SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC APC SRT2200RMXLI-NC (01) PDF MANUAL

An electrical hazard symbol (lightning bolt in a triangle) added to a Danger or Warning label indicates an electrical hazard exists which will result in personal injury if instructions are not followed.

An alert symbol (exclamation mark in a triangle) added to a Warning or Caution label indicates a hazard exists that can result in injury and product damage if instructions are not followed.

DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.

NOTICE is used to address practices not related to physical injury.

<18 kg (<40 lb): 1 person

18-32 kg (40-70 lb): 2 people

32-55 kg (70-120 lb): 3 people

>55 kg (>120 lb): Mechanical assistance recommended

Adhere to all national and local electrical codes.

All wiring must be performed by a qualified electrician.

Changes and modifications to this unit not expressly approved by APC could void the warranty.

This UPS is intended for indoor use only.

Do not operate this UPS in direct sunlight, in contact with fluids, or where there is excessive dust or humidity.

Be sure the air vents on the UPS are not blocked. Allow adequate space for proper ventilation.

For a UPS with a factory installed power cord, connect the UPS power cable directly to a wall outlet. Do not use surge protectors or extension cords.

The battery typically lasts for two to five years. Environmental factors impact battery life. Elevated ambient temperatures, poor quality utility power, and frequent short duration discharges will shorten battery life.

Replace the battery immediately when the UPS indicates battery replacement is necessary.

The equipment is heavy. Always practice safe lifting techniques adequate for the weight of the equipment.

The batteries are heavy. Remove the batteries before installing the UPS and external battery packs (XLBPs), in a rack.

Always install XLBPs at the bottom in rack-mount configurations. The UPS must be installed above the XLBPs.

Always install peripheral equipment above the UPS in rack-mount configurations.

Additional safety information can be found in the Safety Guide supplied with this unit.

The UPS contains internal batteries and may present a shock hazard even when disconnected from AC and DC power.

The AC and DC output connectors may be energized by remote or automatic control at any time.

Before installing or servicing the equipment check that the:

– Input circuit breaker is in the OFF position.

– Internal UPS batteries are removed.

– XLBP battery modules are disconnected.

For models with a hardwired input, the connection to the branch circuit (mains) must be performed by a qualified electrician.

230 V models only: In order to maintain compliance with the EMC directive for products sold in Europe, output cords attached to the UPS must not exceed 10 meters in length.

The protective earth conductor for the UPS carries the leakage current from the load devices (computer equipment). An insulated ground conductor is to be installed as part of the branch circuit that supplies the UPS. The conductor must have the same size and insulation material as the grounded and ungrounded branch circuit supply conductors. The conductor will typically be green and with or without a yellow stripe.

The UPS input ground conductor must be properly bonded to protective earth at the service panel.

If the UPS input power is supplied by a separately derived system, the ground conductor must be properly bonded at the supply transformer or motor generator set.

Replace batteries with the same number and type of batteries as originally installed in the equipment.

Schneider Electric uses Maintenance-Free sealed Lead Acid batteries. Under normal use and handling, there is no contact with the internal components of the battery. Over charging, over heating or other misuse of batteries can result in a discharge of battery electrolyte. Released electrolyte is toxic and may be harmful to the skin and eyes.

CAUTION: Before installing or replacing the batteries, remove jewelry such as wristwatches and rings. High short circuit current through conductive materials could cause severe burns.

CAUTION: Do not dispose of batteries in a fire. The batteries may explode.

CAUTION: Do not open or mutilate batteries. Released material is harmful to the skin and eyes and may be toxic.

CAUTION: RISK OF HYDROGEN SULPHIDE GAS AND EXCESSIVE SMOKE

– Replace the battery at least every 5 years.

– Replace the battery immediately when the UPS indicates battery replacement is necessary.

– Replace battery at the end of its service life.

– Replace batteries with the same number and type of batteries as originally installed in the equipment.

