Gtec ZS110 User manual

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USER MANUAL
On-Line UPS
Model ZS110
1000VA/2000VA/3000VA
Uninterruptible Power SupplySystem
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1 Introduction
1. 1 Description of Commonly Used Symbols
Someor all of thefollowing symbols maybeused in this manual and may
appear in your application process. Therefore, allusers should read the
form carefullyand thoroughly.
Symbol&Description
Symbol Description
Caution, danger
Danger electric shock
Alternatingcurrent(AC)
Directcurrent(DC)
Protective ground
Recycle
Do notdispose withordinary trash
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1. 2Safety Instructions
1. Read this manual carefullyand thoroughlybefore operationthe UPS and
savethis manualproperly for futurereference.
2. Do not tear uporshatterthe alarm table onthe UPS and pay attention to
it.
3. Pleasedo notoverload theUPS.
4. The UPS contains largecapacitybatteries. Thecaseof theUPS mustnot
be opened byuntrained personnel. Otherwise, itmaycauseelectric
shock.
5. Do not shortthe positive andnegative electrodes of battery. Otherwise, it
may causeelectric shock or fire.
6. Do not plunge or insert anyobjects into the air vents and other inlets.
7. Do not store or usethedevice in the followingenvironment:
l Where thereis inflammable gas, corrosiveagents orheavydust
l Where thetemperature is very high or low (above 40 or below 0 )
or the humidityis very high(morethan 90%)
l Under direct sunlight or close to heating facilities
l Placeof strongvibrations
8. Inthe event of fireoccurringin thevicinity, pleaseuse drypowder fire
extinguishers .The use of liquidfire extinguishingagents maycause
electric shock.

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2 Product Description
TheST-series is an on-line uninterruptiblepower supplydevice
incorporatingdouble-converter technology with single-phaseinputand
single-phaseoutput. Itoffers thehigh quality power supplywith the
greatestdegree of availability and reliability. The1-3kVA of ST series is
compact and convenient for users, especiallyfor thebasic equipments in
someareassuch as:finance, communication, government, traffic,
manufacture, education and soon.
2. 1SystemType andConfiguration
There are two types of UPSaccording to the batteryconfiguration:standard
typeand longbackuptimetype, each available in the followingratings:
1kVA, 2kVA and 3kVA UPS.
Table2-1UPS typesand configurations
Type Model Remark
1kVA ZS110
-1K
With a1A internalchargerand3build-in batteriesof
12V/7AH
2kVA ZS110
-2K
With a1A internalchargerand6build-in batteriesof
12V/7AH
Standard
3kVA ZS110
-3K
With a1A internalchargerand8build-in batteriesof
12V/7AH
1kVAS ZS110-
1K-KS
With a 7A internal chargerand external batteryslot.
2kVAS ZS110-
2K-KS
With a 7A internal chargerand external batteryslot.
Long
Backup
Time 3kVAS ZS110-
3K-KS
With a 7A internal chargerand external batteryslot.
Note: “-KS” model meansLongBackup Time.
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2. 2The Appearance of the UPS
Figure 2-1 The rear panelof ZS110-1K-KS
Figure2-3 Therearpanel of ZS110-2K-KS-ZS110-3K
*The picturefor back panel isjustforreference,itsubjectsto changeon
customer’s requirement, please refer to therealsubject.
Note Theappearancesaboveareexampleswiththelong backup time, thecorresponding
standard typeis without the“External Batteryslot”.

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2. 3Operating Principle
Figure 2-4 The UPS operatingprinciple
1. Inputfilter:itfilterstheinputand provides clean AC power to theUPS.
2. AC/DC converter:In Normalmode, it converts theAC input power to
regulated DC power, and raises the regulated DC voltageforDC/AC
converter.
3. DC/DC converter:Raises the DC Voltagefrom the batterysystem to the
optimumoperatingvoltage forthe inverter when the UPS operates in
Batterymode.
4. DC/AC inverter: In Normal mode, itutilizes the DC output of the
AC/DC converter and inverts it intoprecise, regulated sine wave AC
power. In Battery mode, it receives energyfromthebattery through the
DC/DC converter.
2 Product Description
5. Bypass:It is veryimportant in theUPS system. In the eventofa UPS
fault that willnot leadto UPS shutdown, theload willbe automatically
transferred tothe bypass. Meanwhile, theLED indicators will indicate
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thefault type, andthefaultinformation willbe reported through the
communication ports.
6. Charger: Thecharger of standard UPS provides 1A charging current; and
longbackup time provided 7A chargingcurrent.
7. Battery: Sealedmaintenance-free lead –acid batterycan be used asthe
DC source of the UPS.
8. Output filter:It filters the outputand providescleanAC power to the
load.

