Minuteman CPR3000-PP Owner's manual

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Owner's Manual

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Minuteman Continuous Power Series UPS

The following are examples of symbols used to alert the user to

important information:

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)

NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE

REFER SERVICING TO THE FACTORY

This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated

dangerous voltage within the products enclosure that may be of suffi-

cient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important

operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accom-

panying the appliance.

WARNING Electrical Shock Hazard. The batteries contain HIGH

VOLTAGES. To reduce the risk of electrical shock, use

caution when handling the units.

SAFETY Save these instructions. This manual contains

INFORMATION important instructions that should be followed during

installation and maintenance of the UPS and batteries.

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CONTENTS

SECTION 1. INTRODUCTION..........................................................................5

Why is the Minuteman Continuous Power Series UPS One of the Best? ..............5

How the Continuous Power Series Protects Your System.......................................8

About the Manual....................................................................................................9

SECTION 2. PREPARATION..........................................................................10

Unpacking the UPS...............................................................................................10

Overview of the UPS.............................................................................................11

SECTION 3. INSTALLATION..........................................................................14

Positioning the UPS..............................................................................................14

Connecting the Hardwired UPS.............................................................................15

Connecting the Plug and Play UPS.......................................................................24

Installing the Optional Transformer........................................................................25

Installing External Battery Packs...........................................................................32

Installing a Customer Supplied External DC Source.............................................34

Connecting Load Through Output Circuit Breaker Plate.......................................35

Interface Ports.......................................................................................................36

SECTION 4. OPERATION............................................................................38

Operation Mode and Configure Mode...................................................................38

Operation Mode....................................................................................................38

UPS Alerts.............................................................................................................40

LED Indicators.......................................................................................................41

Configure Mode.....................................................................................................43

Using Communication Interfaces and Rear Panel Controls...................................45

Using Options........................................................................................................46

SECTION 5. MAINTENANCE.........................................................................50

Preventive Maintenance........................................................................................50

Battery Life............................................................................................................50

Battery Recharging................................................................................................50

Storing the UPS.....................................................................................................50

Maintenance..........................................................................................................51

SECTION 6. SPECIFICATIONS.......................................................................52

Electrical Input.......................................................................................................52

Electrical Output....................................................................................................52

Internal Battery......................................................................................................52

Physical.................................................................................................................52

Model Specifications Table....................................................................................53

SECTION 7. TROUBLESHOOTING..................................................................54

SECTION 8. OBTAINING SERVICE.................................................................56

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INTRODUCTION

Congratulations! By purchasing Minuteman's Continuous Power Series

Uninterruptible Power System (UPS), you now own superior power

protection equipment. Your sensitive electrical equipment will be pro-

tected from virtually any problem associated with AC power. The Con-

tinuous Power Series UPS is designed to protect many types of electrical

equipment including midsized networks, work stations, file servers, Point-

of-Sale (POS) cash register systems, medical equipment, and telecom-

munications equipment while providing outstanding performance and

reliability.

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THE

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ONTINUOUS

P

OWER

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DUAL CONVERSION ONLINE TECHNOLOGY

Dual conversion online technology makes the Continuous Power Series

a true online system that delivers excellent voltage regulation and an

extremely low input current distortion.

ADVANCED BATTERY MANAGEMENT

The Continuous Power Series has Minuteman's exclusive Advanced

Battery Management (ABM) feature that doubles battery life and

speeds up recharge time to give you maximum battery reliability.

SOPHISTICATED COMMUNICATION INTERFACE

The Continuous Power Series communication interface features a relay

interface port and an RS-232 port. Both ports allow the user to monitor

AC power conditions and the operational status of the UPS. The Con-

tinuous Power Series is also fully compatible with Network Manager II

UPS management software.

START-ON-BATTERY

The Continuous Power Series has a start-on-battery option which allows

you to start up your system via the internal battery in the event AC power

is not available.

TWO-PHASE FLEXIBILITY

The Continuous Power Series two-phase models have simultaneous

multiple output voltages (120/208 or 120/240) which improves utility load

balance. This feature prevents overloading on a single line and enhances

overall system stability.

