. Kit for UPSs without input and output neutral ................................................................... 28
12.9. Protection levels ................................................................................................................... 28
12.10 Faulty fan control ................................................................................................................. 28
13. ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS ...................................................................................................... 29
14. TECHNICAL DATA THREE PHASE INPUT / THREE PHASE OUTPUT ............................................... 29
15. TECHNICAL DATA THREE PHASE INPUT/ SINGLE PHASE OUTPUT................................................ 35

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1. PURPOSE
These technical specifications describe an Uninterruptible Power System (UPS), a device which
supplies clean energy to the connected load, without any interruption due to disturbances in the
mains power supply, including a total power failure.

Master MPS is a series of UPSs designed entirely by RIELLO UPS a leading manufacturer of
uninterruptible power supplies from 350 VA to 800 kVA, with over 25 years of experience in the
sector. To find out about the other products available, visit www.riello-ups.com.

2. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

The present technical specification describes the technical features of the Master MPS series for
the models with three phase input, three phase output and three phase input, single phase output
with rating 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 60, 80 and 100 kVA. MASTER MPS is with On Line double conversion
technology accordance to VFI-SS-111 classification – as defined by standard IEC EN 62040-3 - with
transformer in output downstream the inverter.

Master MPS is compatible with the most critical industrial installations thanks to its many features,
such as:

a) Easy source

Low distortion of the input voltage up to 3 %;

Compatibility with the motor generator thanks the functions as power walk-in, power
walk-in delay timer and battery inhibition.

b) Battery Care System

Battery recharge with two voltage levels as per characteristics IU 1 U2;

Voltage Recharge with temperature compensation;
Compatibility to recharge battery with long autonomy;
Battery test to check a battery decay.

c) Output nominal Power with Power Factor of 0,9

d) Isolation transformer downstream the inverter to protect the load from mains interference in
all operating conditions.

e) Double protection of the load when powered in battery mode: the first protection is the
usual one provided by the integrated electronic control and a second further protection is
given by galvanic isolation of the inverter output transformer

f) Thermal overrating of the inverter to guarantee an overload (kVA) at 110% for 60 minutes

g) Backfeed protection

h) System expandability up to 8 units, Dual BUS and Dynamic Dual Bus systems

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The Master MPS range comprises the following models:

MODEL DESCRIPTION
MPM 10 UPS 10 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output
UPS 10 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output with input
MPM HC 10
harmonic filter
MPM 15 UPS 15 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output
UPS 15 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output with input
MPM HC 15
harmonic filter
MPM 20 UPS 20 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output
UPS 20 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output with input
MPM HC 20
harmonic filter
MPM 30 UPS 30 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output
UPS 30 kVA ,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output with input
MPM HC 30
harmonic filter
MPM 40 UPS 40 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output
UPS 40 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output with input
MPM HC 40
harmonic filter
MPM 60 UPS 60 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output
UPS 60 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output with input
MPM 60 HC
harmonic filter
MPM 80 UPS 80 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output
UPS 80 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output with input
MPM 80 HC
harmonic filter
MPM 100 UPS 100 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output
UPS 100 kVA,6 Pulse, Three phase input / Single Phase Output with input
MPM 100 HC
harmonic filter

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MODEL DESCRIPTION
MPT 10 UPS 10 kVA, 6 pulse, three phase input / three phase Output
UPS 10 kVA, 6 pulse, three phase input / three phase Output with input
MPT 10 HC
harmonic filter
MPT 15 UPS 15 kVA, 6 pulse, three phase input / three phase Output
UPS 15 kVA, 6 pulse, three phase input / three phase Output with input
MPT 15 HC
harmonic filter
MPT 20 UPS 20 kVA, 6 pulse, three phase input / three phase Output
UPS 20 kVA, 6 pulse, three phase input / three phase Output with input
MPT 20 HC
harmonic filter
MPT 30 UPS 30 kVA, 6 pulse, three phase input / three phase Output
UPS 30 kVA, 6 pulse, three phase input / three phase Output with input
MPT 30 HC
harmonic filter
MPT 40 UPS 40 kVA, 6 pulse, three phase input / three phase Output
UPS 40 kVA, 6 pulse, three phase input / three phase Output with input
MPT 40 HC
harmonic filter
MPT 60 UPS 60 kVA, 6 pulse, three phase input / three phase output
UPS 60 kVA, 6 pulse, three phase input / three phase output with input
MPT 60 HC
harmonic filter
MPT 60 D UPS 60 kVA, 12 pulse, three phase input / three phase output
UPS 60 kVA, 12 pulse, three phase input / three phase output with input
MPT 60 DHC
harmonic filter
MPT 80 UPS 80 kVA, 6 pulse, three phase input / three phase output
UPS 80 kVA, 6 pulse, three phase input / three phase output with input
MPT 80 HC
harmonic filter
MPT 80 D UPS 80 kVA, 12 pulse, three phase input / three phase output
UPS 80 kVA, 12 pulse, three phase input / three phase output with input
MPT 80 DHC
harmonic filter

The differences between the HC, D and DHC versions are found essentially in their input
characteristics (harmonic currents and power factor).
See the Technical Data at the end of these specifications for further details.

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3. REFERENCE STANDARDS
RPS SpA is a company certified ISO 9001 (Certificate No CERT-04674-99-AQ-VEN-SINCERT) and
covers all procedures, operating methods and monitoring of all stages from design to production
and sales activities.

This certification is a guarantee for the customer with regard to the following aspects:

use of quality materials;

meticulousness in the production and testing phases;
constant customer support.

Besides company certification, the product is classified VFI-SS-111 in conformity with standard IEC
EN 62040-3 and satisfies the following UPS specific standards:

EN62040-1 - Uninterruptible power systems (UPS): General and safety requirements;

EN 62040-3 - Methods of specifying the performance and test requirements;
EN 62040-2 - Electromagnetic compatibility.

