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Delta UPS - Ultron Family

DPS Series, Three Phase
300- 600 kVA
User Manual
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Ultron DPS Series 2

Table of Content
Chapter 1 : Important Safety Instructions .............................................................................. 7
1.1 Installation Warnings ........................................................................... 7
1.2 Connection Warnings .......................................................................... 7
1.3 Usage Warnings.................................................................................. 9
1.4 Storage Warnings ............................................................................. 10
1.5 Standard Compliance ....................................................................... 10
Chapter 2 : Introduction ....................................................................................................... 11
2.1 General Overview ............................................................................. 11
2.2 Inspection .......................................................................................... 11
2.3 Functions & Features ........................................................................ 14
2.4 Exterior & Dimensions ...................................................................... 16
2.5 Front View ......................................................................................... 17
2.6 Internal View ..................................................................................... 19
2.7 Tri-color LED Indicator & Buzzer ...................................................... 25
Chapter 3 : Operation Modes .............................................................................................. 28
3.1 On-Line Mode ................................................................................... 28
3.2 Battery Mode ..................................................................................... 29
3.3 Bypass Mode .................................................................................... 29
3.4 Manual Bypass Mode ....................................................................... 30
3.5 ECO Mode ........................................................................................ 30
3.6 Frequency Conversion Mode ............................................................ 31
Chapter 4 : Communication Interfaces ................................................................................ 32
4.1 Communication Interfaces I: on the Front of the UPS
with the Front Door Open .................................................................. 32
4.1.1 Display Port ....................................................................................... 33
4.1.2 REPO Dry Contacts .......................................................................... 33
4.1.3 External Battery Temperature Dry Contacts ..................................... 39
4.1.4 External Switch/ Breaker Status Dry Contacts ................................. 39
4.1.5 Output Dry Contacts ......................................................................... 40
4.1.6 Input Dry Contacts ............................................................................ 42
4.1.7 Parallel Communication Cards ......................................................... 44
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4.1.8 Parallel Ports ..................................................................................... 45
4.1.9 SMART Slot ...................................................................................... 45
4.1.10 USB Port & RS-232 Port ................................................................... 46
4.1.11 Auxiliary Power Cards....................................................................... 46
4.1.12 Battery Start Buttons ......................................................................... 47
4.2 Communication Interfaces II: at the Rear of the Touch Panel .......... 48
Chapter 5 : Installation and Wiring ...................................................................................... 53
5.1 Before Installation and Wiring ........................................................... 53
5.2 Installation Environment.................................................................... 53
5.3 Fixing the UPS .................................................................................. 56
5.4 Wiring ................................................................................................ 59
5.4.1 Pre-wiring Warnings .......................................................................... 59
5.4.2 Single Input to Dual Input Modification ............................................. 62
5.4.3 Installation of Insulating Plates for Top & Bottom Wiring .................. 65
5.4.4 Single Unit Wiring ............................................................................. 67
5.4.5 Parallel Units Wiring.......................................................................... 82
5.5 External Battery Cabinet Connection Warnings ............................... 89
5.6 Installation of Rodent Shields ........................................................... 97
5.6.1 Installation of 300kVA UPS’s Rodent Shields ................................... 97
5.6.2 Installation of 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS’s Rodent Shields ................... 99
Chapter 6 : UPS Operation ................................................................................................ 101
6.1 Pre Start-up & Pre Turn-off Warnings ............................................. 101
6.2 Start-up Procedures ........................................................................ 102
6.2.1 On-Line Mode Start-up Procedures ................................................ 102
6.2.2 Battery Mode Start-up Procedures ................................................. 103
6.2.3 Bypass Mode Start-up Procedures ................................................. 104
6.2.4 Manual Bypass Mode Start-up Procedures .................................... 105
6.2.5 ECO Mode Start-up Procedures ..................................................... 107
6.2.6 Frequency Conversion Mode Start-up Procedures ........................ 109
6.3 Turn-off Procedures ........................................................................ 111
6.3.1 On-Line Mode Turn-off Procedures ................................................ 111
6.3.2 Battery Mode Turn-off Procedures .................................................. 111
Ultron DPS Series 4

6.3.3 Bypass Mode Turn-off Procedures ................................................. 112
6.3.4 Manual Bypass Mode Turn-off Procedures .................................... 112
6.3.5 ECO Mode Turn-off Procedures ..................................................... 112
6.3.6 Frequency Conversion Mode Turn-off Procedures ......................... 113
6.4 Start-up & Turn off Procedures for Parallel Units............................ 113
Chapter 7 : LCD Display & Settings .................................................................................. 115
7.1 LCD Display Hierarchy.................................................................... 115
7.2 How to Turn on the LCD ................................................................. 118
7.3 Introduction of Touch Panel and Function Keys ............................. 119
7.4 Password Entry ............................................................................... 125
7.5 Check Kilowatt-Hour ....................................................................... 125
7.6 UPS Settings ................................................................................... 127
7.6.1 Bypass Setting ................................................................................ 127
7.6.2 Mode Setting ................................................................................... 127
7.6.3 Output Setting ................................................................................. 128
7.6.4 Battery & Charging Setting ............................................................. 129
7.6.5 Parallel Setting ................................................................................ 131
7.6.6 Dry Contact Setting ......................................................................... 131
7.6.7 General Setting ............................................................................... 133
7.6.8 IP Setting......................................................................................... 134
7.6.9 Control............................................................................................. 134
7.7 System Maintenance ...................................................................... 135
7.7.1 Warning ........................................................................................... 135
7.7.2 Historical Event ............................................................................... 135
7.7.3 Statistics .......................................................................................... 136
7.7.4 Test.................................................................................................. 136
7.7.5 Clear................................................................................................ 136
7.7.6 Advanced Diagnosis ....................................................................... 137
7.7.7 Version & S/N .................................................................................. 137
Chapter 8 : Optional Accessories ...................................................................................... 138
8.1 EMS Function on the LCD Screen.................................................. 140
8.2 BMS Function on the LCD Screen.................................................. 144
8.3 MFC Function on the LCD Screen.................................................. 146
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Chapter 9 : Maintenance ................................................................................................... 148
Appendix 1 : Technical Specifications ............................................................................... 149
Appendix 2 : Warranty ....................................................................................................... 152
Ultron DPS Series 6

Chapter 1 : Important Safety Instructions
1.1 Installation Warnings

• This is a three-phase four-wire on-line uninterruptible power supply (hereafter referred
to as 'UPS'). It can be used for commercial and industrial applications.
• Install the UPS in a well-ventilated indoor area, away from excess moisture, heat, dust,
flammable gas or explosives.
• Leave adequate space around all sides of the UPS for proper ventilation and
maintenance. Please refer to 5.2 Installation Environment.
• Only authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can perform installation and
maintenance. If you want to install the UPS by yourself, please install it under the
supervision of authorized Delta engineers or service personnel.
• Follow the IEC 60364-4-42 standard to install the UPS.
1.2 Connection Warnings

• Before applying electrical power to the UPS, make sure the UPS is grounded to avoid a
possible risk of current leakage.
• You can parallel up to eight UPS units.
• The UPS must be connected with an external battery cabinet (user-supplied, handled
and configured by Delta service personnel). Please refer to 5.5 External Battery
Cabinet Connection Warnings for relevant information.
• It is necessary to connect the protective devices with the UPS when the UPS is
connected to power sources and critical loads.
• The protective devices connected to the UPS must be installed near the UPS and easily
accessible for operation.
• Protective Devices:
1. For single input, please install (1) a protective device between the main AC source
and the UPS and (2) a protective device between the connected critical loads and
the UPS.
2. For dual input, please install (1) a protective device between the main AC source
and the UPS, (2) a protective device between the bypass source and the UPS and
(3) a protective device between the connected critical loads and the UPS.
3. Each protective device could be (1) a breaker, (2) a switch connected in series with
fuses, or (3) a switch*1. For the protective device’s rated current, please refer to the
table below.
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NOTE:
*1 Only applicable when the UPS has the corresponding built-in fuses, and the
configurations of the UPS’s built-in fuses must meet the protective device’s
requirement No.7 below.
300kVA 400kVA 500kVA 600kVA

800A 1000A 1250A 1500A
4. Each protective device should have the functions of overcurrent protection, short circuit
protection, insulating protection and shunt trip feature. Please refer to the table below
for the UPS cut-off current (Icc).

10kA 12.12kA 15.16kA 18.18kA
5. When selecting the protective devices, please take each power cable’s current capacity
and the system’s overload capacity (please refer to Appendix 1: Technical
Specifications) into consideration. Besides, the short-circuit capacity of the upstream
protective devices must be equal to or larger than the capacity of the UPS’s input
protective devices.
6. When the UPS has abnormalities and the input short-circuit current reaches 20kA, the
UPS’s internal semi-conductor fast-acting fuses need 8 ~ 10ms to be blown. Thus, the
upstream protective devices’ reaction time should be more than 10ms so that the UPS’s
semi-conductor fast-acting fuses would have sufficient time to block the system
breakdown and let the UPS transfer to Bypass mode.
7. If the UPS is supplied by a power source whose neutral is grounded, each protective
device must be a 3-pole type. If the UPS is supplied by a power source whose neutral is
not grounded, each protective device must be a 4-pole type.
8. The recommended electrical rating of the backfeed protective device is as follows.

690V/ 630A 690V/ 800A 690V/ 1000A 690V/ 1250A
Ultron DPS Series 8

1.3 Usage Warnings
• Before installation, wiring and working on the UPS’s internal circuits, please completely
cut off all power supplying to the UPS, including the input power and battery power.
• The UPS is specifically designed for information technology equipment and used to
power computers, servers, and associated peripheral devices. If you want to connect
any capacitive loads or non-linear loads (that have serious surge current) to the UPS, it
needs to be de-rated according to on-site applications. For such special applications,
please contact Delta service personnel for the accurate UPS sizing. The UPS is not
suitable for connecting with any asymmetrical loads (e.g. half-bridge motor drivers).
• The external slits and openings in the UPS are provided for ventilation. To ensure reliable
operation of the UPS and to protect the UPS from overheating, these slits and openings
must not be blocked or covered. Do not insert any object into the slits and openings that
may hinder ventilation.
• Before applying electrical power to the UPS, you must allow the UPS to adjust to room
temperature (20°C ~ 25°C (68°F ~ 77°F)) for at least one hour to avoid moisture
condensing inside the UPS.
• Do not put beverages on the UPS, external battery cabinet(s) or any other accessory
associated with the UPS.
• Do not open or remove the covers or panels of the UPS to avoid high-voltage electric
shock. Only authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can do so for installation
or maintenance. If you want to open or remove the covers or panels, do it only under the
• It is strictly forbidden to connect the UPS to any regenerative loads (e.g. CNC machines
and lifts).
• The risk of dangerous high voltage is possible when batteries are still connected to the
UPS even if the UPS is disconnected from the power sources. Before maintenance of
the UPS, turn off each external battery cabinet’s circuit breaker to completely cut off the
battery power from the UPS.
• Do not dispose of the battery or batteries in a fire. The batteries may explode.
• Do not open or damage the battery or batteries. The released electrolyte is harmful to
the skin and eyes and may be toxic.
• The UPS is electronic equipment that runs 24 hours continuously. To ensure its normal
lifetime, regular maintenance of the UPS and batteries is of vital importance and
necessary.
• Some components like batteries, power capacitors, and fans will become worn-out due
to long-term usage, and this will increase the risk of UPS failure. To replace and maintain
the components, please contact Delta service personnel.
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• A battery can present a risk of electric shock and high short-circuit current. The following
precautions should be observed before replacement of batteries:
1. Remove watches, rings, or other metal objects.
2. Use tools with insulating handles.
3. Wear insulating gloves and boots.
4. Do not lay tools or metal parts on the top of batteries.
5. Disconnect the charging source prior to connecting or disconnecting the battery
terminals.
• You must contact Delta customer service if any of the following events occurs:
1. Any liquid is poured or splashed on the UPS.
2. The UPS is deformed.
3. Any conductive powders or metals enter into the UPS.
4. The UPS does not run normally after you carefully followed the instructions in this
User Manual.
1.4 Storage Warnings

• Use the original packing materials to pack the UPS to prevent any possible damage from
rodents.
• If the UPS needs to be stored prior to installation, it should be placed in a dry indoor
area. The allowable storage temperature is below 70°C (158°F) and relative humidity is
below 95%.
1.5 Standard Compliance

• EN 62040-1
• EN 62040-2 Category C3
• EN 61000-4-2 Level 4
• EN 61000-4-3 Level 3
• EN 61000-4-6
• EN 61000-4-4 Level 4
• EN 61000-4-5 Level 4
• YD 5083-2005
• YD/ T 5096-2016
• NEBS GR-63-CORE Zone 4 Earthquake Level Qualification
Ultron DPS Series 10

Chapter 2 : Introduction
2.1 General Overview

The DPS series UPS, a three-phase four-wire online uninterruptible power supply (hereafter
referred to as ‘UPS’), is a dedicated design for data centers, factory facilities and large scale
power systems. The unit not only adopts advanced IGBT technology to provide high quality,
low noise, pure and uninterruptible output power to the connected loads but also applies the
latest design of DSP digital control technology and highest quality components.
2.2 Inspection
During UPS transportation, some unpredictable situations might occur. It is recommended
that you inspect the UPS exterior packaging. If you notice any damage, please immediately
contact the dealer from whom you purchased the unit.
Please check if any items are missing according to the following package lists. If the UPS
needs to be returned, carefully repack the UPS and all of the accessories using the original
packing materials that came with the unit.
300kVA UPS
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No. Item Q’ty
1 UPS 1 PC
2 User Manual 1 PC
3 Test Report 1 PC
4 Snap Bushing 3 PCS
5 Key (placed inside the UPS cabinet) 2 Copies
6 USB Cable 1 PC
7 Parallel Cable 1 PC
M12 Screw (used for input/ output/ battery wiring, the screws
8 used for grounding have been fixed on the unit before 50 PCS
shipment)
9 M12 Nut (used for input/ output/ battery wiring) 50 PCS
10 Flat Washer (used for input/ output/ battery wiring) 50 PCS
11 Rodent Shield (three types A, B, and C) 4 PCS
12 M5 Screw (used when fixing the rodent shields) 20 PCS
4-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block (used for REPO dry

13 1 PC
contacts)
6-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block (used for MODBUS and

14 1 PC
BMS ports)
8-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block (used for (1) external battery
15 temperature dry contacts and (2) external switch/ breaker 2 PCS
status dry contacts)
10-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block (used for input/ output dry
16 2 PCS
contacts)

400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS
No. Item Q’ty
1 UPS 1 PC
2 User Manual 1 PC
3 Test Report 1 PC
4 Snap Bushing 1 PC
5 Key (placed inside the UPS cabinet) 2 Copies
6 USB Cable 1 PC
7 Parallel Cable 1 PC
Wire Mount (used for bundling and fixing the signal cables and
8 3 PCS
parallel cables)
9 M4 Screw (used for fixing the wire mounts) 3 PCS
M12 Screw (used for input/ output/ battery wiring, the screws
10 used for grounding have been fixed on the unit before 50 PCS
shipment)
11 M12 Nut (used for input/ output/ battery wiring) 50 PCS
12 Flat Washer (used for input/ output/ battery wiring) 50 PCS
13 Rodent Shield (five types A, B, C, D, and E) 6 PCS
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No. Item Q’ty
14 M5 Screw (used when fixing the rodent shields) 20 PCS
15 Plastic Rivet (spare accessories) 36 PCS
4-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block (used for REPO dry

16 1 PC
contacts)
6-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block (used for MODBUS and

17 1 PC
BMS ports)
8-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block (used for (1) external battery
18 temperature dry contacts and (2) external switch/ breaker 2 PCS
status dry contacts)
10-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block (used for input/ output dry
19 2 PCS
contacts)
2.3 Functions & Features

• Hot-swappable communication interfaces realize on-line maintenance and reduce the
MTTR (Mean Time to Repair).
• Automatic input frequency detection enables operation at 50Hz or 60Hz.
• Automatic restart:
1. After a low battery shutdown, the UPS inverter will restart in normal mode
automatically right after the AC input resumes.
2. The UPS returns automatically to normal mode from Bypass mode after an overload
condition is cleared.
• Automatically detects whether bypass voltage is out of the rated voltage. If yes, the UPS
will stop supplying power to the critical loads to protect your electronic equipment.
• Supports ECO mode.
• Both auxiliary power and control circuit adopt redundancy design, which doubly
enhances UPS reliability.
• Allows maintenance for the power modules and system components from the top and
front of the unit.
• Generator compatible.
• Surge protection and EMI filter functions.
• Remote emergency power off.
• Single input and dual input functions.
• Supports external switch/ breaker status detection.

