Galaxy 7000

250 to 500kVA

Technical specifications

Version AA

T H E U N I N T E R R U P T I B L E P O W E R P R O V I D E R
Galaxy 7000TM UPS

Contents

1. Presentation ................................................................................................................ 2

2. Application ................................................................................................................... 3

3. Strong Points-Technologies ................................................................................. 4

4. Installation ................................................................................................ 7

5. Parallel connection ................................................................................................... 9

Modular and parallel UPSs ............................................................................................. 9
2 Modular UPSs in parallel for redundancy .................................................................. 10
Modular UPSs in parallel with an external bypass ...................................................... 10
Parallel UPSs with static switch cabinet (SSC) ............................................................ 11
Parallel connection with STS units ................................................................................ 19

6. Equipment and diagrams ....................................................................................... 12

Tables of characteristics.................................................................................................. 13
Electrical characteristics ................................................................................................ 13
Communication ............................................................................................................... 14
Physical characteristics ................................................................................................. 14
Environment and standards ........................................................................................... 15
Current and protection characteristics ......................................................................... 16

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Galaxy 7000TM UPS

1. Presentation Protection for your mission-critical high-power applications up

to several MVA, in all types of distribution systems
Galaxy 7000
ω Eco-design and eco-manufacturing for ω Parallel connection of up to 8 UPS
sustainable development
ω Eco-design ISO 14040 and 14060
ω Site and R&D certified ISO 14001
ω Manufacture with over 91 % recyclable ANSI/NEMA 942 TIER IV
materials
ω Capacity to recover products at the end ω Optimised maintenance with Life Cycle
of their service life and provide proof of Monitoring for predictive maintenance,
destruction by a certified organisation
Fig. 1. Galaxy 7000 range.
ω 4 power ratings:
250 - 300 - 400 - 500 kVA
ω Three-phase input (without N) and
output (with N)
ω On-line double conversion (VFI)
ω Automatic and manual bypasses
ω Wide input-voltage range from 250 V
(30% load) to 470 V (100% load) to
handle disturbed distribution systems
ω Input-current limiting during genset
start (soft start)
ω IGBT-based, PFC sinusoidal-current
input rectifier: THDI < 5% and PF > 0.99
starting at 50% load
ω Phase-sequence check to ensure
power availability
ω Separate charger so battery voltage
does not depend on the AC source
ω Backup times from 5 minutes to 8
hours with a rapid charger (recharge < 6
hours for 10 minutes backup time)
ω Cold start on battery power
ω Output PF = 0.9
ω Output voltage adjustable ± 3% to take
into account voltage drops in the cables
ω High short-circuit capacity for good
discrimination up to 3 In
ω Compatible with all loads, capacitive
computer loads, resistive loads, motors,
etc.
ω Efficiency of 94.5% in normal mode,
97% in ECO mode
ω Power rating increased by 7.5% for
ambient temperatures below 20°C
ω Power components have independent,
redundant ventilation with fault detection
ω IP32 option
ω Backfeed option for IEC 62040-1-2
compliance
ω Multi-standard communication cards
with Jbus/Modbus and Ethernet 10/100
Mbps + https pages for Web supervision,
NMS
ω HMI with graphical interface, 19
languages, measurements, alarms,
statistics, 2500 time-stamped events
ω Digital battery monitoring by DigiBatTM
(calculation of real backup time and
remaining battery life) and block by block
monitoring
units i.e. 8 x 500 kVA = 4 MVA
ω Wide choice of architectures, modular
UPSs in parallel, parallel UPSs with
SSC, with STS, compliant with
ω Alarm signalling loss of redundancy
with front access to all modules

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Galaxy 7000TM UPS (cont.)