The Master MPS series also makes reference to the following general standards, where applicable:

IEC 60529: Degrees of protection provided by enclosures;

IEC 60664: Insulation for equipment within low-voltage systems;
IEC 60755: General requirements for residual current operated protective devices;
IEC 60950: General safety requirements for Information Technology equipment;
IEC 61000-2-2: Electromagnetic compatibility immunity;
IEC 61000-4-1: Electromagnetic compatibility – overview of the IEC 61000-4 series;
IEC 61000-4-2: Electrostatic discharge immunity test;
IEC 61000-4-3: Radio-frequency, electromagnetic immunity test;
IEC 61000-4-4: Electrical fast transients/burst immunity test;
IEC 61000-4-5: Surge immunity test;
IEC 61000-4-6: Test for immunity to conducted disturbances induced by radio
frequency fields;
IEC 61000-4-8: Power frequency magnetic field immunity test;
IEC 61000-4-11: Voltage dips, short interruptions and voltage variations immunity test.

European Directives:

LV 2006/95/EC replace LV 73/23/EC and 93/68/EC

Low voltage Directive: contains provisions relating to equipment safety and imposes the EC
marking obligation from 1/1/97.

EMC 2004/108/EC
Electromagnetic compatibility directive: covers the immunity and emission aspects of the
UPS in its installation environment and imposes the obligatory use of CE marking as from
1/1/96.

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4. APPLICATIONS

The UPSs of the Master MPS series are suitable for all applications requiring protection of the critical
load, from simple installations to more complex systems where a higher level of reliability and
maintainability is required.

Data Centres and Telecommunications: the uninterruptible power system can grow together
with your business since the basic system can be expanded with up to eight units
connected in parallel without compromising the initial investment. Furthermore, greater
levels of reliability and maintainability can be achieved with the more advanced
configurations such as the “Dual Bus” and “Dynamic System Expansion”.

Industrial processes and electro-medical systems: the UPS is particularly suitable for
application with industrial processes and the power supply to electro-medical systems,
thanks to its design principles and technical features, such as for example:

inverter with output transformer guaranteeing isolation of the load from mains
interference in all conditions;
high short circuit and overload capacity;
high battery recharging capacity, enabling applications with different kinds of
batteries (sealed, vented or Nickel Cadmium) with long back-up time.

Emergency systems: the Stand-by OFF mode of operation can be selected to activate the
emergency back-up function, as defined by standard EN 50171 (Central Power Supply Syst

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5. CONFIGURATIONS
The following configurations are available:

Single UPS

The single version of the system, normally used for simple installations.
The same system can function as a frequency converter, 50/60 Hz and vice versa, with or without
battery by means of a simple setting that can be effected in situ.

Bypass
Mains

Mains

Battery

Load

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Parallel configuration

Up to 8 UPSs can be connected in parallel to increase the power of the uninterruptible power
system (power parallel) or to enhance its reliability (redundant parallel).
The system is defined as “redundant parallel” when the stoppage of one or several UPSs does not
determine the loss of the power supply.

All the UPSs power the load simultaneously with automatic sharing of the current.

The units exchange information on the operating status and the sync signals by means of the RS485
connections in loop with dual redundancy. This means that even in the event of the accidental
interruption of both connections, only the UPS affected by this interruption cuts itself off, while the
other one continues to operate without any interference.

The “Hot System Expansion” feature means that a new UPS can be added to the system while the
other units are on-line and powering the load from the inverter.
The integrated UPS will configure itself automatically with the system data without any disturbance
to the load.

In configurations with more than two units, it is recommended to install an external maintenance
bypass and to inhibit the one inside the UPS, in order to improve service operations.

The parallel system may function with a separate battery or a single battery, that is, one battery
shared by several UPSs.

Bypass mains

Mains Mains Mains

UPS 1 UPS 2
UPS 3 ---UPS 8

Battery Battery Battery

Maintenance Bypass Cabinet (option)

Load

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Dual Bus System (UGS)

Two independent systems can be configured in Dual Bus with a single or separate power source.
The synchronisation option (UGS) keeps the outputs of the two systems constantly synchronised,
regardless of the input variations and when the system is powered by the battery.

Each system comprises up to a maximum of 4 parallel UPSs.

This system has been designed for configurations that use the STS (Static Transfer Switch) since it
guarantees switching from one continuous source to the other without disturbances to the loads.

Bypass

Mains Mains Mains Mains

System A System B

UPS 1A UPS 2A UPS 1B UPS 2B

Battery Battery Battery Battery

Sinchroniser

Static Transfer
Switch

Load 3

Static Transfer
Switch
Load 1 Load 2
Load 4

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Dynamic Dual Bus System (PSJ)

Two independent systems (up to 4 units each) can be connected in a “Dynamic Dual Bus”
configuration by means of the PSJ (Parallel System Joiner) option.

This enables the two systems to be joined to form a single system when, for example, part of one
system is undergoing maintenance and it is felt appropriate to use the redundant UPS for both bars
of the load. The synchronization and the equal distribution of power is guaranteed by the PSJ.
This characteristic provides an extreme flexibility of the systems in case of maintenance or when is
necessary to modify the redundancy level between the two bus.

Bypass (1) Bypass (2)

Mains Mains Mains Mains

System A System B

UPS 1A UPS 2A UPS 1B UPS 2B

Battery Battery Battery Battery

PSJ

Load 1 Load 2

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6. UPS DESCRIPTION
The uninterruptible power supply can be set to operate in four operating modes: ON-LINE, STAND-
BY ON, SMART ACTIVE and STAND-BY OFF.

Mode: ON-LINE

Normal: The rectifier draws energy from the mains to power the inverter and keep the
batteries charged; the inverter powers the load with voltage and frequency stabilised and
in sync with the emergency mains, if appropriate.

Emergency: when the mains power supply goes out of the pre-set limits, the rectifier
switches off and the inverter is powered from the battery for the envisaged back-up time
without any disturbance to the load. When the mains power supply is restored, the Rectifier
starts to operate gradually (power walk in), powering the batteries again and charging the
inverter.

Overload: in the event of an inverter overload beyond the envisaged limits, or a manual
shutdown, the load is automatically transferred onto the emergency mains by means of the
Static switch without any disturbance to the load.

Mode: STAND-BY ON

The load is normally powered from the emergency mains, the rectifier keeps the batteries charged.
When the mains goes outside the preset range, the load is transferred automatically onto the
inverter until the mains returns to a suitable level.

This mode is suitable for powering loads that are not sensitive to mains interference, thus allowing
increased system efficiency of up to 98%.

Mode: SMART ACTIVE

When the Master MPS system is configured in SMART ACTIVE mode, it automatically determines
whether to operate in ON-LINE or STAND-BY ON mode.

