MAKELSAN Challenger Series User manual

USERMANUAL
CHALLENGERSERIES
10‐60KVA


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USERMANUAL
CHALLENGERSERIES
10‐60KVA
AG–SD‐35
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CHALLENGERSERIES10‐60KVA ABOUTTHEMANUAL
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CHALLENGERSERIES10‐60KVA CONTENTS
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Contents
1.SafetyandWarnings....................................................................................................................................................8
1.1Warnings...................................................................................................................................................................8
1.2ClearanceandAccess...........................................................................................................................................9
1.3Storage........................................................................................................................................................................9
1.4Shipment...................................................................................................................................................................9
2.ProductDescription..................................................................................................................................................10
2.1GeneralInformation..........................................................................................................................................15
2.1.1StaticTransferSwitch..............................................................................................................................15
2.1.2BatteryTemperatureRegulation.........................................................................................................16
2.2UPS’sOperationModes....................................................................................................................................16
2.2.1Normal(Online)Mode...........................................................................................................................16
2.2.2Battery(stored)Mode...............................................................................................................................17
2.2.3BypassMode.................................................................................................................................................17
2.2.4AutoRestartMode.....................................................................................................................................17
2.2.5MaintenanceMode.....................................................................................................................................18
2.3BatteryManagement.........................................................................................................................................18
2.3.1.NormalOperationMode.........................................................................................................................18
2.3.2AdvancedLevelFunctions(AutomaticBatteryTest).................................................................19
2.4UserPanel..............................................................................................................................................................20
2.4.1OpeningScreen...........................................................................................................................................23
2.4.2MainMenu.....................................................................................................................................................23
2.4.3NavigationThroughtheMenus............................................................................................................23
2.4.5Password‐protectedmenus...................................................................................................................24
2.4.6ControlMenu................................................................................................................................................24
2.4.7StatusMenu..................................................................................................................................................25
2.4.8SetupMenu...................................................................................................................................................26
2.4.9LoggingMenu...............................................................................................................................................28
3.Installation....................................................................................................................................................................29
3.1SingleModeInstallation...................................................................................................................................29
3.1.1Pre‐installationcheckup........................................................................................................................29
3.1.2Positioning....................................................................................................................................................30

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3.1.2.1PositioningTheUPS..........................................................................................................................30
3.1.2.2InternalBatteryConfiguration.....................................................................................................31
3.1.2.3ExternalBatteryConfiguration....................................................................................................36
3.1.3TransportationTypeofCabinets.........................................................................................................38
3.1.4Main,LoadandBatteryConnections...................................................................................................39
3.1.4.1ExternalProtection...........................................................................................................................39
3.1.4.2Cablingandfuseconfiguration.....................................................................................................39
3.1.4.3Cableconnections..............................................................................................................................40
3.1.4.4Batteryconnections.........................................................................................................................44
3.1.4.4.1InternalBatteryInstallationProcedureandConnection.........................................44
3.1.4.4.2.ExternalBatteryInstallationProcedureandConnection........................................45
3.1.4.5ControlandCommunicationCableConnections..................................................................47
3.2ParallelInstallation............................................................................................................................................47
4.Operation.......................................................................................................................................................................50
4.1OperationProcedure.........................................................................................................................................50
4.1.1CircuitBreakers..........................................................................................................................................50
4.1.2FirstStart‐Up................................................................................................................................................51
4.1.3TestingofTypesofUPSOperation......................................................................................................54
4.1.3.1.SwitchingfromOnlineModetoBatteryMode.....................................................................54
4.1.3.2SwitchingfromOnlineModetoStaticBypassMode..........................................................55
4.1.3.3SwitchingfromStaticBypassModetoOnline.......................................................................55
4.1.3.4SwitchingfromOnlineModetoMaintenanceBypassMode............................................56
4.1.4PerfomingaCompleteShutDown......................................................................................................58
4.1.5EPO(EmergencyPowerOff)..................................................................................................................58
4.1.6RS232SerialCommunicationInstallationandInvestigation..................................................59
5.ExplanationsofLogging..........................................................................................................................................60
6.TechnicalSpecifications..........................................................................................................................................69
7.CONTACTINFORMATIONS....................................................................................................................................71

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CHALLENGERSERIES10‐60KVA SAFETYANDWARNINGS
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1.2ClearanceandAccess
Clearance
There is no any air inlet or outlet grill on the left or right sides of our 10-60 kVA UPS. All air
goes in to UPS from the front and is evacuated from the rear through fans. There must be spaces
at least 1 meter for UPS's front side and 1,2 meter at the back side. Should not be permanent or
temporary use within the limits specified. Otherwise, the UPS performance will decrease.
Access
Operator reaches UPS via front panel on 10-60 kVA UPS. Therefore, enough area must be left for
operator. Also, UPS can be intervened in the back of it for service and maintenance. Because of
this reason , enough area for personal must be left at the rear side of UPS. There is no limit to the
sides of the device.
1.3Storage
UPS should be kept in a room or area where is protected from excessive moisture and heat before
commissioning..
WARNING:
Unused batteries must be charged at regular intervals. This time interval is determined by the
battery supplier. Charging can be performed periodically by connecting to a proper mains for a
while.
1.4Shipment
CarryingvehiclesmusthaveenoughfeaturesandcharacteristicstocarryUPS.
Cabinetisequippedwithfour‐wheel.Inthisway,itcanbeplacedbymovingeasily.These
wheelsareusedonlysmoothsurfaces.
TherearwheelsofUPSmustbelockedafterpositioningproperly.Therearsidewheelsare
fixed.
Bemorecarefulofsuddenmovements,especiallywhenbatteriesareinsideofcabinet.
MovetheUPSasrarelyaspossible.

