AEG Protect B 2300 PRO manual

Operating Instructions PROTECT B. 750 PRO PROTECT B. 1000 PRO PROTECT B. 1400 PRO PROTECT B. 1800 (BP) PRO PROTECT B. 2300 PRO PRO TECT B. PRO PERFECT IN FORM AND FUNCTION PROTECT B. 3000 PRO[...]

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3 EN Thank you for deciding to purchase the PROTECT B. PRO from AEG Po w er Solutions. The following safety precautions are an important p art of these operating instructions. They are designed to help you avoid problems caused by operating errors an d to protect you against any possible hazards. Please make sure to read through these instructions [...]

4 EN 1 Notes on these Operating In structions Duty to provide information These operating in structions are designed to hel p you p ro p er l y and safely i ns t al l a n d operate the following U ninterruptible P ower S upply (UPS) systems: t he PR OT EC T B .7 50 PRO, the PR O TEC T B.1000 PRO, the PROTECT B.1400 PRO, the PROTECT B.1800 PRO , the[...]

5 EN invalidate any warranty claims. AEG accepts no liability for consequential damages. AEG will re scind all obligations, such as warranty agreements, service contra cts, etc., without prior notic e in the event that any spare parts other than original AEG spare parts or those purchased by AEG are used for maintenance and repair. Handling The PRO[...]

6 EN Table of Contents 1  Not es on th ese Op eratin g Inst ructi ons ................................. 4  2  General Inform ation ............................................................ 8  2.1  Brief overview .............................................................. 8  2.2  System description ........................[...]

7 EN 7.2.3  Indicators ( LED indicators ) ............................. 34  7.2.4  Liquid crystal display .......................................... 34  7.2.5  Abbreviation index ............................................. 36  7.2.6  Audible signa ls ................................................... 36  7.3  UPS opera[...]

8 EN 2 General Information i The PROTEC T B.PRO is an U ninterruptib le P owe r S upply (UPS) for important elect rical loads such as personal computers, workst ations, servers, network components, telecom munication equipment and similar electrical loads. The PROTECT B. PRO series is a compact, interactive, sin usoi dal- type UPS available with ou[...]

9 EN Features of the PROTECT B. PRO: • VI (line-interactive) protection technolo gy with sinusoidal output voltage • Microprocessor contro l for high reliability and optimum control behaviour • Overload, short-circuit proof • Operator-friendly LCD (liquid crystal display) for easi er readability / configuration • State-of-the-art battery [...]

10 EN Battery Inverter Rectifier Load Mains Mains filter AVR ~ ~ Under continuous main s undervoltage or overvoltage within defined ranges, the auto matic voltage regulation (AVR) p rovides additional stabilisation of the electrical load voltage. Voltage fluctuations of the public main s are thus damped to a level acceptable for the electrica l loa[...]

11 EN 2.3 Technical data Type rating PROTECT B. 750 PRO 750 VA (cos ϕ = 0.9 lag.) 675 W PROTECT B. 1000 PRO 1000 VA (cos ϕ = 0.9 lag.) 900 W PROTECT B. 1400 PRO 1400 VA (cos ϕ = 0.9 lag.) 1260 W PROTECT B. 1800 PRO 1800 VA (cos ϕ = 0.9 lag.) 1620 W PROTECT B. 2300 PRO 2300 VA (cos ϕ = 0.9 lag.) 2070 W PROTECT B. 3000 PRO 3000 VA (cos ϕ = 0.9 [...]

12 EN Rated output current (at 230 V AC) PROTECT B. 750 PRO 3.2 A PROTECT B. 1000 PRO 4.3 A PROTECT B. 1400 PRO 6.1 A PROTECT B. 1800 PRO 7.8 A PROTECT B. 2300 PRO 10.0 A PROTECT B. 3000 PRO 13.0 A Power factor range 0.8 lag. to 0.9 cap. with full power output 10% power reduction in the range of 0.5 lag. to 0.8 lag. Transfer time in ca se of mains [...]

13 EN Deep discharge protection/ Yes Protection against overcharging Rated direct current (intermediate ci rcuit) PROTECT B. 750 PRO 24 V PROTECT B. 1000 PRO 24 V PROTECT B. 1400 PRO 48 V PROTECT B. 1800 PRO 48 V PROTECT B. 2300 PRO 72 V PROTECT B. 3000 PRO 72 V Tri ckl e cha rge volt age 2.28 Vdc/cell (25 °C preset) Temperature-dependent charge v[...]