This is done by monitoring the emergency mains: if this remains suitable for a defined period, the
system sets itself to STAND-BY ON mode; otherwise it remains in ON-LINE mode.

Mode: STAND-BY OFF

When the mains power supply is present, the rectifier keeps the batteries charged and the inverter
is switched off. When the mains fails, the rectifier switches off and the inverter is activated in approx.
200 ms, using the battery energy.
This application is suitable for the power supply of emergency lighting, as defined by standard
EN 50171.

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The block diagram of the Master MPS system is shown below:

SWMB

SWBY
Bypass
Line

Backfeed
protection

SWIN SWOUT
Input Output
Mains

Rectifier Inverter Static switch

Alarm cards

Battery Communication
Option cards
SNMP, MODBUS;
JBUS etc.

Control circuit with

microprocessor

Signallings and
command panel

6.1. AC/DC Converter

The AC/DC Converter battery charger converts the alternating voltage into direct voltage to
power the inverter at nominal load. Several versions of UPS, the HC, D, DHC, are available. These
use various technologies at the input stage to reduce the current harmonics reflected to the mains
up to 3% (see the Technical Data tables at the end of these specifications). This kind of Converter
has two main functions:

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6.1.1. Easy Source

Master MPS is designed in order to reduce at minimum the impact on the mains source or on the
upstream Generator Set. In detail the features are as follow:

Input harmonics: thanks to a low input harmonics content and the high power
factor, the costs of installing and dimensioning a generator set upstream are greatly
reduced.

Power Walk-in: when the voltage is applied in input to the rectifier, for example after
a mains power failure, the rectifier reaches nominal power progressively in a time
programmable from 0 to 125 seconds.

Power Walk-in delay timer: in parallel configurations, the start-up of the rectifiers can
be delayed to reduce the impact to any generator located upstream. The delayed
start-up is programmable up to 120 seconds.

Output Power
Generator (kVA)

100 %

75 %

UPS1+
50 % UPS2+
UPS3+
UPS4
UPS1+
UPS2+
UPS 3
25 % UPS1+UPS2
UPS1

30 60 90
Seconds

Example of calibrated start-up of the rectifiers in a parallel system

Inhibition of the battery charge current: while the UPS is operating with a generator
set, battery recharging can be excluded and all the available power used to feed
the load.

Inhibition of the synchro with bypass: in case of a generator set with the output
frequency very unstable, the Inverter synchronization with bypass can be inhibited.
In this condition the Inverter generates the output voltage in free running mode by
using the internal oscillator and consequently the transfer of the load on bypass is
not allowed.

The “battery recharge current” and “Inverter Synchro with bypass” inhibitions are activated by a
remote contact of the generator set connected to the optional Rely Card (see Chapter 12 –
Options )

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6.1.2. Battery Care System

The “Battery Care System” is a set of functions designed to control, manage and preserve the
battery for as long as possible.

a) Battery recharging: this UPS product will work with hermetically-sealed lead (VRLA),
AGM, open vase or Ni-Cd batteries. Depending on the type of battery, two recharging
methods are available:

Cyclical recharging (factory set): the battery’s charge state is kept under
constant control, so that when the charge level drops below the established
level, a recharging cycle starts up following the IU characteristic (EN 50272-2).
In any case, the UPS automatically runs a top-up charge cycle every 24
hours.

Two-level recharging (configurable): this recharge is carried out with limited

current at two voltage levels following the IU1 U2 characteristic (EN 50272-2))
Charging in the first phase is at the rapid charge voltage (U 1), followed by a
second phase at floating charge level (U2). Both these recharge values are
ensured with recharge voltage temperature compensation as required by the
battery manufacturers so that battery life is not jeopardised. This type of
recharge can be configured on-site and is mainly used with open vase and
NiCd batteries.

b) Battery test: in normal operating conditions the battery is checked automatically at

regular intervals or on manual command. The test takes place without appreciably
discharging the battery, in complete safety for the load and without compromising the
battery service life. If the test has a negative outcome, a report signal will appear on
the UPS panel and remotely.

c) Protection against slow discharges: in the event of discharges of long duration and low
load, the end of discharge voltage is raised to approx. 1.8 V/el as prescribed by the
battery manufacturers so at to avoid damaging the batteries.

d) Current ripple: in normal operating condition and with the battery charged, the current
ripple is zero. This feature eliminates one of the main causes of reduced battery
reliability.

6.2. DC/AC Converter

The DC/AC converter converts the direct voltage into stabilised, sinusoidal alternating voltage for
the power supply of the load. With the UPS in ON-LINE mode, the load is always powered from the
inverter.

This comprises a three phase inverter with IGBT (Isolated Gate Bipolar Transistor), a transistor that
allows high switching frequencies (>20 kHz) and consequently low consumption and low noise.

The inverter output is connected to the transformer, thus ensuring galvanic isolation between
output and battery.

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Voltage regulation

The output voltage is regulated by using the independent phase control, a feature that allows a
better static and dynamic response. In detail:

a) static condition: the inverter output voltage remains within ± 1% for all input voltage
variations within the allowed limits;

b) dynamic condition: for load variations from 0 to 100%, the output voltage remains within
± 5% below the values defined by class 1 of standard EN 62040-3.

Frequency regulation

The inverter output frequency is generated autonomously by an internal oscillator, in sync with that
of the emergency mains; the frequency stability towards the load therefore depends on the
operating condition:

a) Frequency stability

a. With mains available: the internal oscillator follows the frequency variations of
the emergency mains according to the set value, which is normally ± 2% (can be
calibrated from ± 1% to ± 6%).
b. With mains not available: the inverter generates the output voltage frequency
autonomously with a stability of ± 0.05%.

b) Speed of frequency variation

The maximum speed of inverter output frequency variation to reach that of the emergency
mains is 2 Hz/s for the UPS in single version, and 1 Hz/s for the parallel version.

Distortion of the output voltage

The regulation of the inverter guarantees the distortion of the output voltage with linear loads within
1% (max 2% with battery at end of discharge). With non linear loads, as defined by standard EN
62040-3, the distortion of the output voltage should not exceed 3%.

Output Power

The inverter is designed to supply to 100% of the power active for any load with cosfi from 0,9
capacitive to 0,8 inductive.