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2.ProductDescription
GeneralView
CH1060TR02R0

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Frontview
1 4x20KarakterLCDEkran
2 VentilationInlets
3 MimicDiagram
4 MenuKeys
5 EPO(EmergencyPowerOff)Button
CH1060EN03R0

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Rearview
CH1060EN04R0

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1 Rectifier/Charger‐InverterCoolingFans
2 WindingHotAirEvacuationChannel
3 Mains(Input)Breaker
4 Mains(Input)ConnectionTerminal
5 GroundConnection
6 Input‐Output‐BatteryCableFixingTerminals
7 OutputConnectionTerminals
8 BatteryRapidFusesandBatteryConnection
Terminals
9 OutputCircuitBreaker
10 External(Maintanance)BypassBreaker
11 RS232TerminalforCommunicationSocketofRectifier
12 RS232TerminalforCommunicationSocketofInverter
13 Optionalcardslots
14 Optionalcardslots
15 OptionalParallelPortTerminal

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ElectricalConnection

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2.1GeneralInformation
GeneraloperationtopologyofChallenger®SeriesUPScanberecognizedasfollows:
TheUPSisconnectedtothemainsvoltagethroughtheCB1breaker.AsDCbusisrampedup,
the rectifier starts to operate and converts the AC mains to DCvoltage.Whenthemains
voltage is not available, the DC/DC booster pumps the battery voltage to the necessary
level.DCDCbusvoltageisthenconvertedtomainssynchronizedACvoltagebytheinverter..
Thisisahighqualityvoltage.GeneratedACpowerisappliedloadsafterstaticsemi‐conductor
switchesandoutput(load)breakers.
2.1.1StaticTransferSwitch
Someblocksarenamedas“staticswitches”ascanbeseenabove. These blocks consist of
inverse parallel connected thyristors . These switches, which areunderthecontrolofthe
mainboard control unit (DSP), provides controlling of supplyingtheloadsthrougheither
mains or inverters.. The loads are supplied through inverter during the normal operating
mode.Therefore,Inverterstaticswitchesareactiveifthereisnoproblemwiththesystem.
Systemprovidestheloadstobefedsmoothandseamlessbymainsorinverter.Inorderto
managehisprocessatminimumrisk,UPSsychronizestheinverteroutputandstatic(mains)
bypassasphaseandfrequency.Therefore,Inverterfrequencycanbeconsideredasmains.It
isthesameasmainsfrequencyaslongasitiswithinfrequencylimit.
UsercanswitchtheUPSbetweenmainsandinverterbyusingfrontpanel.Whiletheloadsare
feddirectlybymainswiththeorderofuser,incaseofeitherpowerofformainsvaluesoutof
tolerances,theUPSwillstarttosupplytheloadsthroughbatterymode.
Iftheuserwants,canprovidemainstofeedloadcontinuouslyby switching on the
maintenance bypass without making adjustment on the front panel. Later on, the user can
maketheinputandoutputswitchfusesshortcircuit.

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Incaseofanyneedformaintenanceorrepairing,maintanencecirciutbreakermustbeturned
ONbeforetheinputoroutputcircuitbreakersturnedON.Then,firstUPS’soutputmustbe
turnedOFF,secondlyinputcircuitbreakermustbeturnedOFF.
NOTE:Inthemeantime,theloadsareunprotectedagainstthepower‐off,damage,twistetc.
problems.
2.1.2BatteryTemperatureRegulation
10‐60kVAUPSshavetheirownplaceforinternalbatteries.Thesebatterytemperatureare
perceivedby"temperaturesensor”.UPSadjustsbatterychargeparametersaccordingtothe
informationofthedetectedtemperature.TheseparameterscaneasilybeadjustedviaLCDor
TELNETinterfacebyauthorizedstaffofMAKELSAN.
Temperaturesensorisgivenasoptionalwithexternalbatterycabinets.UPSregulatescharge
parametersinthesamewaybythissensor.Inthiscase,Werecommend you to order
"BatteryMonitoringKit"todetectthetemperature.
2.2UPS’sOperationModes
ChallenegerseriesUPS'son‐lineandhasadoubleloopstructure.Ourproductsoperatein
thefollowingmodes:
OnlineMode
BatteryMode
BypassMode
AutoRestart
MaintenanceMode
2.2.1Normal(Online)Mode
Inthismode,UPSsuppliestheloadthroughtheinverters.RectifierunitissuppliedbytheAC
mains.InverterandbatterychargerunitsareenergizedbythegeneratedDCsupply.