– Replace the battery immediately when the UPS indicates a battery overtemperature condition, or UPS internal overtemperature, or when there is evidence of electrolyte leakage. Power off the UPS, unplug it from the AC input, and disconnect the batteries. Do not operate the UPS until the batteries have been replaced.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in minor or moderate injury.

The UPS will recognize as many as 10 external battery packs connected to the UPS. Note: For each XLBP added, increased recharge time will be required.

The model and serial numbers are located on a small, rear panel label. For some models, an additional label is located on the chassis under the front bezel.

Always recycle used batteries.

Recycle the package materials or save them for reuse.

Note: Charge the battery modules every six months during storage.

Environmental factors impact battery life. Elevated ambient temperatures, high humidity, poor quality mains power, and frequent short duration discharges will shorten battery life.

The UPS is heavy. Follow all lifting guidelines.

The model and serial numbers are on a small label located on the rear panel.

(Applies to SRT3000XLI/SRT3000RMXLI/SRT3000RMXLI-NC/SRT3000XLT/SRT3000RMXLT/SRT3000RMXLT-NC/SRT3000XLW-IEC/SRT3000RMXLW-IEC models)

The UPS is heavy. Follow all lifting guidelines.

The model and serial numbers are on a small label located on the rear panel.

This UPS has swappable battery modules. Refer to the appropriate replacement battery user manual for installation instructions. Contact your dealer or go the APC by Schneider Electric web site, http://www.apc.com for information on replacement batteries.

CAUTION*: To reduce the risk of fire, connect the UPS only to a circuit provided with recommended maximum branch circuit overcurrent protection in accordance with the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70 and the Canadian Electrical Code, Part I, C22.1.

CAUTION: RISK OF FIRE, RISK OF DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT OR PERSONNEL. The SRT3000XLI, SRT3000RMXLI, SRT3000XLW-IEC or SRT3000RMXLW-IEC UPS should not be continually operated at full power below an input voltage of 220 V when powered using the BS 1363 (UK) to C20 cable. Failure to follow these instructions can result in minor or moderate injury.

Ratings & Breaker Requirements:

Output:

Input:

1: Display interface panel

2: UPS battery connectors

3: Battery module

4: Bezel

Note: Rear panel graphics vary by model. Refer to the specific graphics in the manual for your model.

CAUTION: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

– Disconnect the mains input circuit breaker before installing or servicing the UPS or connected equipment.

– Disconnect internal and external batteries before installing or servicing the UPS or connected equipment.

– The UPS contains internal and external batteries that may present a shock hazard even when disconnected from the mains.

– UPS AC hardwired and pluggable outlets may be energized by remote or automatic control at any time.

– Disconnect equipment from the UPS before servicing any equipment.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in minor or moderate injury.

Note: The UPS batteries will charge to 90% capacity in the first three hours of normal operation. Do not expect full battery runtime capability during this initial charge period.

1. Connect the internal battery module. See Installation manual for details.

2. Connect equipment to the outlets on the rear panel of the UPS. Refer to “Controllable Outlet Groups”.

3. Connect the UPS to the building utility power.

Turning On:

The first time the UPS is turned on the Setup Wizard screen will run. Follow the prompts to configure UPS settings. Refer to “Configuration”.

To turn on the UPS and all connected equipment, press the POWER ON/OFF button on the display panel. Follow the prompts to either turn the UPS on immediately or after a delay, then press OK.

Cold Start (Turning on without AC power):

NOTE: When there is no input power and the UPS is off, the cold start feature can be used to turn on the UPS and connected equipment using battery power.

To perform a cold start press the POWER ON/OFF button.

The display panel will illuminate and the POWER ON/OFF button will illuminate red.

To turn on the output power press the POWER ON/OFF button again. Select the prompt Turn ON with NO AC and press OK.

Turning Off:

To turn output power off, press the POWER ON/OFF button. Follow the prompts to either turn the UPS off immediately or after a delay, then press OK.

