UPS Easy 3S Operation

Easy UPS 3S
10–40 kVA
Operation
07/2018
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10–40 kVA
Table of Contents
Important Safety Instructions — SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS .........................................................................................5
Electromagnetic Compatibility .....................................................................6
Safety Precautions .....................................................................................6
Overview ......................................................................................................7
User Interface ............................................................................................7
Display Interface ...................................................................................9
Overview of Single UPS ............................................................................10
Overview of 1+1 Redundant Parallel System with Common Battery
Bank........................................................................................................ 11
Overview of Parallel System ......................................................................12
Location of Breakers .................................................................................13
Operation Modes ......................................................................................17
Operation Procedures ..............................................................................21
Initial Start-Up of the UPS Using the Wizard – Only Applicable to Single
UPSs with Internal Batteries ......................................................................21
Start-Up Checklist – Only Applicable to Single UPSs with Internal
Batteries ............................................................................................22
Start Up a Single UPS in Normal Mode ......................................................22
Transfer a Single UPS from Normal Mode to Static Bypass Mode.................24
Transfer a Single UPS from Static Bypass Mode to Normal Mode.................25
Transfer a Single UPS from Normal Mode to Maintenance Bypass
Mode .......................................................................................................25
Transfer a Single UPS from Maintenance Bypass Mode to Normal
Mode .......................................................................................................26
Transfer a Parallel System from Normal Mode to Maintenance Bypass
Mode .......................................................................................................27
Transfer a Parallel System from Maintenance Bypass Mode to Normal
Mode .......................................................................................................28
Isolate a Single UPS from the Parallel System ............................................28
Start Up and Add a UPS to a Running Parallel System ................................29
Configuration .............................................................................................32
Register Your Easy UPS 3S ......................................................................32
Set the Display Language .........................................................................32
Set the Date and Time ..............................................................................33
Set the UPS Settings ................................................................................33
Set the Battery Settings.............................................................................34
Set the Life Cycle Monitoring .....................................................................35
Settings ...................................................................................................36
Tests............................................................................................................38
Perform a Battery Maintenance Test ..........................................................38
Perform a Battery Test ..............................................................................38
Maintenance ..............................................................................................39
Parts Replacement ...................................................................................39
Determine if you need a Replacement Part ...........................................39
Replace the Dust Filter..............................................................................39
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Troubleshooting ........................................................................................42
View the Active Alarms..............................................................................42
Buzzer .....................................................................................................42
Status and Alarm Messages ......................................................................42
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INSTRUCTIONS 10–40 kVA

INSTRUCTIONS
Read these instructions carefully and look at the equipment to become familiar with
it before trying to install, operate, service or maintain it. The following safety
messages may appear throughout this manual or on the equipment to warn of
potential hazards or to call attention to information that clarifies or simplifies a
procedure.
The addition of this symbol to a “Danger” or “Warning” safety

message indicates that an electrical hazard exists which will result in
personal injury if the instructions are not followed.
This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential

personal injury hazards. Obey all safety messages with this symbol
to avoid possible injury or death.
DANGER
DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in
death or serious injury.
Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in
death or serious injury.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or
equipment damage.
CAUTION
CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in
minor or moderate injury.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment
damage.
NOTICE
NOTICE is used to address practices not related to physical injury. The safety
alert symbol shall not be used with this type of safety message.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment damage.
Please Note
Electrical equipment should only be installed, operated, serviced, and maintained
by qualified personnel. No responsibility is assumed by Schneider Electric for any
consequences arising out of the use of this material.
A qualified person is one who has skills and knowledge related to the construction,
installation, and operation of electrical equipment and has received safety training
to recognize and avoid the hazards involved.
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10–40 kVA INSTRUCTIONS
Electromagnetic Compatibility
NOTICE
RISK OF ELECTROMAGNETIC DISTURBANCE
This is a product Category C3 according to IEC 62040-2. This is a product for
commercial and industrial applications in the second environment - installation
restrictions or additional measures may be needed to prevent disturbances. The
second environment includes all commercial, light industry, and industrial
locations other than residential, commercial, and light industrial premises directly
connected without intermediate transformer to a public low-voltage mains
supply. The installation and cabling must follow the electromagnetic compatibility
rules, e.g.:
• the segregation of cables,
• the use of shielded or special cables when relevant,
• the use of grounded metallic cable tray and supports.
Safety Precautions
DANGER
HAZARD OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, EXPLOSION OR ARC FLASH
All safety instructions in this document must be read, understood and followed.
DANGER
After the UPS system has been electrically wired, do not start up the system.
Start-up must only be performed by Schneider Electric.
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Overview 10–40 kVA
Overview
User Interface
Keys
Home Previous Next Confirm
EPO
Only use the EPO button in case of emergency. When the EPO button is pushed,
the system turns off the rectifier and the inverter, and stops supplying the load
immediately.
DANGER
HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, EXPLOSION, OR ARC FLASH
The UPS control circuit will remain active after the EPO has been pushed if
mains is available.
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10–40 kVA Overview
Status LEDs
LED Status
A Rectifier
Green : Rectifier is working correctly.
Flashing green : Rectifier is working correctly and mains is normal.
Red : Rectifier is inoperable.
Flashing red : Mains is unavailable.
OFF : Rectifier is off.

