Technical-Specification DPH-500kVA V1

Technical Specification.
DPH Series 500kVA.
Delta Electronics, Inc.

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2 Technical Specifications DPH 500kVA

Technical Specification
Delta DPH Series 500 kVA
Uninterruptible Power Supply System
1 GENERAL
1.1 SUMMARY
This text description defines the electrical as well as mechanical characteristics and requirements for a
continuous-duty three-phase, solid-state, uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system. The UPS system shall
provide high-quality AC power for sensitive electronic equipment.
1.2 STANDARDS
1.2.1 IEC/EN 62040-1 General and safety requirements for UPS
1.2.2 IEC/EN 62040-2 Category C3. UPS Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements
1.2.3 IEC/EN 61000-4-2 Level 4 Electrostatic Discharge
1.2.4 IEC/EN 61000-4-3 Level 3 Radio-Frequency Electromagnetic Fields
1.2.5 IEC/EN 61000-4-4 Level 4 Fast Transient/Burst
1.2.6 IEC/EN 61000-4-5 Level 4 Surges
1.2.7 IEC/EN 61000-4-6 Conduction Immunity
1.2.8 TUV Efficiency Certification
1.3 WARRANTY
1.3.1 Standard warranty
The UPS shall be covered by a full parts and labor warranty from the manufacturer or authorized service
partner for a period of 12 months from UPS commissioning date.
1.3.2 Extended warranty

Warranty extensions shall be available on demand.

2 PRODUCT
2.1 OPERATION MODES
2.1.1 Normal operation mode (Online): DC power rectified from AC mains input shall charging the
batteries and same time powered the inverter, that transforms DC power to stable and clean AC power
for various loads. The “Double Conversion” technology allows regulating the utility to provide pure
sine wave and stable power to critical load.
2.1.2 Battery operation mode (Backup): During a power event (blackout, input voltage out of tolerance,
fluctuation etc.) occurs, the UPS will automatically transfer from normal mode to battery mode, where
the battery will provide power to the inverter and then to the critical load. After the restoration of AC
mains power on UPS input, the UPS will retransfer from battery to normal operation and will charge
the battery. Transfer from normal to battery mode and vice versa happens with zero (0) transfer time.
2.1.3 Bypass operation mode: When the inverter encounters any abnormal situations (such as over
temperature, long-time overload, output short-circuit, abnormal output voltage and battery exhausted
conditions) the inverter will shut down and automatically transfer power to static bypass. After
abnormal situations are eliminated, UPS will transfer power back to the inverter output immediately
without interruption.
2.1.4 Manual bypass operation mode: Manual bypass is an optional feature. Additional cabinets required
for this function. In maintenance or repair service condition, it is important to cut-off the UPS power,
but not the power to UPS load. It is recommended to switch load on auto bypass first, then manually
switch manual bypass breaker. After switching off input and output UPS breakers, there is no power
inside the UPS and service engineer can perform the maintenance or repair tasks safely and critical load
is supplied. When manual bypass breaker is in on condition, its auxiliary contact protects inverter from
switching on accidently.
2.1.5 ECO operation mode: In ECO mode, the load is normally connected by automatic bypass when the
bypass power is stable. If bypass power becomes abnormal, the load will automatically transfer to the
inverter. After bypass power returns to the normal tolerance, the load transferred back to bypass
automatically.
2.1.6 Frequency Conversion mode: UPS is capable to convert frequency from 50Hz to 60Hz or vice versa.
This operation mode cannot be used with ECO mode. Automatic or manual bypass transfer is not
allowed under this condition.
2.1.7 Parallel operation mode: The system has the option to install up to eight (8) UPSs in parallel
configuration for redundancy or capacity.

