nJoy UP33TOP130KGAAZ01B Garun Series UPS Industrial Garun Instruction Manual
- June 9, 2024
- NJOY
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nJoy UP33TOP130KGAAZ01B Garun Series UPS Industrial Garun
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This UPS will protect your electronic equipment from physical damage and will provide emergency battery backup power to prevent data loss in the event of power problems.
This manual is compatible with the following models from Garun Series:
30K VA Garun 30KL
40K VA Garun 40KL
INSTALLATION
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Step 1
Make sure the UPS is disconnected from the power source and is turned off (status OFF). Remove the side and the top covers of the UPS as shown below :
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Step 2
Remove the right-side pieces that help keep the batteries in place.
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Step 3
Place 38 batteries on the right side of the UPS as follows: 11 batteries on the bottom tray, 10 batteries on the next tray, 9 on the third, 3 on the fourth, 3 on the fifth and 2 batteries at the top, supported by the 3 batteries on the fifth row.
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Step 4
Insert back the pieces that hold the batteries in place.
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Step 5
Connect the batteries to each other as in the diagram below:
- Step 5.1: Using the short black cables no.1 connect in series all the adjacent batteries, the (-, black) terminal of a battery connected to the terminal (+, red) of the battery immediately adjacent.
- Step 5.2: Using one of the black cables connected to the UPS, connect the free (-, black) terminal of the last battery (looking from the front of the UPS) from the bottom row.
- Step 5.3: Using one of the long black cables, connect the free (+, red) terminal of the first battery (counting from the front of the UPS) on the bottom row with the free (-, black) terminal of the last battery on the second row.
- Step 5.3: Using one of the blue cables connected to the UPS, connect the free (+, red) terminal of the second battery (looking from the front of the UPS) on the second bottom row up.
- Step 5.4: Using another blue cable connected to the UPS, connect the free (-, black) terminal of the first battery (looking from the front of the UPS) on the second bottom row up.
- Step 5.5: Using one of the long black cables, connect the free (+, red) terminal of the first battery (looking from the front of the UPS) on the second bottom line up with the (-, black) terminal of the last battery on the third row (bottom to top).
- Step 5.6: Using one of the medium black cables, connect the free (+, red) terminal of the first battery (looking from the front of the UPS) on the third bottom row upwards with the (-, black) terminal of the last battery on the fourth row (bottom up).
- Step 5.7: Using one of the medium black cables, connect the free (+, red) terminal of the first battery (looking from the front of the UPS) on the fourth bottom line up with the (-, black) terminal of the last battery on the fifth row (bottom to top).
- Step 5.8: Using one of the short black cables, connect the free (+, red) terminal of the first battery (looking from the front of the UPS) on the bottom fifth row upwards with the (-, black) terminal of the first battery on the sixth row (highest).
- Step 5.9: Using one of the long black cables (A), connect the free (+, red) terminal of the last battery (looking from the front of the UPS) to the top row. Pass this cable through the F slot on the left side of the UPS, which will be connected according to step 9.4
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Step 6
Remove the left-side pieces that help keep the batteries in place.
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Step 7
Remove the battery mounting brackets on the left side of the cabinet as shown below:
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Step 8
Place 30 batteries on the left side of the UPS, as follows: 11 batteries on the bottom tray, 10 batteries on the next tray, 9 on the third. Use the diagram below as a guide:
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Step 9
Connect the batteries to each other as in the diagram below:
- Step 9.1: Using the short black cables connect in series all the adjacent batteries, the (-, black) terminal of a battery connected to the (+, red) terminal of the battery immediately adjacent, as in the diagram below.
- Step 9.2: Using one of the long black cables (B), connect the (-, black) terminal of the first battery (looking from the front of the UPS) on the top row. The other end of the cable will connect to the batteries on the mounting brackets that you removed on step 7. You can find the connection details in step 11.1
- Step 9.3: Using one of the long black cables, connect the (+, red) terminal of the seventh battery (looking from the front of the UPS) on the top row with the (-, black) terminal of the first battery on the middle row.
- Step 9.4: Connect the long black cable (A) that comes from the right side of the UPS through the F-slot to the (-, black) terminal of the eighth battery (looking from the front of the UPS) on the top row.
- Step 9.5: Using one of the red cables connected to the UPS, connect the (+, red) terminal of the 9th battery on the first row.
- Step 9.6: Using one of the blue cables connected to the UPS, connect the (+, red) terminal of the first battery in the middle row. Using another blue UPS-connected cable, connect the (-, black) terminal of the second battery on the middle row.