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Table 1-1. Continuous Power Series Standard Models

CP3000 Tower Hardwired 3.1 120v 23 x 6.8 x 16 125

(58.4 x 17.2 x 40.6) (56.9)

CP3000-PP*

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Tower Plug & Play 3.1 120v 23 x 6.8 x 16 135

(58.4 x 17.2 x 40.6) (61.2)

CPR3000 Rack Hardwired 3.1 120v 6.8 x 17.5 x 24 125

(17.2 x 44.5 x 61) (56.9)

CPR3000-PP*

3

Rack Plug & Play 3.1 120v 23 x 6.8 x 16 135

(58.4 x 17.2 x 40.6) (61.2)

CP3200 Tower Hardwired 3.1 120/208 23 x 6.8 x 16 125

120/240 (58.4 x 17.2 x 40.6) (56.9)

CP3200-PP*

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Tower Plug & Play 3.1 120/208 23 x 6.8 x 16 135

120/240 (58.4 x 17.2 x 40.6) (61.2)

CPR3200 Rack Hardwired 3.1 120/208 23 x 6.8 x 16 125

120/240 (58.4 x 17.2 x 40.6) (56.9)

CPR3200-PP*

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Rack Plug & Play 3.1 120/208 23 x 6.8 x 16 135

120/240 (58.4 x 17.2 x 40.6) (61.2)

CP6000 Tower Hardwired 6 120/208 23 x 6.8 x 24 180

120/240 (58.4 x 17.2 x 60.9) (86)

CP6000-PP* Tower Plug and Play 6 120/208 23 x 6.8 x 24 190

120/240 (58.4 x 17.2 x 60.9) (90.3)

*1 All models are 50 & 60 Hz capable with auto-sensing.

Standard plug and play model includes 4 each 5-15R receptacles and a L5-30P with input

line cord.

*2 Standard plug and play models includes 4 each 5-15R receptacles and a L5-30P with input line

cord.

*3 Standard plug and play models include 4 each 5-15R, one L6-30R receptacles and a L14-30P with

input line cord.

*4 Standard plug and play model includes 4 each 5-15R, and one L6-30R receptacle and a L14-30P

with input line cord.

*5 Standard plug and play models include 8 each 5-15R and one L6-30R receptacles and an L14-30P

with input line cord.

Section 1 Introduction

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VAC

1

MODELS* STYLE

INPUT /

OUTPUT

CONNECTION

DIMENSIONS

IN / CM

(L X W X H)

VOLT

VA C

KVA

RATING

WEIGHT

(LB/KG)

or

4

ON

24 in

(61.0 cm)

6.8 in

(17.2 cm)

16.0 in

(40.6 cm)

2.1 & 3.1 KVA Rack-Mount

19.0 in

(48.2 cm)

Including mounting wings

Figure 1-1. The Continuous Power Series Tower and Rack-Mount Models

ON

24.0 in

(61.0 cm)

6.8 in

(17.2 cm)

16.0 in

(40.6 cm)

24.0 in

(61.0 cm)

6.8 in

(17.2 cm)

24.0 in

(61.0 cm)

ON

5.0 & 6.0 KVA

Tower

2.1 & 3.1 KVA

Tower

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HOW THE CONTINUOUS POWER SERIES PROTECTS YOUR SYSTEM

The Continuous Power Series UPS has two basic functions:

 Prevent AC line interruptions from disrupting your load (computer

network, workstations, etc.)

 Condition poor quality AC power before it disrupts your load

AC power disturbances come in many forms, from full blackouts to radio

transmissions on a factory floor. The Continuous Power Series is designed to

respond to these power problems before they affect the operation of your

sensitive electrical equipment. Various types of AC power disturbances in-

clude:

 No voltage (blackout)

 Low voltage (brownout)

 High voltage

 Slow voltage fluctuation (voltage sag)

 Frequency variations

 Common mode noise

 Normal mode noise

 Transients caused by switching and faults

Electrical disturbances can damage software, hardware, and cause equipment

to operate erratically. The Continuous Power Series protects equipment by

maintaining a constant output voltage and by conditioning poor quality AC

power before it reaches sensitive electric equipment. Because the Continuous

Power Series is a true online UPS, it also provides instantaneous backup

power during a power failure with no interruption to your load(s). The block

diagram in Figure 1-2 illustrates how the Continuous Power Series UPS is

connected to AC power and loads.