B Battery
Green : Battery is charging.
Flashing green : Battery is discharging.
Red : Battery is inoperable.
Flashing red : Battery low voltage.
OFF : Battery and battery charger are normal, battery is not charging.
C Bypass
Green : Load supplied by bypass source.
Red : Bypass source is unavailable or static bypass switch is inoperable.
Flashing red : Bypass voltage is out of tolerance.
OFF : Bypass source is normal.

D Inverter
Green : Load supplied by inverter.
Flashing green : Inverter on, start, synchronization or standby (ECO mode) for at
least one module.
Red : Load not supplied by inverter, inverter is inoperable.
Flashing red : Load supplied by inverter, but an inverter alarm is present.
OFF : Inverter is off.
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LED Status
E Load
Green : UPS output is on.
Red : Overload on UPS output for too long, or output has shorted, or no output power
present.
Flashing red : Overload on UPS output.
OFF : UPS output is off.

F Status
Green : Normal mode.
Red : Inoperable status.
Display Interface
Home Screen
Buttons
Power On/ Input and Output Battery UPS status Function Log Mute
Off bypass status status settings
status information information
information
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Overview of Single UPS
UIB Unit input breaker
SSIB Static switch input breaker
UOB Unit output breaker
MBB Maintenance bypass breaker
BB Battery breaker
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Overview of 1+1 Redundant Parallel System with Common Battery

Bank
NOTE: For UPS with internal batteries, the batteries must be removed and the
internal battery breaker (BB) must be opened.
MIB Mains input breaker
BIB Bypass input breaker
Ext. UOB External unit output breaker
Ext. MBB External maintenance bypass breaker
BB1 Battery breaker 1
BB2 Battery breaker 2
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Overview of Parallel System
MIB Mains input breaker
BIB Bypass input breaker
Ext. UOB External unit output breaker
Ext. MBB External maintenance bypass breaker
SIB System isolation breaker
BB Battery breaker
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Location of Breakers
Location of Breakers in 3:3 UPSs
Rear View of the 10–15 kVA UPS for External Rear View of the 10–15 kVA UPS with Internal
Batteries Batteries
Rear View of the 20 kVA UPS for External Batteries Rear View of the 20 kVA UPS with Internal
Batteries
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Batteries
Batteries
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Location of Breakers in 3:1 UPSs
Rear View of the 10–15 kVA UPS for External Rear View of the 10–15 kVA UPS with Internal
Batteries Batteries
Batteries
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Batteries
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Operation Modes 10–40 kVA
Operation Modes
Normal Mode
The UPS provides power to the connected load from mains. The UPS converts
mains to conditioned power for the connected load while recharging the batteries
(float or boost charge).
LED Status Power Flow
Battery Mode
The UPS transfers to battery mode if the mains supply fails. The UPS provides
power to the connected load from the connected batteries for a finite period. When
the mains supply returns, the UPS transfers back to normal mode.
Static Bypass Mode

The UPS supplies the load with power from the bypass source. If the conditions for
normal or battery mode are not met, the load will be transferred from the inverter to
the bypass source with no interruption in power to the load.
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10–40 kVA Operation Modes
Maintenance Bypass Mode

In maintenance bypass mode, the mains is sent via the (external) maintenance
bypass breaker (MBB) to the load. Battery backup is not available in maintenance
bypass mode.
ECO Mode
In ECO mode the UPS is configured to use static bypass mode as the preferred
operation mode under predefined circumstances. The inverter is in standby in ECO
mode and in case of interruption to the mains, the UPS transfers to battery mode
and the load is supplied from the inverter.
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Operation Modes 10–40 kVA
Auto-Restart Mode
The batteries will reach end of discharge if the interruption to the mains is longer
than the battery runtime. If the UPS is programmed to auto-restart after end of
discharge, the system will automatically restart after a delay when the mains
returns.
Frequency Converter Mode

