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6. Operating Overview 6.1 Operating Modes Normal (Double Conversion, VFI) Power flows through the UPS rectifier and inverter. Voltage and frequency to the load is independent of voltage and frequency from the input. There are higher efficiency losses in this mode due to the double conversion process. Q2 Maintenance Breaker STS Bypass Main Rectifier Inverter Q1 Input Breaker Battery Breaker Inverter Relay Load Q3 Output Breaker ECO Mode When utility power quality is stable, power can be diverted through the automatic bypass of the UPS. If the utility power goes out of tolerance or is lost, the UPS transfers quickly back to inverter to power the load in VFI mode. The result is improved efficiency and cost savings when power conditions are good. Q2 Maintenance Breaker STS Bypass Main Rectifier Inverter Q1 Input Breaker Battery Breaker Inverter Relay Load Q3 Output Breaker Figure 6.1 Figure 6.2 6.2 Single or Dual Feed Input The UPS can accept dual inputs for additional redundancy (e.g. in a server rack installation operating on dual AC feeds). When powering the UPS with dual AC feeds, first remove the jumpers, as shown below. Small- and Medium-Frame Units INPUT 2 Large-Frame Units INPUT 1 BUSBAR INPUT 2 INPUT 1 Figure 6.3 For dual input installation, red, yellow and black wire jumpers must be removed as shown in Figure 6.3 (top rear view of cabinet). Figure 6.4 For dual input installation, busbar jumpers must be removed as shown in Figure 6.4 (top view of cabinet). 12

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Small- and Medium-Frame Units
INPUT 1
INPUT 2
Figure 6.3
For dual input installation, red, yellow and black wire jumpers must be
removed as shown in Figure 6.3 (top rear view of cabinet).
Large-Frame Units
INPUT 1
BUSBAR
INPUT 2
Figure 6.4
For dual input installation, busbar jumpers must be removed as shown
in Figure 6.4 (top view of cabinet).
6. Operating Overview
6.1 Operating Modes
Normal (Double Conversion, VFI)
Power flows through the UPS rectifier and inverter. Voltage and
frequency to the load is independent of voltage and frequency from the
input. There are higher efficiency losses in this mode due to the double
conversion process.
Q
2
Maintenance Breaker
Q
1
Input Breaker
Q
3
Output Breaker
Inverter
Relay
Battery Breaker
Rectifier
Inverter
STS
Bypass
Main
Load
ECO Mode
When utility power quality is stable, power can be diverted through the
automatic bypass of the UPS. If the utility power goes out of tolerance
or is lost, the UPS transfers quickly back to inverter to power the load
in VFI mode. The result is improved efficiency and cost savings when
power conditions are good.
Q
2
Maintenance Breaker
Q
1
Input Breaker
Q
3
Output Breaker
Inverter
Relay
Battery Breaker
Rectifier
Inverter
STS
Bypass
Main
Load
6.2 Single or Dual Feed Input
The UPS can accept dual inputs for additional redundancy (e.g. in a server rack installation operating on dual AC feeds).
When powering the UPS with dual AC feeds, first remove the jumpers, as shown below.
Figure 6.1
Figure 6.2