2. Applications Three-phase Galaxy 7000, 250 to 500 kVA (up to 4 MVA in parallel
configurations), includes cutting-edge technologies for high-power
applications.
Calling on over 40 years of experience in the Critical Power and Cooling Services
division of Schneider Electric, the leader in complete, high-quality electrical power
solutions, Galaxy 7000 offers optimised performance for data centers, infrastructure
and industrial processes.
Galaxy 7000 increases the productivity of these applications by providing continuity
of service through secure supply solutions that are flexible, adaptable and
upgradeable. Galaxy 7000 provides high-quality energy, compatible with all loads,
with a very high level of availability. The variety of architectures meets the specific
needs of each installation and allows easy upgrading. The communication
capabilities and proactive services provided by MGE and Schneider Electric, the
most complete and available worldwide, make for highly effective maintenance.
ω Data Centers. The strategic and economic importance of data centers made it
necessary to set up the ANSI/TIA site typology (TIER I to IV). It presents the
necessary functions of the major components, including supply via UPSs, to ensure
consistency and obtain a high level of overall availability.
Galaxy 7000, through its design and many possibilities for parallel connection, as
well as its compatibility with STS (static transfer switch) systems, meets TIER IV
requirements for fault-tolerant sites offering the highest level of availability
(99.995%).
Combined with STS units, Galaxy 7000 can supply energy via two or three different
channels for dual or triple-attach applications and also offers supervision, network
administration and remote-control solutions.
Galaxy 7000 is ideal for the large (over 500 square metre) data centers of banks,
insurance companies, internet and colocation services, telecoms, etc. where 24/365
operation is mandatory and preventive maintenance and upgrades must not require
system shutdown.
ω Infrastructure and buildings. Service continuity is also required for infrastructure
(airports, ports, tunnels) as well as the operation and technical monitoring (via
SCADA and BMS systems) of shopping centres, hospitals, office buildings, etc.
Galaxy 7000 is perfectly suited to the needs of these communicating, frequently
upgraded applications thanks to its power ratings, extension possibilities and
communication capabilities.
ω Industrial processes. Operation in industrial environments requires equipment
capable of maintaining processes, without failure, under difficult conditions, including
dust, humidity, vibrations, major variations in temperature, etc. Due to its high
electrical and mechanical level of performance, Galaxy 7000 meets these specific
needs.
Technical files are available for all the applications specified by design offices,
including Ni-Cad batteries for the chemical and petrochemical industries, high IP
values, heavy-duty reinforced cabinets, dust filters, marine configurations, rated
voltages up to 440 V, etc. The MGE UPS SYSTEMS design office, in conjunction
with a specialised industrial organisation, can also handle uncommon conditions, e.g.
outdoor installations, anti-vibration bases for marine applications, special paints with
the corresponding labels, etc.

Fig. 2. Applications such as data centers, infrastructure and industrial processes.

Colour
ω Light grey RAL 9023.

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Galaxy 7000TM UPS (cont.)

3. Strong points An innovative range offering a high degree of power availability for
Technologies high-power installations and for all types of distribution systems
Galaxy 7000 design combines the best technology (double conversion) with the most
recent innovations to supply high-quality power, available 24/365, to high-power
applications, whatever the situation in the distribution system.
ω Double conversion technology (VFI as per IEC 62040-3/EN 62040-3).
This is the only technology that insulates the load from the upstream network and
completely regenerates the output voltage, thus providing high-quality, stable power.
ω IGBT-based, PFC sinusoidal-current input rectifier. The rectifier draws
sinusoidal current, without any reactive power, thus avoiding disturbances upstream
by reducing harmonic reinjection.
- Very low current total harmonic distortion THDI, less than 5%.
- Input power factor (PF) greater than 0.99 from 50% load upwards.
These performance levels, combined with the three-phase input not requiring a
neutral, offer substantial savings in terms of cables and equipment.
DualPack PFC input-rectifier
component

T D

Vo
U1 i1
AC source

U2 i2

U3 i3

THDI < 5 %
PF > 0.998

Fig. 3. Three-phase, PFC sinusoidal-current rectifier, with DualPack IGBTs.

ω Battery charger separated from the AC input. The chopper is supplied via the
rectifier output and is thus protected against fluctuations on the AC input. Battery
recharge is adjusted as a function of the temperature.
ω A check on the phase sequence is run to protect the power system from the
effects of incorrect connections.
ω Wide input-voltage (250 to 470 V) and frequency (45 to 65 Hz) range.
This is made possible by double-conversion technology and the PFC rectifier which
is compatible with all sources and with disturbed distribution systems (voltages as
low as 250 V for 30% load).
P/Pn Load PF = 0.9

100%

30%
Normal
AC input
250 V 380 V 470 V
Fig. 4. Wide input-voltage range.
ω Soft start. This system provides total compatibility with gensets through gradual
start of the rectifier, in addition to a PF of 0.99. It makes it possible:
- when AC power is absent, to progressively transfer the load from the battery to the
genset
- when the normal AC source returns to tolerances, to delay transfer from the battery
to the rectifier, thus avoiding excessive variations on the AC source.
- in a parallel system, to set up sequential start-up of the inverters.
I Rectifier/charger
In

-in
alk
W

t
Time delay 6 to 10 seconds

Fig. 5. Soft start walk-in ramp with time delay.

