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MASTERGUARD protects 2
Accessories 24 – 29
Dimensions drawings 32 – 34
Standards 36
MASTERGUARD protects
USV5005a
protects it. This Uninterruptible Power
Supply provides on-line double conver-
sion technology to ensure highest power Voltage fluctuations
security and reliability. So MASTER-
GUARD equalizes all irregularities in the
electrical power system. It makes brief
power disruptions harmless, and at the
same time has enough reserves to bridge
prolonged mains failures (Fig. 1).
USV5006a
Applications:
● DP equipment and systems Distorted voltage curve
● Computer centers
● Process control units
● Control rooms/Scada systems
● Communications equipment
USV5007a
● ISDN systems
● Drives in continuous production Frequency fluctuations
processes
● Production and automation systems
● Life-support systems in hospitals
● Air-traffic control systems
● Safety systems in power stations
USV5008a
Short interruptions
USV5010a
Power failures
● Real
on-line UPS with the
double-conversion principle Fig. 1
Types of mains disturbances
Fig. 2 Fig. 3
MASTERGUARD S52100 MASTERGUARD S52300
Fig. 4 Fig. 5
UPS unit MASTERGUARD S5220, 20 kVA with UPS unit MASTERGUARD S52300, 300 kVA. View of the inside
battery, 400 V type. View of the inside
AUSV-5111c
age
Battery
● Electronic bypass
● Service bypass switch (SB) with which Fig. 6
the power electronics can be discon- Overview of components in UPS unit, 400 V
nected for servicing purposes (standard
feature up to 100 kVA; optional up to The output transformer and the filter
150 kVA) capacitor together form a filter circuit
which uses the pulse train to create a
● Battery manager sinusoidal output voltage with a low dis-
● Maintenance-free lead battery, inte- tortion factor. The load is well protected
grated in UPS units up to 20 kVA against the direct battery voltage by
means of electrical isolation.
● EMC filter
Electronic bypass
USV5013a
Input filter
A thyristor switch is the main component
The input filter reduces the phase effect of the electronic bypass.
of the input current by filtering the har-
monics. The bypass is completely independent of 5
other components and is therefore a
Converter redundant supply circuit. It provides the Fig. 7
load with an uninterruptible supply in the Principle of pulse-width modulation
The converter consists of the rectifier and following situations:
the inverter. The three-phase bridge of
the rectifier with series-connected line ● During manual switchover from inverter
reactor converts the mains voltage into to bypass operation
DC voltage. The IGBT inverter generates ● Overloading of the inverter or inverter ● Warning if battery temperature is too
an exactly symmetrical, three-phase volt- fault high
age system by means of high-frequency
pulse-width modulation (PWM) (Fig. 7). ● Short-circuit in the load ● Adapted reactions resulting from age-
Due to the high pulse frequency, the ing of the battery (self-learning effect)
closed-loop control system can intervene Battery manager
Options
very quickly. This produces a high-quality The battery manager provides a whole
output-voltage waveform, even in the With measuring modules (BMM) con-
package of functions with the following
case of non-sinusoidal current input (non- nected to the battery blocks, enhanced
basic features:
linear loads). The salient functional char- battery management is possible with the
– The reliability of the battery supply is
acteristics of the open-loop and closed- following functions:
assured
loop control systems of the inverter are – The battery's service life is increased ● Battery conditioning by means of
as follows: in comparison to other methods defined charging and discharging
● Digital, closed-loop voltage and fre- Features of the battery manager: ● Detection and recording of the current
quency control with a high dynamic battery quality
response, i.e. ● Active filtering of the superimposed AC
– Low distortion factor of the output current to << 1 %, thus reducing age- ● Detection and localization of defective
voltage, even in the case of non-linear ing of the battery battery blocks and their connectors
loads ● Charging only when required
– High peak currents
– Active influencing of the waveform ● Limitation of charging current reduces ● Battery
– Quartz-controlled natural frequency temperature increase of the battery maintenance by means
– Soft synchronization and parameteriz- ● Temperature-dependent charging pre-
of automatic battery manage-
able synchronization speed vents excessive or insufficient charging, ment with the benefit of
– Complete mains redundancy due to thus increasing battery availability
synchronization with mains voltage maximum battery service life
– Quick triggering of load fuses due to ● Discharge-time indicator
high short-circuit current ● Overdischarge protection prevents cell
reversal of weaker cells
● Regular, automatic battery circuit tests
detect faults in the battery circuit
Battery the power section and electronics (safe ● Indication of current battery quality by
isolation in accordance with EN 60 950). the battery manager
The UPS units with outputs ranging from
10 kVA to 20 kVA are supplied with a Thanks to the use of digital signal proces- ● Servicing and monitoring software,
built-in battery as standard. This battery sors and ASICs, only a few components PowerProtect VIS, for Windows PCs
has a back-up time of 7 minutes in the are necessary, the result being a very (95/98/NT).
case of a 20 kVA unit and up to 20 min- high level of reliability.
The diagnostics system contains a non-
utes in the case of 10 kVA. In the ultima-
volatile memory which constantly col-
tive versions, these times are Control and indicator panel
lects information from the UPS. If
approximately 20 minutes and 50 min-
The clearly laid-out control and indicator required, this information can be read out
utes respectively. A built-in fuse discon-
panel provides the operator with informa- via the service interface.
nector provides electrical isolation
tion which is important for operating the
between battery and battery manager. The alarms and fault signals are shown as
unit. It is designed as a membrane-type
Separate battery cubicles are available for digital codes.
keyboard (see Fig. 8) and the indicators
larger outputs and longer back-up times.
provide an overview of the following: Typical alarms include
For details, see selection and ordering
– Power failure
data. ● Status of the mains supply (LED LINE)
– Residual battery time expired
● Status of the UPS unit and the battery – Inverter overheating
Options
– Service life of fan expired
● Back-up time of the battery in the event
● Parallel operation
of a power failure (LED strip) Typical fault signals include
Parallel operation of up to eight UPS
– Interrupted battery circuit
units of the same size is made possible ● UPS load (LED strip)
– Inverter fault
by means of a parallel operation kit ● Causes of faults when problems occur – Bypass defect.