14 EN Efficiency B. 75 0 PRO > 97% / > 90% / > 83% with a 50-100% load B. 1000 PRO > 97% / > 90% / > 83% (ECO / AVR / batt ery mode) B. 1400 PRO > 97% / > 90% / > 85% B. 1800 PRO > 97% / > 90% / > 85% B. 2300 PRO > 97% / > 90% / > 87% B. 3000 PRO > 97% / > 90% / > 87% Inherent noise (at 1m dista[...]

15 EN Weight (net/gross) PROTECT B. 750 PRO 14.5 kg/18.0 kg PROTECT B. 1000 PRO 15.0 kg/18.5 kg PROTECT B. 1400 PRO 22.0 kg/25.5 kg PROTECT B. 1800 PRO 14.5 kg/18.0 kg PROTECT B. 1800 BP PRO 29.5 kg/32.5 kg PROTECT B. 2300 PRO 29.0 kg/33.5 kg PROTECT B. 3000 PRO 29.5 kg/34.0 kg Dimensions ( W x D x H – net) (Specificati ons include f ront panel f[...]

16 EN 3 Safety Regulations 3.1 General safety precautions Read these operating instruct ions before commi ssioning the USV PROTECT B. PRO for the first time and comply with the safety precautions! The device may only be used in technically fault-f ree condition, as intended and in a saf ety-conscious manner in compliance with the operating instruct[...]

17 EN The output can be energised even if the UPS is not connected to the mains supply, as the UPS has its own internal power supply (battery)! For reasons of personal p rotection, the device must be properly earth ed! The PROTECT B. PRO may only be connected to 220/230/240 V AC mains with protective earthing with a VDE-tested main s connection cab[...]

18 EN • If the UPS is brought from a cold environment into th e room where it will be set up, condensation ma y occur. In such cases, allow the device to acc limatise for at least 2 hours. The UPS must be co mpletely dry before it may be commissioned. • Never connect the mains input and UPS output to one an- other! • Ensure that liquids or fo[...]

19 EN When replacing the batteri es, heed the following: Use only identical, maintenance-free, close d lead batteries with the same specifications as the o riginal batteries. Pre-wired replacement battery kits which are ready for connectio n are available at your specialist dealer. Risk of explosion! Do not throw batteries into an open fire. Do not[...]

20 EN 3.3 CE certificate[...]

21 EN 4 Inst allation 4.1 Unpacking and checking The device has been ful ly tested and checked. Although the packing and shipping of the device are done with the usual care, transport damage cannot be fully ruled out. i Transport damage cl aims are to be lodged with the transport company! For this reason check the shipping container for damage upon[...]

22 EN The original packi ng materials provide effective prote ction against impacts and sho uld be retained to ensure secure transport at a later date. To rule out the risk of suffocation, kee p t he plast ic packaging bags out of the reach of babies and children. Handle the components with ca re. Be especiall y min dfu l of t heir weig ht. Obtain [...]

23 EN • Protect units against external influences (particularly humidit y and dust). In this regard, ob serv e th e i nfo rm at io n in C ha p. 3 as from Page16 of these operating instructions . • If the device is brought from a cold roo m to a warm room, or if the room temperature drops suddenly, condensation may occur inside the device. Let t[...]

24 EN 4.3.2 Set-up as an upright device (to w er) Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Press the round bu tt on located at the bottom right. The display is r eleased from the retainer. Rotate the di sp la y clockwise by 90°. Press the di s pl ay back into its reta ine r in the position shown below. Step 4: Step 5: Step 6: Assemble the feet as shown below . Pos[...]

25 EN 5 Overview of Connections, Controls and Display Components 5.1 Front view UPS of the PROTECT B. PRO series Ext. battery expansion (B atteryP ack) PROTECT B.1800 BP PRO Explanations : A UPS model series designation with power specificatio n in VA B Hole for attachment of the name plate for tower setup C Ventilation grate (do not block) i Excep[...]

26 EN 5.2 Rear view (connections) Rear view of PROTECT B.750 PRO/B.1000 PRO/B.1400 PRO Rear view of PROTECT B.1800 PRO Rear view of PROTECT B.1800 BP PRO Rear view of PROTECT B. 2300 PRO/B. 3000 PRO[...]

27 EN Explanations : 1 Mains conne ction (UPS input) 2 Sliding switch for selecting the maximum battery charge current (PROTECT B.1800 PRO only) 3 Resettable mains in put automatic fuse 4 Manageable UPS outputs, i. e. electrical load connections which can be influenced via the UPS operator panel and/or th e software 5 Electrical load connections ( [...]