• Wide AC input voltage range (176/ 304Vac ~ 276/ 478Vac (full load); 132/ 228Vac ~ 276/
478Vac (70% load)) reduces frequent transfer from normal mode to Battery mode to
save battery consumption and prolong battery life.
• Battery start-up function even when there is no AC input.
• AC start-up function even when the UPS is not connected to the batteries.
WARNING:
Please note that when the UPS is not connected to the batteries, it will not
protect your equipment if the utility power is lost.
• Connects at maximum four external battery cabinets (optional) to extend the backup
time.
• Setting options of battery test (schedulable) and battery replacement alarm.
• Battery temperature monitoring and compensation.
• Optional battery management system (BMS) allows measurement of every battery’s
voltage.
• Smart battery charger design allows auto-charging or manual charging to shorten the
charging time.
• Provides diversified communication interfaces and a SMART slot. Please refer to
4. Communication Interfaces.
• Built-in memories record at maximum 10,000 event logs.
• Fan speed auto adjustment prolongs fan life and reduces noise when the critical loads
decrease. Moreover, fan failure detection circuit is established.
• State-of-the-art microprocessor technology performs self-detection and monitors fan
speed in real time, which provides complete and detailed operating status of the UPS.
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2.4 Exterior & Dimensions
(Figure 2-1: 300kVA UPS_ Exterior & Dimensions)
(Figure 2-2: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Exterior & Dimensions)

2.5 Front View
(Figure 2-3: Front View of 300kVA UPS)
(Figure 2-4: Front View of 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS)
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(Figure 2-5: How to Open the Front Door of 300kVA UPS)
(Figure 2-6: How to Open the Front Doors of 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS)

2.6 Internal View
WARNING:
Only authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can perform installation,
wiring, panel & cover removal, maintenance and operation. If you want to execute
any action mentioned above by yourself, the action must be under the supervision
of authorized Delta engineers or service personnel.
(Figure 2-7: 300kVA UPS_ Internal View)
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(Figure 2-8: 400/ 500/ 600 kVA UPS_ Internal View)
NOTE:
For 400, 500 and 600kVA UPS, their exteriors are the same. The main interior
difference is the number of power cells. In this manual, only 600kVA UPS will be
taken as an example for the 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS.
(Figure 2-9: 400/ 500/ 600 kVA UPS_ Interior Differences)

1. For detailed information about the communication interfaces, please refer to
4. Communication Interfaces.
2. About how to turn on/ turn off the switch, please refer to Figure 2-10.
(Figure 2-10: Turn on/ off the Switch)
3. The power outlet (220/ 230/ 240Vac, 3.15A) is without galvanic isolation.
NOTE:
Only authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can use the power outlet. If
you want to use the power outlet by yourself, it must be under the supervision of
authorized Delta engineers or service personnel.
4. The system fans are for heat dissipation of the internal bus bars and the battery fuses.
5. To see the wiring terminals, please remove the switch panels.
(Figure 2-11: 300kVA UPS_ Location of the Switch Panels and Screws)
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(Figure 2-12: 300kVA UPS_ AC Input Terminals & Bypass Input Terminals)
(Figure 2-13: 300kVA UPS_ UPS Output Terminals & Battery Input Terminals)

(Figure 2-14: 300kVA UPS_ Grounding Terminals)
(Figure 2-15: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Location of the Switch Panel and Screws)
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(Figure 2-16: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ AC Input Terminals & Bypass Input Terminals)
(Figure 2-17: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ UPS Output Terminals & Battery Input Terminals)

(Figure 2-18: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Grounding Terminals)
2.7 Tri-color LED Indicator & Buzzer
(Figure 2-19: Tri-color LED Indicator Location)
NOTE:
For information about the 10” color touch panel, please refer to 7. LCD Display &
Settings.
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The buzzer is located at the rear of the front door.
(Figure 2-20: 300kVA UPS_ Buzzer Location)
(Figure 2-21: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Buzzer Location)

Table 2-1: Tri-color LED Indicator, UPS Operation Mode & Buzzer
Tri-color LED
Status Meaning
Indicator
• Indicates the UPS is operating in one of the following

modes:
Text on the LCD Screen
UPS Operation Mode
(upper-right corner)
Green ON On-Line Mode ‘On-Line’
ECO Mode ‘ECO’
Frequency Conversion
‘Frequency Conversion’
Mode
• Indicates the UPS is operating in one of the following

modes:
Text on the LCD Screen
UPS Operation Mode
(upper-right corner)
Bypass Mode ‘Bypass’
Battery Mode ‘Battery’
Standby Mode ‘Standby’
Yellow ON
Softstart Mode ‘Softstart’
• Indicates a warning message:
Warning Level Buzzer Frequency
Sounds for 0.5 second
Minor
every 3 seconds.
Sounds for 0.5 second
Medium
every second.
• Indicates a warning message
Red ON Warning Level Buzzer Frequency

Major Long beep.
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Chapter 3 : Operation Modes
The UPS runs in six basic operation modes, which are On-Line mode, Battery mode,
Bypass mode, Manual Bypass mode, ECO mode and Frequency Conversion mode.
NOTE:
1. In this user manual, Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 and Q5 represents the following.
Code Meaning
Q1 Input Switch
Q2 Bypass Switch
Q3 Manual Bypass Switch
Q4 Output Switch
Q5 External Battery Cabinet’s Breaker
2. To enable the following operation modes, please refer to 6. UPS Operation &
7. LCD Display & Settings.
3.1 On-Line Mode

In On-Line mode, the main AC source supplies AC power via the Input Switch (Q1) to the
rectifier, and the rectifier converts the AC power to DC power and supplies the DC power to
the inverter. In the meantime, the rectifier provides charging power to the batteries. After
receiving the DC power, the inverter converts it into clean and stable AC power to the
connected critical loads via the Output Switch (Q4). During On-Line mode, the UPS’s tri-
color LED illuminates green and the text ‘On-Line’ appears in the upper right corner of the
LCD screen.

3.2 Battery Mode
The UPS transfers to Battery mode automatically if the main AC source is abnormal, for
example, when unstable voltage or a power outage occurs. In Battery mode, the batteries
provide DC power and the UPS converts it into AC power and supplies it to the connected
critical loads via the Output Switch (Q4). During the conversion process, output voltage
remains the same. During Battery mode, the UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates yellow and the
text ‘Battery’ appears in the upper right corner of the LCD screen.
3.3 Bypass Mode

When the inverter encounters abnormal situations such as over temperature, overload, short
circuit, abnormal output voltage or low battery, it will automatically shut itself down. If the
UPS detects the bypass input is normal, it will automatically switch to Bypass mode to protect
the connected critical loads from power interruption. After the above-mentioned
abnormalities are eliminated, the UPS will switch back to On-Line mode from Bypass mode.
During Bypass mode, the UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates yellow and the text ‘Bypass’
appears in the upper right corner of the LCD screen.
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3.4 Manual Bypass Mode
When the UPS works in Manual bypass mode, the current flows through the maintenance
bypass instead of the power modules so that the maintenance personnel can maintain the
circuit inside the UPS. However, DO NOT touch any terminal block which may carry high-
voltage electricity. During Manual Bypass mode, UPS’s input power is completely cut off,
and the critical loads are not protected. At the moment, the UPS’s tri-color LED and LCD
screen are both off.
3.5 ECO Mode

After the UPS is manually set as ECO mode via the LCD, the UPS will work in Bypass mode
if bypass input voltage and frequency are within ±10% of the rated voltage and ±3Hz of the
rated frequency respectively. Otherwise, the UPS will run in On-Line mode. During ECO
mode, the UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates green and the text ‘ECO’ appears in the upper
right corner of the LCD screen.

3.6 Frequency Conversion Mode
NOTE:
Frequency Conversion mode is only applicable to single UPS but not to parallel
UPSs.
After the UPS is manually set as Frequency Conversion mode via the LCD, the inverter will
automatically select 50Hz or 60Hz as the fixed output frequency. After the output frequency
is determined, the system will automatically disable the bypass function. Please note that,
once the inverter shuts down, there is no bypass output. During Frequency Conversion
mode, the UPS’s tri-color LED illuminates green and the text ‘Frequency Conversion’
appears in the upper right corner of the LCD screen.
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Chapter 4 : Communication Interfaces
The communication interfaces are hot-swappable and located at two different places. One
is on the front of the UPS with the front door open and the other is at the rear of the touch
panel. See Figure 2-7 and Figure 2-8 for their positions.
4.1 Communication Interfaces I: on the Front of the UPS with

the Front Door Open
(Figure 4-1: Communication Interfaces I)
No. Item Q’ty
1 Dry Contact Card 1 PC
2 Parallel Communication Card 2 PCS
3 SMART Slot 1 PC
4 System Control Card 1 PC
5 Auxiliary Power Card 2 PCS

4.1.1 Display Port
Before shipment, the display port has been connected to the 10” touch panel with the
designated cable in Delta factory.
4.1.2 REPO Dry Contacts

Connect the REPO dry contacts to a user-supplied switch and you can remotely shut down
the UPS when an emergency occurs. The REPO dry contacts provide normally open (NO)
and normally closed (NC) these two options for use.
(Figure 4-2: REPO Dry Contacts & Schematic)
NOTE:
To enable the normally closed (NC) function, please take out the dry contact card
and remove its Jump CNR3 before you turn on the UPS.
(Figure 4-3: Location of the Dry Contact Card)
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(Figure 4-4: Location of the Jump CNR3)
For connection to the REPO dry contacts (and other dry contacts on the communication
interfaces I), please follow the instructions below to route the signal cable (user-supplied).
NOTE:
1. In accordance with National Electrical Codes (NEC), please install a suitable
conduit and bushing for cable protection.
2. Please refer to national and local electrical codes for the acceptable cable size.
3. For top entry, please remove the knockout cover(s) at the top of the UPS before
performing the steps below.
 300kVA UPS_ Signal Cable Routing Method (Top Entry Only)

Step 1
Install the snap bushing(s). There are three cable entrances that you can choose to use. The
snap bushings are provided in the accessory package.

(Figure 4-5: 300kVA UPS_ Signal Cable Routing-1)
Step 2
Refer to instructions ❶ ~ ❹ below to properly route and secure the signal cable with cable
ties (user-supplied). There are eight bridge lances that you can choose to use.
(Figure 4-6: 300kVA UPS_ Signal Cable Routing-2)
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 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Signal Cable Routing Method (Top & Bottom Entry)
Step 1
For top entry, use the snap bushing, wire mounts and M4 screws in the accessory package
to install the snap bushing and fasten the wire mounts on the frame.
For bottom entry, use the wire mounts and M4 screws in the accessory package to fasten
the wire mounts on the frame.
(Figure 4-7: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Signal Cable Routing-1)

Step 2
For top/ bottom entry, route the user-supplied signal cable (❶) through the snap bushing
(❷), use a cable tie (user-supplied) for each wire mount (❸) to fix the signal cable on the
frame, and connect the signal cable to the REPO dry contacts (❹).
NOTE:
The number of the wire mounts and cable ties shown in the figures are for
reference only. The actual number depends on your on-site application.
(Figure 4-8: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Signal Cable Routing-2_ Top Entry)
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(Figure 4-9: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Signal Cable Routing-2_ Bottom Entry)

4.1.3 External Battery Temperature Dry Contacts
You can use the external battery temperature dry contacts (BT1, BT2, BT3 and BT4) to
detect at maximum four external battery cabinets’ temperatures. You need to purchase the
battery cabinet temperature sensor cable (optional).
For connection to the external battery temperature dry contacts, the signal cable routing is
the same as the REPO dry contacts’ signal cable routing.
(Figure 4-10: External Battery Temperature Dry Contacts)
4.1.4 External Switch/ Breaker Status Dry Contacts

There are four sets of external switch/ breaker status dry contacts (S1, S2, S3 and S4),
which can be used to respectively detect the status of input, bypass, output and manual
bypass switches or breakers.
For connection to the external switch/ breaker status dry contacts, the signal cable routing
is the same as the REPO dry contacts’ signal cable routing.
NOTE:
Only trained Delta engineers can enable the function. Please contact Delta
customer service for implementation.
(Figure 4-11: External Switch/ Breaker Status Dry Contacts)
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4.1.5 Output Dry Contacts
There are six sets of programmable output dry contacts. Please use the touch panel to set
each dry contact as normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Each dry contact can be
assigned a specific event. Six out of twenty-one events can be assigned according to your
applications. Please refer to the table below and 7.6.6 Dry Contact Setting.
For connection to the output dry contacts, the signal cable routing is the same as the REPO
dry contacts’ signal cable routing.
NOTE:
Since the output dry contacts belong to the secondary circuit, the voltage of each
dry contact’s connected device should not exceed 60Vdc/ 42Vac to avoid electric
shock or insufficient insulation.
(Figure 4-12: Output Dry Contacts & Schematic)

No. Event Description
1 None No set-up.
2 Load On Inverter The UPS works in On-Line mode.
3 Load On Bypass The UPS works in Bypass mode.
When the main AC source fails, the batteries

4 Load On Battery
supply power to the critical loads.
When the UPS runs in Battery mode, battery

5 Battery Low voltage is lower than the setup limit (default:
220Vdc).
The bypass voltage, frequency or phase

6 Bypass Input Abnormal
sequence is abnormal.
During the battery test, the battery voltage is out

7 Battery Test Fail
of the setup limit.
The #n power module’s internal communication

8 Internal Comm. Fail
is abnormal.
External Parallel Comm. Fail In parallel mode, parallel communication is

9
(For parallel application only) abnormal.
The UPS is overloaded or the UPS shuts down

10 Output Overload to let the bypass supply power to the critical
loads.
The EPO button is pressed to urgently power off

11 EPO Activated
the UPS.
The Manual Bypass Switch (Q3) is turned on and

12 Load On Manual Bypass
the UPS transfers to Manual Bypass mode.
The external battery cabinet’s temperature is too

13 Battery Over Temperature
high.
14 Output Voltage Abnormal The output voltage is abnormal.
15 Battery Need Replacement The battery replacement date is due.
16 Bypass Over Temperature The bypass static switch temperature is too high.
The bypass static switch has an open/ short

17 Bypass Static Switch Fault
issue.
18 UPS Over Temperature The UPS temperature is too high.
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When the EPO button is pressed, the UPS will

19 Battery Breaker Shunt Trip send a signal to the connected external shunt trip
device to cut off the battery power.
When the UPS’s bypass SCR has a short-circuit

issue, the UPS will send a signal to the
20 Backfeed Protection
connected external shunt trip device to cut off the
backfeed voltage.
When any UPS alarm occurs, the UPS will send

21 General Alarm
a signal.
4.1.6 Input Dry Contacts

There are four sets of programmable input dry contacts. The input dry contacts allow the
UPS to receive external signals from peripheral devices and let the UPS response
accordingly. Please use the touch panel to set each dry contact as normally open (NO) or
normally closed (NC). Each input dry contact can be assigned a specific event. Four out of
ten events can be assigned according to your applications. Please refer to the table below
and 7.6.6 Dry Contact Setting.
For connection to the input dry contacts, the signal cable routing is the same as the REPO
dry contacts’ signal cable routing.