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Galaxy 7000TM UPS (cont.)

ω Cold start on battery power if the AC source is absent or disturbed, even in

parallel systems.
ω High-quality output voltage (380, 400, 415 or440 V) for all types of loads with:
- THDU < 3%
- output PF = 09 for all types of load.
The range is suitable for the most recent non-linear and computer loads, called
capacitive loads, with a leading PF close to 0.9 and a high crest factor.
ω Output voltage adjustable to ± 3% of the rated value (in 0.5 V steps) to take into
account voltage drops in long cables.
ω Excellent response to load step changes, < 2% for 100 to 0% or 0 to 100% and
return to the ± 1% tolerances within 100 ms.
ω High current-limiting capacity for inverter short-circuits (2.5 In, 150 ms) to
facilitate discrimination with downstream protective devices and accept high crest
factors, 2.4:1 up to 3:1, depending on the voltage and power levels.
ω Intelligent thermal-overload capacity curve for better performance. The curve is
adjusted as a function of the ambient temperature, 1.5 In / 30 seconds, 1.25 In / 10
minutes.
Overload ratio I/In

Time in second s

Fig. 6. Inverter thermal-overload capacity curve.

An energy-efficient range for energy savings

Through its innovations, Galaxy 7000 also enhances efficient energy use.
ω IGBT-based, PFC charger drawing sinusoidal current.
ω Inverter without an output transformer, with a reconstituted neutral. This new
feature, made possible for high power levels by the progress in IGBTs and their drop
in price, has resulted in:
- reduced footprint
- reduced weight
- better efficiency
- output-voltage regulation based on free-frequency modulation, enabling better
adaptation to loads.
ω Exceptional efficiency of 94.5%, virtually constant from 25 to 100% load, and
97% in ECO mode, resulting in significant savings on the energy bill and in sizing air-
conditioning and ventilation systems.
Efficiency (%)
94.5 94.5 94.5
100

Load (%)

0 25 50 75 100
Fig. 7. Efficiency of a 300 kVA UPS.
ω Rapid battery recharging is standard (e.g. 6 hours for 10 minutes of backup
time), thus contributing to energy savings.
ω Charger operation protects the battery because micro-outages up to 3 ms do
not call on battery power.

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Galaxy 7000TM UPS (cont.)

ω Power rating increased by 7.5% for ambient temperatures below 20°C. For
example, below 20°C, 322 kVA may be drawn from a 300 kVA Galaxy 7000.
Power
uprating /
derating
coefficient
1.075 1.075 at 20°C

1.050

1.025

1.000 1 at 35°C

Slope
0.975 5% / 10°C

0.950

0.925

0.900

5 35 45 Ambient
15 25
temperature (°C)
Fig. 8. Power rating as a function of temperature.

ω Effective, redundant and monitored ventilation

- Ventilation by axial fans optimises component operation.
- Each component is cooled by a redundant system of at least two fans. If one fails,
the component continues to operate normally.
- All fans are monitored (by a thermostat, sensor or NTC resistor) and an alarm is
issued if a fault is detected.
- Component life is calculated for an average temperature of 25°C. For temperatures
higher than 40°C (adjustable parameter), the Ambient-temperature fault message is
displayed.

Inverter

PFC Chopper

Fig. 9. Redundant ventilation.

The best, upgradeable architectures for each need

There are many reasons to upgrade sites, including higher power needs, new types
of loads requiring protection, changes in the electrical-distribution system, etc.
Due to its very flexible modular design, Galaxy 7000 can handle each step in
upgrade procedures without interrupting operations.
ω High-availability architectures with two parallel configurations, modular or with a
centralised static-switch cabinet (SSC), to enhance availability and make possible
upgrades in step with the overall installation.
ω Compatibility with STS systems facilitates operation (redundant sources,
redundant distribution lines) and enhances availability.
ω Higher power rating through parallel connection of up to eight units
ω Alarm signalling loss of redundancy, based on current for greater accuracy and
better reliability.