• Hard wire

• Line cord

plug

(optional)

Additional

battery

INPUT AC/DC DC/AC

AUTO

TRANSFER

SWITCH

OUTPUT

• Redundancy

• Auto retransfer

Front Panel

Utility

Source

• Filter

• Back feed

protection

• Rectification

• Amplification

• Input current

wave shaping

• Input PF

correction

• ABM

• Inverter

• Output Voltage

wave shaping

• Synchronizing

STD 5-15R +

Hard wire

Receptacles

(optional)

MBS (optional)

Start-on-battery

(optional)

RS-232 serial

comm. port

Modem comm.

port (optional)

Relay

contacts

Remote

emergency

power OFF

X

• Input Voltage level

• Battery level

• Load level

• Alarms

• Audio alarm silence

• ON/OFF

Section 1 Introduction

Function Block Diagram

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OPTIONS

The Minuteman Continuous Power Series is an option-rich UPS. Options are

listed below.

 Second RS-232 communication port for a modem board

 Start-on-battery

 Manual bypass switch

 Remote power warning interface kits

 External battery packs

 Optional output receptacles (see Appendix A for receptacle options)

 Remote distribution box

 Power management software

 Input transformer

ABOUT THE MANUAL

This manual contains information you need to install and operate the Continu-

ous Power Series UPS. The information is intended for system administrators

or others with similar expertise in electronics. The field wiring instructions in

section 3, Installation, are intended for qualified electricians and technicians.

SCOPE

The manual explains all the necessary information to unpack, install, and

operate the Continuous Power Series UPS. It also provides information about

configuring, maintaining, and troubleshooting. Refer questions outside the

scope of this manual to your Minuteman dealer or Para Systems Technical

Support Department.

QUESTIONS?

Minuteman is committed to excellence in dependability and customer satisfac-

tion. If you have any questions or problems, please contact the Technical

Support Department at: 1-800-238-7272 or 214-446-7363 for more informa-

tion.

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PREPARATION

The Preparation section is designed to familiarize you with your UPS. The first

part explains unpacking the UPS, inspecting the unit, and safety precautions.

The remaining sections describe front and rear panels and user controls. Study

this section to become familiar with your UPS before installing the unit.

UNPACKING THE UPS

Unpack your UPS carefully to avoid damage. The following steps explain how

to remove the UPS from its pallet.

1. Cut the strap holding the UPS box to the pallet.

2. Remove the cardboard box and packing material surrounding the UPS.

3. Using an appropriate number of people, lift the UPS off the pallet and

set it down on its castors (3.1 KVA models come with small rubber

pads. Attach the rubber pads to the underside of the UPS before setting

the unit on the floor).

WARNINGWARNING

WARNING

The UPS weighs more than 125 pounds (56.7 kg). It is manda-

tory that the necessary precautions be taken to lift, move,

set, and position the UPS.

INSPECTING EQUIPMENT

Check your UPS for external damage. If any damage occurred during ship-

ment, keep the shipping cartons and packing materials so the carrier or your

Deltec dealer can inspect them. The following instructions explain how to file a

damage claim. If you discover damage after acceptance, file a claim for con-

cealed damage.

To file a claim for shipping damage or concealed damage:

 File with the carrier within 15 days of receipt of the equipment

 Send a copy of the damage claim within 15 days to:

Para Systems, Inc.

1455 LeMay Drive

Carrollton, Texas 75007

Attn: Customer Service Department

WARNING!

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CHECKING PACKAGE CONTENTS

The following items should be included in your Continuous Power Series

package:

 1 UPS unit

 1 users manual

 1 stabilizing bracket (6.0 KVA units only)

 Warranty Registration Card

 Platinum Protection Policy

If your UPS package does not contain these items contact your Minuteman

dealer. Optional equipment such as external battery packs are shipped in

separate containers. Contact your Minuteman dealer if the optional items you

ordered are not included in the shipment.