2.1.8 Green Mode: The with UPS equipped variable management Power modules, which will control the
UPS to selectively place unnecessary power modules in the "ready state" depending on the detected
output load level. This is in order to drive the highest load on the remaining power modules. Therefore,
with multiple power modules, a UPS must achieve efficiencies greater than at conventional operation
when it is loaded at less than 50% of the system nominal value. In the event of load increase or any
power modules failure, all the resting Power modules will come online without any break and share the
load equally. This also increases the life of the components too.
2.2 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

2.2.1 UPS Capacity: UPS is designed to handle output power factor up to unity.
UPS Model – UPS504DH. Maximum capacity 500kVA / 450kW @ 0.9PF rated.
UPS Model – UPS504DH. Maximum capacity 450kVA / 450kW @ Unity PF rated.
2.2.2 UPS Input: The UPS system input shall be configurable as single or dual powered from a WYE (star)
three phase source. Standard cable entry is from rear top.
1. Input nominal AC voltage: 220/380V or 230/400V or 240/415V.

Three phases + neutral + ground.
Auto selectable frequency 50 or 60Hz.
2. Input AC voltage range: 176 – 276V (305 – 477V) at 100% load.

140 – 176V (242 – 305V) at 55% ~ to 100 % loads linear de-ration.
3. Input current: 220/380V: 728A, 230/400V: 691A, 240/415V: 667A.
4. Input frequency range: 50/60 ± 5Hz Auto selectable.
5. Input Power Factor: > 0.99 @ 25%~100% load.
6. Input current distortion THDi: < 3% @ 100% load when input THDv is less than 1%.
7. Power walk in time: During mains restoration, the current draw from source can be controlled step by
step with 1~5 sec interval per module. This shall be adjustable from 0 ~45 Sec for a complete 500kVA
system.
8. Sequential Start-up: In the case of multiple UPS it is possible to set power input restoration delay time
upon power recovery. Adjustable from 0~99 sec.
9. Input Power with fully charged battery and 100% load: 455kW.

2.2.3 UPS Output:
1. Output nominal AC voltage: 220/380V, 230/400V, 240/415V.

Three phases + neutral + ground.
2. Output nominal current: 220/380V: 757A, 230/400V: 725A, 240/415V: 694A.
3. Output THDv:
a) ± 2% for linear load.
b) ± 5% for non-linier load.
4. Output AC voltage regulation:

a) Static Load: ± 1% for linear load.
b) Dynamic Load: ± 5% for non-linear load.
5. Transient response: ± 4 % for 0 - 100% load variations.

6. Transient response recovery time: < 20ms.
7. Output nominal frequency: 50/60 Hz.
8. Output frequency stability:
a) ± 0.05Hz with internal oscillator.
b) ± 3% with mains synchronize.
9. Slew rate: 0.8 to 2Hz/sec (adjustable).

10. Displacement angle between three phases: 120° ± 2° for balanced /unbalanced load.
11. Overload Rating:
a) < 105% continuous.
b) <125% for 10 minutes.
c) <150% for 1 minutes.
d) ≥ 150% for 1 second.
12. Inverter short circuit capability: 2000A, < 100ms.
13. Crest factor: 3:1.
14. Overall Efficiency (Typical): 96% at 25% resistive load.
96.5% at 50% resistive load.
96% at 75% resistive load.
95.5% at 100% resistive load.
15. Output power factor: 450kVA Unity (1.0), 500kVA 0.9
2.2.4 Bypass:
1. Bypass AC voltage range: ± 15% adjustable.
2. Bypass frequency range: 50/60Hz Auto selectable, ± 5Hz adjustable.
3. Short circuit capability: 10 times of rated current for 20ms.
4. Bypass protection: Semiconductor fuse 1200A 500V (600A fuse * 2 in parallel).