Overload

The inverter is sized to supply a power overload (kVA) of 110% for 1 hour, 125% for 10 minutes and
150% for 1 minute, on the three phases. On two phases, the limit is 200% for 7 s.
If the time or power limits are exceeded, the load is transferred onto the emergency mains.

Short circuit capacity

In the event of a short circuit on the load and with power supply from the battery, the inverter can
supply a current limited to 150% for 1 s in the event of a short circuit on the three phases, and 250%
for 1 s in the presence of a short circuit between phase and neutral.

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Symmetry of the output voltage

In all conditions, the symmetry of the output voltage is guaranteed within ± 1% for loads balanced
on the three phases, and ± 2% for 100% unbalanced loads (e.g. one phase at nominal load, the
other two without load).

Phase shift

The inverter three-phase output voltages are guaranteed with a phase shift angle of 120° ± 1° for
balanced loads and 100% unbalanced loads.

6.3. Static Switch

The Static Switch is an electronic device that transfers the load onto the emergency mains without
any break in power in the following circumstances:

a) manual shutdown of the inverter;

b) exceeding of the inverter overload limits;
c) exceeding of the internal over temperature limits;
d) inverter fault;
e) DC voltage outside the admitted range.

If at the time of switching the inverter voltage is not in sync with that of the emergency mains, the
transfer takes place with a delay of approx. 20 ms to avoid possible damage to the load. However
this value can be set from 10 to 100 ms to cover all the requirements of the various types of load.

Emergency mains voltage

Transfer onto the emergency mains only takes place if the voltage and frequency are considered
“suitable” to power the load. The limits of acceptability are defined by the user in relation to the
connected load:

Voltage window: ± 10% (can be calibrated from ± 5% to ± 25%);

Frequency window: ±1 Hz (can be calibrated from ± 1 Hz to ± 6 Hz).

Overload

The Static switch is of the type that is “transparent” for the load, since it does not include the
automatic overcurrent protection devices as required by most applications. The disconnecting
devices are installed externally in accordance with the equipment’s selectivity characteristics.

The UPS Static switch is sized to support the following overloads.

110% for 60 minutes

125% for 10 minutes
150% for 1 minute

For the other values refer to the chapter “Technical Specification”.

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7. CONTROL PANEL

The control panel located at the front of the equipment may be used to monitor and control all the
parameters of the UPS and the batteries connected to it. The operating status of the UPS is shown
on a liquid crystal display (LCD), with two rows of 40 characters and four LEDs with three operating
states: On (steady), On (flashing), and Off.

1 4

2 5

3 6

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8

LED Bypass input line indicator LED bypass output

LED Mains input line indicator LED Normal output
LED Battery indicator LED alarm for internal
Graphic display

F1, F2, F3, F4, F5, F6, F7, F8: FUNCTION KEYS

The function of each key is shown at the bottom of the display screen and varies according to the menu displayed.

The display shows the event history log up to 120; the measurements and associated alarms are
recorded for each event.
The messages are available in the following languages: Italian, English, French, German, Spanish,
Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Polish, Hungarian, Turkish, Czech, Romanian and Russian (as options).

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Measurements
Input voltage and frequency
By-pass voltage and frequency
Input power
Output voltage and frequency
Output power
Output power peak
Battery voltage
Battery recharge/discharge current
Inverter input voltage
Internal temperature (logic control, rectifier, Inverter, static switch and magnetic
components)
Sinewave view of the following signals :

- Input Current /Output Current

- Input Voltage/ Output Voltage

Hours of operation on inverter

Hours of operation on by-pass
Hours of operation on battery
Battery actuation time
Number of complete battery discharges

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Messages
The alarm messages are shown below:

INTERFERENCE ON BYPASS
Presence of disturbances on the bypass line
LINE

MANUAL BYPASS SWITCH

The manual bypass maintenance switch is closed.
CLOSED

FAULTY BYPASS VOLTAGE OR

The line voltage or frequency is outside the limits or the switch is open
SWBY, FSCR OFF

FAULTY POWER SUPPLY

The rectifier power supply voltage is outside the limits or the rectifier is faulty.
VOLTAGE OR SWIN OFF

MINIMUM BATTERY BACK-UP The battery is discharging and has reached the minimum back-up time value
TIME PREALARM (can be calibrated)

BATTERY TEST FAILED OR

The battery test has failed or the battery switch is open
BATTERY SWITCH OPEN

POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE

The battery voltage is below the preset limit.
LOW

OUTPUT OVERLOAD The load connected to the inverter has exceeded the nominal value in kVA.

LOAD POWERED FROM

When the load is less than the value set by the operator, it is transferred onto the
BYPASS DUE TO MINIMUM
bypass line.
LOAD

INTERNAL FAULT NUMBER Internal fault, details of the alarm are provided by a code.

LOAD TEMPORARILY ON
The load is temporarily on the bypass due to inrush current or inverter start-up.
BYPASS

LOAD ON BYPASS DUE TO

Load on bypass due to exceeding of the inverter overload limits
OUTPUT OVERLOAD

BYPASS COMMAND ACTIVE Load forced onto bypass

REMOTE COMMAND FOR

Load forced onto bypass by remote command
BYPASS: ACTIVE

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OVERTEMPERATURE OR The temperature inside the cabinet has exceeded the maximum limit due to too
VENTILATION FAULT high ambient temperature or ventilation fault.

FAULTY INPUT PHASE

Indicates that the sequence of the phases to the input is faulty.
SEQUENCE

Alarm when the output voltage is not present since SWOUT and SWMB are
NO OUTPUT VOLTAGE
both open at the same time.

AUTO-OFF TIMER: TOFF= 0: 0',

Setting of the date and time of automatic UPS start-up and shutdown
TON= 0: 0'

8. SWITCHES
The system is provided with four disconnecting switches under load located face on the cabinet
whose access is by opening the door:

SWIN Rectifier input

SWBY Emergency mains input
SWOUT Load output
SWMB Maintenance bypass.

The battery switch is placed in the battery cabinet or in a wall panel.

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9. COMMUNICATION

The alarms, commands and the communication software supplied together with the UPS to
interface the unit with the system are listed below.
If these are not sufficient, please see the Options chapter.

Two DB9 connectors are available for RS232 connection; the outputs can be connected to a
remote computer or to a modem.

9.1. Report signals

These are provided by means of voltage-free relay contacts. The maximum capacity of the
contacts is 1 A – 250 V (max):

Battery low
Battery discharging
Load on bypass or UPS fault.