In frequency converter mode, the UPS presents a stable output frequency (at 50 or
60 Hz) and the static bypass switch is not available.
NOTICE
RISK OF EQUIPMENT DAMAGE OR LOAD DROP
In frequency converter mode the UPS cannot run in static bypass or
maintenance bypass mode. Before turning the UPS into frequency converter
mode, you must contact a Schneider Electric-certified partner to make sure
• the static switch input breaker SSIB and the maintenance bypass breaker
MBB are in the OFF (opened) position (Schneider Electric strongly
recommends to lock these with a padlock available from Schneider Electric)
• the cables are disconnected according to the instructions in the installation
manual
NOTICE
RISK OF LOAD DROP
When the unit output breaker UOB is opened while the UPS is in frequency
converter mode, the load will not be transferred, but will be dropped.
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Operation Procedures 10–40 kVA
Operation Procedures
Initial Start-Up of the UPS Using the Wizard – Only Applicable to
Single UPSs with Internal Batteries
DANGER
Parallel systems and UPSs for external batteries must only be started up by
Schneider Electric.
Before starting up the UPS, confirm that:

• The room temperature is between 0 °C to 40 °C
• The UPS has been installed according to the specified clearance dimensions:
◦ There is 800 mm free space in front of the UPS
◦ There is 500 mm free space to the left and right sides of the UPS
◦ There is 500 mm free space above the UPS1
1. Turn the unit input breaker UIB to the ON (closed) position.

The display turns on.
2. Select to register the UPS or select Skip to continue. See Register Your Easy
UPS 3S, page 32 for more information.
3. When the Change language prompt appears, do one of the following:
– Select Yes and select the preferred language using the navigation keys.
Select Yes again to confirm.
– Select No to keep the current selection.
4. When the Change voltage prompt appears, do one of the following:
– Select Yes and select the preferred voltage using the navigation keys.
Select Yes again to confirm.
5. When the Change freq. prompt appears, do one of the following:
– Select Yes and select the preferred output frequency using the navigation
keys. Select Yes again to confirm.
6. When the Change mode prompt appears, do one of the following:
– Select Yes and select Normal mode, Parallel mode, or Frequency
converter mode using the navigation keys. Select Yes again to confirm.
7. When the Save new settings prompt appears, select Yes.
8. When the Disable wizard prompt appears, do one of the following:
– Select Yes to disable the wizard and go to the default screen.
NOTE: Schneider Electric recommends to disable the wizard to allow
for automatic start.
– Select No to go to the default screen without disabling the wizard.
1. Only applicable for UPS for external batteries
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10–40 kVA Operation Procedures
Post-requisite: For systems with internal batteries, go to Set the Battery Settings,
page 34.
Start-Up Checklist – Only Applicable to Single UPSs with Internal Batteries
DANGER
Parallel systems and UPSs for external batteries must only be started up by
Schneider Electric.
• I have positioned the UPS according to the installation manual and the
recommended clearances are respected.
• I have verified that the environmental conditions including temperature,
humidity, and airflow stated in the installation manual are respected.
• I have verified that the input voltage and frequency are within the tolerances
specified in the installation manual.
• I have verified that the upstream protection is in accordance with the
recommendations in the installation manual and that the power cables have
been connected correctly.
• I have installed the batteries as specified in the installation manual.
• I have followed the Initial Start-Up of the UPS Using the Wizard – Only
Applicable to Single UPSs with Internal Batteries, page 21.
• I have made all settings (including battery settings and life cycle monitoring)
described in this manual.
• I have completed all functional tests successfully (normal mode, battery mode,
and static bypass mode).
• I have successfully entered the UPS passcode provided by Schneider Electric.
• I confirm the installation has been completed and the UPS is running in normal
mode and is powering the load.
Start Up a Single UPS in Normal Mode

NOTE: When the UPS starts, the stored settings will be used.
NOTE: The log can be accessed during start-up.
1. Check that all breakers are in the OFF (open) position.

2. Turn the static switch input breaker SSIB to the ON (closed) position.
The display turns on and the Home screen is shown.
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3. Turn the unit output breaker UOB to the ON (closed) position.

Wait approximately 20 seconds until the bypass and output LEDs turn green.
The UPS starts up in static bypass mode.

The rectifier ramps up and the LEDs on the user interface show as follows:
5. When the rectifier LED turns steady green, the inverter synchronizes with
bypass.
The LEDs on the user interface show as follows:
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6. Wait approximately 20 seconds until inverter LED turns steady green, the UPS
transfers automatically from static bypass mode to normal mode.
7. Turn the battery breaker(s) BB to the ON (closed) position.

The UPS is now in normal mode.
Transfer a Single UPS from Normal Mode to Static Bypass Mode
1. On the display, select and then select Function > To bypass.

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Transfer a Single UPS from Static Bypass Mode to Normal Mode

NOTE: The UPS will normally transfer automatically from static bypass to
normal mode. This procedure can be used to manually transfer to normal
mode if the bypass frequency is above the specified limits.
1. On the display, select and then select ESC bypass.

Transfer a Single UPS from Normal Mode to Maintenance Bypass

Mode
1. On the display, select and then select Function > To bypass.