(more than 8 on request). All Series S
units can be retrofitted with this kit. The digital display indicates the battery
back-up times and the fault codes for
In order to reduce harmonic effects and
diagnosis.
cope with more exacting EMC require-
ments, additional filters can be inserted Alarms (ALARM LED) and faults (FAULT
in the input circuit or input and output LED) are signalled by yellow or red LEDs
circuit. respectively. If there are several items of
information, they are shown in sequence.
● With an additional filter, the harmonic
effect of the input current to the 50 Hz A key-operated switch is used to switch
mains is reduced to less than 10 % between UPS operation (LINE LED) and
6 (recommended by the association of the bypass (BYPASS LED).
German power stations VDEW 1994).
An audible signal indicates any faults
The harmonic effect is therefore
which occur. It can be cancelled with the
smaller than in the case of a compara-
TEST/RESET key.
ble 12-pulse rectifier at the UPS input.
For servicing purposes, there is an RS232
An additional filter with the same bene-
interface on the control panel.
fits is available if a 60 Hz mains feeds.
The TEST/RESET key is for
● With further filters, the interference
emitted by UPS units with up to ● resetting the audible signal after fault
100 kVA output can be reduced even signals
further down to the limits of EN 55 022, ● outputting alarms from the fault mem-
Class B.
ory on the two-digit display
The termination panel in the bottom part ● testing the indicator lamps
of the unit can be provided with a sepa-
rate mains connection for the bypass.
Service funktions
The units can be supplied with degree of
The diagnostics and indicator system has
protection IP 31 and with filter pads for
the following special features to aid serv-
the air inlet.
icing:
Fig. 8
Electronics ● Real-time clock: events are stored in Control and indicator panel
real time. They can then be read out via
Like the power section, the electronics
the service interface on the control
have a modular design. The electronic
panel.
assemblies are assigned to the individual
power modules. The electronics of the ● Elapsed time counter: With recording
bypass are completely autonomous. The of the elapsed hours of UPS operation,
control panel and the unit’s interfaces an indication can be given of when
form a separate component. The unit’s maintenance is necessary.
interfaces are electrically isolated from
PC interface PC with PowerProtect VIS for UPS Cannot be used with service
RS 485 (serial) / Sub-D, 9-pole, female multiblock application interface
X5
1) Signals:
AC fail (power failure)
Bypass active (electronic bypass on)
Low battery
Summary alarm
2
) The 12 V DC, 50 mA power source from combined interface and contact interface may only be subjected to one load.
An additional basic version of the UPS An additional transformer lifts up the Options
unit for a 208 V three-phase system with input voltage to feed the standard recti- ● Emission of interference limited to val-
60 Hz can be supplied. fier. The 60 kVA, 208 V unit is shown in
ues in accordance with FCC Part 15,
Fig. 2 on page 3 (same housing as for
This type of unit has the same design as Class A
100 kVA unit, 400 V). A backfeed protec-
the Series S with 400 V, i.e. the cubicle
tion in accordance with UL 1778 can also ● Phase effect affecting the 60 Hz system
system, power components and inte-
be provided. < 10 % (better than 12-pulse rectifier)
grated battery belong to the same family
of devices but with other technical data. The mains voltage can be set to 220 V as ● Degree of protection IP 31 correspond-
an alternative. ing to NEMA2 and air filter
The technical data, the data for configura-
tion and installation as well as the order-
ing and selection data are located on their
own pages.
In addition to the basic versions ● Output voltage regulated by hand ● Special external paint finish
MASTERGUARD Series S units for 400 V in all levels ≤ 415 V ● Customized performance
or 208 V three-phase systems, numerous ● Protection against overvoltage caused
special versions of the unit can be built
from remote lightning or switching Note
according to a customer’s specific
operation
wishes. For example The S series of units can also be supplied
● Operation with a shared battery as frequency converters. For more
● Special frequency on the output side
details, see page 30.
≤ 100 Hz ● U-shaped sections instead of rollers on
feet (10 to 100 kVA). These shaped sec-
● Special voltage on the input or output
tions go from the front to the back.
side
● Halogen-free cables
Mains Mains
Battery
AUSV-5115c
SB SB
Load Load
Fig. 9 Fig. 10
UPS 10 to 20 kVA, with built-in battery, max. 50 or 20 min. back- UPS 10 to 100 kVA, separate battery in battery cubicles, 60 min. back-up time
up time, 1 mains connection and more, one mains connection
Mains 2 Mains 1
SB
Load
Fig. 11
UPS 10 to 20 kVA, with built-in battery, two mains connections
Mains Mains
Battery Battery
AUSV-5129a
SB SB
Loads
Fig. 12
Multiblock UPS system with one battery per UPS block, consisting of 2 to 8 identical UPS blocks, 10 to 150 kVA block size. Load capability of the integrated
service bypass up to the rated load of the UPS block.