9.2. Commands
The following commands in the UPS can be activated by means of an external voltage at + 12 V,
80 mA (max):

Inverter ON/OFF (or “battery recharge inhibition” by means of a setting from the UPS
panel)
Complete shutdown of the UPS.

9.3. Emergency shutdown

In the event of an emergency the UPS can be completely shut down by an external command.

9.4. Monitoring and control software

The system is provided with Powershield³ monitoring and control software with the following
features:

Event chronology
Total events management
E-mail, modem, SNMP Agent support
Sequential shutdown of all the PCs in the network, saving the active work of the most
varied applications.

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10. UPS CABINET

The cabinet is made of galvanised steel with IP20 degree of protection even with the front door
open.

For MPT 10 kVA up to 80 kVA and MPM from 10 up to 80 kVA the forced ventilation is ensured by
means of fans at the back; air intake is from the front, and output is from the back.

For MPM 100 kVA the forced ventilation is ensured by means of fans at the top; air intake is from the
front, and output is from the top.

The parts with greater dissipation, such as the power modules and magnetic parts, are monitored
by temperature sensors.

11. INSTALLATION
The systems are designed to allow all ordinary and extraordinary maintenance operations from the
front, thus making back or side access superfluous; the cables input is from the bottom. The cables
input can optionally be from the top.

Pallet lifters may be used to move the systems.

12. OPTIONS

12.1. Communication

PowerNETguard is a centralised UPS management program which operates by means of the SNMP
communication protocol. It is an ideal tool for a Data Centre EDP manager or in medium and large
scale networks.

The main features are set out below:

Display at various levels of geographical areas, building plans, maps;

Multi-user accesses with several levels of safety;
Compatible with standard RFC 1628 SNMP agents;
Creation of graphics and saving on file for physical input and output values;
Notification of alarms via e-mail and SMS;
Integrated Wap Server for the display of alarms;
Suitable for operation with Windows operating systems: (98, ME, NT, 2000, 2003, and
Xp) Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris 8 and 9.

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Hardware

Two slots are available inside the device, at the bottom, to house two of the following
communication options:

a) NetMan 102 Plus: Network agent for the management of the UPS connected directly on
LAN 10 / 100 Mbps using the main network communication protocols (TCP / IP, HTTP and
SNMP). A MODEM can also be connected to the same device.

b) Netman 202 Plus: network agent like Netman 102 Plus, but improved with USB host,
SNMP v1 and v3, maximum expandability and firmware upgradeable via USB port FTP
and http

c) MultiCom 302: Modbus / Jbus protocol converter by means of RS232 or RS485 output for
the monitoring of UPSs in BMS (Build Management System). It also manages a second
independent RS232 serial line that can be used to connect other devices such as
NetMan Plus or a PC.

d) MultiCom 352: a device that makes it possible to connect two devices to a single UPS
serial port. It can be used in all cases where several serial connections are required for
multiple interrogation of the UPS.

The communication cards can be used simultaneously in various combinations to achieve greater
flexibility and therefore enhanced services, as can be seen in the following example:

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In addition to the cards above mentioned the following communication options are available:

e) Programmable relay contact PCB ( 5 A - 250 V) for connecting a remote control device.
The following default alarm signals are available:

a. Load on Inverter;
b. Load on mains power;
c. Low battery;
d. Overload;
e. Over temperature;
f. Load on maintenance by-pass.

When necessary, the meaning of the above alarms may be changed, choosing from amongst the
alarms listed in the following table.

ALARMS DESCRIPTION
Disturbance on the bypass line (e.g. voltage
peaks, harmonic distortion etc.) while the voltage
INTERFERENCE ON BYPASS LINE and frequency values remain within acceptable
limits. The inverter is not synchronized with the
mains power supply.
MANUAL BY-PASS, SWMB-OFF The SWMB manual bypass switch is closed.
Alarm status present if the voltage at the input of
FAULTY BY-PASS VOLTAGE or SWBY, FSCR OFF the bypass line is incorrect or the SWBY bypass
switch is open.
The voltage supplied to the rectifier is incorrect or
FAULTY MAINS SUPPLY VOLTAGE or SWIN
the SWIN switch is open. The battery is in
OFF
discharge mode.
The battery voltage is lower than the value
PRE-ALLARM FOR LOW BATTERY VOLTAGE calculated to give around 5 minutes back up
power; the pre-alarm value is settable
BATTERY DEPLETED or (SWB BATTERY SWITCH OPEN The battery test has encountered a problem.
The power voltage is lower than the nominal
LOW POWER VOLTAGE or OVERLOAD
value or there is an output overload.
OVERLOAD ONOUTPUT The inverter is in overload status.
This alarm indicates that the power expressed in
%VA, absorbed by the load is lower than the
BY-PASS FORRUTPUT VA < AUTO_OFF VALUE
“AUTOOFF” value (function to be activated
when the system is powered up).
INTERNAL FAULT: code number Code of the internal anomaly condition.

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The load is powered temporarily by the bypass

TEMPORARY BY-PASS, WAIT
line (e.g. for transitory current peaks).
The load is powered by the bypass line for
BY-PASS FOR OVERLOAD ON OUTPUT overloads on the inverter in excess of the set
limits.
This alarm indicates when the load is forced over
BY-PASS COMMAND ACTIV; 8=OFF to the bypass line using a command on the front
panel. The inverter is switched off.
This alarm indicates when the load is forced over
REMOTE BYPASS COMMAND: ON
to the bypass line via a remote command. The
8=OFF
inverter is switched off.
This alarm indicates an internal over temperature
caused by an increase in environment
OVERTEMPERATURE or FAULT ON FANS
temperature outside the set limits or due to
malfunctioning of the fans.
The input phase sequence at the input of the
FAULTY INPUT PHASE SEQUENCE
bypass line is incorrect.
This alarm indicates when there is no output
voltage due to the simultaneous opening of the
SWOUT AND SWMB OPEN
SWOUT output switch and the SWMB manual
bypass switch.
This alarm indicates when the shutdown
command (Rectifier + Inverter + By-pass) has
SHUTDOWN COMMAND: ACTIVE; 8= OFF
been activated on the front panel or through the
connection of the RS232 interface (Powershield³).
This alarm indicates when the shutdown
REMOTE SHUTDOWN COMMAND: ON
command (Rectifier + Inverter + By-pass) has
8=OFF
been activated via remote contact.
Indicates that the system settings have been
CHANGE MEMORY: CODE = number
changed
The temperature of the battery compartment
BATTERY OVERTEMPERATURE
has exceeded the set limits.
BATTERY TEST FAILED The battery test has encountered a battery fault.
This alarm indicates a faulty fan inside the system
FAULTY FANS ALARM
(optional function - on request).
This alarm indicates one or more faulty fuses
FUSE FAULT
inside the system (optional function - on request).
The parallel connection has been interrupted or
FAULT ON PARALLEL CONNECTION
is disconnected
This alarm indicates when the daily timer comes
in function set for the automatic UPS start-up and
AUTO-OFF Timer: Toff= 0: 0', Ton= 0: 0'
shutdown. If required this function is enabled at
start-up.