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3 Installation
3. 1UnpackingInspection
1. Open thepackingboxof UPS and take it out, visually examine theunit
fortransitdamage.
2. Check against theaccessorylists that theaccessories of theUPS are
present. (Referto Table 9-1).
3. Make surethemodel is whatyou wanted from the nameplate on the rear
panel
4. IftheUPS arrives damaged, or there is anymissingaccessoryor other
questionabove, please contact thedistributor immediately.
3. 2Installation Notes
1. When locatingthe UPS, make surethere is no hazardous objects such as
water, inflammable gas, corrosive agents and soonaround the UPS, and
thatthe installation environmentmeets the specifications.
2. The UPS should notbeplacedona side. Theair inletportat thefront
panel and the outlet portonthe rear paneland twoside panels should not
be blocked so as to ensure good ventilation.
3. Incase if the UPS isunpacked, installedand used atverylow
temperatures, condensations of water drops mayappear. Itis necessary
to wait untilthe UPS fullydriedinside outbeforeproceeding to
installationand use. Otherwise, theymay be a risk of electric shock.
4. PlacetheUPS near the utilitypower sourceoutletwhichsupplies power
to the UPS. In any emergency, switch off themain input socket, cut off
thebatteryvoltageinput. Allpowersockets must be connected with
groundprotection.
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3. 3Cable Connection
3.3.1Connecting Inputand OutputCables
1. Inputcable connection
If the UPS is connected via the powercable, pleaseusea proper socket
with over currentprotection, andpayattentionto the capacityof the
socket: over 10A for ZS110-1K(-KS), over 16A for ZS110-2K(-KS) and
ZS110-3K(-KS). A sideof input wiring has been fixedwith theUPS, and
the other sideis justneed topluginto theinput socket. The wiring
configuration is shown inthe followingdiagram.
Figure 3-1Connection Method of Input
2. Outputcable connection
The output of ZS110-1K(-KS)/ZS110-2K(-KS)/ ZS110-3K(-KS) all
availableto uses sockets. Thetotaloutput power shallnot exceed
1kVA/0.8kW, 2kVA/1.6 kW，3kVA/2.4kW. Simply plug theloadpower
cable to the output sockets of UPS to completeconnection as shown in
the following diagram.

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Figure3-2Connection method of output
3.3.2OperationProcedureof ExternalBatteryforLongBackup
Time UPS
Thebattery connection procedure is very importantfor longbackupmodel.
Anyincompliancemay resultin the risk of electric shock. Therefore, the
followingsteps mustbestrictly complied with.
1. First connectin series the batteries of the pack toensure proper battery
voltage that ZS110-1KS for 36VDC, ZS110-2KS for 72VDC,
ZS110-3KS for 96VDC.
2. Takeoutthe batterycabledelivered with the UPS, one endofthe
externalbatterycable is a plugfor connecting the UPS, the other endhas
3 open wires for connectingthe batterypack.
3. Connectthe externalbatterycableto thebattery terminal(DO NOT
connect the batterysocket of the UPS first. Otherwise, it maycause
electric shock). Connect the red wiretothe “+”terminal of thebattery.
The black wireis connectedtothe “-” terminal of the battery. The
green/yellow wireis grounded for protectionpurpose.
4. Connectthe plug ofthe externalbatterycable to theexternal battery
slot on therear panel of the UPS to completetheconnection procedure.
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Figure3-3 Batteryconnection diagram for LongBackup time models
Note The length of the externalbattery cable is 1.6m, If users needa longer one,
please consult thedistributor. There is a limit tothe lengthof the external
battery cable toensure normal operationof the UPS.
3.3.3Connecting CommunicationCable
1. Computer interface