(Figure 4-13: Input Dry Contacts & Schematic)
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1 None No set-up.
2 Generator Status Generator status detection.
3 Battery Ground Fail Battery leakage detection.
External Battery Breaker Status detection of the external battery cabinet’s

4
Detection breaker or switch.
5 Charger Off (Positive)*1 Turn off the charger (positive).
6 Charger Off (Negative)*1 Turn off the charger (negative).
In On-Line mode: the UPS will issue battery

abnormal warning.
7 Battery Abnormal Shutdown
In Battery mode: the UPS will turn to Bypass or
Standby mode immediately.
8 Input Transformer OTW Input transformer over temperature warning.
9 Output Transformer OTW Output transformer over temperature warning.
10 Battery Fuse Open The battery fuse is blown.
NOTE:
*1 If you use non-Delta lithium-ion batteries, you must set up Charger Off
(Positive) and Charger Off (Negative) these two items. Please refer to 7.6.6 Dry
Contact Setting. For settings relevant to the non-Delta lithium-ion batteries,
please refer to 7.6.4 Battery & Charging Setting. For more information, please
contact Delta customer service.
4.1.7 Parallel Communication Cards

The UPS has two parallel communication cards, which are master parallel communication
card and backup parallel communication card. Each card has one LED indicator and two
parallel ports.
If both cards work normally, the master parallel communication card’s LED indicator will
illuminate green and the backup parallel communication card’s LED indicator will illuminate
yellow.
If one card works normally and the other works abnormally, the normal card’s LED indicator
will illuminate green and the abnormal card’s LED indicator will illuminate red.
During the initialization process, both cards’ LED indicators flash yellow.

(Figure 4-14: Location of the Parallel Communication Cards)
4.1.8 Parallel Ports

The parallel ports are used to connect parallel UPSs to increase system capacity and
redundancy. With the provided parallel cables, up to eight UPS units with the same capacity,
voltage, frequency and version can be paralleled. Please only use the provided parallel
cables and adopt Daisy Chain method to parallel the UPS units.
Please refer to 5.4.5 Parallel Unit Wiring to route the parallel cables.
WARNING:
One parallel cable is provided in each UPS’s accessory package. Using other
cables to parallel the UPSs may cause failure, malfunctions and accidents.
(Figure 4-15: Location of the Parallel Ports)
4.1.9 SMART Slot

1. You can install the optional relay I/O card (for dry contact expansion) into the SMART
slot. For installation and application, please contact Delta customer service.
For connection to the relay I/O card’s dry contacts, the signal cable routing is the same
as the REPO dry contacts’ signal cable routing.
2. If you use the Delta lithium-ion batteries, you must install the optional multifunctional
communication card (MFC) into the SMART slot to monitor the battery status. For
settings and information relevant to the Delta lithium-ion batteries, please refer to 7.6.4
Battery & Charging Setting and 8. Optional Accessories. For more information,
please contact Delta customer service.
For connection to the MFC parallel ports, the Ethernet cable*1 routing is the same as the
UPS parallel cable routing.
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NOTE:
*1 One Ethernet cable is provided in each package of the optional multi-functional
communication card (MFC).
(Figure 4-16: Location of the SMART Slot)
4.1.10 USB Port & RS-232 Port

Use an RS-232 cable (not provided) or a USB cable (provided) to connect a computer to the
UPS’s RS-232 port or USB port, and you can (1) upgrade the firmware of the UPS, power
modules, system control card, parallel communication cards and optional multifunctional
communication card (MFC) and (2) download event logs.
NOTE:
Do not use the RS-232 port and the USB port at the same time.
(Figure 4-17: Location of the USB Port & RS-232 Port)
4.1.11 Auxiliary Power Cards

The UPS has two hot-swappable auxiliary power cards. Each card has one LED indicator. If
the auxiliary power card works normally, its LED indicator will illuminate green. If the auxiliary
power card is off or abnormal, its LED indicator will be off.
WARNING:
You can only remove one card at a time for a replacement to avoid power
interruption.

(Figure 4-18: Location of the Auxiliary Power Cards)
4.1.12 Battery Start Buttons

For the battery start buttons’ operation information, please refer to 6.2.2 Battery Mode Start-
up Procedures.
(Figure 4-19: Location of the Battery Start Buttons)
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4.2 Communication Interfaces II: at the Rear of the Touch
Panel
(Figure 4-20: Communication Interfaces II)

No. Item Description
1. Provides SNMP communication service.

1
(Network Port) 2. Connects to a user-supplied monitoring system.
There are two USB ports. Connect a user-supplied

2 USB flash drive to the USB ports to (1) upgrade the
(USB Port × 2) UPS and LCD’s firmware and (2) download event logs.
Connects to a user-supplied environmental monitoring

3 EMS/ CONSOLE
system or Delta EnviroProbe 1000 (optional).
Before shipment, the DISPLAY port has been

4 DISPLAY
connected.
Connects to the Delta battery management system

5 BMS (optional). The BMS function is only applicable to lead-
acid batteries.
1. Provides MODBUS communication service.

6 MODBUS
2. Connects to a user-supplied monitoring system.
7 RESET Press the RESET button to restart the LCD.
Before shipment, the EPO button on the front of the UPS

8 EPO
has been connected to the EPO port.
Please follow the instructions below to route the user-supplied signal cables. The signal
cable routing of the network port ( ) is taken as an example.
NOTE:
2. Please refer to national and local electrical codes for the acceptable cable
sizes.
3. For top entry, please remove the knockout cover(s) at the top of the UPS before
performing the steps below.
 300kVA UPS_ Signal Cable Routing Method (Top Entry Only)

Step 1
Install the snap bushing(s). See Figure 4-5. There are three cable entrances that you can
choose to use. The snap bushings are provided in the accessory package.
Step 2
Refer to instructions ❶ ~ ❻ below to properly route and secure the signal cable with cable
ties (user-supplied). There are eight bridge lances that you can choose to use.
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(Figure 4-21: 300kVA UPS_ Signal Cable Routing)
 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Signal Cable Routing Method (Top & Bottom Entry)
Step 1
to install the snap bushing and the wire mounts on the frame. See Figure 4-7
For bottom entry, use the wire mounts and M4 screws in the accessory package to install
the wire mounts on the frame. See Figure 4-7
Step 2
For top/ bottom entry, refer to instructions ❶ ~ ❻ below to properly route and secure the
signal cable with cable ties (user-supplied).
NOTE:

(Figure 4-22: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Signal Cable Routing_ Top Entry)
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(Figure 4-23: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Bottom Entry)

Chapter 5 : Installation and Wiring
5.1 Before Installation and Wiring

• Please read this user manual thoroughly before installation, wiring and operation. Only
authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can perform installation, wiring, panel
& cover removal, maintenance and operation. If you want to execute any action
mentioned above by yourself, the action must be under the supervision of authorized
Delta engineers or service personnel. If you use a forklift or other equipment to move the
UPS, please make sure its load bearing is sufficient. Please refer to Table 5-1.
• The UPS must be connected to at least one external battery cabinet (user-supplied,
handled and configured by Delta service personnel). Please refer to 5.5 External
Battery Cabinet Connection Warnings for relevant information.
5.2 Installation Environment

• Install the UPS indoors. Do not place it outdoors.
• Make sure that transportation routes (e.g. corridors, door gates, elevators, etc.) and
installation area can accommodate and bear the weight of the UPS, external battery
cabinet(s), and handling equipment. Please refer to Table 5-1 for the floor weight loading
information.
Table 5-1: UPS Floor Weight Loading Table
DPS Series UPS
UPS Capacity 300kVA 400kVA 500kVA 600kVA
515 kg 700 kg 811 kg 970 kg

UPS Net Weight
(1135 lb) (1543 lb) (1788 lb) (2138 lb)
954 kg/m2 648 kg/m2 751 kg/m2 898 kg/m2

Floor Weight Loading
(195.4 lb/ft2) (132.7 lb/ft2) (153.8 lb/ft2) (183.9 lb/ft2)
• The 300kVA UPS ONLY allows cable routing from the top, while the 400/ 500/ 600 kVA
UPS allows cable routing from the top or bottom. Please leave adequate space on the
top or at the bottom of the UPS to allow cable entry.
• Ensure that the installation area is spacious enough for maintenance and ventilation.
Install the external battery cabinet next to the UPS and for the UPS clearance, we
suggest that you:
1. Keep a distance of 100 cm (39.4") from the front of the UPS for maintenance and
ventilation.
2. Keep a distance of at least 30 cm (11.8") from the rear of the UPS for ventilation.
3. Keep a distance of 60 cm (23.6") from the top of the UPS for maintenance and wiring.
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NOTE:
Dust filters have been installed on the inner side of the UPS’s front door(s) before
shipment.
(Figure 5-1: 300kVA UPS_ Air Inlet & Outlet Direction)

(Figure 5-2: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Air Inlet & Outlet Direction)
WARNING:
1. Do not use air conditioners or similar equipment to blow into the rear of the
UPS.
2. Do not hinder ventilation of the UPS.
• Keep the installation area clean. Please note that wiring routes must be hermetic to
prevent possible damage from rodents.
• Keep the installation area’s temperature around 25°C (77°F) and humidity within 95%.
The highest operating altitude is 1000 meters (3280 ft) above sea level.
For safety concerns, we suggest that you:
1. Equip surroundings of the installation area with CO2 or dry powder fire extinguishers.
2. Install the UPS in an environment where fireproof materials are used to construct the
walls, floors and ceilings.
3. Install the UPS on a floor that is made of noncombustible materials.
• Do not allow unauthorized personnel to enter the installation area and assign specified
personnel to keep the UPS keys.
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5.3 Fixing the UPS
NOTE:
Please use appropriate equipment (e.g. forklift) to move the UPS.
Please follow the steps below:
Step 1
Before fixing the UPS in a designated installation area, please double-check whether the
area’s floor weight loading is sufficient to bear the UPS, external battery cabinet(s) and
handling equipment (e.g. forklift) to avoid accidents.
Step 2
Please firmly fix the stands which are at the bottom of the UPS on the ground to avoid UPS
movement. Each stand requires an M12 expansion screw (provided by qualified service
personnel).
(Figure 5-3: 300kVA UPS_ Location of the Stands’ Screw Holes)

(Figure 5-4: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Location of the Stands’ Screw Holes)
(Figure 5-5: 300kVA UPS_ Fix the Stands on the Ground)
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(Figure 5-6: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Fix the Stands on the Ground)
WARNING:
If you don’t fix the UPS stands on the ground, the UPS might topple over. For safety
concerns, please fix the UPS stands on the ground firmly.
Step 3
Follow the instructions in 5.4 Wiring to perform UPS wiring. When connecting the external
battery cabinet(s), please refer to 5.5 External Battery Cabinet Connection Warnings to
perform external battery cabinet wiring. After wiring, please reinstall the switch panel(s) and
then close the UPS front door(s).
Step 4
After the steps above have been completed, please refer to 5.6 Installation of Rodent
Shields to install the rodent shields.

5.4 Wiring
5.4.1 Pre-wiring Warnings

NOTE:
1. Before wiring, please ensure that you have followed 5.3 Fixing the UPS to fix
the UPS in the designated installation area firmly.
2. Before wiring, please read 5.4 Wiring thoroughly.
3. Only authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can perform installation,
wiring, panel & cover removal, maintenance and operation. If you want to
execute any action mentioned above by yourself, the action must be under the
• Before wiring or making any electrical connection, make sure that the power supplied to
the input and output of the UPS is completely cut off.
• Check if the size, diameter, phase and polarity are correct for each cable connecting to
the UPS or external battery cabinet(s). Please refer to Table 5-2.
NOTE:
Table 5-2 is based on (1) default input/ output voltage: 220V, (2) default battery
Q’ty: 40 PCS and (3) maximum charge current. For other conditions different from
Table 5-2, please contact Delta service personnel for relevant values.
Table 5-2: Specifications of Input/ Output/ Battery Cables, Switches & Breakers
DPS DPS DPS DPS

UPS Capacity
Rated current at 220V

500A 660A 820A 980A
with battery charging
120 mm2 120 mm2 150 mm2 185 mm2

Recommended cable size × 2 PCS × 3 PCS × 3 PCS × 3 PCS
(L1/ L2/ L3/ N) (250 kcmil (250 kcmil (300 kcmil (400 kcmil
× 2 PCS) × 3 PCS) × 3 PCS) × 3 PCS)
185 mm2 185 mm2 240mm2 300mm2

Input Maximum cable size × 2 PCS × 3 PCS × 3 PCS × 3 PCS
× 2 PCS) × 3 PCS) × 3 PCS) × 3 PCS)
30 mm 30 mm 34 mm 38 mm
Cable lug width
(1.18") (1.18") (1.34") (1.50")
38 mm 38 mm 42 mm 48 mm
Maximum cable lug width
(1.50") (1.50") (1.65") (1.89")
Screw size M12
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DPS DPS DPS DPS
UPS Capacity
Rated current at 220V 454A 606A 758A 909A
120 mm2 120 mm2 150 mm2 185 mm2

× 2 PCS) × 3 PCS) × 3 PCS) × 3 PCS)
185 mm2 185 mm2 240 mm2 300 mm2

Maximum cable size × 2 PCS × 3 PCS × 3 PCS × 3 PCS
Output (L1/ L2/ L3/ N) (400 kcmil (400 kcmil (500 kcmil (600 kcmil
× 2 PCS) × 3 PCS) × 3 PCS) × 3 PCS)
30 mm 30 mm 34 mm 38 mm
Cable lug width
(1.18") (1.18") (1.34") (1.50")
38 mm 38 mm 42 mm 48 mm
(1.50") (1.50") (1.65") (1.89")
Screw size M12
Nominal discharge current

