Powerware 9120 - Manual (Page 3)

Series 9 Power Protection
True Online Design
True online systems such as the
Powerware 9120 are the only type
of UPSs that completely isolate con-
nected equipment from all 9 of the
most common power problems:
Even when presented with the most
severe of these power problems, the
Powerware 9120 output remains
within a remarkable ±2% of nominal
voltage, meaning that your critical
system always receives clean power.
In addition, the Powerware 9120
transfers to battery with no break in
power, making it the perfect UPS for
equipment in environments plagued
by poor power.
Power Failures
UPS On
On Battery
On Bypass
Alarm
Starts Up/Shuts down the UPS
Scroll meters/
Select UPS settings
Scroll UPS settings/
Select UPS setting parameter
LCD
Power Sags
Power Surges
Undervoltage
Electrical
Line Noise
Overvoltage
Frequency
Variation
Switching
Transient
Harmonic
Distortion
Powerware 9120 Features
Front Panel Display
Informative user interface with LCD, four LED and audible alarms.
Loads Segments, Network Transient Protector and Remote
Emergency Power Off (REPO) Port
Load Segments are groups of receptacles that
can be independently controlled and extend
battery backup times for critical equipment.
To preserve battery power for more critical
equipment connected to
Load Segment 1 , shut
down Load Segment 2 supporting less critical
equipment.
Shut down and power up Load Segments in
user defined sequence.
The Network Transient Protector isolates your
modem, fax machine, and other electronic
equipment from “back door” power surges
The REPO port enables you to shut down the
UPS and connected equipment from a remote
location in an emergency.
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Powerware 9120 1000 Shown
Hot-Swappable Batteries
You can hot-swap batteries without powering down the critical load. This makes it possible to extend
the life of your UPS without returning the unit for service.
Extended Battery Modules (EBMs)
Increasing battery backup time is as simple as plugging in an extended battery module. Hot-swap
capability on all Powerware 9120 models allow you to expand run time or replace battery modules
while keeping your critical load up and running.
The lead-acid batteries typically used in a UPS are considered viable as long as they
can maintain backup time of at least half that of new batteries. The illustration below
shows that batteries that are constantly trickle charged (as are virtually all other UPS
batteries on the market today) reach the end of their useful life in less than half the
time of batteries charged using ABM. ABM uses a three-stage charging technique that
not only doubles battery service life, but also optimizes battery recharge time and
provides advanced notification of the end of useful battery life.
Advanced Battery Management (ABM) Technology Doubles Battery Service Life
Data based upon tests performed by an independent battery manufacturer
Battery Features and Run times
VA Standard Internal Battery 1 EBM 2 EBMs3 EBMs4 EBMs 5 EBMs
700 7/18 34/70 64/140 — — —
1000 7/18 36/80 66/155 — — —
1500 7/18 29/67 56/130 — — —
2000 12/34 49/107 93/195 140/310 192/403 240/504
3000 6/15 30/70 57/128 87/191 120/264 148/325
*Up to 2 EBMs can be connected to 700/1000/1500VA models and up to 5 EBMs can be connected to 2000/3000VA models. Run time chart provides typical information. Run times are approximate
and may vary with equipment, configuration, battery age, temperature, etc.
Battery Run Time Chart (in minutes full load/half load)*
Powerware 9120 - 1000VA shown with front cover
removed and battery shown sliding out.
Communications
Ī USB port (standard) allows UPS to communicate with Windows 98 and ME computers
Ī RS232 Port (standard) for interface with power management software
Ī SNMP/Web card (optional) adds direct control and monitoring capabilities in SNMP-based networks. Ability to
monitor UPS status and meters through web browser interface
Ī Relay card (optional) adds integration to industrial environment and building management systems, shutdown
for IBM AS/400.
S O F T W A R E S U I T E
LanSafe III &
CheckUPS
Network Shutdown
for UPSs
LanSafe III &
CheckUPS
Network Shutdown
for UPSs
OnliNet
SNMP-Based
Network Shutdown
& Monitoring
OnliNet
SNMP-Based
Network Shutdown
& Monitoring
Foreseer
Facility & Data
Center Management
Foreseer
Facility & Data
Center Management
Foreseer
Facility & Data
Center Management
LanSafe III &
CheckUPS
Network Shutdown
for UPSs
PowerVision
UPS Performance
Analysis &
Monitoring
PowerVision
UPS Performance
Analysis &
Monitoring
PowerVision
UPS Performance
Analysis &
Monitoring
OnliNet
SNMP-Based
Network Shutdown
& Monitoring
Powerware Software Suite
The industry’s most comprehensive software bundle, the Powerware Software Suite CD, is free and
included with every Powerware 9120 UPS.
Ī Software Wizard guides you through software selection and installation
Ī In addition to multimedia demonstrations, product data sheets, and video clips, the
Software Suite contains the following power management software:
– LanSafe III and CheckUPS Network shutdown for UPSs
– OnliNet (Lite / Vista / Centro): SNMP-based network shutdown and monitoring for UPSs
– PowerVision (30-day trial version): UPS performance analysis and monitoring
– Foreseer (demonstration): Facility and data center management
Powerware Software Suite
Software and Connectivity Options
Rear Panels: 120V, 208V and 230V Models
SNMP/Web Card shown
PW9120 700, 120V PW9120 1000, 120V PW9120 1500, 120V PW9120 2000, 120V PW9120 3000, 120V
PW9120 3000, 208V PW9120 700i/1000i, 230V PW9120 1500i, 230V PW9120 2000i, 230V PW9120 3000i, 230V