NOTE: Once the UPS output power has been turned off and the AC input has been removed, the UPS will continue to use the battery for internal power for 10 minutes. To remove power completely press the POWER ON/OFF button. Follow the prompt to select Internal Power Off, then press OK.

Use the UP/DOWN buttons (7) to scroll through the options. Press the OK button (6) to accept the selected option. Press the ESC button (5) to return to the previous menu.

Display Panel Components:

1: POWER ON/OFF button (White illumination = UPS & output on; Red illumination = UPS on, output off; No illumination = UPS & output off)

2: Load icon / Disable/mute audible alarm icon

3: UPS status information

4: Operation mode icons

5: ESCAPE button

6: OK button

7: UP/DOWN buttons

8: Controllable outlet group status icons

9: Battery status icons

Note: Icons may vary depending on firmware and model.

Load Icon: The approximate load capacity percentage is indicated by the number of load bar sections illuminated. Each bar represents 16% of the load capacity.

Mute Icon: Indicates the audible alarm is disabled/mute.

Operation Mode Icons:

– On-Line mode (Sine wave): The UPS is supplying conditioned mains power to connected equipment.

– Bypass mode (Jagged line): The UPS is in Bypass mode and the connected equipment will receive mains power as long as the input voltage and frequency are within the configured limits.

– Green mode (Leaf): When in Green mode mains power is sent directly to the load. In the event of a mains power outage, there will be an interruption in power to the load of up to 10 ms while the UPS switches to On-Line or Battery mode. When enabling Green mode consideration should be given to devices that may be sensitive to power fluctuations.

UPS Status Icons:

– Battery mode (Battery symbol): The UPS is supplying battery power to connected equipment.

– Internal Fault (! inside battery): The UPS has detected an internal fault with the battery. Follow the instructions on the screen.

– Critical Fault (X inside battery): The UPS has detected a critical fault with the battery. The battery is at the end of its life and has to be replaced.

– Alert (Bell): Indicates a UPS alert that requires attention.

Controllable Outlet Group Icons:

– Power Available (Outlet with number): The number next to the icon identifies the specific outlet groups that have available power. Flashing icon indicates the outlet group is turning from OFF to ON with delay.

– Power Not Available (Outlet with number and slash): The number next to the icon identifies specific outlet groups that do not have available power. Flashing icon indicates the outlet group is turning from ON to OFF with delay.

Battery Status Icons:

– Battery Charge Status (Battery outline): Indicates the battery charge status.

– Battery Charge In Progress (Lightning bolt in battery): Indicates the battery is charging.

The angle of the LCD display interface can be adjusted for ease in viewing the displayed messages.

1. Remove the front bezel.

2. Locate the button on the bottom of the display interface panel.

3. Press the button and slide the bottom of the LCD display interface screen out. An audible click will be heard when the screen reaches the maximum angle.

The UPS Display Interface has Standard and Advanced menu screens. The preference for Standard or Advanced menu selections is made during initial installation and can be changed at any time through the Configuration menu.

The Standard menus include the most commonly used options.

The Advanced menus provide additional options and will be used by IT professionals who need detailed configuration and reporting information.

Note: Actual menu screens may differ by model and firmware version.

There are three ways to select UPS configuration options:

1. Setup Wizard: The first time the UPS is turned on the Setup Wizard screen will open. On each menu screen select the desired settings. Press OK after each UPS setting is selected. Note: The UPS will not turn on until all of the settings have been configured.

2. Display Interface Menu: Navigate to Main Menu/Configuration/… Select the desired settings and press OK. You can also reset to factory defaults via Main Menu/Configuration/UPS/Default Setting.

3. External Interface: Configure settings using an external interface, such as the Network Management Web interface.

Initial Startup Configuration Options (Setup Wizard):

• Language: Select the display language (Options vary by model/firmware: English, Francais, Italiano, Deutsch, Espanol, Portugues, Japanese, Russian).
• Voltage AC Setting: Select the output voltage (Options vary by model: 208 Vac, 220 Vac, 230 Vac, 240 Vac).
• Menu Type: Select Standard (most common options) or Advanced (detailed options for IT professionals).
• Time: Set the current date and time.