2. Remove the cover from the maintenance bypass breaker MBB. Refer to
Location of Breakers, page 13.
NOTE: When the cover of the MBB is removed, the system automatically
transfers to maintenance bypass mode.
3. Turn the maintenance bypass breaker MBB to the ON (closed) position.
The load is now supplied via the maintenance bypass breaker.
4. Turn the battery breaker(s) BB to the OFF (open) position.
5. Turn the unit input breaker UIB to the OFF (open) position.
6. Turn the static switch input breaker SSIB to the OFF (open) position.
7. Turn the unit output breaker UOB to the OFF (open) position.
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8. For the UPS with internal batteries, disconnect all batteries on the front of the
UPS.
DANGER
• Wait at least 5 minutes before removing the cover of the UPS after the
display has turned off to allow for the capacitors to fully discharged.
• Always measure for hazardous voltages on all terminals before working
on the UPS.
Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious
injury.
Transfer a Single UPS from Maintenance Bypass Mode to Normal

Mode
1. Check that all breakers are in the OFF (open) position.
2. Turn the static switch input breaker SSIB to the ON (closed) position.
3. Turn the unit output breaker UOB to the ON (closed) position.
The UPS starts up in static bypass mode.
The rectifier ramps up.
bypass.
6. Turn the battery breaker(s) BB to the ON (closed) position.
7. Reinstall the cover on the maintenance bypass breaker MBB. Refer to
Location of Breakers, page 13
NOTE: The system will not transfer to normal mode before the
maintenance bypass cover has been reinstalled.
8. On the display select and then select Function > Clear alarm.
NOTE: The system will not transfer to normal mode before the
maintenance bypass cover has been reinstalled and the alarm has been
cleared.
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9. After approximately 60 seconds, the UPS will automatically transfer to normal

mode.
Transfer a Parallel System from Normal Mode to Maintenance

Bypass Mode
1. On all UPS displays, select and then select Function > To bypass.
The parallel system will transfer to static bypass mode.
2. Turn the external maintenance bypass breaker Ext. MBB to the ON (closed)
position.
The load is now supplied via the external maintenance bypass breaker.
3. Turn the battery breakers BB of all UPSs to the OFF (open) position.
4. Turn the mains input breakers MIB and the bypass input breakers BIB of all
UPSs to the OFF (open) position.
5. Turn the system isolation breaker SIB to OFF (open) position.
UPS.
DANGER
on the UPS.
injury.
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Transfer a Parallel System from Maintenance Bypass Mode to

Normal Mode
1. Check that:
• all UPS breakers (unit input breaker UIB, static switch input breaker SSIB,
and unit output breaker UOB) and the external unit output breaker Ext.
UOB are in the ON (closed) position
• the battery breakers BB are in the OFF (open) position
2. Turn the system isolation breaker SIB to ON (closed) position.
3. Turn the bypass input breakers BIB of all UPSs to the ON (closed) position.
Wait approximately 20 seconds until the bypass and the output LEDs turn
green.
4. Turn the external maintenance bypass breaker Ext. MBB to the OFF (open)
position.
NOTE: If the parallel system has dry contacts with Maint CB signal, select
and then select Function > Clear alarm on all UPS displays.
5. Turn the mains input breakers MIB of all UPSs to the ON (closed) position.
The rectifier ramps up.
bypass.
7. When the inverter LED turns steady green, the parallel system automatically
transfers from static bypass to normal mode.
8. Turn the battery breakers BB of all UPSs to the ON (closed) position.
The LEDs on the user interfaces show as follows:
The parallel system is now in normal mode.
Isolate a Single UPS from the Parallel System

Use this procedure to shut down one UPS in a running parallel system.
NOTE: Before initiating this procedure, ensure that the remaining UPS units
can supply the load.
1. On the display select and then select confirm to power off the UPS.
2. Turn the battery breaker(s) BB of the UPS to the OFF (open) position.
3. Turn the mains input breaker MIB of the UPS to the OFF (open) position.
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4. Turn the bypass input breaker BIB of the UPS to the OFF (open) position.
5. Turn the external unit output breaker Ext. UOB of the UPS to the OFF (open)
position.
UPS.
DANGER
on the UPS.
injury.
Start Up and Add a UPS to a Running Parallel System

Use this procedure to start up a UPS and add it to a running parallel system.
IMPORTANT: Before a UPS can be added to a parallel system, the parallel
system must be configured by Schneider Electric.
1. On the new UPS check that:

• all UPS breakers (unit input breaker UIB, static switch input breaker SSIB,
and unit output breaker UOB) and the external unit output breaker Ext.
UOB are in the ON (closed) position
• the battery breaker(s) BB are in the OFF (open) position
2. Turn the external unit output breaker Ext. UOB of the UPS to the ON (closed)
position.
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3. Turn the mains input breaker MIB and the bypass input breaker BIB of the
UPS to the ON (closed) position.
4. When the rectifier LED turns steady green, the UPS transfers to static bypass
mode.
5. When the inverter LED turns steady green, the UPS automatically transfers
from static bypass to normal mode and joins the running parallel system.
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6. Turn the battery breaker(s) BB of the UPS to the ON (closed) position.