PRECAUTIONS

Please read all instructions before operating the equipment and save this

manual for future reference.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS. This manual contains important

instructions that should be followed during installation and

maintenance of the UPS and batteries.

Electric Shock Hazard. The batteries contain high voltages.

These voltages can damage equipment and injure or kill per-

sonnel.

OVERVIEW OF THE UPS

The Minuteman Continuous Power Series has 10 standard models with power

ratings from 3.1 to 6.0 KVA. The front panel LED indicators and control but-

tons for tower and rack-mount models perform the same functions and indicate

the same information. The rear panels of each model vary depending on

options. Figure 2-1 shows the standard rear panels for hardwired tower mod-

els. Figure 2-2 shows the rear panel of the rack-mount hardwired model. All

models are also available with a plug and play option. Study these illustrations

to become familiar with your unit. The rear panels for plug and play units are

shown with the plug and play instructions in section 3, Installation.

Section 2 Preparation

WARNING!

SAFETY INFORMASAFETY INFORMA

SAFETY INFORMA

TIONTION

TION

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Minuteman Continuous Power Series UPS

Standard

RS-232 Port

Relay

Interface

Port

Circuit

Breakers

Ext. Battery

Connector

Terminal Blocks

(located behind

rear panel plates)

Rear

Panel

Plates

Conduit Hole

Conduit

Hole

5-15R

Standard

Receptacles

REPO Port

Optional

Start-On-Battery

Switch

Manual Bypass

Switch (optional)

Optional Second

RS-232

5-15R

Standard

Receptacles

Circuit

Breaker

5.0 & 6.0 KVA

Models

2.1 & 3.1 KVA

Models

Figure 2-1. The Rear Panels of Tower Models

Optional

2nd RS-232

Standard

RS-232 Port

Relay

Interface

Port

Conduit

Hole

Ext. Battery

Connector

Terminal Blocks

(behind rear

panel plates)

Standard

Receptacles

REPO

Port

Optional Start-On-

Battery Switch

Circuit

Breaker

2.1 & 3.1 KVA Models

Figure 2-2. The Rear Panel of the Rack-Mount Model

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Section 2 Preparation

FRONT PANEL CONTROL BUTTONS

The front panels of all models have the same control buttons. The control

buttons allow you to operate the UPS and configure the units parameters.

Using the control buttons is explained in section 4, Operation.

FRONT PANEL LED INDICATORS

The front panel LED indicators (small colored lights) on all models indicate

how the UPS is functioning. On tower models the LEDs are placed vertically

on the front panel. On rack-mount models the LEDs are placed horizontally.

There are LED indicators for AC input, battery charge, load, battery service

requirement, and bypass mode. LEDs also indicate parameters when the UPS

is in configure mode.

REAR PANELS

The rear panels of all models come standard with an RS-232 port and a relay

interface port, and a remote emergency power off (REPO) port. The RS-232

port and cable are used to connect the UPS to a host computer and are

compatible with Minuteman Network Manager II software. The relay interface

port supports AC line failure alarm, impending low battery alarm, summary

alarm, load-on-bypass alarm, and other dry-contact type devices. The REPO

port supports standard REPO operation. The rear panel also includes standard

5-15R receptacles, circuit breakers, and a battery pack connector for the

optional external battery pack.

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INSTALLATION

The Installation section explains positioning the UPS and connecting the AC

input and loads for both hardwired models and plug and play models. The

section then explains how to connect the input transformers and the optional

external battery packs (if included). Installing the communication ports and

other options are explained at the end of the section.

POSITIONING THE UPS

When locating tower and rack-mount models consider the following guidelines:

TOWER

 Avoid temperature and humidity extremes. To maximize the lifetime of

the batteries, an ambient temperature of 59°F to 77°F (15°C to 25°C) is

recommended.

 Provide shelter from the elements (especially moisture).

 make sure ventilation and space requirements are met. There should

be two inches (5 cm) of clearance at both sides and on top of the UPS.

