Powervar Security Plus - Equipment Installation and Setup; 3.1 Site and Environment Requirements

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3.1 Site and Environment Requirements
Before beginning installation of the UPS, the environment where the UPS is to be installed must
meet reasonable standards for safe and normal operation as defined in this section. If the
installation site conditions do not meet the minimum requirements of safe equipment operation,
corresponding changes to the site conditions should be made. Install the equipment only after
meeting the conditions of safe and normal equipment operation.
3.1.1 Site Requirements
1. The conditions at the installation site should agree with these guidelines to ensure safe and
normal equipment operation.
2. The equipment room must be equipped with appropriate fire prevention and detection
devices.
3. The branch electrical circuit supplying power to the UPS should be a dedicated circuit with
no other loads connected to it. The circuit should have its own dedicated circuit breaker and
(if plug connected) its own dedicated input power receptacle.
4. Do not store flammable or explosive materials in the same room with the UPS.
5. The UPS must be properly grounded to its power supply. The voltage between neutral wire
and safety ground on the commercial power input cannot exceed 5V.
6. Ensure that all construction in the installation area is completed prior to installing the UPS.
Ensure that the UPS is installed on a hard surfaced floor and the installation site is tidy, dry,
and dust-free.
7. The UPS is not supplied with input over-current protection. Reference local and national
electric codes for proper input circuit breaker sizing.
3.1.2 Environmental Requirements
Ambient temperature: 0
0
C to +40
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C
Relative humidity: 0% RH to 95% RH, non-condensing
Cooling mode: Forced air cooling
Orientation: Install upright with no more than 5º departure from the vertical plane.
3.2 Procedures for Dismantling Containers
After the equipment is delivered to the installation site, the UPS should be carefully unpacked
from the shipping container. Use Figure 3-2 on the next page along with the accompanying un-
packaging instructions to remove the UPS from the shipping container. Check the items you
have received against the shipping list to ensure you have received all necessary items.
Carefully inspect the shipment for any hidden damage. If damage is noted, please contact the
freight carrier and request an inspection of the shipping container.
If items are missing from your shipment or if the shipment is not in agreement with your order,
contact your distributor or the manufacturer as appropriate.
Note: Do not dispose of any packing materials until the UPS has been inspected,
installed, and verified for proper operation.