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Computer interface:The type of signals is provided by theUPS to
communicatewith ahostcomputer through
communicationcable included inthestandard
accessory, User can use specialmonitor software
UPSilon in thestandard accessory to monitor the UPS
throughthe port.
2. Alternative connection of communication
Intelligent Slot: Itis designedfor installingthe drycontact card, SNMP
cardand 485card. You canchoose for one of themto
installed
a－drycontact card:You can utilize monitor function of dry contact to
manage the power supply directly.
b－SNMP: It enablesyou monitor the UPS remotelythrough Internet.
c －485: Centralmonitor card.
Note: Please remove the cover board of the intelligentslot before any card is
installed.
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5 Operation (LCDmodel)
5.1OperationDisplayPanel
1. ON button:
Pressingthe ON button more than1second (buzzer beeps once), theUPS
systemisturned on.
2. OFF button:
Bypressing this button morethan 1 second(buzzer beeps once) turns off
the UPS system whenever the UPS run under the normalmode/battery
mode.
3. Functionbutton
TheFunction buttonprovides thefollowing functions:
a) Batteryself- diagnosis: Whenthe UPS ranin normal mode, pressingthis
buttonmore than 2 seconds (buzzer beeps twice) can start thebattery
self-diagnosis.
b) Silence function in battery/bypass mode
In battery/bypass mode, when the buzzer beeps, pressing and holdingthe
functionbutton for more than2seconds (buzzer beepstwo times) can
silencethebuzzer. Press the button formore than 2 seconds (buzzer beeps
twice) againto resume the alarm function
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c)LCD displayscreenswitch
Pressingthe function button for morethan1 seconds and less than 2
seconds (buzzerbeeps once) to switchLCD displayscreen
4LED indicators
TheLED indicators contains, Bypass indicator, utilitypower indicator,
Inverter indicator, Batteryindicator. Thedefinition of each indicator is the
sameasLED panel (refer to table 4-1).
5.2 OperationMode
UPS Operation Modecontains normal mode, batterymodeand bypass
mode. Under the three modes, thepage showing outputvoltage and output
frequencyis the main displaypage. If users need more information about
UPS, Pressingthefunction button can initiatedisplayscreenswitch. Ifthe
current pageis notthe main page, UPS willautomatically switch back the
mainpageafter30seconds. Inorderto extend the LCDusage life, the
backlight will turn off after 1minute withoutany switch operation. At this
point, Users justneed to touch any button brieflyto turn on thebacklight.
5.2.1 Normalmode
Whenoperating in the normalmode, the displayof main pageonthefront
panelis shown as the figure 5-2. The utilitypower indicator andthe
Inverter indicator areturned on. Load informationareashows load value,
and the batterylevel area indicates dynamicallywhenthe batteryis not
fullycharged(the batterylevelicons litone after another circularly). When
the batteryis fully charged, all thelevel iconsareturned on.
1) If the utilitypower indicator blinks, itindicates that there are problems
with reversed polarity(L,N) of site wiringor disconnect with ground.
UPS is still working in normal mode. If the batteryindicator is turned on
at thesame time, itshowsthatthe voltageor frequencyof the utility
power isout of the normal input range of the UPS. The UPS works in
batterymode.

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Figure 5-2 NormalMode
2) If load is more than100 percent, the buzzer beeps every second,
meanwhile, the warningicon blinks everysecond too, reminding that
UPS is overloaded. You should getrid of someunnecessaryloads one by
onetodecreasetheloads untilthe alarm clear
3) If the batteryindicator blinks, itindicates that no battery is connected to
theUPS or batteryvoltage is too low. You should check ifbatteryis
properly connected to theUPS, and pressfunctionbutton more than2
seconds to start thebattery self-diagnosis. If theconnectionbetween
batteryandUPS is confirmed without any problem, it maybe duetothe
defector agingof thebattery, please refer tothe“troubleshooting” in
chapter 7 to solvetheproblem accordingly.
4) Theother four display pages are load percent page, actualload page,
input information page and the maximumtemperature page.
Note：Connectiontoapower generator has tobe made according to the following:
lActivate the power generator andwait until the operation is stable before
connectingtheoutputof the power generator to the UPS (be sure that the
UPSis inidle mode). Then, turn onthe UPSaccording to the startup
procedure. After the UPSis turned on, the loads are connectedone by one.
lIt recommended that the capacity of the generator shoulddouble thanUPS.
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5.2.2BatteryMode
Whenoperating in the batterymode, the display of main page on the front
panelis shown as the figure 5-3. The batteryindicator andtheInverter
indicator are turnedon. If theutility powerindicatorblinks at thesame time,
itshows thatthe utilitypower is abnormal. Load informationareashows
load value, and bat level area showscurrent batterycapacity.
1) Whenthe UPS is running in batterymode, thealarmwill beepevery4
seconds. If the“Function”keyis pressed for more than 2 seconds, the
alarm willnot beep （silencefunction）. Press the“Function” keymore
than2seconds againto resume the alarm function.
Figure 5-3 Battery Mode
2) Whenthe batterycapacitydecreases, thenumber of battery capacity
indicatorsturned on will decrease. Ifthe batteryvoltagedrops to the
pre-alarm level, thealarmwill beepeverysecond to remind the user of
insufficient battery capacity.
3) Theother four display pages are load percent page, actualload page,
batteryinformationpage and themaximum temperaturepage.
5.2.3Bypass Mode
Whenoperatingin bypassmode set up through UPSilon software, the
displayon the frontpanel isshown as the figure5-4, the utilitypower
indicator andthe bypassindicator areturned on. Load informationarea
shows load value, and the batterylevel area indicates dynamicallywhen the