Four inches (10 cm) of clearance is needed at the rear of the UPS for

ventilation.

 Maintain clearance at the front of the UPS for user operations.

 Install the external battery pack next to the UPS.

RACK-MOUNT

 The rack-mount UPS fits into a standard equipment rack (mounting

hardware is not provided).

 To maximize the life of the UPS internal batteries, avoid temperature

and humidity extremes.

 The ambient temperature should be kept around 59°F to 77°F

(15°C to 25°C).

ATTACHING THE STABILIZING BRACKET

6.0 KVA units come with a stabilizing bracket used to secure the unit once it is

placed. Follow the instructions below to attach the stabilizing bracket.

1. Remove the bottom two screws of the bottom rear panel plate.

2. Place the stabilizing bracket over the bottom of the plate, as shown in

Figure 3-1, and attach it using the screws removed from the plate.

3

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Figure 3-1. Attaching the Stabilizing Bracket to the UPS

CONNECTING THE HARDWIRED UPS

Hardwired units have input and output terminal blocks that connect directly to

the AC input source and load(s). The terminal blocks are located on the rear

panel, behind the rear panel plates as shown in Figure 3-2 and 3-3. This

section explains how to select the wiring, locate the terminal blocks, and

connect your loads and AC input.

Please note that the first boldfaced sentence of each step explains the step

briefly. The remaining text explains the step in greater detail.

Also note the following Pre-installation Considerations before beginning instal-

lation procedures.

PRE-INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS

WARNINGWARNING

WARNING

ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD. The hardwired models must be

installed by a qualified electrician or technician, or some other

qualified personnel. The UPS and batteries may contain HIGH

VOLTAGES. These high voltages can injure or kill personnel

and damage equipment.

NONO

NO

TETE

TE

1. The UPS batteries are sealed, lead-acid, and mainte-

nance-free. These batteries are designed to give their

longest service when used in an ambient temperature

of 77°F (25 °C).

2. Operate the UPS in a protected environment within a

temperature range of 23°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C) and a

relative humidity of 0-95%, without condensation.

Section 3 Installation

WARNING

NOTE

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Minuteman Continuous Power Series UPS

WARNINGWARNING

WARNING

The UPS weighs more than 125 pounds (56.7 kg). It is manda-

tory that the necessary precautions be taken to lift, move,

set, and position the UPS.

NONO

NO

TETE

TE

Current limiting and mechanical disconnect devices, sup-

plied by the customer, between the UPS and the input source

must be installed prior to operating a hardwired UPS. It is rec-

ommended that current limiting and mechanical disconnect

devices also be installed between the UPS and the load.

Follow the National Electric Code where applicable during

installation.

WARNINGWARNING

WARNING

To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, install in a tem-

perature and humidity controlled indoor area free of con-

ductive contaminants.

WARNINGWARNING

WARNING

Do the following BEFORE CONNECTING ANY WIRING:

 TURN OFF the UPS by pushing the ON/OFF and OFF but-

tons at the same time.

 TURN OFF all input power (AC and DC)

 TURN OFF the critical load (Any transformers or motors in

front of the load are considered part of the load

 VERIFY WITH A METER that the power is removed

Conduit Hole

Terminal Blocks

(behind rear panel plates)

Rack-Mount

Figure 3-2. Rear Panel of the Rack-Mount Models

WARNING!

NOTE

WARNING!

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Terminal Blocks

(located behind

rear panel plates)

Rear

Panel

Plates

Conduit

Hole

5.0 & 6.0 KVA Tower

2.1 & 3.1 KVA Tower

Conduit

Hole

Figure 3-3. Rear Panels for Standard Hardwired Models

1. If you are installing a transformer, it must be connected to AC

input before installing the UPS. See Installing the Transformer later

in this section for step-by-step instructions. If you are not installing a trans-

former got to step 2.

2. Select the input and output wiring. The UPS has compression-

type terminal blocks for input and output connections. The UPS uses

#10 AWG wire torqued to 35 in-lb. Use the National Electrical Code

Article 310, Table 310 (60° column only) to determine the appropriate

wiring. Use only copper conductors and follow all pertinent local electri-

cal codes when selecting wiring.