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Galaxy 7000TM UPS (cont.)

Advanced management to extend battery life

Galaxy 7000 proposes backup times from 5 minutes to 2 hours with a rapid charger
(recharge < 6 hours for 10-minute backup time). Backup time remains available due
to digital battery management and the protection systems.
ω The standard "DigiBatTM" system monitors the battery to forward information
and maximise performance. Based on a large number of parameters (percent load,
temperature, battery type and age), DigiBat controls the battery charge voltage and
continuously calculates:
- the real available backup time
- the remaining battery life (1).
DigiBat also offers:
- automatic entry of battery parameters
(1)
- test on battery status to preventively detect operating faults
- automatic battery discharge test at adjustable time intervals
- protection against deep discharge taking into account the discharge rate, with a
circuit breaker to isolate the battery. The breaker opens automatically after double
the specified backup time plus two hours (sleep mode to provide vital functions)
- limiting of the battery charge current (0.05 C10 to 0.1 C10)
- gradual alarm signalling the end of backup time
- numerous automatic tests.
(1)
Exclusive MGE patents.

Voltage

Current Backup time

TM
DigiBat
Percent Battery
load Calculation shutdown
software warning
Temperature
Service life
Battery
parameters

Fig. 10. Digibat.

ω The B1000 battery monitoring or "Cellwatch" option monitors all battery strings
24/365 and displays a failure prediction for each block.
User-friendly interface for more dependable operation
Galaxy 7000 has a control and display interface offering intuitive functions. Based on
graphs and pictograms, the interface can be set up in 19 languages including
Chinese, Korean, Thai, Indonesian, Turkish and Greek.
It includes a graphical display for time-stamped events and useful operating
statistics. For operating personnel, that is an essential aspect in facilitating decisions.
Simple and user-friendly, the interface enhances safety and comfort.
ω Graphical display with HD, B&W touch screen (SVGA).
ω Animated mimic panel.
ω Menu keys and direct access to display functions.
ω Buzzer.
ω Remote supervision that can run under many BMS systems and network
supervisors via the communication cards.
ω Time-stamping of last 2500 events.
ω On-line help to assist with the displayed messages.
ω Multi-mode for parallel units (modular UPSs in parallel, parallel UPSs with SSC,
frequency converters in parallel), i.e. it is possible to read the measurements of any
unit on any unit, or to read system data.
Operating LEDs (load protected, minor fault, major
fault)

Help key

Function keys

Menu key
Mimic panel

ON and OFF buttons

Fig. 11. HMI with display, LEDs, keys and mimic panel.

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Galaxy 7000TM UPS (cont.)

Advanced communication
Galaxy 7000 offers the entire MGE UPS SYSTEMS range of communication
systems designed to meet three essential needs.
ω Inform on UPS operation and its environment, warn users, wherever they may
be, concerning any potential and existing problems.
ω Protect server data by automatic, clean shutdown of operating systems
ω Actively supervise an entire set of UPSs.
These functions are carried out by hot-swappable communication cards running
under different protocols, depending on the environment in which Galaxy 7000 is
installed.
ω Standard relay card with programmable dry contacts (4 logic inputs and 6 logic
outputs).
ω INMC (Industrial Network Management Card) communication card with two
ports:
- JBus/ModBus RS485/RS232 protocol for communication with a BMS
- Ethernet 10/100 Mbps protocol using the Https standard (secure connection) for
supervision via the web.
Each UPS then has its own IP address making it possible for the user to:
- supervise and control the UPS via a simple browser (HTTP)
- interface with an SNMP administration system (HP Openview, etc.)
- communicate with shutdown modules installed on the protected servers
- set up external temperature and humidity monitoring (sensor environment)
- receive e-mail alarms.
ω NMTC (Network Management Teleservice Card) communication card with three
ports:
- JBus/ModBus RS232/RS485
- Ethernet 10/100 Mbps using the Https protocol.
The functions are identical to the INMC card, with in addition:
- a modem connection may be used to connect the UPS to the MGE Teleservice
centre for remote monitoring.
ω Life Cycle Monitoring software for optimised maintenance.
ω Compatible with CPSOL software from Schneider Electric for complete
installation design.

4. Installation Compact modular design with total access through the front
Galaxy 7000 uses the latest technical and mechanical advances in terms of electrical
components and power electronics. The greatly reduced number of components
offers:
ω an overall solution that is very compact, but high accessible for maintenance
ω integration of many functions in a single cabinet. The batteries, installed in a
separate cabinet, can be hot-swapped (with the UPS supplying the load).