658A 877A 1096A 1315A
(Condition: 2V per cell)
Maximum discharge
current 752A 1003A 1253A 1504A
(Condition: 1.75V per cell)
185 mm2 150 mm2 150 mm2 240 mm2

(+/ -/ N) (400 kcmil (300 kcmil (300 kcmil (500 kcmil
× 2 PCS) × 3 PCS) × 4 PCS) × 4 PCS)
Battery
300 mm2 240 mm2 240 mm2 300 mm2
Maximum cable size × 2 PCS × 3 PCS × 4 PCS × 4 PCS
(+/ -/ N) (600 kcmil (500 kcmil (500 kcmil (600 kcmil
× 2 PCS) × 3 PCS) × 4 PCS) × 4 PCS)
38 mm 34 mm 34 mm 42 mm
Cable lug width
(1.50") (1.34") (1.34") (1.65")
48 mm 42 mm 42 mm 48 mm
(1.89") (1.65") (1.65") (1.89")
Screw size M12
M12 = 500 ± 10kgf-cm

Tightening Torque
(434 ± 8.7lb-in)

DPS DPS DPS DPS
UPS Capacity
Input Switch (Q1) 630A 800A 1000A 1250A
Bypass Switch (Q2) 630A 800A 1000A 1250A
Manual Bypass Switch (Q3) 630A 800A 1000A 1250A
Output Switch (Q4) 630A 800A 1000A 1250A
External Battery Cabinet’s Switch

1000A 1250A 1400A 1700A
(Q5)
NOTE:
2. Please refer to national and local electrical codes for acceptable non-fuse
switches, breakers and cable sizes.
3. The cables mentioned in Table 5-2 with PVC material and with temperature
resistance up to 105°C (221°F) are suggested.
• If there is a floating voltage between the input power’s neutral line (N) and ground line
( ), and you require that the VNG of the UPS should be zero, we suggest that you install
an isolation transformer in front of the input side of the UPS, and connect the isolation
transformer’s secondary neutral (N) to the grounding terminal ( ) at the proximal end
of the isolation transformer.
• The (main/ bypass) AC source must be a three-phase four-wire system (Y configuration)
and meets the specifications specified on the UPS rating label. Make sure the connection
is in the positive phase sequence.
• Check the battery polarity when connecting the external battery cabinet(s) to the UPS.
Do not connect the battery polarity in reverse. For relevant information, please refer to
5.5 External Battery Cabinet Connection Warnings.
• Connect the external battery cabinet’s grounding terminal ( ) to the UPS’s grounding
terminal ( ).
• The UPS’s grounding terminal ( ) must be grounded. Please use ring-type terminals
when wiring.
WARNING:
1. Wrong wiring will cause damage to the UPS and electric shock.
2. The UPS will not work normally if the neutral (N) of the power source (main/
bypass/ battery) is not properly connected to the UPS Output terminal (N).
3. If the UPS is not grounded, the power boards and components might be
damaged after the UPS is powered on.
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5.4.2 Single Input to Dual Input Modification
NOTE:
Please keep the removed components properly for future use. If you want to modify
the UPS from dual input into single input, please use the removed screws and nuts
to connect the cables/ bus bars back to the AC Input terminals (L1/ L2/ L3) and the
Bypass Input terminals (L1/ L2/ L3).
● 300kVA UPS Single Input to Dual Input Modification

Step 1
Open the front door and remove the switch panels, and you will see the AC Input terminals
and the Bypass Input terminals.
(Figure 5-7: 300kVA UPS_ Locations of Switch Panels and Screws)

(Figure 5-8: 300kVA UPS_ AC Input Terminals & Bypass Input Terminals)
Step 2
Remove all the cables between the AC Input terminals (L1/ L2/ L3) and the Bypass Input
terminals (L1/ L2/ L3).
(Figure 5-9: 300kVA UPS_ Remove the Cables between the AC Input Terminals
& Bypass Input Terminals)
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● 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS Single Input to Dual Input Modification
Step 1
Open the front door and remove the switch panel, and you will see the AC Input terminals
and the Bypass Input terminals.
(Figure 5-10: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Locations of the Switch Panel and Screws)
(Figure 5-11: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ AC Input Terminals & Bypass Input Terminals)

Step 2
Remove the six bus bars between the AC Input terminals (L1/ L2/ L3) and the Bypass Input
terminals (L1/ L2/ L3).
(Figure 5-12: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Remove the Bus Bars between the AC Input Terminals &
Bypass Input Terminals)
5.4.3 Installation of Insulating Plates for Top & Bottom Wiring

NOTE:
Installation of insulating plates is not needed for the 300kVA UPS.
The factory default installation of the insulating plates is for top wiring. If you adopt bottom
wiring, follow the steps below to change the installation of the insulating plates.
Step 1
Open the right front door and remove the switch panel (refer to Figure 5-10). There are a
total of nine insulating plates.
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(Figure 5-13: Insulating Plates Position_ Applicable to Top Wiring (Factory Default))
Step 2
Remove the four plastic rivets on each of the insulating plates. Turn the insulating plates
180° and install them back to the original positions.
NOTE:
1. If the plastic rivets are damaged, please use spares in the accessory package
for replacement.
2. Make sure that each insulating plate has been installed in accordance with the
steps mentioned above.
(Figure 5-14: Change the installation of the Insulating Plates for Bottom Wiring)
After all the steps above are completed, the installation of insulating plates for bottom wiring
is as below.

(Figure 5-15: Insulating Plates Position_ Applicable to Bottom Wiring)
5.4.4 Single Unit Wiring

NOTE:
Before wiring, please read 5.4 Wiring thoroughly and make sure relevant
conditions have been met.
Refer to Table 5-3 for information of the wiring terminals. For the wiring diagrams and
instructions, please refer to the following sections.
Table 5-3: Wiring Terminals & Wiring Information
No. Item Description Function
Connect to the main AC source; it is

AC Input
1 L1/ L2/ L3 terminals required to connect wire N of the main AC
Terminals
source to the UPS Output terminal (N).
Single input: There is no need to connect

the Bypass Input terminals.
Bypass Input
2 L1/ L2/ L3 terminals Dual input: Connect to the bypass AC
Terminals
source and connect wire N of the bypass
AC source to the UPS Output terminal (N).
UPS Output L1/ L2/ L3/ N

3 Connect to the critical loads.
Terminals terminals
Connect to the external battery cabinet(s); it

Battery Input is required to connect wire N of the external
4 +/ - terminals
Terminals battery cabinet(s) to the UPS Output
terminal (N).
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No. Item Description Function
One grounding
5 For the UPS’s protective earthing.
terminal
Connect to the external battery cabinet’s

Two grounding
6 grounding ( ) and the critical load’s
terminals
grounding ( ).
5.4.4.1 300kVA UPS Single Input (Single Unit)

When there is only one AC power source, single unit wiring procedures are as follows.
Step 1
The 300kVA UPS only allows cable routing from the top. Please leave adequate space above
the UPS.
Step 2
Open the front door and remove the switch panels, and you will see the wiring terminals
inside.
Step 3
Please remove the top covers to allow cable entry from the top.
(Figure 5-16: Location of the 300kVA UPS’s Top Covers)

Step 4
Make sure that the Input Switch (Q1), Bypass Switch (Q2), Manual Bypass Switch (Q3), and
Output Switch (Q4) are in the OFF position.
Step 5
Make sure each external battery cabinet’s breaker (Q5) is in the OFF position.
Step 6
Follow Table 5-2 to select proper input, output, and battery cables.
Step 7
Connect the cables of the main AC source, output and external battery cabinet(s) to the
UPS. Please refer to Table 5-3, 5.5 External Battery Cabinet Connection Warnings, and
the following diagrams to perform wiring.
Single Input_ Top Wiring_ Step 1
(Figure 5-17: 300kVA UPS Single Unit Single Input_ Top Wiring_ Step 1)
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(Figure 5-18: 300kVA UPS Single Unit Single Input_ Top Wiring_ Step 2)
(Figure 5-19: Single Unit Single Input_ Top Wiring_ Step 3)

Step 8
Follow the figure below to ground the UPS, external battery cabinet(s) and connected critical
loads.
(Figure 5-20: Grounding Diagram_ Single Unit)
5.4.4.2 300kVA UPS Dual Input (Single Unit)

When there are two AC power sources, single unit wiring procedures are as follows.
Step 1
Follow 5.4.2 Single Input/ Dual Input Modification to modify the UPS from single input to
dual input.
Step 2
Follow Step 1 ~ Step 6 in 5.4.4.1 300kVA UPS Single Input (Single Unit).
Step 3
Connect the cables of the main AC source, bypass source, output and external battery
cabinet(s) to the UPS. Please refer to Table 5-3, 5.5 External Battery Cabinet Connection
Warnings and the following diagrams to perform wiring.
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(Figure 5-21: Single Unit Dual Input_ Top Wiring _ Step 1)
Dual Input_ Top Wiring_ Step 2
(Figure 5-22: Single Unit Dual Input_ Top Wiring_ Step 2)

(Figure 5-23: Single Unit Dual Input_ Top Wiring_ Step 3)
Step 4
Follow Figure 5-20 to ground the UPS, external battery cabinet(s) and connected critical
loads.
5.4.4.3 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS Single Input (Single Unit)

When there is only one AC power source, single unit wiring procedures are as follows.
Step 1
The 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS allows cable routing from the top or bottom. Please leave
adequate space above or below the UPS.
Step 2
Open the right front door and remove the switch panel, and you will see the wiring terminals
inside.
Step 3
For top wiring, please remove the top covers.
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(Figure 5-24: Location of the 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS’s Top Covers)
Step 4
For bottom wiring, please remove the bottom cover.
(Figure 5-25: Location of the 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS’s Bottom Cover)

Step 5
Make sure that the Input Switch (Q1), Bypass Switch (Q2), Manual Bypass Switch (Q3), and
Output Switch (Q4) are in the OFF position.
Step 6
Make sure each external battery cabinet’s breaker (Q5) is in the OFF position.
Step 7
Follow Table 5-2 to select proper input, output, and battery cables.
Step 8
UPS. Please refer to Table 5-3, 5.5 External Battery Cabinet Connection Warnings and
the following diagrams to perform wiring.
(Figure 5-26: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS Single Unit Single Input_ Top Wiring_ Step 1)
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(Figure 5-27: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS Single Unit Single Input_ Top Wiring_ Step 2)
(Figure 5-28: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS Single Unit Single Input_ Top Wiring _ Step 3)

Single Input_ Bottom Wiring_ Step 1
(Figure 5-29: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS Single Unit Single Input_ Bottom Wiring _ Step 1)
(Figure 5-30: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS Single Unit Single Input_ Bottom Wiring _ Step 2)
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(Figure 5-31: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS Single Unit Single Input_ Bottom Wiring_ Step 3)
Step 9
loads.
5.4.4.4 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS Dual Input (Single Unit)

When there are two AC power sources, single unit wiring procedures are as follows.
Step 1
Follow 5.4.2 Single Input/ Dual Input Modification to modify the UPS from single input to
dual input.
Step 2
Follow Step 1 ~ Step 7 in 5.4.4.3 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS Single Input (Single Unit).
Step 3
Connect the cables of the main AC source, bypass source, output and external battery
cabinet(s) to the UPS. Please refer to Table 5-3, 5.5 External Battery Cabinet Connection
Warnings and the following diagrams to perform wiring.

(Figure 5-32: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS Single Unit Dual Input_ Top Wiring_ Step 1)
(Figure 5-33: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS Single Unit Dual Input_ Top Wiring _ Step 2)
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(Figure 5-34: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS Single Unit Dual Input_ Top Wiring _ Step 3)
Dual Input_ Bottom Wiring_ Step 1
(Figure 5-35: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS Single Unit Dual Input_ Bottom Wiring_ Step 1)

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Step 4
loads.
5.4.5 Parallel Units Wiring

NOTE:
1. Up to eight UPS units can be paralleled for redundancy and capacity
expansion. Only the UPSs with the same capacity, voltage, frequency and
version can be paralleled. Please only use the provided parallel cable to
parallel the UPS units. Otherwise, parallel functions will fail.
2. When the UPSs are paralleled, the length of each unit’s bypass input cables
plus output cables must be the same. This ensures that the parallel UPSs can
equally share the critical loads in Bypass mode.
3 Before wiring, please read 5.4 Wiring thoroughly and make sure relevant
conditions have been met.
The single input parallel wiring procedures is taken as an example.
Step 1
For 300kVA UPS, please follow Step 1 ~ Step 6 in 5.4.4.1 300kVA UPS Single Input (Single
Unit).
For 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS, please follow Step 1 ~ Step 7 in 5.4.4.3 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS
Single Input (Single Unit).
Step 2
UPS. Please refer to Table 5-3, Figure 5-38 and 5.5 External Battery Cabinet Connection
Warnings.
For the wiring diagrams of the 300kVA UPS, refer to Figure 5-17 ~ Figure 5-19.
For the wiring diagrams of the 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS, refer to Figure 5-26 ~ Figure 5-31.

(Figure 5-38: Parallel Units Single Input Wiring Diagram)
Step 3
Use the provided parallel cables*1 to connect the parallel ports of the parallel units. Please
adopt Daisy Chain method. For the parallel port location, refer to Figure 4-1.
NOTE:
*1 One parallel cable is provided in each UPS’s accessory package.
(Figure 5-39: Parallel Port Connection_ Daisy Chain Method)
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Follow the instructions below to route the provided parallel cables.
NOTE:
2. If you adopt top entry, please remove the knockout cover(s) at the top of the
UPS before performing the steps below.
 300kVA UPS_ Parallel Cable Routing Method (Top Entry Only)

(Step A)
Install the snap bushing(s). There are three cable entrances that you can choose to use. The
snap bushings are provided in the accessory package.
(Figure 5-40: 300kVA UPS_ Parallel Cable Routing-1)
(Step B)
Refer to instructions ❶ ~ ❹ below to properly route and secure the parallel cables with
cable ties (user-supplied). There are eight bridge lances that you can choose to use.

(Figure 5-41: 300kVA UPS_ Parallel Cable Routing-2)
 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Parallel Cable Routing Method (Top & Bottom Entry)
(Step A)
to install the snap bushing and fasten the wire mounts on the frame.
For bottom entry, use the wire mounts and M4 screws in the accessory package to install
the wire mounts on the frame.
(Figure 5-42: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Parallel Cable Routing-1)
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(Step B)
For top/ bottom entry, route the provided parallel cables (❶) through the snap bushing (❷),
use a cable tie (user-supplied) for each wire mount to fix the parallel cables on the frame
(❸), and connect the parallel cables to the parallel ports (❹).
NOTE:
(Figure 5-43: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Parallel Cable Routing -2_ Top Entry)

(Figure 5-44: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Parallel Cable Routing-2_ Bottom Entry)
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Step 4
Follow the figure below to ground the parallel UPS units, external battery cabinet(s) and
connected critical loads.
(Figure 5-45: Grounding Diagram_ Parallel Units)
WARNING:
Before start-up of the parallel units, qualified service personnel must set each
UPS’s 'Parallel Group ID' (1 or 2) and 'Parallel ID' (1 ~ 8) through the LCD.
Otherwise, the parallel UPSs cannot be started. Please refer to 7.6.5 Parallel
Setting.