3. Provide an AC input line that meets the UPS electrical input

requirements. Verify that the capacity of the UPS and the capacity of

the input circuit are the same (the rating of the external circuit breakers

must match the AC input rating). Refer to Table 3-1 for the recom-

mended circuit breaker size.

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SPECIAL CAUTION: THE CP3200 & CP6000, 2 PHASE UNITS, REQUIRE A 4 WIRE INPUT.

THIS UNIT WILL BE DAMAGED, AND WILL NO LONGER FUNCTION IF THE INPUT IS

INCORRECTLY WIRED. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPERATE UNIT UNLESS INSTALLED

CORRECTLY.

CONSULT WITH A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN IF THIS UNIT IS A PLUG AND PLAY (PP) UNIT

AND WALL OUTLET DOES NOT MATCH FOR A DIRECT CONNECTION.

THE FOLLOWING MODELS ARE 2 PHASE UNITS:

1. CP3200 2. CPR3200 3. CP3200-PP

4. CPR3200-PP 5. CP6000 6. CP6000-PP

STEPS FOR FIELD WIRING

Section 3 Installation

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4. Remove the rear panel plates at the back of the UPS as shown

in Figure 3-4. The two sets of terminal blocks consist of seven

(7) terminals each. Six (6) of the terminals on the AC input and

battery input block are used for connections. The remaining

terminal is not connected. Follow the terminal block labels

when connecting wires.

Exposed

Terminal

Blocks

Removed

Rear Panel

Plates

Removed

Plug Cap

Knockout

from second

conduit hole

Figure 3-4. Removing the Rear Panel Plates and Plug Cap

5. Remove plug cap and knockout and attach conduit. Remove

the plastic plug cap from the conduit hole and attach flexible

wiring conduit to the conduit hole. Create a second conduit

hole by punching out a knockout from one of the rear panel

plates, as shown in Figure 3-4, and attach a second conduit.

6. Route the input and output wiring. Route the wiring for the AC

input and loads through separate conduit to the terminal

blocks.

CACA

CA

UTIONUTION

UTION

Avoid damage. Do not remove, cut, or modify any of the

wiring connected to the terminal blocks by the factory. For

input wiring, connect only ONE WIRE to each terminal. For

output wiring, more than one wire may be connected to a

terminal. The UPS or your load may be damaged if any of

the factory-installed wiring is cut, broken, removed, or modi-

fied in any way.

NONO

NO

TETE

TE

The National Electrical Code requires that a current limiting

device (provided by the customer) must be installed be-

tween the input line to the UPS and between the UPS and

the output line when hard wired.

7. Connect a current limiting device between the AC input and

the UPS. Refer to Table 3-1 for the recommended circuit

breaker size for each model.

CAUTION!

NOTE

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Table 3-1. Recommended AC Circuit Breaker Size

Recommended AC

Model Circuit

Size (AMPS) Breaker

CP3000 20 A - 1 Pole

CP3000-PP 20 A - 1 Pole

CPR3000 30 A - 1 Pole

CPR3000-PP 30 A - 1 Pole

CP3200 15 A - 2 Pole

CP3200-PP 15 A - 2 Pole

CPR3200 30 A - 2 Pole

CPR3200-PP 30 A - 2 Pole

CP6000 30 A - 2 Pole

CP6000-PP 30 A - 2 Pole

8. Connect and secure the ground wires. Refer to Figure 3-5 for

grounding stud locations. There are two grounding stud loca-

tions for each unit. Connect the AC input ground wire to the

primary grounding stud and the load ground wires to the sec-

ondary grounding stud.

5.0 and 6.0 KVA

Tower

Grounding

Studs

2.1 and 3.1 KVA

Tower

2.1 and 3.1 KVA

Rack-Mount

Grounding

Studs

Figure 3-5. Grounding Stud Locations for Tower and Rack-Mount Models

WARNINGWARNING

WARNING

ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD. The UPS may contain HIGH VOLT-

AGES. These high voltages can damage equipment and in-

jure or kill personnel.