Fig. 12. Compact modular design with total access through the front.
The UPS can be installed in both technical and computer rooms.
ω The UPS can operate correctly back to the wall or back to back, but it is preferable
to leave some space (> 600 mm) for easier maintenance.
ω Leave one meter of free space in front of the UPS for door opening.
ω At least 500 mm of clearance above the UPS is required.
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Galaxy 7000TM UPS (cont.)

ω Accessories for the IP32 option are available.

Fig. 13. Installation and IP32 accessories.

Types of cabinets
Rating H x W x D (mm) Max. weight (kg)
UPS cabinets
ω 250 kVA 1900 x 1412 x 855 960
ω 300 kVA 1900 x 1412 x 855 960
ω 400 kVA 1900 x 1412 x 855 1110
ω 500 kVA 1900 x 1812 x 1812 1470
External-bypass cabinets
ω 800 kVA 1900 x 1012 x 855 320
ω 1200 kVA 1900 x 1412 x 855 665
ω 2000 kVA 1900 x 1412 x 855 1700
SSC cabinets
ω 800 kVA 1900 x 1012 x 855 425
ω 1200 kVA 1900 x 1412 x 855 720
ω 2000 kVA 1900 x 2424 x 855 2200

Width Max. weight empty (kg)

Battery / auxiliary cabinets
ω 400 mm 1900 x 412 x 855 100
ω 700 mm 1900 x 712 x 855 135
ω 1000 mm 1900 x 1012 x 855 150
ω 1400 mm 1900 x 1412 x 855 200

5. Parallel connection Modular and parallel UPSs

Galaxy 7000 offers modular UPS units (with internal automatic and manual
bypasses, see figure 14a) and parallel UPS units (without internal bypasses, see
figure 14b) that can be connected in parallel to increase available power and/or
provide redundancy.
Réseau Réseau Réseau
AC normal AC bypass AC normal
Batterie Batterie

Redresseur Redresseur
PFC PFC

Disj. Hacheur Disj. Hacheur

Bypass de
Contacteur maintenance
statique

Onduleur Onduleur

Charge Charge
Fig. 14a : Modular UPS unit Fig. 14b : parallel UPS unit
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Galaxy 7000TM UPS (cont.)

ω Parallel connection uses a CAN bus with a maximum length of 200 metres.
ω ECO mode is not possible in a parallel configuration.
ω When the parallel configuration includes a redundant unit, an alarm signals loss
of redundancy.

2 modular UPSs in parallel for redundancy

ω Two modular units may be connected in parallel (without an external bypass) for
redundancy.
ω The second unit may be added without interrupting operation.
ω The UPS units share the load and each has a bypass. Given that this configuration
includes only 2 units, it is not necessary to have an external bypass.
ω If one UPS unit stops, the other continues to supply the full load.
ω Redundancy makes it possible to carry out maintenance on one of the units.
Normal Bypass Normal Bypass
AC input AC input AC input AC input
Battery Battery

Load
Fig. 15. 2 modular UPS units in parallel for redundancy.

Modular UPSs in parallel with an external bypass

ω Up to eight modular units can be connected in parallel with an external bypass for
increased power and/or redundancy.
ω Units may be added without interrupting operation.
ω The external bypass serves for all units and is sized for the maximum load. The
internal bypasses of each modular unit are not used and are locked in open position.
ω With redundancy:
- if one UPS unit stops, the others continue to supply the full load
- it possible to carry out maintenance on one of the units.
ω Without redundancy:
- if one UPS unit stops, all units go to the bypass AC inputs which share the load
- maintenance on a unit does not require installation shutdown. The unit in question
goes to downgraded mode after flipping the necessary switches.
Bypass
AC input

Normal Normal Normal

AC input AC input AC input
Battery Battery Battery

External maintenance bypass

Load

Fig. 16. Modular UPSs in parallel with an external bypass.

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Galaxy 7000TM UPS (cont.)