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There are two programmable input default settings to “inhibit battery charging” and “inhibit the
bypass” which can be used with a gen set; a voltage free contact is all that is required to activate
the functions.

When required, the function of the two inputs can be changed as follows:

External switch auxiliary contact

Setting the UPS in STAND-BY-ON
Start/stop of the battery test
Start up/shutdown of the Rectifier (battery discharge).

N.B.: the UPS systems are designed to house two alarm PCBs, thus obtaining up to 12
programmable alarms and 4 inputs.

f) Multicom 401 (Profibus Converter) is an accessory, external to the UPS, which makes it
possible to integrate the UPS in a network which uses the Profibus DP communication
protocol.

g) Multi I/O PCB: an accessory mounted inside the UPS that converts external signals from
the UPS (e.g. ambient temperature, battery room temperature, etc.) into signals by
means of relay contacts or on an RS485 serial output in MODBUS protocol.

For the full and updated list of accessories please see the website : www.riello-ups.com

12.2. Graphic remote panel

Graphic remote panel gets available remotely on the Graphic Display the information on the UPS
status, the measurements and the alarms. In addition it is fitted a RS485 port which gets available
the same information in JBUS/MODBUS protocol for the BMS.
The max distance between the UPS and remote panel is approx 300 mt.

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12.3. Battery cabinets

Battery cabinets in the same style as the UPS are available with the following features:

protection fuse and switches;

IP20 level of protection with front door open;
complete with battery or empty with connection cables between the cells.

The models are:

Battery Cabinet 32 x 38 Ah – Dimensions (W x D x H) 555 x 740 x 1400 mm

Battery Cabinet 32 x 65 Ah – Dimensions (W x D x H) 860 x 740 x 1400 mm
Battery Cabinet 32 x 80Ah – Dimensions (W x D x H) 860 x 740 x 1400 mm
Battery Cabinet 32 x 120Ah – Dimensions (W x D x H) 860 x 740 x 1400 mm

The battery modules can be connected in parallel to achieve the required availability. If more than
2 modules are connected in parallel, the addition of a module with a single circuit breaker for the
parallel connection cables is recommended. An example of the installation is shown in the figure
below.
Battery switch
cabinet

12.4. Start-up from battery (Cold Start)

This device makes it possible to switch on the UPS even in the event of a mains failure using only the
battery energy.

12.5. UGS - UPS Group Synchroniser

This allows 2 systems connected in a “DUAL BUS” configuration to keep synchronised with each
other for any variation in the mains voltage, including total failure. The UGS also allows a RIELLO UPS
to be synchronised with another power source or to an independent non RIELLO UPS system, even
one of a different power rating.

The UGS box is designed to be wall-mounted:

Dimensions (W x D x H): 150 x 70 x 110 mm;

Weight: 2 Kg.

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12.6. PSJ - Parallel Systems Joiner

This allows two UPS units to be connected in parallel, with the system on (without interrupting
output) by means of a power coupling switch in accordance with the system indicated in Chapter
4.

The PSJ box is designed to be wall-mounted:

Dimensions (W x D x H): 300 x 220 x 120 mm;

Weight: 2 Kg.

12.7. Isolation transformers

The UPSs of the Master MPS series, in standard configuration are equipped with an output isolation
transformer on the inverter and, for that reason, they are classified as Transformer Based UPSs.
In the standard configuration the load is isolated from the inverter and from the battery.
Wherever it is necessary to isolate the load from the input when the UPS is in Bypass Mode or to
create the input neutral, external cabinets with a delta / star bypass isolation transformer are
available.

In case of installations with external maintenance bypass, please contact the sales department.

12.8. Kit for UPSs without input and output neutral

Normally the UPS requires the neutral in input to operate correctly. In applications where the neutral
is not available in input and is not required in output, a dummy neutral can be created using this kit.
This device is used only for reference to the internal logic and not for the supply of power.

12.9. Protection levels

The units can be provided with levels of cabinet protection over IP20 in accordance with standard
EN 60529.

12.10 Faulty fan control

In addition to the standard internal temperature control, the Master MPS series can also be fitted
with a device for controlling the operation of each individual fan. In the event of a fault, an alarm
shows on the front panel of the system via relay contacts and software

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13. ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIR EMENTS

Ambient temperature for the UPS 0 ÷ 40° C

Maximum temperature for 8 hours a day 40° C
Average temperature for 24h 35° C
Recommended temperature for the batteries 20 ÷ 30° C
Humidity <95% (without condensing)
Maximum operating altitude up to 1000 m ASL.
(1 % of derating each 100 m between
1000 and 4000 m)
Storage temperature - 20°C up to 70 °C (UPS)
-20-30 °C (for battery)

14. TECHNICAL DATA THREE PHASE INPUT / THREE

PHASE OUTPUT

Potenza UPS (kVA)

Mechanical features
10 15 20 30 40 60 80
Dimensions
- Width [mm] MPT

6 Pulse - with internal

batteries (A12+A12 or 555 Not available
above)
6 Pulse - without
555 800
internal batteries
6 Pulse - With Filter
(without internal 825 1070
batteries)
12 Pulse - without
Not available 1070
internal batteries
12 Pulse - With Filter
(without internal Not available 1070
batteries)
Depth [mm] 740
Height [mm] 1400
Weight (Kg)
6 Pulse 200 220 275 315 340 440 520
12 Pulse 630 650
Ventilation Forced by internal fans
Output Air From the rear
Protection Degree IP20 (on request above protection degree)
Input Cable From the bottom
Colour RAL 7016 (dark grey)