Battery Battery
Load
Fig. 13
Multiblock UPS system with external service bypass (SB), consisting of 2 to 8 identical UPS blocks, 125 to 300 kVA block size
UPS unit Type S5210 S5215 S5220 S5230 S5240 S5260 S5280 S52100
Rated power kVA 10 15 20 30 40 60 80 100
Input
Supply voltage 3 AC/N 380, 400 V ±15 %1), 415 V +10 %/–15 %
Supply frequency Hz 50 or 60 ±5 %
Current distortion factor with strengthened mains input filter < 8 % with harmonic-free 50 Hz mains resp. 60 Hz mains
(better than VDEW recommendation)2)
Battery
Output
Rated frequency Hz 50 or 60
UPS unit Type S5210 S5215 S5220 S5230 S5240 S5260 S5280 S52100
Rated power kVA 10 15 20 30 40 60 80 100
Permissible ambient temp.1) during operation 0 °C to +40 °C, load reduction at higher temperatures
during storage –40 °C to +70 °C
Climatic category acc. to DIN IEC 721 Better than 3K2, however observe notes on installation site, page 17
Inspection acc. to DIN IEC 68-2
Power loss Pv at rated load kW 0.8 1.1 1.4 2.1 2.8 3.9 4.8 5.6
at 75 % rated load kW 0.6 0.9 1.0 1.8 2.0 2.9 4.1 4.5 11
Conversion: at 50 % rated load kW 0.5 0.8 0.8 1.5 1.5 2.3 3.5 3.5
Power loss in BTU/h during idling kW 0.4 0.6 0.6 1.0 1.0 1.3 1.65 1.65
= Pv/[kW] x 3412
Air requirement m3/h 500 500 500 1000 1000 1500 1500 1500
Electronic bypass
Max. permissible overload current for 10 ms A 200 350 600 800 1100 2000 2500 3000
with external bypass fuse F1 selective
Noise level (acc. to DIN 45 635) dB (A) <54 <56 <56 <59 <59 <65 <66 <66
Weight without battery approx. kg 270 340 340 435 435 620 750 750
with battery type B, C, D approx. kg 450 560 560 – – – – –
(cubicle width 650 mm)
with battery type G, H, K, N approx. kg 700 770 770 – – – – –
(cubicle width 850 mm)
Air requirement acc. to DIN VDE 0510 for the battery section m3/h 0.3 o. 0.5 0.5 0.9 – – – – –
Further technical data for battery See technical data "Built-in batteries" (page 12)
Built-in battery (cubicle 850 mm wide) Back-up time (rated load): see page 21, more data on request
1
) Recommended temperatures for integrated batteries: + 20 °C to + 25 °C
Note: If ambient temperature above 25 °C for a long time, the service life of the battery is reduced by half with each 10 °C temperature increase
2
) The efficiency levels also apply with the optionally built-in filters
Final discharge voltage 455 V (up to a minimum of 1.65 volts per cell)
Battery type Valve regulated recombination battery to DIN VDE 0510, Part 2
Maximum storage time without recharging Approx. 3 months when battery disconnector is open
12
Input
Supply frequency Hz 50 or 60 ± 5 %
cos ϕ 0.98
Apparent power without battery charging kVA 116 139 185 275
with battery charging kVA 127 150 198 295
Current distortion factor with strengthened mains input filter < 8 % with harmonic-free 50 Hz mains resp. 60 Hz mains
(better than VDEW recommendation)2)
Battery
Input power at nominal load, cos ϕ = 0.8 kW 106 127 169 252 13
of inverter
Output
Rated frequency Hz 50 or 60
Rated apparent power at cos ϕind = 0.8 kVA 125 150 200 300
Rated current at 400 V, cos ϕind = 0.8 A 181 217 289 432
1
) Lower tolerance limit of 380 V not for continuous operation.
2
) VDEW: association of German power stations
Climatic category acc. to DIN IEC 721 Better than 3K2, however observe notes on installation site, page 17
Inspection acc. to DIN IEC 68-2
Electronic bypass
Noise level (acc. to DIN 45 635) dB (A) < 65 < 65 < 68 < 70
2)
Weight approx. kg 1000 1000 1310 18403)
1) The efficiency levels also apply with the optionally built-in filters.
2) Weight of UPS parts: left part: 1050 kg, right part: 260 kg
3) Weight of UPS parts: left part: 1410 kg, right part: 430 kg
Input
Supply frequency Hz 60 ±5 %
Battery
Output
Rated frequency Hz 60
Climatic category acc. to DIN IEC 721 Better than 3K2, however observe notes on installation site, page 17
Inspection acc. to DIN IEC 68-2
Power loss Pv at rated load kW 0.9 1.3 1.8 2.4 3.1 4.7
16 at 75 % rated load kW 0.7 1.0 1.3 2.0 2.4 3.8
Conversion: at 50 % rated load kW 0.6 0.9 1.2 1.6 1.7 2.5
Power loss in BTU/h during idling kW 0.5 0.8 0.8 1.2 1.2 1.5
= Pv/[kW] x 3412
Noise level (acc. to DIN 45 635) dB (A) <50 <57 <57 <57 <57 <65
Weight without battery approx. kg 340 400 400 550 550 1000
with battery type B, C, D approx. kg 560 620 620 – – –
Built-in battery
Air requirement acc. to DIN VDE 0510 for the battery section m3/h 0.3 od. 0.5 0.5 0.9 – – –
Further technical data for battery See technical data "Built-in batteries" (page 12)
1
) Recommended temperatures for integrated batteries: +20 °C to +25 °C.
Note: If ambient temperature above 25 °C for a long time, the service life of the battery is reduced by half with each 10 °C temperature increase.
2
) The efficiency levels also apply with the optionally built-in filters.
Installation site It is not necessary to reduce the load for Fig. 16 shows the connection to two
installation altitudes up to 2000 m above mains supplies. For this purpose, the
The following requirements must be
sea level as long as the ambient tempera- UPS unit must be equipped with a sec-
complied with when the installation site
ture does not exceed + 30 °C. ond mains feed (option). The bypass is
is selected:
supplied via U1, V1, W1 and N1 terminals.
