Connect the Signal Cables from Switchgear and Third-Party Auxiliary Products
- Install the optional battery temperature sensor in the
battery solution. In battery cabinets, install the battery temperature
sensor in the top corner of the battery cabinet.
WARNING
Hazard of firePosition the battery temperature sensor as described to ensure correct temperature measurements.Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or equipment damage. - Route the battery temperature sensor cables from the battery solution to the UPS and connect as shown.
- Connect the signal cables from the battery disconnect device(s)
in your battery solution for shunt trip or undervoltage (UV) trip
connection to the UPS. Follow the illustration for connection with
internal 24 VDC supply. The UPS can connect to and monitor up to three
(if J8301-10 is used for backfeed) or four battery disconnect devices.
- Connect battery disconnect device 1 to terminal J8301 in the UPS.
- Connect battery disconnect device 2 to terminal J8301 in the UPS.
- Connect battery disconnect device 3 to terminal J8301 in the UPS.
- Connect battery disconnect device 4 to terminal J8301 in the UPS.
- For battery disconnect device trip 4, connect trip unit negative to pin 1 or 4 or 7 of terminal J8301.
NOTE: The following diagram and table demonstrate the battery disconnect device trip connection with internal 24 VDC supply and pin connections.J8301 Pin Connections for Battery Disconnect Device(s)
The cable supplying the shunt trip shall be a jacket cable and rated for 600 VAC. The cables shall be sized taking the cable voltage drop and the recommendation of the shunt trip manufacturer into consideration.
Battery Disconnect Device 1
Pin number Function 1 GND 2 BB_UV_TRIP_1 3 BB_SHUNT_TRIP_1 Battery Disconnect Device 2
Pin number Function 4 GND 5 BB_UV_TRIP_2 6 BB_SHUNT_TRIP_2 Battery Disconnect Device 3
Pin number Function 7 GND 8 BB_UV_TRIP_3 9 BB_SHUNT_TRIP_3 Battery Disconnect Device 4
Pin number Function 10 24 V 11 BB_UV_TRIP_4 12 BB_SHUNT_TRIP_4 - Connect signal cables from the auxiliary contacts in your
switchgear to the UPS.
Terminal number Function Connection J8302, 1-2 UIB (unit input disconnect device) Connect to normally open (NO) auxiliary contacts in unit input disconnect device UIB. UIB must contain an auxiliary contact for each connected UPS. J8302, 3-4 SSIB (static switch input disconnect device) Connect to normally open (NO) auxiliary contacts in static switch input disconnect device SSIB. SSIB must contain an auxiliary contact for each connected UPS. J8302, 5-6 Ext. MBB (external maintenance bypass disconnect device) Connect to normally closed (NC) auxiliary contacts in external maintenance bypass disconnect device (Ext. MBB). Ext. MBB must contain an auxiliary contact for each connected UPS. J8302, 7-8 UOB (unit output disconnect device) Connect to normally open (NO) auxiliary contacts in unit output disconnect device UOB. J8303, 1-2 RUOB (redundant AUX switch in unit output disconnect device) Connect to redundant auxiliary contacts in unit output disconnect device UOB. J8303, 3-4 SIB (system isolation disconnect device) Connect to normally open (NO) auxiliary contacts in system isolation disconnect device SIB for parallel system. SIB must contain an auxiliary contact for each connected UPS. J8304, 1-2 BB1 (battery disconnect device 1) Connect to normally open (NO) auxiliary contacts in battery disconnect device number 1. J8304, 3-4 BB2 (battery disconnect device 2) Connect to normally open (NO) auxiliary contacts in battery disconnect device number 2. J8304, 5-6 BB3 (battery disconnect device 3) Connect to normally open (NO) auxiliary contacts in battery disconnect device number 3. J8304, 7-8 BB4 (battery disconnect device 4) Connect to normally open (NO) auxiliary contacts in battery disconnect device number 4. J8305, 1-2 One internal switch UPS:
IMB (internal maintenance disconnect device)
Four internal switches UPS:
MBB (maintenance bypass disconnect device)Connect to normally closed (NC) auxiliary contacts in internal maintenance disconnect device IMB or maintenance bypass disconnect device MBB. J8310, 1 Backfeed relay common See Backfeed Protection. J8310, 2 Backfeed relay normally closed (NC) See Backfeed Protection. J8310, 3 Backfeed relay normally open (NO) See Backfeed Protection.