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UPS POWER (kVA)

Electrical Data
10 15 20 30 40 60 80

INPUT

Rated voltage 400 Vca 3phase

Rated voltage tolerance (a 400 V)

+20% , - 25% (see note 1)
With battery in charge
Rated voltage tolerance with
+ 20% , - 10%
Battery in charge
Rated voltage tolerance without
+ 20% , - 20%
Battery in charge

Input frequency tolerance From 45 to 65 Hz

Power at nominal current and

nominal voltage (400 V) - kVA
6 Pulse 11 16 22 32 43 64 84
Max. Power at nominal load,
nominal voltage and battery in
charge (kVA)
6 Pulse 15 23 31 46 62 92 123
Max. Current at nominal load,
nominal voltage and battery in
charge (A).
6 Pulse 22 34 45 65 87 131 175
Harmonic Distortion (THDi) and
power Factor at full load, nominal
voltage (400 V) and battery
charged (see Note 2)

6 Pulse 25% THDi , 0,9 Pf

6 Pulse + Filter 5% THDi , 0,9 Pf

5% THDi,
12 Pulse
0,93 Pf
3% THDi,
12 Pulse + Filter
0,95 Pf
Progressive starting of rectifier
from 0 to 125 seconds (settable)
(power walk-in 0-100%)
Delay of progressive start of
rectifier (Power Walk-in delay from 0 to 125 seconds (settable)
timer)

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UPS POWER (kVA)

Electrical data
10 15 20 30 40 60 80

INTERMEDIATE CIRCUIT

Number of Lead Acid elements

192
(see note 3)
Float voltage (2,26 V/el. , can be
434
calibrated) – Vdc
Recharge Voltage (2,4 V/el. , can
460
be calibrated) – Vdc

Maximum output voltage (Vcc) 500

End of discharge voltage

Vcc (1,6 V/el, can be calibrated) 306

Ripple voltage with recharged

battery (%) Approx. 0

Charging current (A)

Full load 2 3 4 6 8 12 16

Load 90% 5 7 9 13 18 26 36

Load 80% 7 11 14 21 27 41 56

Load ≤ 50% 15 18 29 37 37 75 75

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UPS POWER (kVA)

Electrical Data
10 15 20 30 40 60 80

INVERTER
Rated Power Pf 0.9 inductive
10 15 20 30 40 60 80
(kVA)

Active Power with Pf 1 (KW) 9 13.5 18 27 36 54 72

Nominal Voltage 400 Vca 3 phase + N (settable from 380 V to 415 V)

Nominal Frequency 50 o 60 Hz (settable)

Output voltage regulation from 360 a 420 V

Static variation ± 1%

Dynamic variation ± 5%

20 ms
Recovery time within ± 1%
According to the standard EN 62040-3, class 1
Crest current factor (Ipeak/Irms
according the standard EN 3:1
62040-3)

Voltage distortion with linear load 1% (typical), 2% (max)

Voltage distortion with non linear

< 3%
load (EN 62040-3)
Frequency stability with inverter
not synchronized to the by-pass ± 0,05%
mains.

Speed of frequency variation 1 Hz/sec (settable from 0,1 to 3 – see note 4 )

Overload referred to the nominal

110% for 60 minutes, 125% for 10 minutes, 150% for 1 minute
power
Short circuit Current
Phase/ Neutral 250% for 1 second in current limitation
Phase / Phase 150% for 1 second in current limitation

Inverter efficiency (%) 94%

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UPS POWER (kVA)

Electrical data
10 15 20 30 40 60 80

BY-PASS

Nominal voltage 400 Vca single phase (settable from 380 V to 415 V)

± 20% (can be regulated from ± 5 % to ± 25% from the

Nominal voltage tolerance
control panel)

Nominal frequency 50 o 60 Hz (autosensing)

2% (can be regulated from ± 1% up to a ± 6% from the

Frequency tolerance
control panel)
Switching onto by-pass with
Inverter synchronized (UPS in Approx 0 ms
“Normal Mode”)
Switching onto by-pass with non-
synchronized Inverter (UPS in 20 ms
“Normal Mode”)
Switching from by-pass to
Inverter (UPS in “Stand-by On From 2 to 5 ms
mode”)
Delay in transferring to Inverter
4 sec
after the switching onto by-pass
Overload Capacity of by-pass 110 % for 60 minutes, 125 % for 10 minutes, 150 % for 1
line (kVA) minute

Short circuit capacity of by-pass

line (x nominal voltage) I/In

1 second 7 4,6 3,5 5 7 7 7,5

100 ms 8 5 4 7 9 9 9

10 ms 12 8 6 8 12 12 14

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Electrical Data
10 15 20 30 40 60 80

SYSTEM

Neutral Sizing I/In 2 1,5 1.1 1.45 1.6 1.4 1.3

AC/AC Efficiency UPS 6Pulse (On

line), Nominal Voltage and
power factor 1 - (%)

Full Load 90,5 90,5 91,0 92,0 92,0 92,0 92,0

Load 75 % 89,0 89,0 90 92,0 92,0 92,0 92,0

Load 50 % 87,0 87,0 88,0 91,0 91,0 92,0 92,0

Load 25 % 80,0 80,0 81,0 86,0 86,5 86,5 86,5

Efficiency with UPS in STAND-BY

98 %
mode
Dissipated power without load
(kW ) (see note 5) 0.58 0.83 1.1 0.81 0.87 1.5 1.88
6 Pulse and 6 Pulse + F
Dissipated power at full load
6 Pulse and 6 Pulse + F

kW 0,95 1.4 1.78 2.35 3.13 4,70 6.26

Kcal/h 0,81 1,20 1,53 2,02 2,70 4,04 5,38

BTU/H (see note 5) 3220 4780 6100 8020 10700 16000 21380

Maximum current dispersion 500 mA max

Noise level at 1m from the front

60 62
(from 0 to full load ) - (dBA)

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PHASE OUTPUT

Power UPS (kVA)

Mechanical features
10 15 20 30 40 60 80 100
Dimensions
Width [mm] MPS
6 Pulse
- with internal batteries 555 Non applicable
(A12 + A12 or above)
6 Pulse
- without internal 555 800
batteries
6 Pulse
- Width [mm]+ Filter
555 825 1070
(without internal
batteries)