7. Verify correct load sharing between the parallel UPS units.
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10–40 kVA Configuration
Configuration
Register Your Easy UPS 3S
NOTE: The single Easy UPS 3S can also be registered using the mySchneider
app which can be downloaded from App Store and Google Play.
1. When prompted for registration, go to www.schneider-electric.com/

contactsupport to find your local service contact number.
2. On the display, select and then select Register2.

3. Call Schneider Electric and provide your four-digit activation code.
4. Type in the registration code provided by Schneider Electric.
Set the Display Language
1. On the display, select and then select Language.

2. Select your language from the list:
en: English pt: Portuguese Brazilian

fr: French ru: Russian
cn: Simplified Chinese de: German
it: Italian es: European Spanish
2. You can also select Register Later to postpone your registration
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Configuration 10–40 kVA
Set the Date and Time
1. On the display, select and then select Time.

2. Set the date and time.
Set the UPS Settings
NOTICE
RISK OF EQUIPMENT DAMAGE
Only trained personnel following the required training course may undertake
modifications to UPS system parameters.
1. On the display, select and then select Setting.

2. Enter the password 3526.
3. Set the nominal input voltage (phase-neutral), the nominal output voltage
(phase-neutral), and the nominal frequency.
4. Restart the UPS to activate the settings.
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Set the Battery Settings
NOTICE
• Only trained personnel following the required training course may undertake
• The battery parameters must set according to the actual installation before
starting up the UPS.
1. On the display, select and then select Batt Settings.

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3. Set the battery settings:

a. Batt number: Set the number of battery blocks in one battery string.
b. Batt cap (AH): Set the battery capacity (battery block capacity (AH) x
number of battery strings).3
c. Batt charge %: Set the battery charge percentage (between 1% and
20%).
Recommended Settings for UPSs with Internal Batteries
Batt number Battery String Batt cap (AH) Batt charge %
E3SUPS10KHB1 40 1 7 3.8
E3SUPS10KHB2 40 2 14 7.6
E3SUPS15KHB1 40 1 7 2.5
E3SUPS15KHB2 40 2 14 5.0
E3SUPS20KHB1 40 2 14 3.8
E3SUPS20KHB2 40 3 21 5.7
E3SUPS30KHB1 40 2 14 2.5
E3SUPS30KHB2 40 4 28 5.0
E3SUPS40KHB1 40 3 21 2.8
E3SUPS40KHB2 40 4 28 3.8
Set the Life Cycle Monitoring
NOTICE
Only trained personnel following the required training course may undertake
1. On the display, select and then select LCM Set.
3. In a 1+1 redundant parallel system with a common battery bank, insert half of the battery capacity in each UPS.
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3. You now have the following options:
– Select Clear reminders to deactive the reminders Technical check

recommended and Warranty expiring soon.
– Select Reset dust filter time to reset the dust filter counter after dust filter
replacement.
– Select Set dust filter expiration to set the service life of the dust filter.
Settings
Setting Default Value Available Settings
LCD contrast 60 0 to 100

Date and Time 05/07/2013 08:55:55 Year > 2000
Language English Chinese simplified, English, Italian, German,
Russian, Spanish, Portuguese Brazilian,
and French
Input voltage 400 V 380 V/400 V/415 V
Bypass voltage 400 V for 3:3 UPSs 380 V/400 V/415 V for 3:3 UPSs
230 V for 3:1 UPSs 220 V/230 V/240 V for 3:1 UPSs
Input frequency 50 Hz 60 Hz
Output voltage 400 V for 3:3 UPSs 380 V/400 V/415 V for 3:3 UPSs
230 V for 3:1 UPSs 220 V/230 V/240 V for 3:1 UPSs
Output frequency 50 Hz 60 Hz
Output phase 3 for 3:3 UPSs 3/1

1 for 3:1 UPSs
Auto boost disable enable
Auto maint disable enable
System mode single parallel/ECO/parallel ECO/self aging
United number 1 1 to 4
System ID 0 0 to 3
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Setting Default Value Available Settings
Adjusted output voltage 400 V for 3:3 UPSs Output voltage ±10 V
230 V for 3:1 UPSs
Frequency slew rate 2 Hz/s 0.1 to 5.0 Hz/s
Frequency synchronization window 3 Hz 0.5 to 5.0 Hz
Monochrome LCD time (min) 10 1/3/5/10/20/30
Bypass voltage upper limit (%) 15 10/20/25
Bypass voltage lower limit (%) -20 -10/-15/-30/-40
Bypass frequency limited (Hz) ±5 ±1/±3/±5
System restart mode after end of discharge Normal bypass only/ no output
Fan maintenance period 34560 hours (48 months) 0 to 60000 hours
DC capacitor maintenance period 34560 hours (48 months) 0 to 60000 hours
warranty period 9 months 1 to 36 months
AC capacitor maintenance period 120 months 60 to 120 months
APS maintenance period 84 months 36 to 120 months
Dust filter maintenance period 3 months 0/3/4/5/12 months
Battery maintenance period 1440 days (48 months) 100 to 3000 days
Battery number 32 for UPSs for external batteries 32/34/36/38/40