2.3 INPUT RECTIFIER, PFC AND CHARGER
2.3.1 General: The input section consists of rectifier, PFC/booster and battery charger. Rectifier converts 3
phase AC input voltage into DC voltage (approx. 325 VDC), which is boosted and regulated by PFC to
DC BUS values ± 360 VDC. Dual DC BUS (+360V, N, -360V) provides power to inverter and battery
charger.
2.3.2 Input Current Total Harmonic Distortion:
Loading on UPS 25% 50% 75% 100%
THDi in % <10% <7% <5.25 <5%
2.3.3 Input power factor: Input PFC controlling and correcting input power factor. PF values are more than
0.99 at even from 25% to full load.
2.3.4 Charger: Power unit contains a DC-DC converter and battery charger. Charger input is supplied from
DC BUS (+360V, N, -360V) in normal and bypass operation mode. Output of battery charger is fixed
at +/- 272V in float charge mode, +/- 280V in boost charge mode; the maximum charging current is 135A
(15 Amp per 50kVA module).Charging voltage is adjustable to meet the various charging voltage
requirements of different battery manufacturers.
a) Float to Boost charge conditions:

1. Battery voltage is less than 240V over 30 seconds.
2. Manual command to enter the boost mode.
b) Boost to Float charge conditions:

1. Charger current is less than the 0.1 battery capacity over 30 seconds.
2. Battery voltage is larger than 280V and the boost time is over 24 hours.
3. Battery cabinet temperature is over 35°C.
c) Temperature compensation: Active only in float charge mode, when the battery temperature
sensor is detected.
Temperature compensation will follow the highest detected temperature among all sensors.
The factor of temperature compensation is -3.3mV/cell, base temperature is 20 °C (no compensation at
this temperature).
The temperature compensation active range is within 0 to 40°C.
2.3.5 DC Bus voltage ripple: +/- 1% of DC bus voltage.

2.4 OUTPUT INVERTER
2.4.1 General: Output inverter with capacity of 500kVA / 450kW (450kVA/450kW) is part of each UPS
system. The inverter converts DC BUS voltage to sinusoidal output 3-phase voltage. Output inverter is
IGBT based with PWM control.
2.4.2 Overload Capability: Overload conditions < 150% of system capacity is sustained by the inverter for
60 seconds in normal and battery operation. If overloads remain over the limitation, the critical load
will be switched to the automatic static bypass of UPS.
2.4.3 Output Power Factor: Rated output power factor is can be up to Unity (1.0). So it is possible to
connect with wide range of load having different power factor.
2.4.4 Output PF acceptable range: UPS work without any de-ration of output kVA when connect with
different PF load range from 0.5 lagging to 0.9 leading.
2.5 AUTOMATIC STATIC BYPASS

2.5.1 General: The automatic bypass is a reserve power for Online UPS, it is used to transfer of the power of
critical load from inverter output to static bypass, if UPS experiences an overload or similar alarms and
back after normal conditions are restored. It is also possible to transfer the load manually from control
panel. In the case of any fault inside UPS load will permanently remain in bypass mode.
2.5.2 Automatic Transfers: An automatic transfer of load to static bypass will be carried out, whenever the
UPS detects overload on inverters or in any case when UPS can’t support the critical load. Transfer
from static bypass back to inverter output will automatically perform after overload or failure condition
is not present in UPS system anymore.
2.5.3 Overloads: The static bypass is rated and capable of handling overloads equal to or less than 105% of
the rated system output continuously. For overloads caused by inrush current or short circuit conditions,
the static bypass can sustain overloads of 10 times rated current of system capacity for 20 milliseconds.
2.5.4 Back-feed Protection: Back-feed protection is using to detect failure of the bypass static switch and
prevents voltage from being passed back to the input terminals of the UPS from the inverter output
while running in battery mode. When back-feed is detected, the UPS will provide signal to output dry
contact which will help to open external contactor or circuit breaker. Second option is to configure to
turn off inverter in such event.
2.6 DISPLAY AND CONTROLS

2.6.1 Control Logic: UPS is equipped with digital controls such as DSP and CPU. Inverter and PFC is
controlled by two separate DSPs and System is controlled by a CPU.