These settings can be configured via the display interface (Config Menu -> UPS) or Network Management Web Interface.

These settings can be configured via the display interface (Config Menu -> Battery).

These settings can be configured via the display interface (Config Menu -> Display).

These settings can be configured via the display interface (Config Menu -> Outlets).

These settings can be configured via the display interface (Config Menu -> Communication).

Controllable Outlet Groups provide battery backup power and can be configured independently using the Advanced menu options (refer to “General settings” and “Configuration”). They allow you to:

Turn Off: Disconnect output power immediately (Turn Off Immediately) or after a delay (Turn Off With Delay). NOTE: Requires Turn On command to restore power.

Turn On: Connect output power immediately (Turn On Immediately) or after a delay (Turn On With Delay).

Shutdown: Disconnect power immediately or after a delay. Reconnects after a delay when mains power returns and other conditions are met. Allows power sequencing.

Reboot: Disconnect power immediately or after a delay. Reconnects after a delay when mains or battery power is available and conditions are met. Allows power sequencing.

Sleep: A reboot with an extended off-duration. Configure using an external interface (e.g., Network Management Web interface).

Automatically turn off or shutdown: Based on configured conditions (e.g., low runtime, time on battery) set in the Config Menu Outlets. Refer to “Configuration”.

Connecting Equipment:

– Connect critical equipment to one controllable outlet group.

– Connect peripheral equipment to the other controllable outlet groups.

– To conserve battery runtime, nonessential equipment can be configured to shut down using Loadshed Time on Battery Enable/Disable and Loadshed Time on Battery Setting.

– For equipment with dependent peripherals needing specific startup/shutdown sequences (e.g., network switch before server), connect devices to different outlet groups, configurable independently.

– Use Configuration menus to set how groups react to power outages.

Overview:

The Emergency Power Off (EPO) option immediately disconnects all connected equipment from mains power. The UPS shuts down instantly and will not switch to battery power. Each UPS must be connected separately to the EPO switch if controlling multiple units. The UPS must be restarted manually (press ON/OFF button) to restore power.

CAUTION: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

– Adhere to all national and local electrical codes.

– Wiring must be performed by a qualified electrician.

– Always connect the UPS to a grounded outlet.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in minor or moderate injury.

Connection:

The EPO interface is a Safety Extra Low Voltage (SELV) circuit. Connect it only to other SELV circuits. Use appropriate low voltage cable (e.g., CL2, CL2P, CL2R, CLEX, or local equivalent). Pin 1 provides 24V power for the EPO circuit.

Normally Open Contacts:

1. Insert wires from the EPO switch/relay (normally open) into pins 1 and 2 of the EPO terminal block. Use 16-28 AWG wire.

2. Secure wires by tightening screws.

Closing the contacts will turn the UPS OFF.

Normally Closed Contacts:

1. Insert wires from the EPO switch/relay (normally closed) into pins 2 and 3. Use 16-28 AWG wire.

2. Insert a wire jumper between pins 1 and 2.

3. Secure all wires by tightening screws at positions 1, 2, and 3.

Opening the contacts will turn the UPS OFF. (Note: NC EPO switches/relays should be rated for “dry” circuit, low voltage/current applications, often implying gold-plated contacts).

The UPS network port uses the Network Management Interface.

DHCP (Default): Assumes a DHCP server is available. If an IPv4 address is obtained via DHCP, you can view it using the display interface menus: About -> Accessory.

Static IPv4 Address:

1. Use the display interface Config menu.

2. Navigate to Communication settings.

3. Set the IP Address Mode to Manual.

4. Configure the IP address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway from the Config menu.

See the User’s Guide on the Network Management Card Utility CD for more detailed user information and setup instructions.

