Huawei UPS5000-E-200K-SM User manual

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Issue: 08
Part Number: 31507655
Date: 2019-10-16
UPS5000-E-(50 kVA-200 kVA)
Quick Guide (50 kVA Power Modules)
Copyright © Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. 2019. All rights reserved.
1Overview
UPS Model Capacity Weight Dimensions (H x W x D)
UPS5000-E-200K-SM 50 kVA, 100 kVA,
150 kVA, 200 kVA
330 kg 2000 mm x 600 mm x 850 mm
UPS5000-E-200K-FM 390 kg
UPS5000-E-200K-SM UPS5000-E-200K-FM
(1) Power distribution
subrack cover (2) Bypass input switch
(3) Maintenance
bypass switch (4) Main input switch
(5) Output switch (6) CM
(7) Bypass module (8) Power modules
(9) MDU (10) Filler panels
(1) Power modules (2) Bypass module
(3) Control module
(CM) (4) Power distribution subrack cover
(5) Filler panels (6) Monitor display unit
(MDU)
(7) Maintenance
bypass switch

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2Installing the UPS
2. Use a hammer drill to drill four holes for installing
expansion bolts and then install four expansion
bolts in the holes. Remove the bolt, spring washer,
and flat washer.
3. Slide the cabinet on its castors to the installation
position.
4. (Optional) If the castors of the UPS need to be
lifted from the ground, perform Step 1 to Step 2 in
Non-Secured Installation.
5. Remove the rear panel of the cabinet, and then
open the front door.
Secured Installation
1. Determine the position for installing the cabinet. Mark mounting holes based on the drawings.
(unit: mm)
1. Before installation, read the user manual carefully to get familiar with product information and
safety precautions.
2. Use insulated tools during installation and operation.
3. Only Huawei engineers or engineers certified by Huawei are allowed to install, commission, and
maintain the UPS. Otherwise, personal injury or equipment damage may occur, and the
resulting UPS faults are beyond the warranty scope of Huawei.
4. This document describes how to install a single UPS. For details about how to install parallel
systems, contact Huawei technical support.

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2. Check whether the bottom of the cabinet is horizontal by using a level. If the cabinet is not
leveled, adjust the leveling feet.
1. Lower the four leveling feet at the bottom of the cabinet by using a wrench until all the four
castors at the bottom hang in the air and the leveling feet bear the whole cabinet weight.
7. Insert four M12x115 expansion bolts into
the expansion bolt holes in the floor, and
tighten the expansion bolts.
6. Remove the four rubber plugs from the
bottom of the cabinet (two on the front and
two at the back).
Non-Secured Installation

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3Connecting Cables
1. This document describes cable routing by removing the top cover when there are two mains
inputs.
2. In the case of single mains, you do not need to connect bypass input power cables and remove
short-circuit copper bars.
UPS Cable Connection Reference
3.1
•Prepare cables away from the cabinets to prevent scraps from falling inside. Cable scraps may
ignite and cause personal injury or device damage.
•After cables have been installed, clean the cabinets in a timely manner. Keep the cabinets and
surrounding environment clean and tidy.
•You need to prepare terminals onsite. The stripped length of the copper wire should be the
same as that of the part of the terminal that covers the conductor.
The cabling route is for reference only. Connect cables based on site requirements.
NOTE

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2. Remove the cover from the power
distribution subrack.
3. Remove the copper bars between mains
input terminals and bypass input terminals.
(If the mains input and bypass input share
a power source, skip this step.)
The cover can be opened only if the
maintenance bypass switch is OFF.
4. Connect the ground cable to the UPS.
In the preceding figure, circled wiring
terminals are primary ones and must
connect to the ground cable.
1. Remove the small covers of the cabinet top.
Connecting Cables
3.2
Connecting Cables to the UPS5000-E-200K-SM
Scenario 1: Routing Cables from the Top

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6. Connect the output power cable.
5. Connect the mains input cables to mains input
power distribution terminals 1L1, 1L2, and 1L3,
respectively.
Connect the bypass input cables to bypass
input power distribution terminals 2L1, 2L2, and
2L3, respectively.
Connect the N wires of the mains and bypass
input cables to the input power distribution
terminal N.
Route a neutral wire from the middle of
the positive and negative battery strings.
Take a battery string consisting of 40
batteries as an example. A neutral wire
is routed from the middle of positive and
negative battery strings, each consisting
of 20 batteries.
NOTE
7. Connect the battery cable.

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8. Connect signal cables.
NOTE
The number and
color of signal
cables in the figure
are for reference
only. Signal cables
can be routed along
the left or right side
of the cabinet.
Route signal cables
based on the actual
situation.
NOTE
For the cable
connection method
for the TN-C system,
see the user manual.
Scenario 2: Routing Cables from the Bottom
1. Remove the cover from the power
distribution subrack.
2. Remove the copper bars between mains
input terminals and bypass input terminals.
3. Remove small covers from the bottom
based on site requirements.
4. Connect power cables.
For the screw specifications and torque used
for connecting cables in a bottom cable
routing scenario, refer to the top cable
routing scenario. This section only shows the
cable routes in the bottom cable routing
scenario.
NOTE
5. Connect signal cables.
The number and color of signal cables in
the figure are for reference only. Signal
cables can be routed along the left or
right side of the cabinet. Route signal
cables based on the actual situation.
NOTE

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Connecting Cables to the UPS5000-E-200K-FM
2. Remove the cover from the power
distribution subrack.
Scenario 1: Routing Cables from the Top
1. Remove a certain number of small covers
from the top of the cabinet based on site
conditions.
4. Connect the ground cable to the UPS.3. Remove the copper bars between mains
input terminals and bypass input terminals.

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5. Connect the mains input power cable. 6. Connect the bypass input power cable.
Route a neutral wire from the middle of the
positive and negative battery strings.
Take a battery string consisting of 40 batteries as
an example. A neutral wire is routed from the
middle of positive and negative battery strings,
each consisting of 20 batteries.
NOTE
7. Connect the battery cable.

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8. Connect the output power cable. 9. Connect signal cables.
Scenario 2: Routing Cables from the Bottom
A cable entry cabinet needs to be installed when cables are routed from the bottom. This
document uses the cable entry cabinet installed on the right of the UPS cabinet as an example.
1. (Optional) Determine the installation
position for the cable entry cabinet, and
draw mounting holes in the installation
position based on drawings.
2. Remove the right and rear covers from the
UPS cabinet, and remove the front and rear
covers from the cable entry cabinet. Put away
the removed screws and covers.
3. Adjust the anchor bolts of the cable entry
cabinet to make it flush with the UPS cabinet.
4. Install equipotential plate mounting kits on the
same horizontal plane of the UPS cabinet and
cable entry cabinet.