40 for UPSs with internal batteries
Battery AH 1 1 to 30000
Float charge voltage/cell (V) 2.25 2.10 to 2.35
Boost charge voltage/cell (V) 2.25 2.20 to 2.45
End of discharge voltage/cell, at 0.6 C 1.65 1.50 to 1.85

current (V)
End of discharge voltage/xell, at 0.15 C 1.75 1.55 to 1.90

current (V)
Charge current percent limit (%) 10 1 to 20
Battery temperature compensation 0 0 to 5 mV/℃
Boost charge time limit 12 hours 1 to 48 hours
Auto boost period 2160 hours (3 months) 720 to 30000 hours, available when auto
boost is enabled
Auto maintenance discharge period 6480 hours (9 months) 720 to 30000 hours, available when auto
maintenance is enabled
Critical battery temperature 45 ℃ 25 ℃ to 70 ℃
Critical ambient temperature 40 ℃ 25 ℃ to 70 ℃
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10–40 kVA Tests
Tests
Perform a Battery Maintenance Test
Prerequisite:
• The bypass supply must be within specifications.
• The battery capacity must be above 25%.
The battery maintenance test is used to test the condition of the batteries.
During the battery maintenance test, the system transfers to battery mode and
discharges the batteries until the battery low voltage alarm is reached.
1. On the display, select and then select Maint test.

NOTE: If you wish to manually stop the battery test, select Stop test.
If the battery maintenance test is passed, Battery maintenance OK will be
recorded in the log. If the battery maintenance test is not passed, Batt maint
incomplete will be recorded in the log.
Perform a Battery Test

The purpose of the battery test to verify the connection of the batteries and to
check the battery capacity.
Prerequisite:
• The bypass supply must be within specifications.
• The battery capacity must be above 25%.
• The battery voltage must be above 95% of the float voltage.
During the battery test, the system transfers to battery mode for approximately 30
seconds and then returns to normal mode.
1. On the display, select and then select Battery test.
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Maintenance 10–40 kVA
Maintenance
Parts Replacement
Determine if you need a Replacement Part
To determine if you need a replacement part, contact Schneider Electric and follow
the procedure below so that the representative can assist you promptly:
1. In the event of an alarm condition, scroll through the alarm lists, record the
information, and provide it to the representative.
2. Write down the serial number of the unit so that you will have it easily
accessible when you contact Schneider Electric.
3. If possible, call Schneider Electric from a telephone that is within reach of the
display so that you can gather and report additional information to the
representative.
4. Be prepared to provide a detailed description of the problem. A representative
will help you solve the problem over the telephone, if possible, or will assign a
return material authorization (RMA) number to you. If a module is returned to
Schneider Electric, this RMA number must be clearly printed on the outside of
the package.
5. If the unit is within the warranty period and has been started up by Schneider
Electric, repairs or replacements will be performed free of charge. If it is not
within the warranty period, there will be a charge.
6. If the unit is covered by a Schneider Electric service contract, have the
contract available to provide information to the representative.
Replace the Dust Filter

1. Lift the front panel free of the UPS cabinet.
NOTE: Be careful not to disconnect the cable on the rear side of the front
panel.
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2. Loosen the screws and remove the metal brackets.
UPS for External Batteries UPS with Internal Batteries
3. Replace the dust filter.
UPS for External Batteries UPS with Internal Batteries
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4. Reinstall the metal brackets and fasten with the screws.

5. Reinstall the front panel.
6. Reset the dust filter time in the display. See Set the Life Cycle Monitoring,
page 35 for more information.
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10–40 kVA Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
View the Active Alarms
1. On the display select .