● Ambient temperature between 0 °C 100 The rectifier is supplied via the U2, V2
AUSV5106a
and + 40 °C for UPS units without bat- and W2 terminals.
teries
Load in %
90 Connection of the N conductor (TN
● Ambient temperature for lead-acid bat- mains) is shown in all these figures. For
teries (in the UPS unit or in the battery 80
operation with an IT network, an N con-
cubicle) according to the recommenda- nection between mains, UPS and load is
tion of the battery manufacturer, not necessary.
between + 15 °C and + 25 °C. 70
When the conductor cross-sections are
● Avoid exposing the batteries and bat- being planned, it is necessary to take
tery cubicle to more than one hour of 1000 2000 3000 account of local conditions and regula-
direct sunlight per day. Installation altitude in m tions as well as the use-related voltage
drops due to the cable lengths. The val-
● Avoid harmful environmental influences Fig. 14 ues shown in the following tables are rec-
such as Permissible load in relation to installation altitude ommended values for copper conductors
– vibrations
with plastic insulation at ambient temper-
– dust Ambient temperature atures of up to + 40 °C and cable lengths
– corrosive atmosphere
The units without batteries can be oper- of up to 100 m. The listed current and
● Maintain clearance of at least 50 cm ated without restriction within the range connection values apply to a rated volt-
between top of cubicle and ceiling 0 °C to 40 °C. If they are operated contin- age of 400 V resp. 208 V, depending on
uously at higher temperatures, the load the type of unit, the rated load and the
● Because of cooling air outlet, do not
must be reduced: maximum battery charging current.
cover top of cubicle (60 to 300 kVA) and
Selective load fuses are determined
maintain 20 cm clearance from the wall
according to DIN 57 636, Part 21.
(up to 40 kVA). Side clearance not nec- Temperature up to 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C
essary. The neutral must be designed with the
Permissible 100 % 88 % 76 % same cross-section as a single phase.
● Take heat dissipation into consideration load
If the loads are non-linear (e.g. computer
● Ensure that floor can carry the load loads), the N conductor must be
Transport strengthened in accordance with the 17
● Units of 10 to 100 kVA can be supplied
table. The N1 and N3 terminals are each
with U-shaped sections instead of roll- Each UPS unit is delivered on a general- therefore double terminals.
ers on request. They are therefore ideal purpose pallet. The cubicle can be rolled
for false-floor installation. off at the place of installation by using the The power cables from the mains and to
tracks provided (only cubicles up to and the load must be connected as a clock-
Masterguard Series S UPS are as stand-
including 100 kVA). Units of 200 kVA and wise-rotating field.
ard suitable for bottom cable entry.
If the cables are fed from behind the upwards, are transported in two sections.
Connecting a battery
cubicle, there is a clearance below of The pallet dimensions are given in the
45 mm (10–100 kVA) resp. 100 mm section, "Dimension drawings". If an external battery is connected to an
(125–300 kVA). UPS unit, super-fast battery fuses in line
Connection with DIN 43 620 must be used in order to
Terminals resp. busbars for power cables
provide short-circuit protection for the
are located in the lower part of UPS units The UPS units, Series S, can be operated UPS batteries. A set of battery fuses is
front (see metalgrid in fig. 4 and 5, which in all symmetrical three-phase mains included in the scope of supply of every
covers the terminals). (TN, IT). Fig. 15, 17 or 19 shows the UPS UPS unit. For the types of fuses, see the
Signal, power and battery cables should power connections to the mains and following tables relating to configuration
be segregated from each other. loads and also to the battery cubicle (only and installation. Connect L+ with C2 or
in the case of an additional battery cubi- C3 and L– with D2 or D3.
With regard to battery cubicles, the spe- cle). The bypass and the rectifier are sup-
cial stipulations of DIN VDE 0510 Part 2 plied via the U1, V1, W1 and N1 terminals. Connecting a frequency converter
as well as the instructions for handling
the battery are to be observed. Example: phase L1 must be connected to The values on pages 18 and 19 apply in
U1, L2 to V1 and L3 to W1. the case of supply from one mains and
Installation altitude they also apply to load connection.
If units are installed at altitudes over
1000 m above sea level, the load must be
reduced as shown in Fig. 14 because of
the air's reduced cooling effect.