Parallel UPSs with static switch cabinet (SSC)

ω Up to eight parallel units (without internal bypasses) can be connected in parallel
with an SSC for increased power and/or redundancy
ω Another unit may be added without interrupting operation.
ω The SSC serves for all units. Its static switch and bypass are sized for the
maximum load.
ω With redundancy:
- if one UPS unit stops, the others continue to supply the full load
- maintenance on all units is possible simply by transferring to the SSC
ω Without redundancy:
- if one UPS unit stops, all units transfer to the SSC
- maintenance on one or all units is possible simply by transferring to the SSC.
ω Maintenance on the SSC and its static switch is possible.
ω Compared to the above configurations, this configuration has advantages:
- enhanced availability
- easier maintenance, due to the centralised bypass
- greater short-circuit withstand capability.

Bypass
Nomal Normal Normal
AC input
AC input AC input AC input
Battery Battery Battery

Centralised static-switch cabinet

Load

Fig. 17. Parallel UPSs with static switch cabinet (SSC).

Parallel connection of UPSs with STS units

Galaxy 7000 can also be used in parallel UPS configurations with synchronisation
and STS units.
Source 1 Source 2
Normal Bypass Normal Bypass
Fig. 18. Parallel connection
ASI ASI
with STS units.

Synchro

STS 1

Load 1

STS 2

Load 2

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Galaxy 7000TM UPS (cont.)

Galaxy 7000 UPS units offer the following equipment and functions.
6. Equipment and Standard
diagrams Normal Bypass ω IGBT-based, PFC three-phase rectifier
AC input AC input ω Phase-sequence check on input
Battery
ω Chopper for battery charging, insulated from
AC input, charge adjusted for ambient
UPS
Q1 Q4S temperature
ω Static switch (except parallel UPS units)
Rectifier ω Manual bypass (except parallel UPS units)
QF1 ω Three-phase IGBT inverter with free-
Charger Q3BP frequency PWM chopping
ω Redundant ventilation for power components
SS
ω HMI with graphical interface, 19 languages,
Inverter menu, function and ON/OFF keys
ω Mimic panel with status LEDs
ω Time-stamping of last 2500 events
Q5N ω Battery protected against deep discharges by
a circuit breaker
ω Cold start on battery power
ω Soft start with walk-in ramp and sequential
Load start in parallel configurations
Fig. 19. Single UPS. ω EMC, level B
ω Parallel connection of modular or parallel UPS
units
ω DigiBat digital battery monitoring and
calculation of true backup time
ω Programmable relay card, dry contacts, 4
logic inputs, 6 logic outputs
Options
ω Connection through the top
ω Isolation/voltage matching transformer
ω Synchronisation module
ω B1000 or Cellwatch battery-monitoring system
for block by block management
ω Lightning arrestor (built into the UPS cabinet)
ω Backfeed protection
ω Synchronisation module
ω Multi-standard communication cards:
- Jbus/Modbus + Ethernet 10/100
- Jbus/Modbus + Ethernet 10/100 + Modem
- 2 ports with dry contacts and/or remote
shutdown
ω Battery circuit breaker unit
ω Supervision and shutdown software:
- Enterprise Power Manager V.2
Galaxy 7000 centralised static switch cabinets offer the following equipment and
functions.
Bypass Standard
AC input
ω Designed for parallel connection of up to 8
parallel UPS units
ω Centralised static switch cabinet sized for
Static
Switch the power of the installation
Cabinet Q4S ω All the necessary switches for automatic and
maintenance bypass functions
Q3BP ω Connection possible from the bottom or the
top
ω Centralised graphic display and monitoring
ω Current-based alarm signalling loss of
redundancy
UPS
Optional
Q5N
ω Synchronisation module
ω Connection through the top

Load

Fig. 20. Static switch cabinet.