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batteryisnot fullycharged(thebatterylevelicons litone after another
circularly). When the batteryis fullycharged,all thelevel icons areturned
on.
1) Whenoperatingin bypass mode, theUPS beeps every 2 minutes. If the
“Function” keyispressedfor more than 2 seconds, the alarm will not
beep (silence function). Press the “Function” key more than 2seconds
again toresumethealarmfunction.
2) If the utilitypower indicator blinks, itshows that the voltage or
frequencyof theutility poweris out of the input range of the UPS or
thereareproblems with reversed polarity (L/N) of site wiringor
disconnectto the ground for protection.
3) Theother four display pages are load percent page, actualload page,
inputinformationpage andthemaximum temperaturepage.
Notes: Whenoperating in bypass mode, thebackup function of the UPS is not
available and thepower used by theload is directly fromthe utility
power via internalEMI filter.
Figure 5-4 Bypass Mode
5.2.4LCDindicationof UPS alarm statusandfaults
In the eventof an UPS fault, UPS enters faultoperationmode, at this point,
the fault iconturns on consistently, thebuzzer beepscontinuously and the
data information area shows currentfault code(refer to table6-2), the
displayon the frontpanel isshown as the figure5-5, userscanswitchto
outputpage bypressingfunctionbutton.
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Figure5-5Faultdisplay
Whena warningoccurred, thefaulticon blinks every second, and users can
switch tothe alarm display page shown as the figure5-6to check the
warning code.
Figure 5-6 Alarmdisplay