UPS units Type S5210 S5215 S5220 S5230 S5240 S5260 S5280 S52100
Rated power kVA 10 15 20 30 40 60 80 100
Minimum conductor cross-section 2.5 mm2 4 mm2 6 mm2 10 mm2 16 mm2 35 mm2/M10 50 mm2/M10 2 x 35 mm2/M10
Max. permissible conductor cross-section 6 mm2 6 mm2 6 mm2 35 mm2 35 mm2 2 x 50 mm2/M10 2 x 50 mm2/M10 2 x 50 mm2/M10
per terminal
Minimum conductor cross-section 2.5 mm2 4 mm2 6 mm2 10 mm2 16 mm2 35 mm2/M10 50 mm2/M10 2 x 35 mm2/M10
Max. permissible conductor cross-section 6 mm2 6 mm2 6 mm2 35 mm2 35 mm2 2 x 50 mm2/M10 2 x 50 mm2/M10 2 x 50 mm2/M10
per terminal
Minimum conductor cross-section 2.5 mm2 4 mm2 6 mm2 10 mm2 16 mm2 35 mm2/M10 50 mm2/M10 2 x 35 mm2/M10
(N conductor not necessary although
spare terminal for N available)
Max. permissible conductor cross-section 6 mm2 6 mm2 6 mm2 35 mm2 35 mm2 2 x 50 mm2/M10 2 x 50 mm2/M10 2 x 50 mm2/M10
Minimum conductor cross-section 6 mm2 10 mm2 10 mm2 16 mm2 25 mm2 35 mm2/M10 50 mm2/M 10 50 mm2/M 10
Max. permissible conductor cross-section 35 mm2 35 mm2 35 mm2 35 mm2 35 mm2 2 x 50 mm2/M10 2 x 50 mm2/M10 2 x 50 mm2/M10
18
Maximum current at final discharge 19 A 29 A 38 A 57 A 76 A 112 A 149 A 186 A
Fuse EFEN type 2 x 00G 2 x 00H 2 x 00A 2 x 00B 2 x 00C 4 x 00B 4 x 00C 4 x 00D
Minimum conductor cross-section 2.5 mm2 4 mm2 6 mm2 10 mm2 16 mm2 35 mm2/M10 50 mm2/M10 2 x 35 mm2/M10
Max. permissible conductor cross-section 6 mm2 6 mm2 6 mm2 35 mm2 35 mm2 2 x 50 mm2/M10 2 x 50 mm2/M10 2 x 50 mm2/M10
per terminal
F1 F2 F1
U1 V1 W1 N1 PE U2 V2 W2 PE U1 V1 W1 N1
Rectifier and Rectifier Bypass
bypass connection connection connection
D2 (_) _
D2 ( )
C2 (+) C2 (+)
AUSV-5165a
A USV-5166a
U3 V3 W3 N3 PE U3 V3 W3 N3 PE
Fig. 15 Fig. 16
Connections in the case of one mains supply Connections in the case of two mains supplies
Battery connection only in the case of external battery cubicle Battery connection only in the case of external battery cubicle
Max. permissible conductor cross-section 2 x 95 mm2/M 10 2 x 95 mm2/M 10 2 x 185 mm2/M 12 2 x 185 mm2/M 12
Fuse two in each case 3NE3227 (250 A) 3NE3230-0B (315 A) 3NE3232-0B (400 A) 3NE3335 (560 A) 19
Load connection U3, V3, W3, N31)
Minimum conductor cross-section 95 mm2 2 x 50 mm2 185 mm2 2 x 150 mm2
Max. permissible conductor cross-section per terminal 2 x 95 mm2/M 10 2 x 95 mm2/M 10 2 x 185 mm2/M 12 2 x 185 mm2/M 12
Neutral (N) to mains and load: when load is non 1.5 1.4 1.3 1.2
linear increase the cross-section by the factor of
1)
With cable lug to DIN 46 235.
F1 F2 F1
U1 V1 W1 N1 PE U2 V2 W2 PE U1 V1 W1 N1
Rectifier and Rectifier Bypass
bypass connection connection connection
D3 (_) D3 (_)
C3 (+) C3 (+)
AUSV-5112e
AUSV-5113d
U3 V3 W3 N3 PE U3 V3 W3 N3 PE
Fig. 17 Fig. 18
Connections in the case of one mains supply Connections in the case of two mains supplies
Battery connection for an external battery cubicle Battery connection for an external battery cubicle
Minimum conductor cross-section AWG/mm2 8/6 8/10 6/16 4/25 2/35 2/0/2 x 25
Max. permissible conductor cross-section AWG/mm2 4/16 1/35 1/35 1/0/50 1/0/50 2 x 2/0/2 x 50
per terminal
Minimum conductor cross-section AWG/mm2 8/6 8/10 6/16 4/25 2/35 2/0/2 x 25
Max. permissible conductor cross-section AWG/mm2 4/16 1/35 1/35 1/0/50 1/0/50 2 x 2/0/2 x 50
per terminal
Minimum conductor cross-section AWG/mm2 8/6 8/10 6/16 4/25 2/35 2/0/2 x 25
(N conductor not necessary although spare
terminal for N available)
Max. permissible conductor cross-section AWG/mm2 4/16 1/35 1/35 1/0/50 1/0/50 2 x 2/0/2 x 50
Battery connection C, D
Minimum conductor cross-section AWG/mm2 8/10 8/10 8/10 8/16 4/25 2 x 4/35
20 Max. permissible conductor cross-section AWG/mm2 4/25 4/25 4/25 2/35 2/35 2 x 0/70
Minimum conductor cross-section AWG/mm2 8/6 8/10 6/16 4/25 2/35 2/0/2 x 25
Max. permissible conductor cross-section AWG/mm2 4/16 1/35 1/35 1/0/50 1/0/50 2 x 2/0/2 x 50
per terminal
F1 F2 F1
U1 V1 W1 N1 PE U2 V2 W2 PE U1 V1 W1 N1
Rectifier Rectifier Bypass
and bypass connection connection
D2 connection D2
C2 C2
A USV-5168a
AUSV-5167
U3 V3 W3 N3 PE
U3 V3 W3 N3 PE
Loads Loads
Fig. 19 Fig. 20
Connections in the case of one mains supply Connections in the case of two mains supplies
Battery connection only in the case of an external battery cubicle Battery connection only in the case of an external battery cubicle
EMC, filters and Basic version in acc. with EN 50 091-2, Tab. 2 and 4 Ò
mains supply EMC acc. to EN 55 022, Class B Ö }@
One mains supply Ò
Two mains supply Ô
(1 x rectifier, 1 x bypass)
One mains supply and amplified filtering of the Ã
harmonics in input current 50 Hz
Two mains supplies and amplified filtering of the Ø }@ 21
harmonics in input current 50 Hz
One mains supply and amplified filtering of the Ù
harmonics in input current 60 Hz
Two mains supplies and amplified filtering of the Ú
harmonics in input current 60 Hz
Modules None Ü
Extended battery management with battery measur- Á
}@
ing modules (BMM) in the case of integrated battery
(10 to 20 kVA)
Options: Degree IP 20 Ò
of protection IP 20 with air filter Ó }@
IP 31 with air filter Ã
Add "–Z" and the order code to the Order No. and indicate the required setting values in plain text
Y01 Setting
Mains
1 Rated voltage (380, 400, 415 V) ... V 400/230 V
2 Rated frequency (50, 60 Hz) ... Hz 50 Hz
Output
3 Increase of output voltage
(Rated voltage + 0...10 %) ... % 0%
4 Battery present (Yes/no) Yes
Parallel No (single-block) Ü
operation Yes (parallel-block) Á }@
EMC, filters and Basis version in acc. with EN 50 091-2, Tab. 2 and 4 Ò
mains supply FCC Part 15,Class A Ã }@
One mains supply Ò
Two mains supply Ô
(1 x rectifier, 1 x bypass)
One mains supply and amplified filtering Õ }@
of the harmonics in input current, 60 Hz
Two mains supplies and amplified filtering Ö
of the harmonics in input current, 60 Hz
Special versions
Add "-Z" and the order code to the Order No. and indicate the required setting values in plain text
COT module
A module can be supplied for multiplying
the contact interfaces of the UPS unit.