2.6.2 Touch Panel Display: Touch panel display is located on front part of UPS system. Main functions are:
UPS status and message display, parameter settings and UPS control, UPS startup / shutdown and EPO
- Emergency power off.
2.6.3 Supported commands:

1. Enable/Disable Buzzer.
2. UPS Turn ON.
3. UPS Turn OFF.
4. Battery Test.
5. UPS Identification.
6. Battery Replacement Date.
7. Eco Mode Enable/Disable.
8. Frequency converter mode Enable/Disable.
9. Green Mode Enable/Disable.
10. Auto Test.
11. Buzzer Test.
12. Select Frequency and Range.
13. Select Output Voltage.
14. Enable/Disable Buzzer.
15. Date and Time Selection.
16. Dust Filter Enable/Disable.
17. Dust Filter Replacement Date.
18. Input Dry Contact Setting.
19. Output Dry Contact Setting.
20. Slew rate Selection.
21. Module Sequential Start.
22. System Sequential Start.
23. Power Module redundancy.
24. Parallel ID Selection.
25. Parallel Group ID Selection.
26. Common Battery Enable/Disable.

27. Manual Battery Test.
28. Clear Statistics.
29. Clear historical Events.
30. Clear Battery test result.
31. DHCP Client Enable/Disable.
32. IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway IP, DNS 1 IP, DNS 2 IP Selection.
33. Domain, Host Name.
34. Screen Brightness.
35. MODBUS ID.
36. Forced Equalized Charge.
37. Force Bypass to Inverter.
38. Reset Modules.
39. Reset System.
40. ECO Mode Voltage Range.
41. Battery Type Selection.
42. Battery Rating Voltage.
43. Battery String.
44. Battery Low Warning.
45. Battery Cut-off Voltage.
46. Battery Test Fail Voltage.
47. Float Charge Voltage.
48. Equitized Charge Voltage.
49. Charger Current.
50. Firmware version.
2.6.4 Metered Data: The following metered data are available on the touch panel display:
1. Main input voltage/frequency/current.
2. Bypass input voltage/frequency.
3. Inverter Output Voltage/Frequency/Current.
4. UPS Output Voltage/Frequency/Current.

5. UPS Output loading %/kVA/kW/PF.
6. Battery Voltage/ Capacity/Status/Test Result.
7. Battery Temperature.
8. Battery Charging Current.
9. Battery Remaining Capacity.
10. Battery Remaining Time.
11. Estimated recharge time.
12. Event log.
13. Temperature measurement from EMS 1000.
14. Humidity measurement from EMS 1000.
15. Digital inputs from EMS 1000.
2.6.5 Event log: The display unit will allow the user to display a time and date stamped log of the 10000
most recent status and alarm events.
2.6.6 Alarms: The display unit shall allow the user to display a log of all active alarms. The following
minimum set of alarm conditions shall be available:
1. Main Input Abnormal.
2. Main Input Voltage Abnormal.
3. Main Input Frequency Abnormal.
4. Main Input Phase Sequence Fault.
5. Bypass Input Voltage Abnormal.
6. Bypass Input Frequency Abnormal.
7. Bypass Input Phase Sequence Fault.
8. System General Fault.
9. Bypass STS Over Current.
10. Parallel failure.
11. Redundancy Loss.
12. Bypass STS Over Heat.
13. Bypass STS Fail.
14. Battery Low warning.
15. Low Battery Cut Off.

16. Battery Missing.
17. Battery Test Fail.
18. Battery Replace Required.
19. Battery Cabinet over Temperature.
20. Battery over Charge.
21. DC Bus Abnormal.
22. Parallel Communication Abnormal.
23. Parallel communication redundancy failure.
24. Parallel Incompatible.
25. PFC Shutdown.
26. Power Module Inverter Output Abnormal.
27. Emergency Power Off.
28. On Manual Bypass.
29. Power Module Abnormal.
30. Output Overload Shutdown.
31. Output Overload Warning.
32. Bypass Breaker Off.
33. Rectifier breaker Off.
34. Output Breaker Off.
35. Battery Breaker Off.
36. Out of ECO Range.
37. Power module Inverter PLL Asynchronization.
38. Power Module PFC Over Heat Warning.
39. Power Module PFC Over Heat Shutdown.
40. Power Module PFC Fuse Open Shutdown.
41. Power Module Not Calibrated.
42. Power Module Charger Fail.
43. Power Module General Fault.
44. Power Module Communication Abnormal.
45. UPS Output Fault Shutdown

