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Vertiv Liebert APM Plus User Manual

Vertiv Liebert APM Plus
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Vertiv™ Liebert® APM Plus
User Manual
50-250 kVA UPS

Table of Contents

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Vertiv Liebert APM Plus Specifications

General IconGeneral
Input Frequency50/60 Hz
Output Voltage380/400/415V AC
Output Frequency50/60 Hz
Phase3-phase
TopologyDouble Conversion
Battery TypeValve-regulated lead-acid (VRLA)
Communication InterfacesSNMP, Modbus
Dimensions (HxWxD)Varies by model
WeightVaries by model
Operating Temperature0 to 40°C
Humidity0-95% non-condensing
Product TypeUninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

Personnel Safety

Safety precautions for personnel handling the UPS.

Product Safety

Safety precautions for the UPS product itself.

Disclaimer

Vertiv's disclaimer regarding product use and information provided.

Safety Precautions and Standards

General Safety Precautions

General safety guidelines and warnings for UPS operation and installation.

Conformity and Standards

Compliance with European and international safety and EMC standards.

Overview

2.1 Features

Key features and advantages of the Vertiv Liebert APM Plus UPS system.

2.2 Design Concept

Explanation of the UPS's design concept and working principle.

2.3 Parallel System

Information on connecting multiple UPS units for parallel operation and redundancy.

2.4 Operation Modes

Description of the various operating modes available for the UPS.

2.5 Battery Management

Functions related to battery management, charging, and monitoring.

2.6 Battery Protection

Safety features and protection mechanisms for the UPS battery system.

Mechanical Installation

3.1 Precautions

Important precautions and considerations for UPS mechanical installation.

3.2 Transportation

Guidelines and recommendations for safely transporting the UPS equipment.

3.3 Tools

List of recommended tools required for UPS installation.

3.4 Unpacking

Step-by-step instructions for unpacking the UPS and battery packages.

3.5 Initial Inspection

Procedures for performing an initial inspection before UPS installation.

3.6 Environmental Requirement

Specifications and requirements for the UPS installation environment.

3.7 Mechanical Requirement

Mechanical specifications and clearance requirements for the UPS.

3.8 Installation Drawings

Diagrams illustrating UPS installation dimensions, views, and cabling.

Electrical Installation

4.1 Wiring of Power Cable

Procedures and guidelines for wiring power cables to the UPS system.

4.2 Wiring of Signal Cable

Procedures and guidelines for wiring signal cables to the UPS system.

Operator Control and Display Panel

5.1 Introduction

Overview of the UPS touchscreen control panel interface and its functions.

5.2 Navigating the Touchscreen Control Panel

How to navigate and utilize the features of the touchscreen control panel.

5.3 Operation

Procedures for operating the UPS via the touchscreen control panel, including commands.

5.4 Viewing UPS Status

Methods for monitoring the UPS status, including gauges, panels, and logs.

5.5 Viewing UPS Component Status

How to view the status of individual UPS components through the interface.

5.6 Status Bar Component

Understanding the status bar messages, icons, and color indicators.

5.7 Alarm List

Comprehensive list of UPS alarm messages and their explanations for troubleshooting.

Single UPS Operation Introduction

6.1 Brief Introduction

Introduction to single UPS module operations, including essential precautions.

6.2 UPS Startup Procedures

Step-by-step instructions for starting the UPS in normal, ECO, and battery modes.

6.3 Procedures for Transfer Between Operation Modes

How to transfer the UPS between different operating modes like Normal, Bypass, and Maintenance.

6.4 Battery Test Procedures

Procedures for performing battery self-tests and maintenance tests.

6.5 UPS Shutdown Procedures

Instructions for safely powering down the UPS system completely or while maintaining load.

6.6 EPO Procedures

Emergency Power Off (EPO) procedures for immediate UPS shutdown.

6.7 UPS Reset Procedures after EPO

Steps to reset the UPS after an EPO event or fault for normal operation.

6.8 Automatic Restart

Explanation of the automatic restart function after power restoration or EOD.

6.9 Selecting Language

Steps to change the display language on the UPS control panel.

6.10 Changing Current Date and Time

Procedures to set the system date and time on the UPS control panel.

6.11 Control Password

How to change user passwords for different UPS access levels.