These interfaces can be multiplied by
arranging the modules side by side
(Fig. 21).
Each module provides a double contact
interface via 9-pole, Sub-D plug-in con-
nectors (low voltage 24 V, 1 A). Systems
can be connected according to the table
below.
The modules are secured to a mounted
rail and can be mounted outside a UPS in
a switchgear cubicle or cubicle for tele-
communications equipment. A separate
12 V DC power supply is needed for this.
In all Series S units, there is enough
space to fit a COT module and a suitable Fig. 21
power supply. The mounting location is COT interface module, 2 modules connected in parallel to a mounting rail.
on the termination panel at the bottom.
Modules have to be mounted on site. The signals are electrically isolated from
the power section of the UPS. This
ensures safe isolation in accordance with
EN 60 950.
Status outputs
Control-input signal
Sub-D 9-pole, female A computer or control station with UPS OFF A 12 V DC SELV
X4/6 and 9 or authorization to switch off the UPS power source is also available:
X5/6 and 9 Load rating for current loops via cus-
tomer's computer: 12 V DC, 50 mA
Installation The signals between the COT module Each parallel module is connected to the
and the UPS are transmitted via shielded neighbouring module via a short ribbon
A number of interface modules can be
cables (X2 plugs). These are connected cable (see photo). Parallel connection of
mounted next to each other on a mount-
to the UPS at the contact interface (X4 up to 9 modules is possible. Power can
ing rail. A separate 12 V DC power supply
plug) on the rear of the control panel (see be supplied to up to 9 modules by parallel
is required. For information on a suitable
connection diagram included in scope of connection of the power units referred to
power supply when the same installation
supply). Both ends of the cable shield in the technical data.
method is used for a maximum of 3 COT
should be connected to ground (PE).
modules, see technical data. This power UPS OFF signal: If several computers are
supply must be provided from the Parallel operation of several modules: connected to the above modules, the
secured rail of the UPS (at the UPS out- UPS OFF signals can be sent simultane-
If several modules are to be mounted
put). There are two terminals (X1) on the ously. Only the UPS OFF signal from the
next to each other, the first module from
COT for connecting the 12 V DC power authorized computer, however, should be
the left (when seen from the component
supply. passed on to the COT module (X4 or X5
side, see Fig. 21) must be connected to
plug).
the power supply and to the contact
interface of the UPS unit.
Operating temperature 0 to 55 °C
Note on a suitable power supply for 3 COT Safe electrical isolation between input and output voltage necessary.
modules Manufacturer's recommendation for product:
Power supply for installation of mounting rail: Order No.: CM 62-PS-230AC / 12DC / 1
Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co., Postfach 1341, D-32819 Blomberg, Tel. 05235/3-00
or a representative of Phoenix Contact GmbH in 45 countries
Ordering data
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Scope of supply
The scope of supply for each module The scope of supply for a module does
includes not include
● One COT module with two contact ● Shielded data cable with 9-pole Sub-D
interfaces (each with Sub-D, 9-pole) plug (male) or socket (female). Pin
assignment 1:1 for connecting the sup-
● Cable adapter 2 x 5-pole tab connector
plied cable adapter to the UPS Series S
to 9-pole Sub-D plug (connection to
UPS) ● Mounting rail
● Connector for connecting a neighbour- ● Separate power supply
ing COT module (ribbon cable)
● Connection diagram
Additional accessories
Systems cubicles ● Cubicle complete with back and side For information on parallel operation, see
walls page 7.
Empty cubicles of various sizes can be
supplied for individually expanding or sup- ● Threaded rails inside Units delivered before 1.1.1997 can be ret-
plementing the UPS Series S units, 10 to rofitted for parallel operation by the serv-
● Cubicle mounted on pallet
100 kVA. They are uniformly constructed ice department after the unit version has
and match the design of the UPS units. been checked.
Parallel operation kit
The cubicles are suitable for installing
When parallel operation is used for
low-voltage switchgear, transformers, dis- With a parallel operation kit, UPS units
increasing the power output of UPS
tribution boards and electronic and con- of Series S which have already been sup-
installations with 400 V, it must be
ventional control equipment. plied can be retrofitted for parallel opera-
ensured that the units operated in parallel
tion. The kit comprises a paralleling
Design features are all Version 0 units or all Version 1
module and a signal cable and enables
units. This version number is shown at
● Space-saving modular rack design communication with parallel UPS units.
the 8th position in the order number.
One kit is required per UPS unit.
● Cubicles with 4 roller feet or, for a
width of 850 and 950 mm, 6 roller feet The signal cables are connected in a ring,
e.g. from UPS1 to UPS2, then to UPS3
● Air inlet through the doors
and finally back to UPS 1.