46. Power Unit Inverter Fuse Open Shutdown.
47. Power Module Inverter Over Heat Warning.
48. Power Module Inverter Over Heat Shutdown.
49. Inverter Over Current
50. Power Module Inverter Short Circuit.
51. Aux power Failure.
2.6.7 Communication Interface: A communication interface provides the following communication ports
which can be used simultaneously:
1. RS232 Serial Port.
2. USB Port.
3. Parallel port.
4. Input and output dry contacts.
5. Smart card slot.
6. RS485.
7. Network Port.
2.6.8 Dry (Potential Free) Contacts: Two sets of input dry contact and 6 sets of output dry contact are
available.
1. Input contacts:
a) REPO (Remote Emergency Power Off).
b) External Battery Ground Fault (one sets), required external battery ground fault detection sensor to
use this function.
c) External battery cabinet breaker status detection (one set)
d) Generator status (one set).
e) External I/O Circuit Breaker status detection (four sets)
f) External Battery temperature detection (four sets)

2. Output dry contacts – 6 sets and each having option to choose any one out of 22 statuses:
a) None.
b) Load on inverter (default).
c) Load on auto bypass (default).

d) Load on Battery (default).
e) Battery low (default).
f) Bypass input abnormal (default).
g) Battery test failure (default).
h) Internal communication failure.
i) External parallel communication failure.
j) Output overload warning / shutdown.
k) EPO Activated.
l) Load on Manual Bypass.
m) Battery over Temperature.
n) Output Voltage abnormal.
o) Battery Need replacement.
p) Bypass Over temperature.
q) Bypass static switch fault
r) UPS over temperature.
s) Battery Breaker Shunt Trip.
t) Back feed protection.
u) General Alarm.
v) Configurable Alarm.
2.6.9 Emergency power off:

EPO button with a protective cover to prevent unintentional operation.
Important: EPO hardware is optional Item.
2.7 BATTERY
2.7.1 The UPS is designed for use with Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) type of batteries and lithium
iron phosphate (LiFePO4) type of battery with capacity according to backup time and final UPS power
capacity.
2.7.2 Number of batteries: Default 40, supports also 30 to 46. The output power de-rates to 80% when
using with 30/32/34 batteries.
2.7.3 Charging Voltage: Default Float: +/- 272Vdc, Boost +/-280Vdc (is adjustable according to number of
batteries).

2.7.4 Charging Current: Adjustable from 5Amps to 135 Amps.
2.7.5 Low Battery Shutdown voltage: Default +/- 200 to 210Vdc (is adjustable according to number of
batteries).
2.7.6 Common Battery: Can be connected with common battery for parallel UPS.
2.8 ACCESSORIES
2.8.1 Connectivity
The UPS can be controlled and monitored locally or remotely. Connectivity is supported by hardware and
software means:
Hardware: RS232 port, USB Port, Inbuilt SNMP Port (network port), Inbuilt Modbus Port, Inbuilt Relay I/O
card. Option to add one more output relay card (output dry contact).
Software:
a) InfraSuite Device Master
b) UPSentry 2012
2.8.2 Software compatibility
The UPS connectivity software is available for following systems:

a) InfraSuite Device Master - Windows OS.
b) UPSentry 2012 - Windows XP-sp2, Vista, 7, 8, 10