Definitions:

• Battery Module: A string of battery cells arranged to produce a battery assembly with a connector.
• Replaceable Battery Cartridge (RBC): An APC battery cartridge consisting of one battery module. Order replacements from http://www.apc.com.
• Smart External Battery Pack (XLBP): An enclosure containing RBC(s) and battery management electronics.
• User Interface (UI): How a user interacts with the system (e.g., display interface, network interface, PowerChute™ software).

NOTE: Do not use a non-APC approved battery. The system won’t detect it and operation may be adversely affected, voiding the warranty.

Features:

• Monitors and informs user of each RBC’s health.
• Monitors and shows the end-of-useful-life date for each RBC on the UPS Display Interface.
• Provides audible alarm and display message for estimated battery end-of-life (configurable notification period).
• Automatically detects addition/removal of XLBPs and RBCs.
• Monitors internal temperature of each XLBP and adjusts battery charging automatically.

Maintenance:

• RBC maintenance: APC RBCs use sealed, maintenance-free, Valve Regulated Lead-Acid batteries. No maintenance required.
• Runtime Test (Calibration): Perform when the steady state load changes significantly (e.g., adding/removing a server).
• Battery health monitoring: Assesses battery health via energy output and voltage during UPS Self Test, Runtime Calibration Test, and when operating on battery. Periodic, automatic Self Tests can be configured.

End of useful life:

• Near end of life notification: Message appears on display when RBC approaches end of life. Configure notification timing via Replacement Notification Time and Replacement Battery Alarm Time settings. Estimated replacement date available via UI.
• Needs replacement notification: Display shows when RBC replacement is required. Replace ASAP. May recommend replacing other RBCs nearing end of life.

Note: Continued operation after end-of-life notification may damage batteries.

Recycling: Remove RBC from UPS/XLBP. Recycle the RBC. Do not disassemble an RBC.

An RBC should only be disconnected or removed temporarily as part of the battery replacement procedure.

1. Disconnect the connected battery module in the UPS. Slide the RBC out of the UPS.

2. Slide the new RBC into the UPS and connect the battery module to the UPS.

3. Securely connect the battery module. Press the battery connector into the UPS until it is firmly connected. (Improper connection causes erratic operation, abnormal alerts, and potential lack of battery power).

4. After installing, the UPS display may prompt to verify the status. Respond YES if new, NO if not new.

Verify the UPS is connected to input power and output power is turned on (See “Operation”).

Perform a UPS Self Test.

Verify on the UPS display that the installation date for the replaced RBC is set to the current date. Manually change if needed (refer to Battery Install Date in “General settings”).

Allow the system to charge for 24 hours to ensure full runtime capability.

Use the table below to solve minor installation and operation problems. Refer to http://www.apc.com for complex issues.

1. Shut down and disconnect all connected equipment.

2. Disconnect the unit from mains power.

3. Disconnect all internal and external batteries (if applicable).

4. Follow the shipping instructions outlined in the Service section of this manual.

If the unit requires service, do not return it to the dealer. Follow these steps:

1. Review the Troubleshooting section of the manual to eliminate common problems.

2. If the problem persists, contact APC by Schneider Electric Customer Support through the APC by Schneider Electric web site, http://www.apc.com.

a. Note the model number and serial number and the date of purchase. These are on the rear panel label and may be available via the LCD display.

b. Call Customer Support. A technician will attempt phone support. If unsuccessful, they will issue a Returned Material Authorization Number (RMA#).

c. If the unit is under warranty, repairs are free.

d. Service procedures and returns vary internationally. Refer to http://www.apc.com for country-specific instructions.

3. Pack the unit properly to avoid transit damage. Never use foam beads. Transit damage is not covered under warranty. Note: Before shipping, always disconnect battery modules in a UPS or external battery pack. Disconnected internal batteries may remain inside.

4. Write the RMA# provided by Customer Support on the outside of the package.

5. Return the unit by insured, prepaid carrier to the address provided by Customer Support.