Depth [mm] 740 800

Height [mm] 1400 1900

Weight (Kg)

6 Pulse 200 220 230 290 340 440 520 650

Ventilation Forced by internal fans
From
Output Air From the rear the
top
Protection Degree IP20 (on request above protection degree)
Input Cable From the low
Colour RAL 7016 (dark grey)

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Electrical Data
10 15 20 30 40 60 80 100

INPUT

Rated voltage 400 Vca 3phase

Rated voltage tolerance (a

+20% , - 25% (see note 1)
400V)
Rated voltage tolerance with
Battery in charge + 20% , - 15%

Input frequency tolerance From 45 to 65 Hz

Power at nominal current and

nominal voltage (400V) - kVA

6 Pulse 11 16 22 32 43 64 86 105

Max. Power at nominal load,

nominal voltage and battery
in charge (kVA)

6 Pulse 15 23 31 46 62 92 123 154

Max. Current at nominal load,

nominal voltage and battery
in charge (A).

6 Pulse 22 33 45 67 89 134 178 220

Harmonic Distortion (THDi) and

power Factor at full load,
nominal voltage (400V) and
battery charged (see Note 2)

6 Pulse 25% THDi , 0,9 Pf

6 Pulse + Filter 5% THDi , 0,9 Pf

Progressive starting of rectifier
(power walk-in 0-100%) from 0 to 120 seconds (settable)

Delay of progressive start of

rectifier (Power Walk-in delay from 0 to 120 seconds (settable)
timer)

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UPS POWER (kVA)

Electrical data
10 15 20 30 40 60 80 100

INTERMEDIATE CIRCUIT

Number of Lead Acid

192 198
elements (see note 3)
Float voltage (2,26 V/el. , can
434 447
be calibrated) – Vdc
Recharge Voltage (2,4 V/el. ,
460 475
can be calibrated) – Vdc
Maximum output voltage
500 500
(Vcc)
End of discharge voltage
Vcc (1,6 V/el, can be 307 316
calibrated)
Ripple voltage with
Approx. 0
recharged battery (%)

Charging current (A)

Full load 2 3 4 6 8 12 16 24

Load90% 5 7 9 13 18 26 36 42

Load 80% 7 11 14 21 27 41 56 61

Load < 50% 15 18 29 37 37 75 75 110

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Electrical Data
10 15 20 30 40 60 80 100

INVERTER

Rated Power Pf 0.9 inductive

10 15 20 30 40 60 80 100
(kVA)

Active Power with Pf 1 (KW) 9 13.5 18 27 36 54 72 90

Nominal Voltage 230 Vca single phase (settable from 220 V to 240 V)

Nominal Frequency 50 o 60 Hz (settable)

Output voltage regulation for 210 to 242 V

Static variation ± 1%

Dynamic variation ± 5%

20 ms
Recovery time within ± 1%
According to the standard EN 62040-3, class 1
Crest current factor (Ipeak/Irms
according the standard EN 3:1
62040-3)

Voltage distortion with linear load 1% (typical), 2% (max)

Voltage distortion with non linear

< 3%
load (EN 62040-3)
Frequency stability with inverter
not synchronized to the by-pass ± 0,05%
mains.

Speed of frequency variation 1 Hz/sec (settable from 0,1 to 3 – see note 4 )

Overload referred to the nominal

110% for 60 minutes, 125% for 10 minutes, 150% for 1 minute
power

Short circuit Current 250% for 1 second in current limitation

Inverter efficiency (%) 95%

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UPS POWER (kVA)

Electrical data
10 15 20 30 40 60 80 100

BY-PASS

Nominal voltage 230 Vca single phase (settable from 220 V to 240V)

± 15% (can be regulated from ± 5 % to ± 25% from the control

Nominal voltage tolerance
panel)

Nominal frequency 50 o 60 Hz (autosensing)

2% (can be regulated from ± 1% up to a ± 6% from the control

Frequency tolerance
panel)
Switching onto by-pass with
Inverter synchronized (UPS in Approx 0 ms
“Normal Mode”)
Switching onto by-pass with non-
synchronized Inverter (UPS in 20 ms
“Normal Mode”)
Switching from by-pass to
Inverter (UPS in “Stand-by On from 2 to 5 ms
mode”)
Delay in transferring to Inverter
after the switching onto by-pass 4 sec
Overload Capacity of by-pass
110 % per 60 minutes, 125 % per 10 minutes, 150 % per 1 minute
line (kVA)
Short circuit capacity of by-pass
line (x nominal voltage) I/In

1 second 12 8 6 5 4 8 9 15

100 ms 16 10 8 8 6 11 14 21

10 ms 24 16 12 10 8 16 20 31

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UPS POWER (kVA)

Electrical Data
10 15 20 30 40 60 80 100
SYSTEM
AC/AC Efficiency UPS 6Pulse
(On line), Nominal Voltage
and power factor 1 - (%)

Full Load 92.0 92.0 92.0 92.0 92.0 92.0 92.5 92.5

Load 75 % 91.5 91.5 91.5 92.0 92.0 92.0 92.0 92.0

Load 50 % 91.5 91.5 91.5 92.0 92.0 92.0 92.0 92.0

Load 25 % 89.0 89.0 89.0 92.0 89.0 89.0 89.0 89.0

Efficiency with UPS in STAND-

98 %
BY mode
Dissipated power without load
(kW ) (see note 5) 0,22 0,32 0,43 0,65 0,86 1,29 1,72 2.15
6Pulse and 6 Pulse + F
Dissipated power at full load
6Pulse and 6 Pulse + F

kW 0,78 1,17 1,56 2,35 3,13 4,70 5,84 7,30

Kcal/h 0,67 1,01 1,35 2,02 2,69 4,04 5,02 6,28

BTU/H (5) 2672 4008 5344 8016 10688 16032 19932 24914

Maximum current dispersion 500 mA max

Noise level at 1m from the

front (from 0 to full load ) - 60 62 63
(dBA)

Note:
(1) With Input voltage -25 %, the battery doesn’t charge and doesn’t discharge.
(2) UPS configured with battery charging in cyclic way (factory fitted)
(3) The number of Pb elements accepted: 186 – 198
(4) The parallel version can be calibrated from 0.1 to 1 Hz/s.
(5) 3,97 BTU = 1kcal.

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