28 EN 6 Electrical Connection 6.1 Internal battery contact connection (all models except PROTECT B.1800 PRO) 1. Ensure that the UPS is de-energised and that no mains connection cables are plugged in. 2. Now grasp the left and right sides below the front panel and pull the front panel out toward the front. Th e lock will disengage... 3. ...and you c[...]

29 EN 6.2 External battery unit contact connection (PROTECT B.1800 PRO onl y) External battery expansions ar e connected from the back of the device. It is not necessary to open the front panel(s). Remove the battery connection covers from the back of the UPS and the battery unit(s) (see also Item 8/16 on Page 26). M ake the power connections to th[...]

30 EN 6.3 Mains connection Compare the setting of the rated su pply voltage of the UPS to the rated voltage applicable for your country. The ex-works presetting of the UPS output voltage is 230 V AC. Changes to 208 V AC, 220 V AC, 230 V AC or 240 V AC can be made via the operator panel. To ensure proper functioning of the UPS and its additional equ[...]

31 EN Finally, check the firm seating of the wire jumpers attache d in the Emergency Power Off plug and tighten the two exte rnal screws of the plug part (see also Page 27 Item 11). If you would like to use the emergency switch-of f function, continue with Section 8.4 on Page 41. The integrated Emergency Power Off mechanism is use d so lely to swit[...]

32 EN UPS device at any time. If the device does become overloaded, however, "O VERLOAD" ap pears in the di splay and an audi ble tone is emitted. The co nnected electrical loa ds continue to be supp lied with power for a specific per iod of time which depends on the severity of the overlo ad, but the connected lo ad must be reduced immed[...]

33 EN 7.2 Operator panel 7.2.1 Overview The panel is made up of three units: the liquid crystal display with black pictograms on a white background, the four buttons for menu navigation and mechani cal enabling of the rotatable unit and, at the top, the three di fferent UPS status display LEDs. 7.2.2 Operating buttons (n avigation) The four buttons[...]

34 EN • This button is used to release the mechanical lock of the operator panel and thus permits the set-up-based display direction (rack or to wer mode) 7.2.3 Indicators (LED indicators) 7.2.4 Liquid crystal display Information on the remaining autono my time Symbol for display of the autonomy time Shows the remaining autonomy time, depending o[...]

35 EN Setup options Indicator in setup menu (see also Section 7.4, starting on Page 38) Displayed measured v alu es The measured values for the followi ng are displayed in sequence: Input voltage [V AC], input frequency [Hz], battery voltage [V DC], output voltage [V AC], output frequency [Hz], load [%] and internal UPS /battery temp. [°C] Indicat[...]

36 EN Information on the battery s ystem Bar graph for displaying the battery capa city: 0-25%, 26-50%, 51-75% and 76-100% Battery undervoltage indication Pictogram indicates a faulty/non-connected battery system 7.2.5 Abbreviation index Abbreviation Display Meaning ENA Enable DIS Disable ESC Escape EP Emergency Power Off TP Tempera ture CH Charger[...]

37 EN 7.3 UPS operating states Mains mode ECO mode Abbreviation for "E fficiency C orrective O ptimiser" In this operating mode (UPS input voltage belo w ± 10% of U rated ), the electrical loads are switched to direct mains supply to increase efficiency. With a fully- charged batt ery system, the UPS internal fan also stops. Mains mode A[...]

38 EN 7.4 UPS settings The two parameters of the UPS setup menu: Para meter 1: displ ays the currently selected menu item. 3 settings can be changed manually via th e operator pan el: UPS output volt age "01", activation or deactivation of a ti me-based manageabl e output socket group "02" and its delay "03". T he UPS [...]

39 EN Procedure for programming the manageable outputs Step 1: First set the UPS to the so-called standby operating mode, i.e. if the UPS was just in operation, switch it off. ATTENTION: Your connected electrical loads ar e de-energised by t hi s! Also ensure that the internal/e xt ern al battery's contacts were connected pr operly. The liquid[...]

40 EN 8 Interfaces and Communication 8.1 Computer interfaces RS232 and USB Different interfaces are available for co ntrol of the UPS and the convenient read-out of status indications and measured values. The interface protocol is designed for operation with the shutdown and UPS management software "C ompuWatch" from AEG. To connect your [...]