- Step 9.7: Using one of the long black cables, connect the (-, black) terminal of the first battery (looking from the front of the UPS) on the bottom row with the (+, red) terminal of the last battery on the middle row.
- Step 9.8: Using one of the red cables connected to the UPS, connect the (+, red) terminal of the last battery on the bottom row.
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Step 10
Using the battery mounting brackets on the left side of the cabinet, place the last 12 batteries on them as shown in the picture below:
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Step 11
Attach the battery mounting brackets to the UPS and then connect the batteries with cables as shown below:
- Step 11.1: Connect the long black cable (B) to the terminal (+, red) of the first battery (looking from the front of the UPS) on the top row. Then using the medium black cables, connect the remaining batteries on the top row, the middle row and the bottom one as in the picture above:
- Step 11.2: Using a long black cable, connect the (-, black) terminal of the last battery on the first row with the (+, red) terminal of the first battery (looking from the front of the UPS) on the middle row. Using another long black cable, connect the last battery on the middle row with the first battery on the bottom row in the same way.
- Step 11.3: Using the last black cable connected to the UPS, connect the free (-, black) terminal of the last battery on the bottom row.
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Step 12
Check the cable connections again to match the diagram, then put the UPS sides and top cover back and secure them properly.
NOTE!
- If you want to populate the UPS with a smaller number of batteries per string (for example (16 + 16) x 2), between the black cables (connected to the UPS) and the blue cables (connected to the UPS) and respectively between the red cables (connected to the UPS) and the blue cables (connected to the UPS), there will be the same number of batteries connected in series (16).
Example for configuration (16 + 16) x 2:
On the right side of the UPS will be mounted:
- 11 batteries on the first tray from bottom up
- 6 batteries on the second tray from bottom up
- batteries on the third tray from bottom up
- batteries on the fourth tray from bottom up
- batteries on the fifth tray from bottom up
- Batteries will not be mounted on the sixth tray (the top tray)
- The connection of the cables will be made according to the diagram described for the configuration (20 + 20) x 2, with the mention that at the free (+, red) terminal of the first battery (looking from the front of the UPS) on the fifth row will be connected directly to a red cable bound to the UPS (the black cable that passes through the UPS slot F will no longer be used)
On the left side of the UPS will be mounted:
- 11 batteries on the first tray from bottom up
- 6 batteries on the second tray from bottom up
- 3 batteries on the third tray from bottom up
- 12 batteries on the side mounting brackets
- The connection of the cables will be done according to the diagram described for the configuration (20 + 20) x 2, with the mention that the red cable bound to the UPS will no longer be connected to the third tray (it has been connected to the batteries from the right side of the UPS as shown above)
If you want to use only one battery string (16 + 16) x1, (17 + 17) x1, (18 + 18) x1, (19 + 19) x1, (20 + 20) x1), please populate only first two trays with batteries and follow the same steps for connecting the cables. No batteries will be mounted on the side mounting brackets. You will only use one black cable, one red cable and two blue cables bounded to the UPS.
For complete information on the cables used for this battery cabinet, please refer to the table bellow:
No.| Description| Length
(cm)
| Quantity (pcs)| Observations
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1
| 10 AWG breaker to battery cable (Black)|
105
|
1
|
F2 connector to Ring 5.3 mm
2
| 10 AWG breaker to battery cable (Black)|
90
|
1
|
F2 connector to Ring 5.3 mm
3
| 10 AWG breaker to battery cable (Blue)|
135 + 135
|
1
|
F2 connector to Ring 5.3 mm
4
| 10 AWG breaker to battery cable (Blue)|
115 + 135
|
1
|
F2 connector to Ring 5.3 mm
5
| 10 AWG breaker to battery cable (Red)|
85
|
1
|
F2 connector to Ring 5.3 mm
6
| 10 AWG breaker to battery cable (Red)|
105
|
1
|
F2 connector to Ring 5.3 mm
7
| 10 AWG cable (Black)|
35
|
2
|
F2 to F2 connector
8
| 10 AWG cable (Black)|
7.5
|
56
|
F2 to F2 connector
9
| 10 AWG cable (Black)|
93
|
3
|
F2 to F2 connector
10
| 10 AWG cable (Black)|
16
|
2
|
F2 to F2 connector
11
| 10 AWG cable (Black)|
25
|
9
|
F2 to F2 connector
12
| 10 AWG cable (Black)|
80
|
3
|
F2 to F2 connector
13*
| 10 AWG cable (Black)|
150
|
1
|
F2 to F2 connector
14*
| 10 AWG cable (Black)|
105
|
1
|
F2 to F2 connector
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