5.5 External Battery Cabinet Connection Warnings
NOTE:
The information of the battery parameters in this chapter may not be applicable to
the lithium-ion batteries. For relevant information, please refer to the manual of the
lithium-ion batteries. Whether you use the lead-acid batteries or the lithium-ion
batteries, please contact Delta service personnel for any battery/ battery cabinet’s
setup and configurations.
You should connect the UPS with at least one external battery cabinet to ensure that the
connected critical loads are protected when a power failure occurs. You can connect up to
four units of external battery cabinets to the UPS.
• To ensure that the batteries are fully charged, please charge for at least 8 hours before
the initial use of the UPS. This guarantees that the UPS can provide sufficient backup
power to the critical loads when a power failure occurs. The charging procedures are as
follows.
(1) Connect the main AC source and the external battery cabinet(s) to the UPS. Please
refer to 5.4 Wiring.
(2) Follow 6. UPS Operation to turn on the UPS and the external battery cabinet(s).
After that, the unit will automatically charge the batteries.
• To connect the external battery cabinet(s) to the UPS, please refer to 5.4 Wiring and
Figure 5-47.
• For the external battery cabinet’s grounding information, please refer to Figure 5-20 and
Figure 5-45.
• Battery Parameters
UPS Rating 300kVA 400kVA 500kVA 600kVA

No.
Item Description
Float charge voltage: ± 272Vdc (default)

1 Charge Voltage
Equalized charge voltage: ± 280Vdc (default)
Default: ± 10A
2 Charge Current ± 90A ± 120A ± 150A ± 180A
(Max.) (Max.) (Max.) (Max.)
3 Low Battery Shutdown Voltage ± 210Vdc (default)
4 Battery Quantity 12V × 40 PCS (default)
• The charge current is adjustable from 10A to the maximum. Each adjustment level is 1A.
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• According to on-site requirements, you can choose 12V × 30/ 32/ 34/ 36/ 38/ 40/ 42/ 44
or 46 PCS of batteries. Change of the battery quantity will influence the applied
specifications. For battery selection, installation and replacement, please contact your
local dealer or customer service.
• You must set up the number of battery strings on the LCD according to the on-site
installation. otherwise, the batteries will be over-charged, not fully charged or even
seriously damaged.
• Only use the same type of batteries from the same supplier. Never use old, new and
different Ah batteries at the same time.
• The number of batteries must meet the UPS requirements.
• Do not connect the batteries in reverse.
• Use a voltage meter to measure whether the total voltage is around 12.5Vdc × the total
number of batteries after the batteries are connected in series.
• The default battery quantity is 40 PCS of 12V batteries connected in series. The external
battery cabinet’s neutral (N) is to be connected to the middle of the 20th and 21st
batteries. Please connect the external battery cabinet to the UPS’s Battery Input
terminals ‘+’, ‘-’ and UPS Output terminal ‘N’.
(Figure 5-47: External Battery Cabinet Connection)
WARNING:
The electrolyte leakage of the batteries can lead to serious accidents. For safety’s
sake, you must insulate the batteries properly (using insulated trays or boxes) from
the metal cabinets and racks.

● Installation of the External Battery Cabinet’s Protective Device
Please follow your UPS rating to install an appropriate protective device for each external
battery cabinet. There are four installation methods for selection.
(1) A 4-pole DC isolated switch connected in series with DC fuses
(2) A 3-pole DC isolated switch connected in series with DC fuses
(3) A 4-pole DC circuit breaker connected in series with optional DC fuses
(4) A 3-pole DC circuit breaker connected in series with optional DC fuses
For relevant values, please refer to Table 5-4. for installation diagrams, please refer to
Figure 5-48 ~ Figure 5-51.
Table 5-4: External Battery Cabinet’s Protective Device
(Default Battery Q’ty: 12Vdc × 40 PCS)
Protective
UPS Rating Protective Device’s Voltage
Device’s Current
300kVA/ 300kW 1000A  4-pole DC isolated switch/ DC circuit

400kVA/ 400kW 1250A breaker: voltage per pole ≥ 250Vdc.
 3-pole DC isolated switch/ DC circuit
500kVA/ 500kW 1400A breaker: voltage per pole ≥ 500Vdc
600kVA/ 600kW 1700A  DC fuse: voltage ≥ 500Vdc
NOTE:
1. Table 5-4 is for 12Vdc × 40 PCS of the batteries (default). If you install a
different number of batteries, please contact Delta service personnel for
protective device’s current and voltage values.
2. If you need to parallel multiple units of external battery cabinets, please contact
Delta service personnel for relevant information.
3. To extend the backup time, you can parallel up to four units of external battery
cabinets to the UPS. Please note that (1) the number of the batteries in each
paralleled external battery cabinet and (2) the cable length of each battery
string must be the same.
• When choosing the external battery cabinet’s protective device, please take the following
factors into consideration: (1) overcurrent between the UPS and battery circuit, (2) short
circuit current of the batteries, (3) wire/ cable materials, and (4) local electrical
regulations. If you have any questions about the external battery cabinet’s protective
device, please contact Delta service personnel.
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• The protective device is optional, and its type must be fast-acting DC circuit breaker and/
or fast-acting DC fuse. If you want to buy any of them, please contact Delta service
personnel. When choosing the protective device, follow the instructions below.
(1) The protective device’s rated current must comply with the current values shown in
Table 5-4.
(2) The specifications of the protective device’s short-circuit protection (i.e. the tripping
current of the fast-acting DC circuit breaker and/ or the melting current of the fast-
acting DC fuse) must be 4 ~ 6 times the values shown in Table 5-4. Besides, the
response time of the protective device must be less than 20ms.
(3) For the choice of the fast-acting DC fuse mentioned above, the A50QS series from
the supplier Ferraz Shawmut is suggested. Please contact Delta customer service
for relevant information.
(4) The maximum tripping current of the fast-acting DC circuit breaker and/ or the
maximum melting current of the fast-acting DC fuse mentioned above are 6 times as
much as the values shown in Table 5-4. These maximum values are suggested for
general applications only. For the actual maximum values, the maximum short-circuit
capacity of the on-site batteries must be taken into consideration. Please contact
Delta customer service for relevant information.
External Battery Cabinet’s Protective Device (Option 1)
(Figure 5-48: Installation of a 4-pole DC Isolated Switch in Series with DC Fuses)

(Figure 5-49: Installation of a 3-pole DC Isolated Switch in Series with DC Fuses)
(Figure 5-50: Installation of a 4-pole DC Circuit Breaker in Series with Optional DC Fuses)
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(Figure 5-51: Installation of a 3-pole DC Circuit Breaker in Series with Optional DC Fuses)
● Common Battery (Only for Parallel UPSs Sharing the Same External Battery
Cabinet(s))
To save on your costs and installation space, the parallel UPSs can share their connected
external battery cabinet(s). See Figure 5-52 for two parallel UPSs sharing one external
battery cabinet as an example.
NOTE:
The following ‘common battery’ information is not applicable to the UPS using
lithium-ion batteries. For relevant information, please refer to the user manual of
the lithium-ion batteries. Whether you use the lead-acid batteries or the lithium-ion
batteries, please contact Delta service personnel for any battery/ battery cabinet’s
setup and configurations.
For common battery application, please install a protective device between each parallel
UPS and its connected external battery cabinet(s).
If the parallel UPSs share the external battery cabinet(s), you have to set each UPS’s ‘Float
Charge Voltage’ (default: 272V) the same, ‘Equalized Charge Voltage’ (default: 280V) the
same, and each UPS’s ‘Battery Strings’ and ‘Charge Current (Max)’ even on the LCD.
Please refer to the examples below and 7. LCD Display & Settings.
Example I When (1) two UPSs are paralleled and share one external battery cabinet, (2)
lead-acid batteries are used, (3) the battery capacity is 200AH, (4) there are a
total of 4 battery strings, and (5) the charge current is 80A, please use the LCD
to set each UPS’s ‘Battery Type’ as ‘VRLA’, ‘Capacity’ as 200AH, ‘Battery
Strings’ as 2, and ‘Charge Current (Max)’ as 40A.
Example II When (1) three UPSs are paralleled and share one external battery cabinet,
(2) lead-acid batteries are used, (3) the battery capacity is 300AH, (4) there
are a total of 3 battery strings, and (5) the charge current is 90A, please use
the LCD to set each UPS’s ‘Battery Type’ as ‘VRLA’, ‘Capacity’ as 300AH,
‘Battery Strings’ as 1, and ‘Charge Current (Max)’ as 30A.

(Figure 5-52: Common Battery Diagram)
WARNING:
1. Before performing battery/ battery cabinet replacement, please turn off each
external battery cabinet’s breaker (Q5) to completely disconnect the battery
power from the UPS.
2. A battery can present a risk of electric shock and high short-circuit current.
Servicing of batteries and battery cabinets must be performed or supervised
by qualified service personnel knowledgeable in batteries, battery cabinets and
the required precautions. Keep unauthorized personnel away from batteries
and battery cabinets.
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● External Battery Cabinet Alarm
When any external battery cabinet connected to the UPS has the following problems, the
UPS system will sound an alarm. Please see the table below.
No. External Battery Cabinet Status Alarm
1 Battery Abnormal - Reversed Sounds for 0.5 second every second.
2 Battery Ground Fault Sounds for 0.5 second every second.
3 Battery Over Temperature Sounds for 0.5 second every second.
4 Battery Under Temperature Sounds for 0.5 second every second.
5 Battery Breaker Off Sounds for 0.5 second every 3 seconds.
6 Battery Disconnected (Missing) Sounds once every second.
7 Battery Over Charged Long beep.
8 Battery Test Fail Sounds for 0.5 second every second.
9 Battery End of Discharge Imminent Sounds for 0.5 second every second.
10 Battery End of Discharge Long beep.
11 Battery Life Time Expired Sounds for 0.5 second every 3 seconds.

5.6 Installation of Rodent Shields
To prevent potential hazards posed by rodents, please install the rodent shields (provided)
at the bottom of the UPS.
5.6.1 Installation of 300kVA UPS’s Rodent Shields

Table 5-5: 300kVA UPS_ Rodent Shield Quantity
Rodent Shield Type A B C
Quantity 1 PC 1 PC 2 PCS
Step 1
Install the rodent shield A to the front bottom of the UPS.
(Figure 5-53: 300kVA UPS_ Install the Rodent Shield A)
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Step 2
Install the rodent shield B to the rear bottom of the UPS.
(Figure 5-54: 300kVA UPS_ Install the Rodent Shield B)
Step 3
Install the rodent shields C to the bottom of the two sides.
(Figure 5-55: 300kVA UPS_ Install the Rodent Shields C)

5.6.2 Installation of 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS’s Rodent Shields
Table 5-6: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Rodent Shield Quantity
Rodent Shield Type A B C D E
Quantity 1 PC 1 PC 1 PC 1 PC 2 PCS
Step 1
Install the rodent shields A and B to the front bottom of the UPS.
(Figure 5-56: 400/ 500/ 600 kVA UPS_ Install the Rodent Shields A & B)
Step 2
Install the rodent shields C and D to the rear bottom of the UPS.
(Figure 5-57: 400/ 500/ 600 kVA UPS_ Install the Rodent Shields C & D)
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Step 3
Install the rodent shields E to the bottom of the two sides.
(Figure 5-58: 400/ 500/ 600 kVA UPS_ Install the Rodent Shields E)

Chapter 6 : UPS Operation
6.1 Pre Start-up & Pre Turn-off Warnings

NOTE:
1. All LCD diagrams in the user manual are for reference only. The display is
subject to the actual status of the UPS.
2. For information about the LCD touch panel and tri-color LED indicator, please
refer to 2.8 Tri-color LED Indicator & Buzzer and 7. LCD Display &
Settings.
3. If the ON/ OFF Button ( ) does not appear on the screen, please log in as
Administrator first, and then go to → General Setting → User → On/
Off Button Access to change the setting.
4. The external battery cabinet’s breaker (Q5) shown on the LCD is always ON
by default. To enable the detection of the Q5 status via the LCD, please contact
Delta customer service for additional configurations.
• Pre Start-up Warnings

1. Before UPS operation, ensure that installation and wiring have been completely
done according to 5. Installation and Wiring, and relevant precautions and
instructions have been followed. Make sure the AC power’s voltage, frequency,
phase sequence and battery type meet the UPS’s requirements.
2. Make sure that all the switches and breakers, including every external battery
cabinet’s breaker (Q5), are in the OFF position.
3. Make sure that the UPS’s voltage difference between the Neutral (N) and Ground
( ) is below 3V.
4. Do not turn off the Output Switch (Q4) while the UPS is operating (in any mode
except for the Manual Bypass mode). Otherwise, it may cause abnormalities or
damage to the unit.
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• Pre Turn-off Warnings
1. Before you perform the turn-off procedures, please make sure the critical loads
connected to the UPS have already been safely shut down.
2. Please follow the turn-off procedures for each of the operation modes to shut down
the UPS and make sure the Output Switch (Q4) is the last one to be turned off.
Otherwise, it may cause abnormalities or damage to the unit.
6.2 Start-up Procedures
6.2.1 On-Line Mode Start-up Procedures

WARNING:
Before turning on the UPS, please read 6.1 Pre Start-up & Pre Turn-off Warnings
thoroughly and ensure that the precautions and instructions have been followed.
Step 1
Ensure that the Manual Bypass Switch (Q3) is in the OFF position.
Step 2
Switch ON every external battery cabinet’s breaker (Q5).
Step 3
Switch ON the Output Switch (Q4).
Step 4
Switch ON the Input Switch (Q1) and Bypass Switch (Q2).
Step 5
Tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ) on the LCD screen.
Step 6
After the inverter turns on, the UPS will run in On-Line mode, the LCD screen will show as
below, and the tri-color LED indicator will illuminate green.

6.2.2 Battery Mode Start-up Procedures
WARNING:
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Press any of the BATT. START buttons on the communication interfaces I for one second.
Step 5
Step 6
After the inverter turns on, the UPS will run in Battery mode, the LCD screen will show as
below, and the tri-color LED indicator will illuminate yellow.
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6.2.3 Bypass Mode Start-up Procedures
WARNING:
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Switch ON the Bypass Switch (Q2).
Step 4
Now, the UPS runs in Bypass mode, the LCD screen shows as below, and the tri-color LED
indicator illuminates yellow.

6.2.4 Manual Bypass Mode Start-up Procedures
WARNING:
1. Before turning on/ off the UPS, please read 6.1 Pre Start-up & Pre Turn-off
Warnings thoroughly and ensure that the precautions and instructions have
been followed.
2. To enable Manual Bypass mode, please contact Delta customer service for
operation.
3. In Manual Bypass Mode, make sure that all of the switches/ breakers (except
for the Manual Bypass Switch (Q3)) are in the OFF position before working on
the UPS’s internal circuit to prevent electric shock.
• From On-Line Mode to Manual Bypass Mode

Step 1
Tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ) on the LCD screen to shut down the inverter.
Step 2
Ensure that the UPS runs in Bypass mode. After confirmation, turn ON the Manual Bypass
Switch (Q3).
Step 3
Switch OFF the Input Switch (Q1) and Bypass Switch (Q2). After that, the LCD screen shows
as follows.
Step 4
Wait for the UPS to complete DC BUS discharging. After discharging, switch OFF every
external battery cabinet’s breaker (Q5), and the LCD and tri-color LED indicator will be off.
Step 5
Switch OFF the Output Switch (Q4).
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• From Manual Bypass Mode to On-Line Mode
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Switch ON the Input Switch (Q1) and Bypass Switch (Q2).
Step 4
Switch OFF the Manual Bypass Switch (Q3).
Step 5
Step 6
After the inverter turns on, the UPS will run in On-Line mode, the LCD screen will show as
below, and the tri-color LED indicator will illuminate green.

