Huawei UPS5000-E Series User manual

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Issue: 04
Part Number: 31509985
Date: 2019-12-24
UPS5000-E-(400 kVA-600 kVA)
Quick Guide (60 kVA Power Modules)
1Overview
Copyright © Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. 2019. All rights reserved.
Model UPS5000-E-400K-FMS UPS5000-E-500K-FMS UPS5000-E-600K-FMS
Weight (full
configuration) 680 kg 800 kg 1025 kg
Dimensions (H
x W x D) 2000 mm x 1200 mm x 850 mm 2000 mm x 1400 mm x 850 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 engineers certified by Huawei or its agents are allowed to install, commission, and maintain
the UPS. Otherwise, personal injury or equipment damage may occur, and the UPS faults
caused are beyond the warranty scope of Huawei.
(1)
Power modules
(2)
Control module
(3) Power distribution
module covers
(4) Maintenance bypass
switch
(5) Bypass module
(6) Main input switch
(7) Output switch
(8) Bypass input switch
UPS5000-E-400K-FMS UPS5000-E-500K-FMS

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Determining the UPS Installation Position
2.1
The UPS can be installed on the channel steel or floor. Determine the mounting hole positions using a
marking-off template (unit: mm), drill holes, and install expansion sleeves based on site requirements.
2Installing the UPS
UPS5000-E-600K-FMS
(1) Power modules
(2) Control module
(3) Power distribution
module covers
(4) Maintenance
bypass switch
(5) Bypass module
(6) Main input switch
(7) Output switch
(8) Bypass input switch
UPS5000-E-400K-SMS, UPS5000-E-500K-SMS, and UPS5000-E-600K-F600-SMS are models in
standard configuration. A UPS in standard configuration has no mains input switch, bypass input
switch, or output switch.

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A: Mounting holes on the channel steel B: Mounting holes on the floor
Unit: mm 400/500K Hole dimensions
600K Hole dimensions
Unit: mm

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Installing the Front, Rear, Left, and Right Anchor Baffle Plates
2.3
3Installing Cables
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.
•Ground mounting: Secure the cabinet to the ground by using eight M12x60 expansion bolts.
•Steel channel mounting: Secure the cabinet to steel channels by using eight M12x60 common
bolts.
(1)
Cabinet mounting holes (ground installation mode)
(2)
Cabinet mounting holes (channel steel installation mode)
Securing the UPS2.2

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1. Open the front door of the bypass cabinet,
and remove power distribution covers
(UPS5000-E-400K-FMS is used as an
example).
Installing Cables
3.2
The cabling route is for reference only. Connect cables based on site requirements.
3.2
2. Remove the top cover from the cabinet
based on cable routes and dimensions.
Scenario 1: Routing Cables from the Top

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5. Connect the mains input power cable. 6. Connect the output power cable.
3. Remove the copper bar between the mains
and bypass inputs. (Skip this step if there is
only one mains input)
4. Connect the ground cable to the UPS.

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9. Connect signal cables.
The figure shows the signal cable routing and
is for reference only. Connect the cable based
on the actual situation.
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.
7. Connect the bypass input power cable. 8. Connect the battery cable.

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(1) Switches
(2) Mains input wiring
copper bars
(3) Battery input wiring
copper bars
(4) Output wiring
copper bars
(5) Bypass input wiring
copper bars
(6) Rear of the cabinet
4Verifying the Installation
1. Check that there is no foreign matter
in the cabinet.
Scenario 2: Routing Cables from the Bottom
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.
1. Remove the cable covers from the bottom of the cabinet, drill holes in the covers, attach grommet
strips to the hole edges for protecting cables, and reinstall the cable covers.
2. Connect power cables and signal cables.

Paper
protective film
Sealing putty
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5Powering On and Starting the UPS
1. Before powering on the UPS, ensure that the UPS has passed all check items in theUPS5000
Commissioning and Acceptance Report and Chapter 4.
2. Measure the voltage and frequency of the mains and bypass inputs of the UPS, or the voltage
and frequency output from the external input power distribution cabinet (PDC) to the UPS.
Ensure that the line voltage is in the range of 138–485 V AC and the frequency is in the range
of 40–70 Hz.
Dustproof
cover
3. After verifying the installation, reinstall all the covers.
4. Do not remove the dustproof cover before power-on to prevent dust from entering the UPS.
2. (Remove the paper protective film from the sealing putty.) After routing cables and verifying cable
connections, seal the gap between cables and the cabinet using sealing putty.
Sealing putty must be used as a whole and the gap can be sealed only from the top.

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InitialStartup
a. During the initial startup, set the language, time and date, network parameters, and system
parameters on the Settings Wizard screen.
Starting the Inverter
5.2
Default User Preset Password
admin (administrator) LCD 000001
Web Changeme
operator (common user) LCD 000001
Web Changeme
browser (browsing user) Web N/A
Powering On the UPS
5.1
Close the upstream bypass and mains input switches.
(For a UPS in full configuration )
Close the UPS bypass input switch, output switch, and mains input switch.
After the UPS is powered on, initialization begins. The MDU displays the Huawei logo and an
initialization progress bar.