Battery

7.1 Introduction

Introduction to UPS batteries, their safety, installation, and maintenance.

7.2 Safety

Critical safety precautions and warnings when working with UPS batteries.

7.3 UPS Battery

Information about the type, characteristics, and recommendations for UPS batteries.

7.4 Precautions for Installation Design

Important considerations and precautions for the design of battery installations.

7.5 Battery Installation Environment and Number of Batteries

Requirements for the battery installation environment and cell configuration.

7.6 Battery Protection

Protection mechanisms for UPS batteries against short circuits, overloads, and over-discharge.

7.7 Battery Installation and Connection

Step-by-step guide for installing and connecting UPS batteries to the system.

7.8 Design of Battery Room

Guidelines for designing a safe and effective battery room with proper layout and wiring.

7.9 Common Battery String

Functionality and connection of common battery strings for parallel systems to save space and improve efficiency.

7.10 BCB Cabinet (Optional)- Applicable for APAC Region

Details on the optional BCB cabinet for battery protection and isolation, particularly for APAC.

7.11 Battery Temperature Sensor (Optional)

Information on the optional battery temperature sensor for monitoring and compensation.

7.12 Battery Ground Fault Detector (Optional)- Applicable for APAC Region

Optional detector for identifying and alerting on battery ground faults.

7.13 BCB Reference Current and Connection

Recommended BCB current ratings and connection details for battery protection.

7.14 Battery Maintenance

Procedures and precautions for regular battery maintenance to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

7.15 Disposal of Used Battery

Guidelines for the proper and regulatory disposal of used UPS batteries.

Parallel System and LBS System

8.1 General

General overview of parallel UPS systems and Load Bus Synchronizer (LBS) systems.

8.2 System Installation Procedures

Procedures for installing parallel UPS systems and LBS systems.

8.3 Operation Procedures for Parallel System

Operating procedures for parallel UPS systems, including startup, maintenance, and isolation.

8.4 LBS System

Details about the Load Bus Synchronizer (LBS) system, including its cabinet installation.

Options

9.1 Option List

A list of available optional accessories and features for the UPS system.

9.2 Option Introduction

Introduction and details regarding the installation and configuration of various UPS options.

Communication

10.1 SNMP Protocol Communication

How to use SNMP for UPS network monitoring and management using UNITY or SIC cards.

10.2 Modbus Protocol Communication

Utilizing Modbus protocol for UPS communication and data exchange.

10.3 Dry Contact Communication

Communication methods utilizing dry contact signals via IS-Relay card or bypass module ports.

Service and Maintenance

11.1 Safety

Essential safety guidelines and warnings for personnel performing UPS service and maintenance.

11.2 Service Procedures of Power Module and Bypass Power Module

Procedures for servicing and replacing the power and bypass modules of the UPS.

11.3 Key Components and Service Life of UPS

Information on key UPS components, their estimated service life, and replacement intervals.

11.4 Maintenance of UPS and Options

General maintenance practices and recommendations for the UPS and its optional accessories.

Specifications

12.1 Conformance and Standards

Compliance of the UPS with relevant European and international standards.

12.2 Environmental Characteristics

Environmental operating conditions, noise levels, and temperature specifications for the UPS.

12.3 Mechanical Characteristics

Physical dimensions, weight, and protection degree specifications for the UPS.

12.4 Electrical Characteristics (Input Rectifier)

Electrical input specifications, including voltage, frequency, and current for the rectifier.

12.5 Electrical Characteristics (Intermediate DC Circuit)

Electrical specifications for the intermediate DC circuit, including battery voltage and charging parameters.

12.6 Electrical Characteristics (Inverter Output)

Electrical specifications for the UPS inverter output, including voltage, frequency, and overload capability.

12.7 Electrical Characteristics (Bypass Input)

Electrical specifications for the UPS bypass input, including voltage and frequency tolerance.

12.8 Efficiency and Loss

UPS efficiency ratings in different modes and power loss information.

Appendices

Appendix A: Glossary

Definitions of technical terms used throughout the UPS manual.

Appendix B: Hazardous Substances and Content

Information on hazardous substances present in the product's components according to regulations.

Appendix C: Disposal After End of Product (Applicable for India)

Guidelines for the proper and regulatory disposal of the UPS and its components in India.

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