Windows 2003, 2008, 2012, 2016
Windows 2008/2012 Server Core, Hyper-V 2008/2012 R2
Oracle Linux 7.1
Linux OpenSUSE 11.4
Linux ubuntu 10.04
Linux Fedora 3.1.9
CentOS 5.8
Citrix XenServer 6.0.0
Linux KVM.
Shutdown Agent- Windows XP-sp2 Vista, 7, 8, 10

Windows 2003, 2008, 2012, 2016
Windows 2008/2012 Server Core, Hyper-V 2008/2012 R2
Orcale Linux 7.1
Linux OpenSUSE 11.4
Linux ubuntu 10.04
Linux Fedora 3.1.9
CentOS 5.8, 6.5
VMWare ESXi 4.1, 5, 5.1, 5.5, 6 (with essential license after version 5)

Citrix XenServer 6.0.0
Linux KVM
IBM AIX 7.1
2.8.3 Communication
The UPS system inbuilt SNMP and MODBUS protocols to monitor the UPS or to enhance the UPS function.
It is possible to use the SNMP and MODBUS at the same time without influence the function of RS232 and
USB ports.
1. IPv6 SNMP hardware inbuilt
2. I/O Programmable Relay Card inbuilt and option to add one more with 6 output dry contacts
3. MODBUS hardware inbuilt (limited for monitoring only). Optional MODBUS card need to be installed
in the relay card slot if control function required.
2.9 ENVIRONMENTAL.
2.9.1 Storage temperature range: -25°C ~ 70°C (-4°F~104°F).
2.9.2 Operating temperature range: 0°C ~ 40°C (32°F~104°F).
2.9.3 Relative humidity: < 95%.
2.9.4 Altitude: >1000meter above sea level (no deration).1% deration every 100m raise.
2.9.5 Audible noise: < 80dBA (500kVA).
2.9.6 IP protection: IP 20.
3 APPENDIX
3.1 STANDARD EQUIPMENT
• Automatic, static bypass switch for uninterrupted switching.

• User friendly touch panel display to operate with UPS system and allows access to the system parameters
as well as to control the UPS system.
• RS-232communications interface, USB port interface, redundant parallel ports (path), two smart slots for
additional smart cards, input and output dry contacts.
• Redundant Aux power.
• REPO.
• Inbuilt SNMP.

• Inbuilt ModBUS.
• Inbuilt input dry contacts.
• Inbuilt output dry contacts.
3.2 Optional Accessories
• Environmental Monitoring Sensor [EMS] to monitor humidity, temperature, smock and security keeping
etc.
• Additional output relay card.
• Manual Bypass switch panel [which includes input switch and output switch].
• MODBUS card with control function.
3.3 SUMMARY SPECIFICATION
1. General Data
Model 500kVA
Type Three phase on-line UPS
Output Power Factor 1.0 (450kVA/450kW), 0.9 (500kVA/450kW)
Capacity 450 kW
VFI SS 111, True on-line double-conversion design UPS with DSP

Technology
chips and IGBT technology
2. Input Data
Nominal AC input voltage 380/220; 400/230; 415/240 (3 phase; 4 wire + G)
•Full Load 176-276 / 305-477Vac

Voltage range
•70% Load 140-176 / 242-305Vac
•Nominal 50/60 Hz Auto selectable

Input frequency
•Tolerance ± 5Hz
Input power factor •Full Load > 0,99 (Full resistive load)
THDi •Full Load < 5%
Slew rate 0.8 to 2Hz/sec.
Input current (rated@230V) 691A
3. Output Data
Nominal output power 500kVA
Nominal output power with resistive load 450kW
Nominal AC output voltage. 380/220; 400/230; 415/240 (3 phase; 4 wire + G)
Output waveform. Sine wave

Overall efficiency. 96.5%
ECO mode. 99%
Output voltage regulation.
•Static ± 1%
•Dynamic ± 5%
THDv% < 2% Linear load *
5% Nonlinear load
Output current nominal 757A，722A，696A
Output frequency nominal 50 / 60Hz
•With internal oscillator ± 0.05Hz