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Table of characteristics
Electrical characteristics
Power rating Pn (kVA) 250 300 400 500
(rated output apparent power)
Active power for PF = 0.9 (kW) 225 270 360 450
Electrical input characteristics (rated values and tolerances)
Number of phases 3 ph
Voltage Normal AC input at Pn: 380 V / 400 V / 415 V (1) ± 10% at 30% Pn: 250 V
Bypass AC input 380 V / 400 V / 415 V (1) ± 10%
Frequency Utility 50 or 60 Hz ± 10%, i.e. 45 to 65 Hz
Power factor 50 to 100% load 0.99
Current total harmonic distortion THDI (2) < 5%
Current See table on input currents
Phase sequence Device to check the phase sequence (correct connection)
Electrical output characteristics (rated values and tolerances)
Number of phases 3Ph + N
Rated voltage 380 / 400 / 415 V ± 1% three-phase at 50 Hz
(rated rms output 380 / 400 ± 1% three-phase at 60 Hz
value) Fine adjustment possible via human-machine interface to Un ± 3%
Frequency AC power sync 50 or 60 Hz ± 0.5 Hz (adjustable)
Free running ± 0.02 Hz
Power factor 0.9
Voltage distortion Linear load ≤ 2% ph/ph or ph/N
THDU (3)
Inverter short-circuit capacity 2.5 to 3 x In for 150 ms (4)
400 V : 3 In for 250 kVA, 2.5 In for 300 and 400 kVA , 2.75 In for 500 kVA
Inverter overload capacity 125% for 10 minutes - 135% for 1 minute - 150% for 30 seconds
Static-switch overload capacity Ipeak / In for 20 ms (4) – values below
Single or modular Up to 25 In (16 In for 400 and 500 kVA - 21 In for 300 kVA, 25 In for 250 kVA)
UPS unit
Crest factor at 380 / 400 / 415 V Up to 3 In
Dynamic performance: voltage variation for ± 2% for load step changes from 0 to 100% and 100 to 0%
load step changes Recovery time (return to ± 1% tolerance) < 100 ms
Voltage and phase imbalance 1.5% and 2 degrees for 50% current imbalance
Maximum frequency variation 1 Hz/s or 2 Hz/s (adjustable)
Efficiency
Double-conversion 50 to 100% Up to 94.5% (97% in ECO mode)
mode
Conditions for transfer without interruption between normal and bypass lines (synchronisation with bypass source)
Bypass-source voltage tolerances Un ± 10%
Bypass-source frequency tolerances 50 or 60 Hz ± 0.5 to 8% of rated frequency, adjustable to 0.5 - 1 - 2 - 4 - 8%
Phase-difference tolerances 3 degrees
Transfer with interruption If any parameters are outside tolerances, transfer can be carried out with an adjustable
(bypass source outside tolerances) interruption of 13 to 100 ms, after authorisation by the user via the operator keypad
Battery
Type Sealed lead-acid or optional vented lead-acid or nickel-cadmium
Service life Up to 10 years or more
Backup time 5 - 10 - 15 - 20 - 30 minutes standard
Charge time (5) 5 minutes 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours
depending on backup 10 minutes 6 hours 5 hours 6 hours 6 hours
time
15 minutes 6 hours 7 hours 7 hours 7 hours
20 minutes 7 hours 7 hours 6 hours 7 hours
30 minutes 8 hours 8 hours 9 hours 9 hours

(1) Other voltages on request 208, 220, 480 V.

(2) THDI (Total Harmonic Distortion of current).
(3) THDU (Total Harmonic Distortion of voltage).
Pn
(4) In = rms output current (PF = 0.9), i.e. In =
0.9 Un 3
(5) Recharge following complete discharge at Pn, to 90 % of total charge and 80 % of total backup time.

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Communication
Power rating Pn (kVA) 250 300 400 500
(rated output apparent power)
Active power for PF = 0.9 (kW) 225 270 360 450
HMI (Human-machine interface)
Standard Operating LEDs (load protected, minor fault, major fault)
N&B graphical display, SVGA (800 x 600 pixels), 32 cm
Help key
Function keys
Menu key
ON and OFF buttons
Mimic panel with status LEDs
Communication
Standard Programmable relay card, dry contacts, 4 logic inputs, 6 logic outputs
Options Multi-standard communications card with two or three outputs:
- INMC with 2 outputs: JBus/Modbus/RS232/RS485 + Ethernet 100/100 bps
- NMTC with 3 outputs: JBus/Modbus/RS232/RS485 + Ethernet 100/100 bps + Modem
- 2 ports with dry contacts and/or remote shutdown
Software
Standard Solution Pac (parameter setting by trained and qualified personnel)
Options Enterprise Power Manager V2