● Bottom plate with glands
Profibus-DP connection ● Status of the units UPS at the X4 interface (see page 7). The
length of the connecting cable must not
By installing a Profibus-DP connection, ● Alarm information, information on
exceed 300 m. Ordering data see below.
the UPS Series S can be linked up to faults
higher-level automation systems. The ● Voltage levels at UPS output Software
Profibus-DP bus system enables very fast
cyclical data exchange between higher- ● Control information Solutions for communication with the
level systems such as Simatic S5, S7, UPS Series S units is available for all
Simadyn D, PC/PG and field units. Access Remote signalling panel FST-K known computer operating systems.
procedure: master/slave. Details can be found in the separate bro-
For displaying important, individual sig-
chure on MASTERGUARD software.
The following information is transmitted nals from the UPS, a remote signalling
Accessories and data cables for serial
by the MASTERGUARD Series S: panel can be used.
communication can be supplied on
A mimic-diagram panel is used to display request.
up to 4 UPS units. It is connected to the
Order data
Parallel operating set with signal cable, length 5 m 6SU56 72-0AA00-0AA0 200 mm x 390 mm x 260 mm 3 kg
Signal cable for parallel operating set, length 15 m 6SU56 72-0AK15-0AA0 Ø 400 mm x 100 mm 6 kg
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Signal cable for parallel operating set, length 25 m 6SU56 72-0AK25-0AA0 Ø 400 mm x 100 mm 10 kg
Profibus-DP interface set for UPS Series S 6SU56 71-0CA00-0AA0 310 mm x 70 mm x 350 mm 0.8 kg
Remote signalling panel FST-K52 for one UPS block 6SU56 73-0AA00-0AA0 185 mm x 230 mm x 95 mm 0.9 kg
Series S
Remote signalling panel FST-K52 for a 2-block UPS 6SU56 73-0BA00-0AA0 380 mm x 320 mm x 140 mm 3.1 kg
system Series S
Remote signalling panel FST-K52 for a 3-block UPS 6SU56 73-0CA00-0AA0 380 mm x 320 mm x 140 mm 3.1 kg
system Series S
Remote signalling panel FST-K52 for a 4-block UPS 6SU56 73-0DA00-0AA0 380 mm x 320 mm x 140 mm 3.1 kg
system Series S
AUSV5156
without any interruption. When using the
switch, the Series S operating instruc-
Load
tions must be complied with.
Design
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Fig. 23
The bypass type HU 630 A (Fig. 24) Overview of external SB with multiblock UPS system
basically consists of two fuse-switch
strips, fitted on the supply side with NH
630 A fuses (extra mains protection
therefore not necessary). The "UPS out-
put" is fitted with disconnecting links.
In the service-bypasses, types HU 1000, Q1 Q2
HU 1600 and HU 3000 (Fig. 25), there is a 2 4 2 4
load transfer switch with manual opera-
tion (3-step actuator). 1 1
N
AUSV-5157
Fig. 24
Circuit diagram of the external SB, type HU 630 A
X1:
1
Q1 Q2 2
1 1+2 2 3
4
N
AUSV-5158
PE
U1 V1 W1 N PE U2 V2 W2 N PE U3 V3 W3 N PE
Fig. 25
Circuit diagram, types HU 1000 A / HU 1600 A / HU 3000 A
Unit
Operating frequency 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Dimensions (W x D x H) mm 600 x 600 x 1900 600 x 600 x 1900 800 x 600 x 1900 800 x 800 x 2100
Possibilities of connection 2 x M 12 2 x M 12 4 x M 12 8 x M 12
Possibilities of connection 2 x M 12 2 x M 12 4 x M 12 8 x M 12
Number of parallel External service bypass needed to create a single-block or multiblock system with a rated UPS-block output of
UPS blocks used
Total Redundant SB type Max. load SB type Max. load SB type Max. load SB type Max. load
ones output in output in output in output in
kVA kVA kVA kVA
Scope of supply
The external service bypass is supplied
as a complete unit, including door, roof, left
and right side walls, removable front base
strip, and connection diagram.
The cubicle is mounted on a pallet.
Another basic version is a MASTER- ● Output transformer with filter verters of the same version are operated
GUARDS Series S in the form of a fre- in parallel (see position 8 in the order
● EMC filter to EN 50 091-2
quency converter. The frequency can be number), i.e. for all units, there must be a
altered from 50 Hz to 60 Hz or vice versa Types of frequency converters: 4 or a 5 at this position.
from 60 Hz to 50 Hz between different 10 kVA, 20 kVA, 40 kVA, 60 kVA, 100 kVA,
The frequency converters can be discon-
400 V three-phase systems. 150 kVA, 200 kVA, 300 kVA
nected for servicing purposes only by
The units have the same design as the The following variants can be used: means of the upstream and downstream
400 V version of the UPS unit, i.e. the disconnecting devices due to the differ-
● Parallel operation of up to 8 identical
cubicle system and power components ent frequencies at the input and output.
units
are from the same family.
The accessories on pages 24 to 26 can
● Enhanced input filter, 50 Hz/60Hz
The following power components are be used.
contained in the frequency converter. ● Degree of protection IP20 (IP21) or
For configuration and installation, refer to
IP31, each with air filter
● Mains input filter the information given on pages 17 and 18
When an installation is being expanded, it or 19 specially the data for “supply from
● Converter
must be ensured that only frequency con- one mains”.