Frequency
stability
•With mains synchronize ± 3%
Slew rate 0.8 to 2Hz/sec.
< 125%: 10min.
Overload capability < 150%: 1min.
> 150%: 1sec.
Displacement Angle Between Three Phases 120˚ ± 2˚ (Balanced load)
Crest factor 3:1
Voltage Symmetry With Balanced Load ± 1%
Voltage Symmetry With 100% Unbalanced Load ± 1%
Phase Lock Range ± 5%
4. Reserve / Bypass
Nominal AC input voltage 380/220; 400/230; 415/240 (3 phase; 4 wire + G)
Voltage range ± 15% adjustable
Frequency range 50/60 ± 5Hz Auto selectable
Manual bypass Optional
5. Battery / Charger
Rating voltage (default) ± 240 Vdc
Number of batteries per string (Default). 40
Protection fuse 600Amp.
Recharging capability 5 -135A Selectable
Recharge voltage – Float. ±272V
Recharge voltage – Boost. ±280V
Low battery shutdown (Default). ± 200Vdc

Temperature voltage compensation Yes, with optional temperature sensor.
Battery test Manual, automatic, periodic
6. Operation
Main power
failure 0ms
On-line mode UPS to bypass < 1ms

Transfer time
Bypass to UPS < 1ms
Main power
Eco mode failure ± 2ms
-Main power
recover 0ms
AC → Battery 140 ± 4V (187 ± 4V, Load > 70%), 276 ± 4V

Transfer On-line mode
voltage Battery → AC 150 ± 4V (197 ± 4V, Load > 70%), 266 ± 4V
-Normal
Eco mode ± 10V (Rated voltage)
range
UPS operation modes
Single /
Normal mode Yes
Parallel
Single /
Back-up mode Yes
Parallel
Single /
Electronic Bypass Yes
Parallel
Manual Bypass Optional
Hot Standby Redundancy Yes
Dry Contact Inbuilt
Common Battery Yes
ECO mode Yes
Frequency Converter Yes
Redundant function Yes
Green Mode Yes
7. Communication
Protocol DELTA (Regular Format)

True RS232
DB9 Female
Version 1.54A
SNMP(web Protocol DELTA (Regular Format)

management
Card- optional) Version 1.54A
RS232x1
Interface Port
USB Port x 1

Remote emergency power off (REPO) Yes
Management Software Included Yes
Dry contact Optional
SNMP IPV6 Inbuilt
ModBUS (for monitoring) In-built x 2 channel
Programmable Relay Input Card In-built x 4 channel
Programmable Relay Output Card In-built x 6 channel
Touch screen display Inbuilt
Enviro Probe Optional
Additional output relay card Optional
MODBUS for Control Optional
8. Environment
Audible noise level (EN 50091) at 1 meter < 85dBA
Operation altitude 1000 meter
Full load 0°C to 40°C
40°C to 50°C
Operating temperature range
75% load When the operating temperature increase from 40°C t o 50°C
the capacity reduce from 100% to 75% linearly.
Storage temperature range - 25˚C to 70˚C
Relative humidity <95% (non-condensing)
IP Protection. IP 20
Air flow for cooling. 5436 m-cube/hr. 3200 CFM
9. Compliance
Safety CE/ECM/TISI
Vibration ISTA-3B (with packing)
Drop ISTA-3B (with packing)
Energy Certification Efficiency up to 96.5% (TUV Certified)/ETL
Performance IEC 62040-3
General and Safety requirements for UPS IEC/EN 62040-1
UPS Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) requirements IEC/EN 62040-2 Category C3
Electrostatic Discharge IEC/EN 61000-4-2 Level 4

Radio-Frequency Electromagnetic fields IEC/EN 61000-4-3 Level 3
Fast Transient/Burst IEC/EN 61000-4-4 Level 4
Surges IEC/EN 61000-4-5 Level 4
Conduction Immunity IEC/EN 61000-4-6
10. Dimensions
UPS Dimensions
Height (mm) 2000
Width (mm) 600
Depth (mm) 1100
Weight (kg) 587