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2.2.2Battery(stored)Mode
UPSrunsonbatterymodewhenthemainsvoltageisbad.BatteryVoltageisboostedforthe
sufficientDcbusvoltage.InordertoprovideproperDCBusvlotage,batteryvoltagewillbe
boosted.
2.2.3BypassMode
Inanoverloadcondition,orifthereisaproblemwiththedoubleconversion,theloadsare
fedbythebypassline.
UPSswitchestoACsupplyfrominverterforthatbystaticswitches.Invertermustbe
synchronizedwiththemainssupplyforthesetransitionstobeseamless.Thistransitions
mighttake15msdependingonthetypeofloadifinverteroutputisnotsynchronizedwith
themains.
2.2.4AutoRestartMode
UPSsuppliesitscriticalloadsuptoendofdischargevoltagelevelduetoanymainsfailure.
UPSfeedscriticalloadsuntillendofbatterydischargevoltagelevelcausedbyanymains
failure.Upswilloperateuntilbatterieschargingprocesscompletingafterthatwillbe
switchedoff.UPScanoperatebyitselfinspecifiedtimeaftermainsturnedbacktonormal
mode.Inthiscase,UPSkeepsoperatingproperaslongasUPSvoltagebeinginaccordance
criterias.ForChallengerSeriesUPS,thisfeatureisnotactivatedasfactoryinitialsetups.

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2.2.5MaintenanceMode
Inmaintenancemode,theloadsareswitchedtothemaintenancebypass line with a
breaker,sothattheUPScanbeservicedwithoutcuttingoffthepowerflowtotheloads.
2.3BatteryManagement
Lead–AcidBatteriesareusedwithUPSsasinternalwithvariableconfigurations.
2.3.1.NormalOperationMode
ConstantChargeCurrent
Currentislimitedto0.1Cuntillthefloatreachestochargevoltage.(adjustablebetween0.05C‐
0.25C.)Theappliedcurrentcannotexceedmaximumchargepower.
FloatCharge
Dependingonthebatterydischargecurrentthethirdpercentenergyofthebatteryischargedat
thislevel.Thankstothislevel,batteriesarekeptreadyforuseatthehighestcapacity.Forlead‐
acidbatteries,thisvoltagevariesbetweenvalues2.2‐2.35V/cellThisvoltagemaydifferslightly
withtemperatureadaptation.OptionofsettingthiscoefficientisprovidedwithourUPS.Ifthe
temperaturesensorisused,itisrecommendedtouse.
DeepDischargeProtection
Whilethesystemoperatesonbatterymode,ifbatteryvoltagehasdroppedbelowthedischarge
levelUPSshutsdownandstopsabsorbingenergyfromthebatteries.Thisvaluevariesbetween
1.6‐1.75V/cellforLead‐Acidbatteries,andforNi‐Cdbatteriesbetween0.9‐1.1V/cell.
LowBatteryWarning
While the system operates in battery (stored) mode, according to actual loads if the battery
capacitydropsbelowits40%value,itwillgiveaudibleandvisiblealarms.Thispercentagevalue
isadjustableforuserbetween20%‐70%.

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2.3.2AdvancedLevelFunctions(AutomaticBatteryTest)
Theautobatterytestdischarges30%ofthebatteryenergyinauserdefinedperiod(defaultis
90days).Thisperiodcanbeadjustedbetween30‐360days.Testreportsthebatterycondition
as“goodorreplace”.Resultsofthelatesttestcanbeseenonthebatteryscreenfromthe
statusmenu.
WARNING:Ifthetestresultis“replace”,thenthebatteriesarecompletelydrainedduringthe
test.Thissituationmaycausetheloadremainedunpoweredincaseofmainsvoltageisoutof
thelimitsormainspoweroff.
Thistestcanbestartedbycommandfromfrontpanelmonitor,via TELNET interface, via
RS232smartcommunicationorviaMAKNET(SNMP,seetheoptions).
Itischeckedthatifthebatteriescansupplytheminimumback‐uptimeneededincaseofthe
firstpower‐offbyusingtheresultsofallthesetests.Checkingthetestresultswitharegular
periodisrecommended.

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2.4UserPanel
Userpanelconsistsofmimicdiagram,LCDscreen,EPObuttonandmenukeys.TheUPScanbe
controlledviathispanel.
CH1060EN05R0
1 RectifierindicatorLED
FlasheswhiletheDCbusisrampingup.IlluminateswhenRectifierworks.
2 AC/DCmodule(Rectifier)
3 BoostmodeindicatorLED
Illuminatesinbatterymode.FlasheswhenUPSisstartedupthroughbatteries.
4 BatterychargeindicatorLED
Illuminateswhilethebatteriesarecharging.
5 Batterymodule
6 DC/ACmodule(Inverter)
7 MainsbypassindicatorLED
Illuminateswhiletheloadsarefedthroughbypassline.

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8 InverterstaticswitchindicatorLED
Illuminateswhentheloadisfedbytheinverter
9 Alarm/WarningindicatorLED
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13 Menukeys
14 EPO(EmergencyPowerOff)Button
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