Technical Data
Frequency converter Type S5210 S5220 S5240 S5260 S52100 S52150 S52200 S52300
Rated power kVA 10 20 40 60 100 150 200 300
Input
Mains supply voltage 3 AC/N 380, 400 V ±15 %, 415 V +10 %/–15 %, 440 V +3,5 %/–15 %
Mains frequency Hz 50 or 60 ±5 %
30 cos ϕ > 0,98
Current distortion factor with amplified mains input filter < 8 % in the case of harmonics-free mains supply with 50 Hz
(≥ 150 kVA) (better than VDEW recommendation)1)
Output
Rated frequency Hz 50 or 60
Rated apparent power at cos ϕind = 0,8 kVA 10 20 40 60 100 150 200 300
Rated current at 400 V, cos ϕind = 0.8 A 14 29 58 87 145 217 289 432
1
) VDEW: association of German power stations.
Frequency converter Type S5210 S5220 S5240 S5260 S52100 S52150 S52200 S52300
Rated power kVA 10 20 40 60 100 150 200 300
Climatic category acc. to DIN IEC 721 Better than 3K2, however observe notes on installation site, page 17
Inspection acc. to DIN IEC 68-2
Cubicle color Ergo grey (similar to RAL 7044, silk grey) RAL 7035 (light grey)
Power loss Pv at rated load kW 0.8 1.4 2.8 3.9 5.6 7.6 9.3 13.8
at 75 % rated load kW 0.6 1.0 2.0 2.9 4.5 5.5 6.6 11.2
Conversion: at 50 % rated load kW 0.5 0.8 1.5 2.3 3.5 3.9 4.7 7.2
Power loss in BTU/h during idling kW 0.4 0.6 1.0 1.3 1.65 2.3 3.3 4.6
= Pv/[kW] x 3412
Air requirement m3/h 500 500 1000 1500 1500 3600 4200 5000 31
Noise level (acc. to DIN 45 635) dB (A) <50 <50 <57 <65 <65 <65 <68 <70
Weight approx. kg 280 300 435 620 750 1000 1310 1840
MASTERGUARD Series S
S
s S
MASTERGUARD
MASTERGUARD
OVERLOAD
200 mm
200 mm
LOAD
BYPA SS
INVERTER
BATTE RY
LINE
ALARM
I I
USV-5121d
USV-5122c
55
1325
Æ 55
1325
850
850
100 100
450 320
40
40
70
70
57
57
USV-5126b
USV-5118b
70 70
650 650 520 520
UPS version 1 View of base Empty cubicle View of base
S S
MASTERGUARD
MASTERGUARD
200 mm 1) 0 mm1)
OVERLOAD
LOAD
BYPA SS
INVERTER
BATTE RY
LINE
ALARM
I I
USV-5128a
USV-5176
355 Æ 55
1325
Æ 55
1325
850
850
70
100 430 425
70
275 275
70
40
70
57
225
USV-5170
USV-5171
70 405
105
850 850 950 70 950
UPS version 2 View of base Empty cubicle View of base
Hood for IP 21
200
32 and IP 31 only
S
MASTERGUARD
S S
MASTERGUARD
MASTERGUARD
OVERLOAD
LOAD
BYPA SS
INVERTER
BATTE RY
LINE
ALARM
I I
200 mm
s
0 mm1)
1725
1725
1725
USV-5128a
USV-5121d
Æ 55 55
850
850
70
320
40
70
70
57
USV-5119b
USV-5127b
225
USV-5169
405 70
105
MASTERGUARD Series S
MASTERGUARD
s
OVERLOAD
LOAD
BYPAS S
INVERTE R
BATTERY
LINE
ALARM
I I
52,5
1902 125
A USV-5160
101,5
110
500
602
550
801
71
USV-5159
102 1400
51
26
1604
Æ 11
Fastening
1604 holes
s
MASTERGUARD
OVERLOAD
LOAD
BYPAS S
INVERTE R
BATTERY
LINE
ALARM
I I
52,5
1902
125
AUSV-5162
101,5
110
500
602
550
600 200 600
71
33
USV-5161
51
26
1602
Æ 11 Fastening
2204
2204 holes
Hood for IP 31
200
only
s
MASTERGUARD
OVERLOAD
LOAD
BYPAS S
INVERTE R
BATTERY
LINE
ALARM
I I
52,5
125
AUSV-5164
101,5
110
500
602
550
71
1602
2504 Æ 11 Fastening
2504 holes
Pallet dimensions (D x W x H) in
mm
s s
1900
1900
USV-5172
USV-5173
s
2100
34
USV-5174
54
102
95
USV-5124b
Module width 45 mm
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COT interface module
Side view
Dimensions in mm
Outside Germany: ■
The technical data, dimensions and
Subject to the
General Conditions of Supply and Deli- weights are subject to change unless oth-
very erwise stated on the individual pages of
for Products and Services of the Electri- this catalog.
cal and Electronic Industry and to any The illustrations are for reference only.
other conditions agreed upon with the
recipients of Masterguard pricelists. We reserve the right to adjust the prices
and shall charge the prices applying on
the date of delivery.
Year-2000 compliance
The date change at the end of the millen- We are making detailed investigations These can be due to constellations result-
nium will affect not only DP systems but into the behavior of our products, applying ing from a specific combination of prod-
also products, systems and installations the internationally recognized test profiles ucts and systems or from individual
being used in the field of automation and of the British Standards Institution. The adaptation and/or expansion of the prod-
drive technology. results of these investigations can be ucts and systems.
found in our Year 2000 product database If you have any questions on this matter,
Apart from the hardware and software
components, the application programs under the following internet address: please contact your local Siemens office.
which process the date will especially be
affected by the changeover. http://www.ad.siemens.de/jahr2000
For our automation products and sys- Defects in the functioning of individual
tems, we at Masterguard have given top products, systems and whole plants may
priority to finding ways of smoothing the occur as a result of the changeover.
transition into the next millennium.
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