See Status and Alarm Messages, page 42 for a list of alarm messages and
corrective actions.
2. Use and to go through the list of active alarms.
Buzzer
NOTE: The buzzer turns on as soon as an alarm condition is detected. The
buzzer makes two short beeps and a long beep for general system alarms. The
buzzer makes a continuous beep for critical alarms. It can be turned off by
selecting on the home screen.
Status and Alarm Messages

This section lists status and alarm messages from the display. The display
messages are listed in alphabetical order, and a suggested corrective action is
listed with the display alarm message to help you troubleshoot problems.
Display text Description Corrective action

Battery boost charging The batteries are charged with the
configured boost charge voltage.
Battery connected The batteries are connected.
Battery discharging The load is drawing more power Reduce the load. Please contact
than the UPS can draw from the Schneider Electric.
input, causing the UPS to draw
power from the batteries.
Battery disconnected The batteries are not connected. Connect the batteries.
Battery expired The battery service life has expired. Replace the battery.
Battery end of discharge The battery capacity is below the Recharge the batteries.
minimum acceptable value.
Battery float charging The batteries are charged with the
configured float charge voltage.
Battery log reset Reset the battery log.
Batt maint incomplete The battery maintenance test was
not passed.
Battery maintenance Start the battery maintenance test.
Battery maintenance OK The battery maintenance test has
been successfully completed.
Battery temperature high The battery temperature is too Check the battery temperature.
high.
Battery test Start the battery test.
Battery test incomplete The battery test was not passed.
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Battery test OK The battery test has been
successfully completed.
Battery voltage low Low voltage on battery. Check the battery.
Battery wiring incorrect The battery wiring is incorrect. Check the battery wiring. Please
contact Schneider Electric.
Battery/charger inoperable The battery or charger is Check the battery. Check the
inoperable. charger. Please contact Schneider
Electric.
Byp freq exceeds limits The bypass frequency exceeds the Check the status of the bypass
limit. source. Please contact Schneider
Electric.
Bypass fan inoperable The UPS has one or more Check the fans.
inoperable fans.
Bypass fan time reset Reset the service life timer for the
fan.
Bypass out of tolerance The bypass voltage is out of Check the status of the bypass
tolerance. source. Please contact Schneider
Electric.
Bypass overload The load is drawing more power Reduce the load. Please contact
than the bypass source can supply. Schneider Electric.
Bypass overload timeout The UPS can no longer sustain a Reduce the load. Please contact
Bypass overload situation. Schneider Electric.
Bypass sequence incorrect The phase rotation on bypass is Check the status of the bypass
incorrect. source. Please contact Schneider
Electric.
Bypass unavailable The bypass source is not available. Check the status of the bypass
source. Please contact Schneider
Electric.
Capacitor expired Capacitor service life has expired. Replace the capacitor.
Capacitor time reset Capacitor service life timer has
been reset.
Clear log Clear the log.
DC bus overvoltage Overvoltage on the DC bus.
Dust filter expired The dust filter service life has Replace the Dust Filter, page 39.
expired.
EPO An EPO (emergency power off) Deactivate the EPO (emergency
device is activated. power off) device.
Fan expired Fan service life has expired. Replace the fan.
Fan inoperable The UPS has one or more Check the fans. Please contact
inoperable fans. Schneider Electric.
Fan time reset The fan service life timer has been
reset.
Firmware incompatible The firmware is detected as Perform a firmware update.
incompatible with the rest of the
system.
Generator input Generator is supplying the UPS.
Inhibit transfer to inv. Inhibit transfer to inverter operation.
Inlet temperature high Air inlet temperature is too high. Check the status of the air inlet.
Reduce the room temperature.
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Inlet/outlet temp Air inlet and outlet temperature.
Input current unbalanced Input current is unbalanced. Check the status of the input
Electric.
Input neutral unavailable Input neutral is not available. Check the status of the input
neutral. Please contact Schneider
Electric.
Input out of tolerance The input voltage is out of Check the status of the input
tolerance. source. Please contact Schneider
Electric.
Input overcurrent timeout The UPS can no longer sustain an Check the status of the input
Input overcurrent situation. source. Please contact Schneider
Electric.
Input SCR fan inoperable Input SCR fan is inoperable. Check the status of the input SCR
fan. Please contact Schneider
Electric.
Input SCR temp high Input SCR temperature is too high. Check the status of the input SCR
fan. Please contact Schneider
Electric.
Inverter high temp Inverter temperature is too high. Check the status of the inverter.
Please contact Schneider Electric.
Inverter IGBT inoperable The inverter IGBT is inoperable. Check the status of the inverter
IGBT. Please contact Schneider
Electric.
Inverter inoperable The inverter is inoperable. Check the status of the inverter.
Inverter overload timeout The UPS can no longer sustain an Check the status of the inverter.
Inverter overload situation. Please contact Schneider Electric.
Inverter shutdown The inverter is shutting down.
Inv DATA CAN incorrect Inverter DATA CAN is incorrect.
Inv IO CAN incorrect Inverter IO CAN is incorrect.
Load on bypass The UPS is in static bypass mode
and the load is supplied by the
bypass source.
Load disconnected The load has been disconnected or Check the load. Close the unit
the unit output breaker UOB is output breaker UOB.
open.
Load on inverter The UPS is in inverter operation
mode and the load is supplied by
the UPS.
Low battery shutdown The UPS is shutting down due to Recharge the batteries and restart
battery end of discharge the UPS. If auto-restart mode is
configured, the UPS will start
automatically restart when the
mains return.
Man. transfer to inverter Manual transfer to inverter
operation.
Manual shutdown Manual shutdown.
MBB closed The maintenance bypass breaker
MBB is closed, supplying the load
with unprotected power from the
bypass source.
MBB open The maintenance bypass breaker
is open.
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Module ID duplicate The module ID has a duplicate. The Check the ID of the modules.
module ID must be unique.
No inlet temp sensor No inlet temperature sensor Check the status of the inlet
present. temperature sensor.
No input temp sensor No input temperature sensor Check the status of the input
No outlet temp sensor No outlet temperature sensor Check the status of the outlet
Nom power out of tolerance Input is out of tolerance Check the status of the input
Electric.
Outlet temperature high Air outlet temperature is too high. Check the status of the air outlet.
Output short circuit A short circuit is present on the Check the status of the output.
output. Please contact Schneider Electric.
Output overload The load is drawing more power Reduce the load. Contact
than the UPS system can supply. Schneider Electric.
Parallel cabling incorrect The parallel cabling is incorrect. Check the status of the parallel
cables. Please contact Schneider
Electric.
Power sharing incorrect The power sharing between the Please check the load sharing on
UPS units is incorrect. the UPS units. Redistribute the
load between UPS units. Please
contact Schneider Electric.
PWM sync unavailable The PWM synchronization is Check the status of the PWM sync.
unavailable. Please contact Schneider Electric.
Rec soft start unavailable The rectifier soft start is Check the status of the rectifier.
unavailable. Please contact Schneider Electric.
Rectifier high temp The rectifier temperature is too Check the status of the rectifier.
high. Please contact Schneider Electric.
Rectifier inoperable The rectifier is inoperable. Check the status of the rectifier.
Relay disconnected A relay is disconnected. Check the status of the relays.
Relay short-circuit A relay has short-circuited. Check the status of the relays.
Room temp high The room temperature is high. Reduce the room temperature.
Shutdown UPS shutdown.
Signal cable disconnect Signal cable is disconnected. Check the signal cable.
Sync pulse unavailable Sync pulse is unavailable. The Check the sync pulse. Please
UPS is not able to synchronize. contact Schneider Electric.
System overload The load is drawing more power Reduce the load. Contact
than the UPS system can supply. Schneider Electric.
System setting incorrect The system settings are incorrect. Check the system settings. Contact
Schneider Electric.
Technical check recommended A technical check is recommended. Contact Schneider Electric.
Transfer to bypass Transfer the UPS to static bypass
mode.
Transfer to inverter Transfer the UPS to inverter
operation.
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Transfers exceed limits There have been too many Contact Schneider Electric.
transfers between operation modes
in a given time period.
Warranty expiring soon Warranty is expiring soon. Contact Schneider Electric.
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Schneider Electric
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92500 Rueil Malmaison
France
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www.schneider-electric.com
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Flashing green : Rectifier is working correctly and mains is normal.