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5.3OperatingInstructions
5.3.1UPSON/OFFOperation
Note Thebattery is fullycharged before delivery. However, storage and
transportation willinevitably cause somecharge loss. Therefore, it
is advisable to charge the battery for 10 hours before using it, so as
to ensure adequatebatterycapacity.
1. TurningontheUPS
Theoperation of turning onthe UPS contains: turningon withutilitypower
and turning onwithout utilitypower.
1) Turningon with utilitypower:
Connect themains input to theUPS, press the ON button morethan one
second, UPS starts to turnon. Atthis point, theLCD begins to conduct
self-diagnosis (alltheLCD indicators are turnon about4 seconds). A
few seconds later, the UPS willbegin to operate in Normal mode;
meanwhile, theutility powerindicator, inverter indicators will turn on. If
the utility power is abnormal, the UPS will workin batterymode.
2) Turningon withoututility power:
With no mainsinputfeed to theUPS, press the ON buttonmore than one
second, ups start toturn on, At this point, the LCD begins to conduct
self-diagnosis (alltheLCD indicators are turnon about4 seconds). A
few seconds later, thebatteryindicator, inverter indicators willbeturn on
to indicate that the UPS isworking in batterymode.
3). Poweringdownthe UPS
Theoperation of poweringdown theUPS contains: turningoff upsin
normal mode, turningoff ups in batterymode
4) Completelypower down theUPS from Normalmode
Hold and press the OFF button persistentlyfor more than 1second to
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power off theUPS. If itbas beensetup to workin bypass mode by
software, thebypass indicator will be turned on toindicate that theUPS
is workinginbypassmode. In order to cutoff the output fromtheUPS,
simplycutoff the utilitypower supply. LCD begins to conduct
self-diagnosis (alltheLCD indicators are turned onabout 4 seconds),a
few seconds later, notany displayis shown onthefront panel and no
outputis available fromtheUPS outlets, system completelypower down.
5) Completelypower down theUPS from Batterymode
Press the“OFF” button persistently for more than 1 secondto power off
the UPS. When beingpowered off, the LCD will start self-diagnosis(all
the LCD indicators are turnon about4seconds), a fewseconds later, not
anydisplay is shown on the frontpanel and no voltage output is available
from the UPS outlets, systemcompletely power down.
5.3.2ConductingBatteryself-diagnosis
In UPS operation, users canmanually initiate batteryself-diagnosisto
check the batteryconditions. Therearetwomethods to initiatethebattery
self-diagnosis:
1. Through thefunction button
In normalmode, press and holdthe function for more than2seconds
until thebuzzer beepstwice. Atthis pointthe indicators (LED7~10) will
blink cyclically, indicating the UPS hasworkedin batterymode and the
batteryself-diagnosis has started. Thebattery self-diagnosis willlastfor
10 seconds default. In theeventof a batteryfaultduring battery
self-diagnosis, theUPS will transfer to normal mode automatically.
2. Through themonitor software
Users can alsoinitiate batteryself-diagnosis through the background
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6 Maintenance
6.1BatteryMaintenance
Thebattery is keycomponent of theUPS. The batterylifedepends on the
ambient temperature, chargingand dischargingtimes. High ambient
temperatureand deep dischargingwill shorten the batterylife.
1. Sealedmaintenance-freelead–acid battery be usedin the standard.
When being connected to the utility power whether theUPS has been
turned on or not, theUPS keeps charging thebattery and also offers the
protectivefunction ofcharginganddischarging.
2. Keepthe ambient temperature between 15 and 25
3. IftheUPS has notbeen usedfor a longperiod, charging isrecommended
at theintervals 3 months.
4. Batteries shouldnot be replacedindividually.
5. Under normal conditions, the batterylifelasts 3 to 5 years.In caseif the
batteryis foundnot ingoodcondition, earlier replacement should be
made. The batteryshould onlybe replacedby qualifiedservice
personnel.
Note: 1.Prior tobattery replacement, the UPS must be turned off and disconnected
from utility power.
2. Metal objects such as rings and watches should be removed.
3. Use the screwdriver withinsulated handle. Tools andother metalobjects
should not beplaced onthe battery.
4. Short circuit orreverse connectionbetween the positive and negative
terminal of the battery is strictly forbidden.
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6. 2Checking UPS function
Every timewhen conductingfield maintenance, pleasecheck the regular
functionof theUPS, including:
1. Check theoperation status of the UPS
If the main voltage is within thespecifications, theUPS shouldoperate
in normal mode; if themain voltageis abnormal, the UPS should operate
in battery mode. Inboth cases, there shouldbeno faultindication.
2. Check thetransfer between theUPS operation modes
Disconnectthe main inputto simulate amains failure, theUPS should
transfer to batterymode and operate normally; then recover themains
input, the UPS should transfer to normal mode andoperate normally
3. Check theLED indicators of the UPS
Duringthe checkprocesses stated above, check that theLED indication
of the UPS agrees withthe UPS operation mode.