6.2.5 ECO Mode Start-up Procedures
WARNING:
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Switch ON the Input Switch (Q1) and Bypass Switch (Q2). If the bypass input is within the
normal range, the UPS will run in Bypass mode.
Step 5
Log in as Administrator. For the Administrator password, please contact service
personnel.
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Step 6
Go to SETUP → Mode Setting → Select ECO.
Step 7
Tap the icon ( ) to go back to the Main Screen and tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ).
Step 8
After the inverter turns on and the system confirms that the bypass voltage is normal, the
UPS will automatically transfer to ECO mode to let the bypass supply power, the LCD screen
will show as below, and the tri-color LED indicator will illuminate green.

6.2.6 Frequency Conversion Mode Start-up Procedures
WARNING:
1. Before turning on the UPS, please read 6.1 Pre Start-up & Pre Turn-off
been followed.
2. Frequency Conversion mode is only applicable to single UPS but not to parallel
UPSs.
3. When the UPS runs in Frequency Conversion mode, once the inverter
becomes off, there is no bypass power supplying to the loads.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Switch ON the Input Switch (Q1) and Bypass Switch (Q2). If the bypass input is within the
normal range, the UPS will run in Bypass mode.
Step 5
Log in as Administrator. For the Administrator password, please contact service
personnel.
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Step 6
Go to SETUP → Mode Setting → Select Frequency Conversion.
WARNING:
Once you select 'Frequency Conversion' mode, the UPS will run in Standby
mode and the output will be terminated.
Step 7
Tap the icon ( ) to go back to the Main Screen and tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ).
Step 8
After the inverter turns on, the UPS will run in Frequency Conversion mode, the output
frequency will be the same as the setup value, the LCD screen will show as below, and the tri-
color LED indicator will illuminate green.

6.3 Turn-off Procedures
6.3.1 On-Line Mode Turn-off Procedures

WARNING:
Before turning off the UPS, please read 6.1 Pre Start-up & Pre Turn-off Warnings
Step 1
Tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ) to shut down the UPS’s inverter. After that, the UPS will let
the bypass AC source supply power. At the moment, if the bypass is abnormal, there is a
risk of output interruption.
Step 2
Switch OFF the Input Switch (Q1) and Bypass Switch (Q2), and the UPS will transfer to
Standby mode.
Step 3
Wait for the UPS to complete the DC BUS discharging. After that, switch OFF each external
battery cabinet's breaker (Q5), and the LCD screen and tri-color LED indicator will be off.
Step 4
6.3.2 Battery Mode Turn-off Procedures

WARNING:
Step 1
Tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ) to shut down the UPS’s inverter. Before that, please make
sure the critical loads connected to the UPS have already been safely shut down. Note that
once you turn off the inverter, all the output power will be completely cut off, and the UPS
will transfer to Standby mode.
Step 2
Switch OFF the Input Switch (Q1) and Bypass Switch (Q2).
Step 3
battery cabinet's breaker (Q5), and the LCD and tri-color LED indicator will be off.
Step 4
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6.3.3 Bypass Mode Turn-off Procedures
WARNING:
Step 1
Standby mode.
Step 2
Step 3
6.3.4 Manual Bypass Mode Turn-off Procedures

WARNING:
1. Ensure that the LCD, all LED indicators and fans are OFF.
2. Check that all the switches, breakers and power are OFF.
In Manual Bypass mode, the LCD and tri-color LED indicator are both OFF. To completely
shut down the UPS, switch OFF the Manual Bypass Switch (Q3).
6.3.5 ECO Mode Turn-off Procedures

WARNING:
Step 1
Tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ) to shut down the UPS’s inverter. After that, the UPS will let
the bypass AC source supply power. At the moment, if the bypass is abnormal, there is a
risk of output interruption.
Step 2
Standby mode.
Step 3
Step 4

6.3.6 Frequency Conversion Mode Turn-off Procedures
WARNING:
Step 1
Tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ) to shut down the UPS’s inverter. Before that, please make
sure the critical loads connected to the UPS have already been safely shut down. Note that
once you turn off the inverter, all the output power will be completely cut off, and the UPS
will transfer to Standby mode. Now, the power modules keep charging the batteries.
Step 2
Standby mode.
Step 3
Step 4
6.4 Start-up & Turn off Procedures for Parallel Units

WARNING:
1. Before turning on the UPS, please read 6.1 Pre Start-up & Pre Turn-off
been followed.
2. Ensure that every operation procedure is synchronized to all parallel UPSs. If
you just want to operate a specific UPS but not all the parallel ones, please
contact service personnel.
• Start-up Procedures (Parallel Units)
Step 1
Ensure that each parallel cable (provided) is connected well.
Step 2
Perform the first few steps following your chosen mode’s section in 6.2 Start-up Procedures
until there is power supplying to the UPS (after switching ON Q1/ Q2 or pressing the BATT.
START button).
At this moment, please perform the following parallel settings on the LCD.
a. Assign a different Parallel ID no.to each parallel UPS. For all the parallel UPSs, please
set the same Parallel Group ID no. and the same parameters for the input, output and
battery settings.
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b. Tap the icon ( ) to check if the Parallel Group ID no. and Parallel ID no. are set
properly. The UPS with the smallest Parallel ID no. is the master UPS.
Step 3
Complete the rest of the steps in 6.2 Start-up Procedures according to your chosen mode.
Step 4
Ensure that the output voltage difference between each parallel UPS is below 3V. Only
authorized Delta engineers or service personnel can check the output voltage difference, or
it must be done under the supervision of authorized Delta engineers or service personnel.
Step 5
Now, the UPSs are ready to operate in parallel.
• Turn-off Procedures (Parallel Units)

WARNING:
To turn off one of the parallel UPSs, please check whether the remaining parallel
units’ total capacity exceeds the total critical loads. Otherwise, all parallel units will
shut down due to overload. Before doing this, please contact service personnel.
Perform the steps following your chosen mode’s section in 6.3 Turn-off Procedures. Make
sure to synchronize each step to all the parallel UPSs.

Chapter 7 : LCD Display & Settings
7.1 LCD Display Hierarchy

Please refer to Figure 7-1 for an overview of all the LCD items. For some of the items marked
with an asterisk, they will show up only under certain conditions. Please refer to the note
below for details.
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(Figure 7-1: LCD Display Hierarchy)
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NOTE:
1. For BMS/ BMS Setting and EMS/ EMS Setting, the functions will be activated
only after proper installation and settings of the optional accessories have been
completed. For details, refer to 8. Optional Accessories.
2. *1 To display the item(s), you have to log in as Administrator. Please refer to
7.4 Password Entry.
*2 The item(s) will show up only when you use the Delta lithium-ion batteries
and have installed the optional multifunctional communication card (MFC) in
the SMART slot.
*3 To display the item, go to → BMS and select ‘Main’ from the list in
the upper left corner of the screen.
*4 To display the item, go to → BMS Setting and select ‘Internal
Resistance’ from the Module Type list.
*5 To display the item, go to → BMS Setting and select ‘Main’ from the
Module list.
*6 This function is optional. If you need to activate it, please contact Delta
customer service.
3. The LCD screen diagrams in the user manual are for reference only. The actual
display depends on the operation situation.
7.2 How to Turn on the LCD

Step 1
Turn on the Output Switch (Q4).
Step 2
Perform one of the options (a ~ d) below; after that, the LCD will be on.
a. Turn on the Input Switch (Q1); or
b. Turn on the Bypass Switch (Q2); or
c. Turn on the Input Switch (Q1) and Bypass Switch (Q2); or
d. Turn on any external battery cabinet’s breaker (Q5) and press any of the battery start
buttons (see Figure 4-1) for 1 second.
Step 3
A short while later, the Main Screen will appear with User Login status and the ON/ OFF
Button ( ).
If the ON/ OFF Button ( ) does not appear on the screen, please log in as Administrator
first, and then go to → General Setting → User → On/ Off Button Access to
change the setting.

7.3 Introduction of Touch Panel and Function Keys
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Text/
Button Symbol
Digital
Function Display
No. Icon/ Text Display Description
(Yes or (Yes or
(Yes or
No) No)
No)
Tap the button to go back to the Main

Screen. The figure ( ) below the icon
( ) indicates the parallel group ID no.
(the former one) and the parallel ID no.
(the latter one).
NOTE:
1   On the master UPS’s screen,

you can not only check its own
status and readings but also
the slave UPSs’ partial status
and readings.
On a salve UPS’s screen, you
can only check its own status
and readings.
Tap the button to open the measurement

2  menu. For the menu items, refer to
Figure 7-1.
Tap the button to open the setup menu.

3  For the menu items, refer to Figure 7-1.
For details, refer to 7.6 UPS Setting.
Tap the button to open the maintenance

menu. For the menu items, refer to
4 
Figure 7-1. For details, refer to 7.7
System Maintenance.
Indicates User login status. Tap the icon

  to change the login permission. Please
refer to 7.4 Password Entry.
5
Indicates Administrator login status. Tap
  the icon to change the login permission.
Please refer to 7.4 Password Entry.

Text/
Button Symbol
Digital
Function Display
(Yes or (Yes or
(Yes or
No) No)
No)
1. Historical event screen shortcut

button ( ).
 
2. When the icon is blue ( ), it means
there is no warning event.
1. Warning screen shortcut button ( )

& buzzer icon ( ).
2. When the icon is red ( ), it indicates
there is a warning event. At this time,
the buzzer will sound and the buzzer
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icon will appear in red ( ). The
numerical value at the upper right of
   the icon ( ) indicates the total
number of the warning events.
To mute the buzzer, tap the icon ( ),
and the icon will become gray ( ). If
there is any new warning event
happening afterwards, the buzzer will
sound and the icon ( ) will appear
and light up again.
7  Indicates the time and date.
Indicates the UPS's current operation

8 
mode.
Tap the button to check the power flow

9  diagram and the operation status of the
UPS.
Tap the button to check the Input,

10  Output, and Battery summary status of
the UPS.
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Text/
Button Symbol
Digital
Function Display
(Yes or (Yes or
(Yes or
No) No)
No)
Tap the button to check the system

status, including auxiliary power card
11 
status, system control card status and
parallel communication card status.
Tap the button to check the EMS status.

To enable the function, you have to
connect an optional EMS 1000
12 
(EnviroProbe) to the UPS and complete
relevant settings. For details, refer to 8.
Optional Accessories.
ON/ OFF Button. The gray icon ( )

indicates that the inverter is OFF.
13 /   The green icon ( ) indicates that the
power-on process is completed and the
inverter is ON.
1. Indicates bypass input status (Green:

14   Normal/ Red: Abnormal or OFF).
2. Bypass input screen shortcut button.
1. Indicates main input status (Green:

15   Normal/ Red: Abnormal or OFF).
2. Main input screen shortcut button.
1. Indicates battery status (Green:

Normal/ Flashing Green & Gray:
Battery Mode/ Flashing Red & Gray:
16    Battery Not Connected).
2. Shows battery remaining capacity (%)
and battery remaining time (minutes).
3. Battery status screen shortcut button.

Text/
Button Symbol
Digital
Function Display
(Yes or (Yes or
(Yes or
No) No)
No)
Indicates bypass static switch status

17 
(Green: ON/ Gray: Abnormal or OFF).
Indicates rectifier status (Green: Normal/

18 
Gray: Waiting or OFF).
1. Indicates inverter status (Green:

19   Normal/ Gray: Waiting or OFF).
2. Inverter output screen shortcut button.
1. Indicates output status (Green:

Normal/ Gray: No Output).
20   
2. Shows load capacity (%).
3. UPS output screen shortcut button.
Other icons on the touch panel are shown in the table below.
No. Icon Function
1 Goes to the top page.
2 Goes to the last page.
3 Moves up.
4 Moves down.
5 Goes to the previous page.
6 Goes to the next page.
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No. Icon Function
7 Increase.
8 Decrease.
1. Indicates the page no.

9
2. Choose to go to a specific page no.
10 Delete.
11 Capital.
12 Space.
NOTE:
1. After the backlight is turned off, you can tap the LCD to return to the Main
Screen.
2. The sleep time for the backlight can be adjusted. Please go to → General
Setting → Screen → Screen Sleep (after).
3. If you are logged in as Administrator, you will be logged out when the
backlight is off. Tap to wake up the LCD screen, and it will go back to the Main
Screen in the User login status. Even if you set up the backlight in 'Never
Sleep' mode, you will still be logged out after the screen is idle for 5 minutes.
4. The default language is English (differs according to countries). To change the
display language, please go to → General Setting → User → Language.

7.4 Password Entry
1. Administrator login requires a password while User login does not.
2. Tap → enter the Administrator password (contact service personnel for the default
password) → the icon appears, indicating the Administrator login is successful.
3. To change the Administrator password, please go to → General Setting → User

→ Administrator Password (4 digits).
7.5 Check Kilowatt-Hour

Path: → Main Input → kWh icon ( )
Tap the kWh icon ( ), and you can check the kWh statistics of the UPS main input in the
following window.
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No. Item Description
Sheet Tabs
Tap the sheet tabs to view the kWh statistics and
1 (Day/ Week/ Month/
column charts of different time scales.
Year/ Since Reset)
1. Shows the UPS’s main input kWh statistics, with

time on X-axis and kWh on Y-axis.
2 Column Chart
2. Tap the column on the chart, and the corresponding
piece of data will appear below the chart.
Search Tick Tap ( ), and you can set the date and time for the
3
Setup Icon ( ) 'Search Tick' to view the corresponding column chart.
4 Search Tick Shows the date and time that has been set via ( ).
Regardless of different kWh statistics sheets, these

Present/Peak/ four items only indicate today’s statistics: the present
5
Low/ Sum (kWh/d) value/ the highest value (so far)/ the lowest value (so
far)/ the sum (so far).
The last date when 'Clear Kilowatt Hour' was

6 Last Reset Date
executed.

7.6 UPS Settings
This chapter lists all the UPS setting items for your reference (not including the setting items
for the optional accessories). Some items will show up only under certain conditions. Please
refer to 7.1 LCD Display Hierarchy for details.
7.6.1 Bypass Setting

Path: → Bypass Setting
Item Description
Bypass Frequency Range Set up the bypass output’s frequency range.
Bypass Voltage (Max.) Set up the bypass output’s maximum voltage.
Bypass Voltage (Min.) Set up the bypass output’s minimum voltage.
ECO Voltage Range Set up the bypass output’s voltage range in ECO mode.
7.6.2 Mode Setting

Path: → Mode Setting
Item Description
Set up the UPS in On-Line mode. In On-Line mode, it is the

On-Line Mode
inverter to supply power to the connected loads.
Set up the UPS in ECO mode. In ECO mode, it is the bypass to

supply power to the connected loads. It is suggested that you set
ECO Mode
the UPS in ECO mode only when there is stable main AC power.
Otherwise, power supply quality will be compromised.
Set up the UPS in Frequency Conversion mode. In Frequency

Conversion mode, it is the inverter to supply power to the
connected loads with a fixed output frequency. Please note that the
Frequency output will be terminated once the inverter is turned off.
Conversion Mode
NOTE:
Frequency Conversion mode is only applicable to single
UPS but not to parallel UPSs.
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7.6.3 Output Setting
Path: → Output Setting
Item Description
Voltage Set up the output voltage.
When the UPS is distant from the loads and there is a voltage drop
Voltage
in the output, you can adjust the INV output voltage amplitude for
Compensation
voltage compensation.
Set up the output frequency as 50Hz (default) or 60Hz. The system

Frequency will automatically select the output frequency in accordance with the
bypass power.
Set up the maximum permissible speed for the system output

Slew Rate
frequency to catch up the bypass frequency variation.
Power Module Set up how many power modules that need to be preserved for
Redundancy redundancy.
When it is impossible for the inverter to reach synchronous phase

Asynchronous
lock with the bypass, the output will be terminated during
Transfer Time
conversion process according to this setup time.
Set up the time interval for every power module to be converted

Module
from the Battery mode to On-Line mode. The setup is applicable to
Sequential Start
the generator to avoid bearing the whole loads right away.
Set up the time interval for the system to be converted from the
System
Battery mode to On-Line mode. The setup is applicable to the
Sequential Start
generator to avoid bearing the whole loads right away.