Physical characteristics - dimensions and weight

Power rating Pn (kVA) 250 300 400 500
(rated output apparent power)
Active power for PF = 0.9 (kW) 225 270 360 450
UPS cabinet without battery
H (mm) 1900
W (mm) 1412 1812
D (mm 855
Weight (kg) 960 960 1110 1470
External-bypass cabinet for parallel connection of up to eight units
Height H = 1900 mm Depth D = 855 mm
Rating Width (mm) / Weight (kg)
800 kVA 1012 / 320
1200 kVA 1412 / 665
2000 kVA 1412 / 1700
3200 kVA Please consult us
4800 kVA Please consult us
Static-switch cabinet with automatic and manual bypass for parallel connection of up to eight units
Height H = 1900 mm Depth D = 855 mm
Rating Width (mm) / Weight (kg)
800 kVA 412 / 425
1200 kVA 1412 / 720
2000 kVA 2424 / 2200
3200 kVA Please consult us
4800 kVA Please consult us

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Characteristics - environment and standards

Power rating Pn (kVA) 250 300 400 500
(rated output apparent power)
Active power for PF = 0.9 (kW) 225 270 360 450
Environment
Colour of cabinets RAL 9023
Degree of protection (as per IEC 60529) IP205 (IP32 option)
Noise level (dBA) ISO 3476 72
Heat losses (kW) UPS 7 8.6 11.2 14.3
50% load
UPS 14.3 17.2 22.9 27.2
100% load
3
Fan throughput m /h 6000 8300
Without derating 1000 m
Maximum altitude
With derating 0.85 at 1500 m - 0.79 at 2000 m - 0.75 at 2300 m - 0.69 at 3000 - 0.59 at 4000 m
Storage temperature Without battery - 25°C to + 70°C dry heat
range With battery - 10°C to + 45°C
Operating temperature Inverter Steady-state conditions: 35°C
range 8 hours max.: 40°C
20°C to 25°C recommended for optimum battery operation
Battery tolerable: 0 to 35°C (40°C for 8 hours)
optimum: + 15°C to + 25°C (service life cut in half for every 10°C increase above 25°C)
Humidity 20% to 95% without condensation at ambient temperature
Standards
Construction and safety IEC 62040-1 / IEC 60950
Performance and topology IEC 62040-3 / EN 62040-3
Design and manufacture
EMC Immunity ISO14001, ISO9001, IEC 60146
Emission IEC 61000-4-2 (electrostatic discharges: 15 kV air, 8 kV contact)
Harmonics IEC 61000-4-3 (radiated electromagnetic fields: 10 V/m)
IEC 61000-4-4 (fast transients: 4 kV on mains cables)
IEC 61000-4-5 (high-energy surges: 2 kV coupling between lines)
IEC 61000-4-6 (conducted immunity: 10 V rms on mains cables)
IEC 61000-4-8 (radiated immunity: 30 A/m)
IEC 61003-2 / IEC
IEC 62040-2: C3
61003-4
Certification and marking CE / LCIE

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Current and protection characteristics

Power rating Pn (kVA) 250 300 400 500
(rated output apparent power)
Active power for PF = 0.9 (kW) 225 270 360 450
Input currents
Currents and measurement conditions
ω I1: current at normal AC input
Currents and measurement conditions
ω Iu: load current

N.B. Currents are measured at: ω Ibmax: maximum battery current

- full rated load, PF = 0.9
- rated voltage 400 V of normal AC source
- battery float charging.
For normal AC-source rated voltages of
380 and 415 V, multiply the I1 and Iu
values by 1.05 and 0.96 respectively.

Fig 21. Input currents.

Max. input current I1 (A) 351 420 558 700
Load current Iu (A) 361 433 577 722
Max. current supplied by battery Ibmax (A) 490 588 784 980
Upstream protection(1) using Schneider Electric circuit breakers is advised
Separate normal and bypass AC inputs
Normal AC input Type (3P) Compact NS630N Compact NS630N Compact NS 800N Compact NS 800N
(3P) Trip unit STR 23 SE STR 23 SE Micrologic 2.0 Micrologic 5.0
Type (4P) Compact NS630N Compact NS630N Compact NS 800N Compact NS 800N
Bypass AC input (4P)
Trip unit STR 23 SE STR 23 SE Micrologic 2.0 Micrologic 5.0

(1) Protection devices for single-UPS units, supplied with 400 V, 50 to 60 Hz, confirmation required.
Check compliance with local standards and suitability for specific installation conditions, notably:
ω withstand for short-circuit current at point of installation
ω protection of static-switch semiconductors with respect to maximum permissible currents
ω discrimination with UPS output protection devices in case of operation via the bypass.
(2) Depending on the installation short-circuit current.

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