
STARTUP GUIDE
VP-3103-111U
10kW VPOC™ Power System
VP-3103-111U-ST-01 Page 4 of 8 October 2015
Startup Checklist
Before activating input power to the VPOC™ Power System, verify that all conditions in the Initial Startup
Checklist table below have been met. At this point, the following components should be properly installed:
•VPOC™ Power shelf into its rack
•All power switches and breakers on the VPOC™ Power shelf, Power Distribution Module (PDM),
and VRLA battery shelf are in the OFF position
•The maintenance bypass switch on the VPOC™ Power shelf is in its default, locked position (OFF),
with the safety bracket installed so it cannot be accidentally turned on
•VPOC™ Power shelf input wiring and output wiring to VPOC™ PDUs
•VPOC™ Power Module installed into the VPOC™ shelf
•Either VPOC™ Li-ion or VRLA batteries are installed
WARNING
To reduce the risk of fire, the unit connects only to a circuit provided with branch circuit
overcurrent protection in accordance with the National Electric Code, ANSI/NFPA 70. The
upstream circuit breaker must be easily accessible. The unit must be disconnected from
AC power source by opening this circuit breaker.
WARNING
Do not connect power to the VPOC™ Power System until all conditions in the Initial
Startup Checklist table below have been successfully verified by qualified personnel who
are knowledgeable with this equipment and have proper electrical and mechanical
expertise. Failure to meet all these conditions could result in damage to the equipment or
harm or death to personnel.
Initial Startup Checklist
Is the rack properly installed, leveling feet down, and physically stable?
Are all rack screws and bolts tightened properly?
Is the rack properly grounded electrically?
Is the VPOC™ Power shelf properly installed in the rack so it cannot be pulled
out?
Are all electrical cables the correct size?
Do all cable installations meet local electrical standards?
Are all power and control cables secured, routed, and properly terminated?
Are all electrical bolts and screws properly installed and tightened?
Does the power source meet electrical current and voltage requirements?
Is the VPOC™ Power shelf properly connected to branch circuit overcurrent
protection in accordance with the National Electric Code, ANSI/NFPA 70?
Is the installation area dry and away from liquids?
Is the air temperature within normal operating range?
Is the area clean and free of debris and packing materials?
Are all people wearing proper protective equipment as defined by local
standards?
Do all people in the area know the location of emergency power-off switches,
fire extinguishers, and first aid equipment?