41 EN The "CompuWatch" shutdown soft ware supports various operating systems, incl. Windows 98/ME, Windows NT/2000/XP, Windows Vista/7, Linux SUSE, Linux Red Hat, Novell Netware, IBM AIX, HP-UX, SUN Solaris, Mac OS X etc. Sample screen from "CompuWatch" Details on ins tallation under the var ious operating syste ms can be found [...]

42 EN switch-off mechanism a nd manual restart by switching the "UPS On" does the UPS return to normal operating con dition. To install the emergency switch-off mechani sm, proceed as follows: 1. Check whether the UPS is switched off, and switch it off if necessary (standby operating mod e). 2. Remove the plug part from the EPO insert on [...]

43 EN 9 T roubleshooting 9.1 Malfunctions The PROTECT B. PRO outputs detailed fault indica tions which you or the service personnel can use to quickly and precisely localise and interpret malfunctions which occur. Below you will find suggested processes/soluti ons for rem edying the problem you are experiencing. If you are not able to solve the pro[...]

44 EN 9.1.2 Alarm messages / w arnings Event Symbol (flashing) Alarm Battery undervoltage Periodic warning tone every second Overload Double periodic wa rning tone every second Battery system not con nected properly Periodic warning tone every second Battery system overload Periodic warning tone every second Battery chargi ng unit malf. Periodic wa[...]

45 EN Symptom Po ssi bl e ca us e Suggested solution Pictograms and are flashing. Warning tone is emitted once a second. Emergency switch-off a ct i ve ; the plug part or - it s i ns er te d wire bridge may have be en disconnected fro m t he back of the UPS. Reset the connected switch or insert the plug part. Briefly disconnect the UPS from the mai[...]

46 EN Symptom Po ssi bl e ca us e Suggested solution Pictogram and fault code "43" light up on the display. Warning tone emitted continuously . UPS has switched off automatically due to an excessively high or l on g - lasting overload . Disconnect some of the connected devices. Rest art the UPS. Fault codes "1", "2", &[...]

47 EN 10.2 Regular checks The following service work sho uld be carried out: Activity Interval Described in Visual check 6 months Section 10.2.1 Battery/fan check 6 mont hs Sect. 10.2.2/10.2.3 10.2.1 Visual check When carrying out the visual che ck: • Determine whether mechanical damag e or foreign bodies can be identified in the device • Deter[...]

48 EN stopped up, clean them. In case of unusually loud o r tu rbul ent running, please contact our hotline (see Page 5) . 10.3 Battery replacement ATTENTION: A battery can cause an electri c shock and can therefore be consi derably dangerous if handled improperly. The following precaution ary measures should be implemented before the batteries a r[...]

49 EN 4. After loosening the two screws of the b attery protection plate, remove the plate from the fro nt. When doing so, guide the battery connector through the intended o pe ni ng . 5. Now remove the entire batter y kit by carefully and slowly pulling it out from the front. Be aware of the weight involved, especially with the more powerful model[...]

50 EN i Note on the PROTECT B.1800 (BP) PRO: When replacing externa l battery systems, we strongly recommend replacing all battery banks fo r technical reasons. Disposal of waste batteries (applicable in the European Union and other Europe an countries with separate collection sy stems) This symbol on the battery or on the p ackaging indicates that[...]

51 EN 11 Storage, Removal and Disposal 11.1 Storage Long storage periods without occasional chargin g o r discharging can lead to permanent d amage of the battery. When the battery is stored at room temperature (20 °C to 30 °C), a self-discharge of 3-6% per m ont h takes place due to internal reactions. Storage at temper ature s above room temper[...]

52 EN By ensuring this prod uct is disposed of co rrectly, you will help prevent potential negative cons equences fort he environ ment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste h andling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to cons erve natural resources. For more detailed information ab out recycling[...]

53 EN 12 Appendix 12.1 Glossary (technical terms) AVR A utomatic V oltage R egulation against mains voltage deviations Class D See device protection DC/DC booster Ci rc ui try fo r i nc re asi ng a d ir ect vo lt ag e t o a higher voltage level Device protection A term from overvoltage technology The classical mains ov ervoltage protection is compr[...]

54 EN 12.2 Index A Abbreviation index ......... 36 Alarm messages ............ 44 Autonomy time .............. 12 AVR ......................... 37, 53 B Battery expansion ........... 29 Battery mode .................. 37 Battery test ............... 35, 33 C CE declaration ................ 20 Cold start ........................ 19 Communication ...[...]

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