2
Floor loading (kg / m ) 889
Color code RAL 90005
11. Accessories
User Manual I Pc
System & Power Module Test Report for 035

1 Each
model by factory
System & Power Module Consolidation Test

1 Each
Report for 009/098 model
Parallel Cables (3 meters as standard) 1 Pc
USB Cable 1 Pc
CD (multi-language user manual, UPSentry 1 Pc

software)
RS 232 Cable 1 Pc
Dust Filter 1 Set
Almex Connector for Dry Contacts 1 Set
11. Optional Accessories
Relay I/O Card TBD
RS485 Card (master) TBD
EMS1000000
EMS1100035
EnviroProbe (EMS 1000/1100/1200) EMS1100009
EMS1200035
EMS1200009
Battery temperature sensor 3915101381-S

Parallel Cable (5 meters for optional) 3081407100-SP
Parallel Cable (10 meters for optional) 3080900100
BMS TBD
Switch Box (3) 3915101745-S
Switch Box (4) Switch Box (4)
Battery Fuse Box TBD
Front door with EPO Button TBD

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Delta Electronics, Inc.

01 October 2017 Global FAE Team Manu Divakaran

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Delta DPH Series 500 kVA

Uninterruptible Power Supply System

1.2.1 IEC/EN 62040-1 General and safety requirements for UPS

1.2.3 IEC/EN 61000-4-2 Level 4 Electrostatic Discharge

1.2.4 IEC/EN 61000-4-3 Level 3 Radio-Frequency Electromagnetic Fields

1.2.5 IEC/EN 61000-4-4 Level 4 Fast Transient/Burst

1.2.6 IEC/EN 61000-4-5 Level 4 Surges

1.2.7 IEC/EN 61000-4-6 Conduction Immunity

1.2.8 TUV Efficiency Certification

1.3.1 Standard warranty

1.3.2 Extended warranty

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2.1 OPERATION MODES

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2.2 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

1. Input nominal AC voltage: 220/380V or 230/400V or 240/415V.

2. Input AC voltage range: 176 – 276V (305 – 477V) at 100% load.

3. Input current: 220/380V: 728A, 230/400V: 691A, 240/415V: 667A.

4. Input frequency range: 50/60 ± 5Hz Auto selectable.

5. Input Power Factor: > 0.99 @ 25%~100% load.

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1. Output nominal AC voltage: 220/380V, 230/400V, 240/415V.

2. Output nominal current: 220/380V: 757A, 230/400V: 725A, 240/415V: 694A.

4. Output AC voltage regulation:

5. Transient response: ± 4 % for 0 - 100% load variations.

9. Slew rate: 0.8 to 2Hz/sec (adjustable).

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2.3.2 Input Current Total Harmonic Distortion:

Loading on UPS 25% 50% 75% 100%

THDi in % <10% <7% <5.25 <5%

a) Float to Boost charge conditions:

b) Boost to Float charge conditions:

2.3.5 DC Bus voltage ripple: +/- 1% of DC bus voltage.

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2.5 AUTOMATIC STATIC BYPASS

2.6 DISPLAY AND CONTROLS

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2.6.3 Supported commands:

2. UPS Turn ON.

3. UPS Turn OFF.

6. Battery Replacement Date.

7. Eco Mode Enable/Disable.

8. Frequency converter mode Enable/Disable.

9. Green Mode Enable/Disable.

10. Auto Test.

11. Buzzer Test.

12. Select Frequency and Range.

13. Select Output Voltage.

14. Enable/Disable Buzzer.

15. Date and Time Selection.

16. Dust Filter Enable/Disable.

17. Dust Filter Replacement Date.

18. Input Dry Contact Setting.

19. Output Dry Contact Setting.

20. Slew rate Selection.

21. Module Sequential Start.

22. System Sequential Start.

23. Power Module redundancy.