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Technical Data Sheet LP 11 924 Series 6 & 10 kVA

Bypass

Primary components

- Thyristor switch
- Synchronization circuit inverter/bypass utility

Bypass voltage limits

- 15% - +10% of nominal

Frequency tracking range

+/- 2, 4 or 6% of nominal, selectable

Slew rate

1Hz/s or 5Hz/s, selectable

Bypass Miniature circuit breaker (MCB)

A

32

63

Overload capability on bypass, 1 minute/10 minutes

A

45/30

70/60

Customer interface connections

Potential free contacts

Four open-collector contacts signaling following alarms:

- bypass active

- mains failure

- battery low

- general alarm

Serial port (on Delta 9 pin connector)

For serial communication

Input terminals for

- Emergency shutdown

- Battery extension Miniature Circuit Breaker alarm wiring

Controls, signals and alarms

Front

Rear

Operation/Alarm

: green/red LED

LCD screen

: 2 x 16 characters

Push-buttons

Buzzer (resettable)

* = optional

3 optional slots for : RS232 interface card (std installed)

: Potential free contacts*

: SNMP*

: RPA* redundant parallel architecture

On/off switch

Manual bypass switch

Input/Output terminals

DC connector for external batteries

Line circuit breaker

Bypass circuit breaker

The LCD screen shows UPS system data, status messages, alarm messages, settings.

Front panel

Optional features

SNMP interface card

An SNMP interface card can be placed in the rear panel of the UPS, and allows the data interface to be connected directly to

an Ethernet network.

When this option is installed the serial communication link is no longer available to the user.

Relay card

The relay plug-in card can be installed in the rear panel of the UPS. The card is provided with four potential free contacts

representing: battery low, bypass active, utility failure and general alarm.

Connectivity products

Interface kits (cables and/or software) are available for operating systems supporting JAVA and most commonly used

network operating systems, including Novell, UNIX, VMS, Windows platforms, IBM AS/400, IBM OS/2, LINUX.

Please contact GE for specific information.

Note: all indicated values are typical. Variations may be found from one unit to another.