7.6.4 Battery & Charging Setting
Path: → Battery & Charging Setting
Item Description
Set up the battery type as VRLA/ LiB (Dry Contact)*1/ LiB

(Integration)*2.
NOTE:
1. *1 If you use non-Delta lithium-ion batteries,
please set up the battery type as 'LiB (Dry
Contact)'. Please refer to 4.1.6 Input Dry
Contacts and 7.6.6 Dry Contact Setting. For
more information about configurations of the
Battery Type lithium-ion batteries, please contact Delta
customer service.
2. *2 If you use the Delta lithium-ion batteries, please
set up the battery type as 'LiB (Integration)'. The
item 'LiB (Integration)' will only appear on the
LCD if you use the Delta lithium-ion batteries with
the optional multifunctional communication card
(MFC) being installed in the SMART slot. Please
contact Delta customer service if you need more
information.
Battery Rating Voltage Set up the battery voltage rating.
Battery Strings Set up how many battery strings that are used on site.
Battery Low Warning Set up the battery low warning voltage.
Set up the battery low voltage. In Battery mode, when the

Battery Cut Off battery low voltage is reached, the battery power will be cut
Voltage off, the UPS will shut down, and the connected loads will not
be protected.
Capacity Set up the battery capacity.
Float Charge Voltage Set up the float charge voltage.
Set up the equalized charge voltage.

Equalized Charge NOTE:
Voltage The item will only show up if the Battery Type is set
as ' VRLA'.
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Item Description
Set up the restored voltage.

NOTE:
Restored Voltage 1. The item will only show up if the Battery Type is
set as 'LiB (Integration)'.
2. If the Battery Type is set as 'LiB (Dry Contact)',
the item will not show up.
Charge Current (Max) Set up the maximum charge current.
Auto Equalized
Enable or disable the auto-equalized charge.
Charge
Auto Equalized
Set up the auto equalized charge interval.
Charge Interval
Equalized Charge
Set up the equalized charge time.
Time
Battery Test Fail Set up the battery test fail voltage. When the battery voltage is
Voltage under the test fail voltage, it means battery fail.
Battery Test Duration Set up how long the battery test should last.
Auto Battery Test

Set up the battery test interval.
Interval
Low Temperature Enable or disable the low temperature alarm. If enabled, set
Alarm up the temperature.
High Temperature Enable or disable the high temperature alarm. If enabled, set
Alarm up the temperature.
Installation Date Record the battery installation date.
Next Replacement
Set up the battery replacement date.
Date

7.6.5 Parallel Setting
Path: → Parallel Setting
Item Description
The UPSs in parallel connection must be assigned the same parallel group
ID no. in order to let the outputs of the parallel UPSs be put in parallel
Parallel
connection and let the loads be evenly distributed among the parallel units.
Group ID
If the parallel UPSs have different parallel group ID no., their output signals
might be synchronized but their outputs cannot be connected in parallel.
The UPSs that need to be paralleled must be assigned the same parallel
Parallel
group ID no. and different parallel ID no. in order to let the parallel function
ID
work.
If the parallel UPSs that have the same parallel group ID no. need to share
common batteries, please select 'Enable' for the 'Common Battery' setup
Common
item. Otherwise, the function of battery abnormality detection will fail. For
Battery
more information about common battery, please refer to 5.5 External
Battery Cabinet Connection Warnings.
7.6.6 Dry Contact Setting

Path: → Dry Contact Setting
Input Dry
Event Selection Type
Contact No.
1. None
2. Generator Status
3. Battery Ground Fail
Input Dry Contact 1 4. External Battery Breaker Detection Set up NO (normally
Input Dry Contact 2 5. Charge Off (Positive) open) or NC
(normally closed) for
Input Dry Contact 3 6. Charge Off (Negative) each input dry
Input Dry Contact 4 7. Battery Abnormal Shutdown contact.
8. Input Transformer OTW
9. Output Transformer OTW
10. Battery Fuse Open
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Output Dry
Event Selection Type
Contact No.
1. None
2. Load On Inverter
3. Load On Bypass
4. Load On Battery
5. Battery Low
6. Battery Input Abnormal
7. Battery Test Fail
8. Internal Comm. Fail
Output Dry Contact 1 9. External Parallel Comm. Fail (only
Output Dry Contact 2 applicable to parallel application) Set up NO (normally
Output Dry Contact 3 10.Output Overload open) or NC
(normally closed) for
Output Dry Contact 4 11. EPO Activated each output dry
Output Dry Contact 5 12.Load On Manual Bypass contact.
Output Dry Contact 6 13.Battery Over Temperature
14.Output Voltage Abnormal
15. Battery Need Replacement
16. Bypass Over Temperature
17.Bypass Static Switch Fault
18.UPS Over Temperature
19.Battery Breaker Shunt Trip
20. Backfeed Protection
21. UPS General Alarm

7.6.7 General Setting
Path: → General Setting
Item Sub Item Description
Date Format Select the date format.

DATE/
Date Set up the date.
TIME
Time Set up the time.
Screen Brightness Adjust the LCD display brightness (default: 80).

SCREEN Set up the LCD backlight sleep time (default: 1
Screen Sleep (after)
minute).
Language Set up the display language (default: English).
Admin Password Set up the administrator password (4 digits).
Set up the MODBUS ID for the MODBUS port located

MODBUS ID
at the rear of the touch panel.
USER
Set up the baud rate for the MODBUS port located at
Baud Rate
the rear of the touch panel.
On/ Off Button Set up the access for the ON/ OFF Button ( ) as
Access 'Any User' or 'Administrator Only'.
Dust Filter If you have installed any dust filter, please select
Installation 'Enable'; if not, please select 'Disable'.
Set up the dust filter installation date.

Dust Filter NOTE:
Installation Date Only when you select 'Enable' for 'Dust
Filter Installation' can you set up the item.
DUST
FILTER Set up the dust filter replacement date.
When the date is due, the red warning icon ( ) will
automatically appear in the upper right corner of the
Dust Filter LCD, and the alarm message 'Replace Dust Filter'
Replacement Date will be displayed.
NOTE:
Only when you select 'Enable' for 'Dust
Filter Installation' can you set up the item.
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7.6.8 IP Setting
Path: → IP Setting
Item Description
DHCP Client Enable or disable the DHCP client.
IP Address Set up the IP address.
Subnet Mask Set up the subnet mask.
Gateway IP Set up the gateway IP address.
DNS 1 IP Set up the DNS server 1 IP address.
DNS 2 IP Set up the DNS server 2 IP address.
Search Domain Set up the search domain.
Host Name Set up the host name.
7.6.9 Control
Path: → Control
Item Description
Buzzer Enable or disable the buzzer.
Reset the power modules or not.

In Bypass mode, when you tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ) to start
Reset Module up the UPS but the UPS does not respond, please select 'Reset' to
reset the power modules. After the power modules are reset,
please tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ) to start up the UPS.
Reset the system or not.

In Bypass mode, when you tap the ON/ OFF Button ( ) to start
Reset System up the UPS but the UPS does not respond, please select 'Reset' to
reset the system. After the system is reset, please tap the ON/ OFF
Button ( ) to start up the UPS.
Force Equalized Manually force the UPS to run in auto equalized charge mode to
Charge charge the batteries.
Manually force the UPS to switch from bypass to inverter when the
Force Bypass to
inverter keeps staying in the soft-start status and is unable to
Inverter
transfer to On-Line mode successfully.

7.7 System Maintenance
7.7.1 Warning
Path 1: → Warning
Path 2: When there is a warning, the buzzer icon ( ) will light up in red, and the buzzer will
sound. Tap the warning icon ( ) to enter the WARNING screen.
The system can store a maximum of 200 warning logs.
7.7.2 Historical Event

Path: → Historical Event
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7.7.3 Statistics
Path: → Statistics
Item Description
In Battery Mode Shows how long and how many times the UPS runs in Battery mode.
In Bypass Mode Shows how long and how many times the UPS runs in Bypass mode.
Operation Time Means how long the UPS has operated.
To clear the statistics, please refer to 7.7.5 Clear.
7.7.4 Test
Path: → Test
You can perform a manual battery test via the LCD screen.
7.7.5 Clear
Path: → Clear
Item Description
After you select 'Clear' and confirm clearance of statistics, all

Clear Statistics
records of the statistics will be cleared.
After you select 'Clear' and confirm clearance of historical

Clear Historical Event
event logs, all historical event logs will be cleared.
Clear Battery Test After you select 'Clear' and confirm clearance of battery test
Result result, the battery test result will be cleared.
Clear Kilowatt Hour After you select 'Clear' and confirm clearance of kilowatt hour
(kWh) records, the kilowatt hour statistics will be cleared.
NOTE:
The records mentioned above are important information for system analysis and
maintenance. Do not clear any of them without the consent of qualified service
personnel.

7.7.6 Advanced Diagnosis
Path: → Advanced Diagnosis
This is an optional function. If you would like to access this page, please contact Delta
customer service.
7.7.7 Version & S/N

NOTE:
To operate the UPSs in parallel, please make sure all the versions below are the
same between each parallel unit.
Path: → Version & S/N
S/N System Check the system’s serial no.
Parallel Communication Check and update the MCU or FPGA firmware

Card #_ MCU/ FPGA version of a specific parallel communication card.
System Control Card_ Check and update the MCU or FPGA firmware
MAIN
MCU/ FPGA version of the system control card.
Check and update the touch panel’s MCU firmware

Touch Panel _ MCU
version.
Check and update the MCU, MCU2 or FPGA

INV PM #_ MCU/ FPGA firmware version of a specific power module’s
inverter.
Check and update the MCU or MCU2 firmware

PFC PM #_ MCU/ MCU2
version of a specific power module’s PFC.
Check and update the MCU version of a specific

CHG PM #_ MCU
power module’s CHG.
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Chapter 8 : Optional Accessories
No. Item Function
Prevents dust from entering into the UPS to ensure UPS

1 Dust Filter
reliability and to prolong product life.
2 Relay I/O Card Increases the quantity of dry contacts.
Monitors temperature, humidity and other connected

monitoring devices in a room environment. Connect the EMS
1000 (Enviro-Probe) to the UPS’s EMS port located at the
EMS 1000 rear of the touch panel, and the UPS will integrate the
3
(EnviroProbe) detected information from the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) and
display relevant data on the LCD. See Figure 4-20 for the
location of the EMS port. For details, please refer to 8.1 EMS
Function on the LCD Screen.
Battery Cabinet
Detects the temperature of an external battery cabinet
4 Temperature Sensor
connected to the UPS.
Cable
Parallel Cable
5 Connects the parallel UPSs.
(10-meter long)
Parallel Cable
6 Connects the parallel UPSs.
(20-meter long)
If you use the lead-acid batteries, it is recommended to install

the BMS to monitor (1) each battery’s voltage, (2) each
battery string’s voltage and charging/ discharging current,
and (3) battery environment temperature.
The BMS should be connected to the UPS’s BMS port
Battery located at the rear of the touch panel (see Figure 4-20). For
7 Management details, please refer to 8.2 BMS Function on the LCD
System (BMS) Screen and 7.6.4 Battery & Charging Setting.
NOTE:
The quantity of BMS to be installed depends on
how many external battery cabinets (lead-acid
batteries) are connected to the UPS. For BMS
installation, please contact Delta customer service.

No. Item Function
If you use the Delta lithium-ion batteries, you must purchase

and install the multifunctional communication card (MFC) in
the SMART slot shown in Figure 4-1 to monitor the battery
status via the UPS’s LCD. For relevant information, please
Multifunctional refer to 8.3 MFC Function on the LCD Screen. Please
8 Communication contact Delta customer service if you need more information.
Card (MFC)
NOTE:
For parallel UPSs, please install one multifunctional
communication card (MFC) in each parallel UPS if
you use the Delta lithium-ion batteries.
NOTE:
1. For details of installation and operation of the accessories mentioned above,
please refer to the Quick Guide, User Guide, or Installation & Operation
Guide included in the package of the relevant optional accessory.
2. If you want to purchase any accessories mentioned above, please contact your
local dealer or customer service.
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8.1 EMS Function on the LCD Screen
 Path 1: Tap the shortcut button ( ) on the Main Screen.
Path 2: → EMS
To activate the EMS function, you have to connect the optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe)
device with the UPS and perform the EMS settings via the LCD. After that, the EMS
information of each device (ID #) will be displayed on the EMS screen.
NOTE:
1. The EMS screen display is related to the settings in the ( ) → EMS Setting;
the settings can be adjusted according to your needs.
2. For installation of the optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe), please refer to the
instructions below and the EnviroProbe 1000 Quick Guide attached in the
package of the optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe).
Color
No. Item Descriptions
(Status)
1. Different ID # represents a different EMS

1000 (EnviroProbe) device.
NOTE:
The LCD will only show the EMS 1000
Green (Normal)
(EnviroProbe) devices (ID #) whose
Yellow (Warning) status have been set as 'Enable'.
1 ID
Red (Alarm) 2. Shows the integrated status of each EMS
Gray (Off) 1000 (EnviroProbe) device. The integrated
status is determined by the most severe
status among the device’s Temperature (°C)
status, Humidity (%) status, and the status of
input contacts DI1 ~ DI4.