Red : Rectifier is inoperable.

Flashing red : Mains is unavailable.

OFF : Rectifier is off.

Flashing green : Battery is discharging.

Red : Battery is inoperable.

Flashing red : Battery low voltage.

Red : Bypass source is unavailable or static bypass switch is inoperable.

Flashing red : Bypass voltage is out of tolerance.

OFF : Bypass source is normal.

Red : Load not supplied by inverter, inverter is inoperable.

Flashing red : Load supplied by inverter, but an inverter alarm is present.

OFF : Inverter is off.

Flashing red : Overload on UPS output.

OFF : UPS output is off.

Red : Inoperable status.

Overview of Single UPS

UIB Unit input breaker

SSIB Static switch input breaker

UOB Unit output breaker

MBB Maintenance bypass breaker

Overview of 1+1 Redundant Parallel System with Common Battery

MIB Mains input breaker

BIB Bypass input breaker

UIB Unit input breaker

SSIB Static switch input breaker

UOB Unit output breaker

Ext. UOB External unit output breaker

MBB Maintenance bypass breaker

Ext. MBB External maintenance bypass breaker

BB1 Battery breaker 1

BB2 Battery breaker 2

Overview of Parallel System

MIB Mains input breaker

BIB Bypass input breaker

UIB Unit input breaker

SSIB Static switch input breaker

UOB Unit output breaker

Ext. UOB External unit output breaker

MBB Maintenance bypass breaker

Ext. MBB External maintenance bypass breaker

SIB System isolation breaker

Location of Breakers in 3:1 UPSs

LED Status Power Flow

LED Status Power Flow

Static Bypass Mode

LED Status Power Flow

Maintenance Bypass Mode

LED Status Power Flow

LED Status Power Flow

Frequency Converter Mode

LED Status Power Flow

Before starting up the UPS, confirm that:

1. Turn the unit input breaker UIB to the ON (closed) position.