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7 Troubleshooting
In the eventof an UPS fault, shootthe trouble according to Table 6-1. If the
faultstill persists, please contact our customer servicecenter.
Faults
Fault/Warning
code Faulticon Alarm
Possible
cause Solution
F01 on
constantly Beep continuously Internal fault. Please contact the distributor or Service center
F02 on
constantly Beep continuously Internal fault. Please contact the distributor or Service center
F03 on
constantly Beep continuously Internal fault. Please contact the distributor or Service center
F04 on
constantly Beep continuously
TheUPS
output is
short
circuited
Turnoff the UPS. Remove
all loads. Ensurethat the
loads arenot failedorthe
UPS has nointernal short
before turnon it again.If
failed, please contact the
distributor or servicecenter
F05 on
constantly Beep continuously Internal
fault. Please contact the
distributor or Service center
F06 on
constantly Beep continuously Internal
fault. Please contact the
distributor or Service center
F07 on
constantly Beep continuously Overload
fault Reduce thememberof
loads connected tothe
UPS.
F08 on
constantly Beep continuously Internal
overheat
Ensurethat theUPSis not
overloaded andthe
ventilation openingis not
blockedandambient
temperature isnottoohigh.
Wait for 10min.for the UPS
to cool down beforeturning
it onagain. If itdoes not
work. Pleasecontact the
distributor orservice center.
F09 on
constantly Beep continuously
The
chargerof
the UPSis
defective
Please contact the
distributor or Service center
A01 Blink once
every
second
Beeponce
every
second
Overload
pre-warning
Reduce thememberof
loads connected tothe
UPS.
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7 Troubleshooting
Faults
Fault/Warning
code Faulticon Alarm
Possible
cause Solution
A02 Blink once
every
second
Beep
continuously Battery overcharging
Please contact the
distributoror Service
center
A03 Blink once
every
second
Beep once
every
second
UPS power
on abnormal Check thebattery of the UPS connectedproperly.
A04 Blink once
every
second
Beep once
every
second
Battery
voltage low
The UPS outputwill be
cutoff, pleaseswitch to
the backup power.
A05 Blink once every
second
Beep once
every
second Fan failure Ensurethatthe fanis not
locked
A06 Blink once every
second
Beep once
everytwo
minutes
Maybe
reversed
polarity (L,N)
of sitewiring
or disconnect
with ground.
Please check the polarity
of the neutral wiring and
thelinewiring,ensure
that The green/yellowwire
connect protectiveground
properly
Table7-2UPS troubleshootingof LCD panel indicator
When you contact theservice center, please provide the followinginformation:
●Model NoandSerial Noof the UPS.
●The date whentheproblem arose.
●Completedescriptionof the problem, including the panel display, alarm
warning, and powercondition and the load capacity. If the UPS isa long
backup time model, you may alsoprovidethe batteryinformation.

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8 Specifications
8. 1Electrical
Model ZS11
0-1K
ZS110-
1K-KS
ZS11
0-2K
ZS110-
2K-KS
ZS11
0-3K
ZS110-
3K-KS
Rating 1KVA/800W2KVA/1600W3KVA/2400W
Input system Single phase & earthground
Rated voltage 220VAC
Voltage range115VAC~300VAC
Frequency50Hz
Power factor ≥0.99
Input
Voltage range of
bypass （80±5)VAC～（286±5)VAC
Output system Single phase & earthground
Rated voltage 220VAC
Power factor0.8
Voltage precision ±2%
Normal
mode
Output
frequency Battery
mode
1.Theoutput frequency synchronizes withthe input
frequencywhentheinput frequencyis inthe
range of 46 Hz～54Hz
2.Theoutputfrequencyis50Hz when the input
frequency isnot in therangeof 46Hz～54 Hz
Inverteroverload
capacity（Utility
power，25 ）
105%±5%<Load≤125%±5% 50s transferto bypass
125%±5%< Load <150%±5% 25s transfer to bypass
Load > 150%±5%,300ms transfer tobypass
0ms （Normal mode←→ Batterymode）
Transfer time <4ms（Normal mode←→Bypass mode）
Output
Crest factor3:1
Batteries voltage 36VDC 72VDC 96VDC
BatteryQuantity 3none 6none 8none
BatteryType Sealed maintenance-freelead–acidbatteryof
battery voltage12V/7AH
BackupTime（25 ） Full load≥5min(Standard)
Battery
Chargecurrent 1A 7A1A 7A1A 7A
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8. 2Mechanical
Model W*H*D(mm) Weight(kg)
ZS110-1K 144×229×350 11.5
ZS110-2K 190×328×424 24
ZS110-3K 190×328×424 28
ZS110-1K-KS 144×229×350 6
ZS110-2K-KS 190×328×424 12
ZS110-3K-KS 190×328×424 12
8. 3Environmental
Item Normal range
Ambienttemperature 0～40
Environmenthumidity 20%～90%（Nocondensation）
Altitude Lower than 1000m: no derating
Over1000m :1%deratingfor every100m rise
Storage temperature -15 ～45
8. 4EMC
Item Standard Level
ESD IEC61000-4-2 LEVEL4
RS IEC61000-4-3 LEVEL3
EFT IEC61000-4-4 LEVEL4
SurgeIEC61000-4-5 LEVEL4
8. 5Safety
Complywith GB4943-2001, IEC62040-1 andCE requirements.
8. 6Industry Standard
Complywith EN62040，YD/T 1095-2000requirements.

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9 Appendix
9.1Consignment Lists
Model Type Accessories No
Machine 1
Intelligent monitor software CD
1
User Manual 1
Standard Model
Serial communication cable 1
Machine 1
Intelligent monitor software CD
1
User Manual 1
External Battery Cable 1
Long backup
time Model
Serial communication cable 1