Color
No. Item Descriptions
(Status)
The color represents the status of Temperature/

Humidity based on the EMS settings.
Green (Normal) When the detected Temperature/ Humidity
Tempera-
2 Yellow (Warning) 1. is lower than the value set for Warning, it
ture
Red (Alarm) shows Green (Normal).
2. is higher than the value set for Warning but
lower than the value set for Alarm, it shows
Yellow (Warning).
3. is higher than the value set for Alarm, it
shows Red (Alarm).
Green (Normal) 4. has reached the value set for Alarm/
3 Humidity Yellow (Warning) Warning, the status will recover from Alarm
Red (Alarm) to Warning/ from Warning to Normal
respectively only when the detected value has
been lowered to its corresponding Recovery
value.
DI1
Green (None/ 1. Different colors represent different status that
DI2 Information) the input contact has detected.
4 2. The Title, NO/ NC, and Event Type of the
DI3 Yellow (Warning)
input contact can be adjusted according to
Red (Alarm) your needs.
DI4
 Connecting the Optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe)

1. You can connect a maximum of 16 optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) devices to each
UPS to expand the environment monitoring range. A maximum of 8 UPS units can be
paralleled. Please use a CAT-5 cable (user-supplied & the cable length depends on the
on-site application and environment) to connect the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) to the EMS
port on the UPS. For the location of the EMS port, please refer to 4.2 Communication
Interfaces II: at the Rear of the Touch Panel.
2. The UPS only supports RS485 communication. When installing the EMS 1000
(EnviroProbe), please set the device’s communication mode as RS485 following 3-1
Comm DIP Switch Settings of the EnviroProbe 1000 Quick Guide.
3. When installing the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe), please set the ID # by the four ID DIP
switches on the left of the device following 3-2 ID DIP Switch Settings of the
EnviroProbe 1000 Quick Guide.
NOTE:
1. The ID # of each EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) device connected to the UPS must
be different so that the UPS can identify each device.
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4. To enable the EMS function, you have to set up relevant items on the LCD after
connecting the optional EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) to the UPS.
 Path: → EMS Setting (Administrator login required)
NOTE:
The default values are shown in the figures above.

Set the ID # (ID 0/ ID 1/ …/ ID 15) according to the ID DIP

switch setting of the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe) device.
ID NOTE:
If the ID # setting is wrong, the warning message
'The EMS 1000 ID # Communication Fail' will
appear.
Set the title for the EMS 1000 (EnviroProbe), 16 characters

SENSOR Title
at most.
The status ‘Enable/ Disable’ determines whether or not

Status the LCD shows the EMS information of the EMS 1000
(EnviroProbe) device (ID #).
Set the temperature (°C) values for Alarm/ Warning/

Temperature
Recovery.
Humidity Set the Humidity (%) values for Alarm/ Warning/ Recovery.
Input Contact 1 1. Set the input contact as Normally Open (NO)/

Normally Closed (NC).
Input Contact 2
INPUT 2. Set the Title for the input contact, 16 characters at
CONTACT Input Contact 3 most.
3. Set the Event Type as None/ Information/ Warning/
Input Contact 4 Alarm.
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8.2 BMS Function on the LCD Screen
 Path: → BMS
To activate the BMS function, you have to connect the optional battery management system
(BMS) with the UPS and perform the BMS settings via the LCD. After that, you can check
String Voltage, String Current, Ambient Temperature*1, Cell Volt. (Voltage) and Cell IR.*2
(Internal Resistance) of the Main Module and of each Ext #n Module.
NOTE:
1. *1 means that the item will only show up after you select ‘Main’ in the select-
module list in the upper left corner of the screen.
2. *2 means that the item will only show up after you go to → BMS Setting
and select ‘Internal Resistance’ in the Module Type list.
Tap the icon ( ), and you can view the Internal Resistance Alarm Threshold.
 Path: → BMS Setting (Administrator login required)
After entering the BMS SETTING screen, you can view the Alarm Threshold Values (High
& Low)*1 values of Cell Voltage, String Voltage and Ambient Temperature*2.
You can also set up the following items. These settings must be carried out by qualified
service personnel. Please contact Delta customer service for assistance.
NOTE:
1. *1 The Alarm Threshold Values (High & Low) are defined by the service
personnel during the installation process of the optional battery management
system (BMS).
2. *2 The item will only show up after you select ‘Main’ in the Module list.

Item Description
Module Select Main/ Ext #n module.
Module Address Set the module address.
Module Type Set the module type as Voltage Type/ Internal Resistance.
The status ‘Enable/ Disable’ determines whether or not the LCD

Status shows the BMS information of the optional battery management
system (BMS).
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8.3 MFC Function on the LCD Screen
The PAGE 3 & MFC screens (see the figures below) will only appear on the LCD if you use
the Delta lithium-ion batteries with the optional multifunctional communication (MFC) card
being installed in the SMART slot. Please contact Delta customer service if you need more
information.
 Path: → Battery Status
In the screen, you can use the three drop-down lists in the upper left corner to choose the
Cabinet, String, and Battery Module to view the corresponding String Voltage, String
Current, battery module’s SOH (State of Health) and the battery cell’s Voltage and
Temperature.
 Path: → General Setting (Administrator login required)

MFC Set up the MODBUS ID for the optional

MODBUS ID
(Multifunctional multifunctional communication card (MFC).
Communication MODBUS Baud Set up the MODBUS baud rate for the optional
Card) Rate multifunctional communication card (MFC).
 Path: → Version & S/N
MFC Check and update the MCU firmware version

(Multifunctional MCU of the optional multifunctional communication
Communication Card) card (MFC).
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Chapter 9 : Maintenance
• UPS
1. UPS Cleaning:
Regularly clean the UPS, especially the slits, openings and filters, to ensure that the air
freely flows into the UPS to avoid overheating. If necessary, use an air blower to clean
the slits and openings and replace the filters regularly to prevent any object from blocking
or covering these areas.
2. UPS Regular Inspection:
a. Monthly check the filters and regularly replace them.
b. Regularly check the UPS every half year and inspect:
1) Whether the UPS and its LED indicators and alarm operate normally.
2) Whether the UPS works in Bypass mode (normally, the UPS works in normal
mode). If yes, check if any error, overload, internal fault, etc. occurs.
3) Whether the battery voltage is normal. If the battery voltage is too high or too
low, find the root cause.
• Batteries
The DPS series UPS uses the lead-acid batteries or the lithium-ion batteries. Make sure
to replace the batteries according to battery life. However, the actual battery life depends
on the environment temperature, usage, and charging/ discharging frequency. High
temperature environments and high charging/ discharging frequency will quickly shorten
battery life. Please follow the suggestions below to ensure normal battery life.
1. Keep usage temperature between 15°C ~ 25°C (59°F ~ 77°F).
2. When the UPS needs to be stored for an extended period of time, the lead-acid
batteries must be recharged once every three months and the charging time must
not be less than 24 hours each time. As for the lithium-ion batteries, please contact
your battery supplier for the charging frequency and charging duration.
• Fans
Higher temperatures shorten fan life. When the UPS is running, please check if all of the
fans work normally and make sure there is good ventilation around and through the UPS. If
not, replace the fans.
NOTE:
Please ask your local dealer or customer service for more maintenance
information. Do not perform maintenance if you are not trained for it.

Appendix 1 : Technical Specifications
Model DPS
300kVA/ 400kVA/ 500kVA/ 600kVA/

UPS Capacity
300kW 400kW 500kW 600kW
220/380 Vac, 230/400 Vac, 240/415 Vac

Nominal Voltage
(3Φ4W + G)
Voltage Range 176 ~ 276 Vac*1 (full load)
Input Current Harmonic

≤ 3%*2
Distortion
Power Factor > 0.99
Frequency Range 40 ~ 70 Hz
220/380 Vac, 230/400 Vac, 240/415 Vac

Voltage
(3Φ4W + G)
Voltage Harmonic
≤ 1.5% (linear load)
Output Distortion
Frequency 50/60 Hz
≤ 110%: 60 minutes*3;
Overload Capability
≤ 125%: 10 minutes; ≤ 150%: 1 minute
Display 10” Touch Panel
External battery temperature dry contact × 4,

External switch/ breaker status dry contact × 4,
Output dry contact × 6, Input dry contact × 4,
Interface Standard Parallel port × 4, USB type A × 2,
USB type B × 1, RS-232 port × 1,
MODBUS port × 1, BMS (RJ45) × 1,
Ethernet × 1, SMART slot × 1, REPO × 1
Online Mode up to 96.50%

Efficiency
ECO Mode 99%
Nominal Voltage ± 240 Vdc (Default)

Battery
Charge Voltage ± 272 Vdc (adjustable from 204 Vdc to 312 Vdc)
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Model DPS
300kVA/ 400kVA/ 500kVA/ 600kVA/

UPS Capacity
300kW 400kW 500kW 600kW
Protection of Battery
Yes
Deep Discharge
1000 meters (without derating)

Operating Altitude
3280 ft (without derating)
Operating
0 ~ 40°C (32 ~ 104°F)
Temperature
Environment Relative Humidity 95% (non-condensing)
< 80 dBA*4
Audible Noise
1 meter (3.28 ft) in front of the UPS
IP Degree of
IP 20
Protection
Parallel
Yes (up to 8 units)
Redundancy
Others Emergency
Yes
Power Off
Battery-start Yes
600 ×
900 × 1200 × 900 × 2000 mm
Dimensions 2000 mm
(W × D × H) 23.6” ×
Physical 35.4” × 47.2” × 35.4” × 78.7”
78.7”
515 kg 700 kg 811 kg 970 kg

Weight
1135 lb 1543 lb 1787 lb 2138 lb

NOTE:
1. *1: With a load capacity of 70%, the input voltage range will be 132/228 ~
276/478 Vac.
2. *2: When input vTHD is < 1%.
3. *3: When the environment temperature is below 30°C (86°F).
4. *4: Conditional.
5. Please refer to the rating label for the safety rating.
6. All specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
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Appendix 2 : Warranty
Seller warrants this product, if used in accordance with all applicable instructions, to be free
from original defects in material and workmanship within the warranty period. If the product
has any failure problem within the warranty period, Seller will repair or replace the product
at its sole discretion according to the failure situation.
This warranty does not apply to normal wear or to damage resulting from improper
installation, operation, usage, maintenance or irresistible force (i.e. war, fire, natural disaster,
etc.), and this warranty also expressly excludes all incidental and consequential damages.
Maintenance service for a fee is provided for any damage out of the warranty period. If any
maintenance is required, please directly contact the supplier or Seller.
WARNING:
The individual user should take care to determine prior to use whether the
environment and the load characteristic are suitable, adequate or safe for the
installation and the usage of this product. The User Manual must be carefully
followed. Seller makes no representation or warranty as to the suitability or fitness
of this product for any specific application.
No. : 5013 27580101

Version : V 1.1
Release Date : 2020_4_7

- Global Headquarter
Taiwan
Delta Electronics Inc.

39 Section 2, Huandong Road, Shanhua District,
Tainan City 74144, Taiwan
T +886 6 505 6565
E ups.taiwan@deltaww.com
- Regional Office
The United States Australia
Delta Electronics (Americas) Ltd. Delta Energy Systems Australia Pty Ltd.
46101 Fremont Blvd. Fremont, CA 94538 Unit 20-21, 45 Normanby Road, Notting Hill VIC 3168, Australia
T +1 510 344 2157 T +61 3 9543 3720
E ups.na@deltaww.com E ups.australia@deltaww.com
South America Thailand

Delta Greentech (Brasil) S/A Delta Electronics (Thailand) Public Co.,Ltd.
Rua Itapeva, 26 - 3° andar Edificio Itapeva One - Bela Vista 909 Soi 9, Moo 4, E.P.Z., Bangpoo Industrial Estate, Tambon Prakasa,
01332-000 - São Paulo - SP - Brazil Amphur Muang-samutprakarn, Samutprakarn Province 10280, Thailand
T +55 11 3568 3850 T +662 709-2800
E ups.brazil@deltaww.com E ups.thailand@deltaww.com
China South Korea

Delta GreenTech (China) Co., Ltd. Delta Electronics (Korea), Inc.
238 Minxia Road, Pudong, Shanghai, 201209 P.R.C 1511, Byucksan Digital Valley 6-cha, Gasan-dong, Geumcheon-gu,
T +86 21 5863 5678 Seoul, Korea, 153-704
+86 21 5863 9595 T +82-2-515-5303
E ups.china@deltaww.com E ups.south.korea@deltaww.com
Singapore India
Delta Electronics Int’l (Singapore) Pte Ltd. Delta Power Solutions (India) Pvt. Ltd.
4 Kaki Bukit Ave 1, #05-04, Singapore 417939 Plot No. 43, Sector-35, HSIIDC, Gurgaon-122001, Haryana, India
T +65 6747 5155 T +91 124 4874 900
E ups.singapore@deltaww.com E ups.india@deltaww.com
EMEA
Delta Electronics (Netherlands) BV
Zandsteen 15, 2132MZ Hoofddorp, The Netherlands
T +31 20 655 09 00
E ups.netherlands@deltaww.com

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Delta UPS - Ultron Family

Ultron DPS Series 2

Ultron DPS Series 4

Ultron DPS Series 6

1.1 Installation Warnings

1.2 Connection Warnings

300kVA 400kVA 500kVA 600kVA

300kVA 400kVA 500kVA 600kVA

300kVA 400kVA 500kVA 600kVA

Ultron DPS Series 8

1.4 Storage Warnings

1.5 Standard Compliance

Ultron DPS Series 10

2.1 General Overview

4 Snap Bushing 3 PCS

5 Key (placed inside the UPS cabinet) 2 Copies

9 M12 Nut (used for input/ output/ battery wiring) 50 PCS

10 Flat Washer (used for input/ output/ battery wiring) 50 PCS

11 Rodent Shield (three types A, B, and C) 4 PCS

12 M5 Screw (used when fixing the rodent shields) 20 PCS

4-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block (used for REPO dry

6-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block (used for MODBUS and

Ultron DPS Series 12

No. Item Q’ty

5 Key (placed inside the UPS cabinet) 2 Copies

9 M4 Screw (used for fixing the wire mounts) 3 PCS

11 M12 Nut (used for input/ output/ battery wiring) 50 PCS

12 Flat Washer (used for input/ output/ battery wiring) 50 PCS

13 Rodent Shield (five types A, B, C, D, and E) 6 PCS

14 M5 Screw (used when fixing the rodent shields) 20 PCS

15 Plastic Rivet (spare accessories) 36 PCS

4-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block (used for REPO dry

6-Pin Dry Contact Terminal Block (used for MODBUS and

2.3 Functions & Features

Ultron DPS Series 14

(Figure 2-1: 300kVA UPS_ Exterior & Dimensions)

(Figure 2-2: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Exterior & Dimensions)

Ultron DPS Series 16

(Figure 2-3: Front View of 300kVA UPS)

(Figure 2-4: Front View of 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS)

Ultron DPS Series 18

(Figure 2-7: 300kVA UPS_ Internal View)

(Figure 2-9: 400/ 500/ 600 kVA UPS_ Interior Differences)

Ultron DPS Series 20

(Figure 2-10: Turn on/ off the Switch)

Ultron DPS Series 22

Ultron DPS Series 24

2.7 Tri-color LED Indicator & Buzzer

(Figure 2-19: Tri-color LED Indicator Location)

(Figure 2-20: 300kVA UPS_ Buzzer Location)

(Figure 2-21: 400/ 500/ 600kVA UPS_ Buzzer Location)

Ultron DPS Series 26

• Indicates the UPS is operating in one of the following

• Indicates the UPS is operating in one of the following

• Indicates a warning message

Red ON Warning Level Buzzer Frequency