NONO

NO

TETE

TE

This symbol indicates primary equipment grounding

point. This symbol indicates secondary equipment

grounding point.

WARNING!

NOTE

6.0 KVA 3.1 KVA 3.1 KVA

Tower Tower Rack-Mount

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9. Connect the AC input and output wiring according to the UPS

Input and Output Wiring Tables and Figures. Table 3-2 and

Figure 3-6 explain connecting single-phase units. Table 3-3 and

Figure 3-7 explain connecting two-phase units. Check the UPS identifi-

cation label to verify that the power rating for your load matches the

power rating of the UPS. Refer to the terminal block illustrations in

Figure 3-9 and Figure 3-10 for the correct terminal locations. The block

diagram in Figure 3-8 gives an overview of UPS connections.

NONO

NO

TETE

TE

Input Line 2 (IL2) and Output Line 2 (OL2) on the terminal

blocks are used for two-phase units only. These terminals are

not connected on single-phase units.

NONO

NO

TETE

TE

If your UPS has an optional load circuit breaker plate, go to

Installing Output Circuit Breaker later in this section to con-

nect loads through the output circuit breaker.

CACA

CA

UTIONUTION

UTION

Utility neutral must be connected to the neutral terminal (IL3)

on all hardwired units. Failure to connect the neutral can

damage the unit.

Table 3-2. UPS Input and Output Wiring Chart for Single-Phase Models

AC Input to UPS Input (single-phase)

Connect this Wire To this Terminal in the UPS

Utility GROUND Grounding Stud

Utility Neutral IL3 (Neutral)

Utility Line 1 (hot) IL1 (Line 1)

Load to UPS Output (single-phase)

Connect this Wire To this Terminal in the UPS

Load Ground Grounding Stud

Load Neutral OL3 (Neutral)

Load Line 1 (hot) OL1 (Line 1)

SPECIAL CAUTION: THE CP3200 & CP6000, 2 PHASE UNITS, REQUIRE A 4 WIRE INPUT. THIS

UNIT WILL BE DAMAGED, AND WILL NO LONGER FUNCTION IF THE INPUT IS INCORRECTLY

WIRED. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPERATE UNIT UNLESS INSTALLED CORRECTLY.

CONSULT WITH A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN IF THIS UNIT IS A PLUG AND PLAY (PP) UNIT AND

WALL OUTLET DOES NOT MATCH FOR A DIRECT CONNECTION.

THE FOLLOWING MODELS ARE 2 PHASE UNITS:

1.CP3200 2.CPR3200 3.CP3200-PP

4.CPR3200-PP 5.CP6000 6.CP6000-PP

NOTE

CAUTION!

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UPS

Loads

Ground

Neutral

Line 1

Ground

Neutral

Line 1

IL1

IL3

OL1

OL3

Utility

Hot

CB

1

Neutral must be connected. Failure to do so can damage the unit.

Figure 3-6. AC Input and Output Wiring Diagram for Single-Phase Models

Table 3-3. UPS Input and Output Wiring Chart for Two-Phase Models

AC Input to UPS Input (two-phase)

Connect This Wire To This Terminal in the UPS

Utility GROUND Grounding Stud

Utility Neutral IL3 (Neutral)

Utility Line 1 (hot) IL1 (Line 1)

Utility Line 2 (hot) IL2 (Line 2)

Load to UPS Output (two-phase)

Connect This Wire To This Terminal in the UPS

Load Ground Grounding Stud

Load Neutral OL3 (Neutral)

Load Line 1 (hot) OL1 (Line 1)

Load Line 2 (hot) OL2 (Line 2)

UPS

Loads

IL1

IL3

IL2 0L2

OL1

OL3

Utility

Hot

Ground

Neutral

Line 1

Line 2

Ground

Neutral

Line 1

Line 2

CB

1

Neutral must be connected. Failure to do so can damage the unit.

Hot

Figure 3-7. AC Input and Output Wiring Diagram for Two-Phase Models

Section 3 Installation

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