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This is an Installation and Operation Manual for Alpha Technologies' Universal Automatic Transfer Switch (UATS) and Universal Generator Transfer Switch (UGTS) products, which are optional add-on switching units designed for the FXM UPS family and Novus Micro UPS family. The manual provides comprehensive guidance for qualified installers and technicians on the safe installation, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of these transfer switches. The UATS and UGTS are switching units that provide power and bypass capacity, allowing operators to safely disconnect UPS units from line or generator power for servicing. These devices can manage up to three different backup sources: line power, batteries, and generator power. The manual covers multiple mounting configurations including stand-alone, chassis mount, single-side rack mount, and equipment rack mount options with a 19-inch Rack Mounting Accessory Shelf. Available in 120V and 230V versions, the units support rated currents of 30 amperes at 120VAC and 16 amperes at 230VAC, with power ratings of 3,600 VA.

The manual emphasizes critical safety information throughout, including warnings about electrical hazards, proper grounding requirements, and the necessity of circuit breaker protection. Installation requires minimum #10 AWG copper wire for terminal blocks and must comply with applicable national and local electrical codes. The transfer switches feature operating temperature ranges from -40°C to 55°C at full load, with derated operation up to 74°C. The devices include transfer and re-transfer switching times of 40 milliseconds between bypass and UPS modes or line and generator modes. Optional accessories include wall mounting kits, transient voltage surge suppressors, receptacle plates, and manual transfer connection plates. The product carries a two-year warranty from shipment date covering defects in parts and labor, with repairs, replacement, or credit issued at Alpha Technologies' discretion. Technical support is available through multiple regional Alpha Technologies offices in North America, Europe, Asia, and other locations, with emergency support available 24 hours per day, seven days per week.

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Your Power Solutions Partner

Universal Generator Transfer Switch Universal Automatic Transfer Switch

Installation & Operation Manual Part # 020-165-B0 Effective: 12/2011 member of The Group™

Universal Automatic Transfer Switch

Universal Generator Transfer Switch

Universal Automatic Transfer Switch Universal Generator Transfer Switch

For technical support, contact Alpha Technologies:

Canada and USA: 1-888-462-7487 International: +1-604-436-5547

Email: support@alpha.ca

Copyright Copyright © 2011 Alpha Technologies Ltd. All rights reserved. Alpha is a registered trademark of Alpha Technologies.

No part of this documentation shall be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, translated, transcribed, or transmitted in any form or by any means manual, electric, electronic, electromechanical, chemical, optical, or otherwise without prior explicit written permission from Alpha Technologies.

This document, the software it describes, and the information and know-how they contain constitute the proprietary, confidential and valuable trade secret information of Alpha Technologies, and may not be used for any unauthorized purpose, or disclosed to others without the prior written permission of Alpha Technologies.

The material contained in this document is for information only and is subject to change without notice. While reasonable efforts have been made in the preparation of this document to assure its accuracy, Alpha Technologies assumes no liability resulting from errors or omissions in this document, or from the use of the information contained herein. Alpha Technologies reserves the right to make changes in the product design without reservation and without notification to its users.

Alpha shall not be held liable for any damage or injury involving its enclosures, power supplies, generators, batteries, or other hardware if used or operated in any manner or subject to any condition inconsistent with its intended purpose, or if installed or oper-ated in an unapproved manner, or improperly maintained.

Photographs contained in this manual are for illustrative purposes only. These photo-graphs may not match your installation.

NOTE:

Operator is cautioned to review the drawings and illustrations contained in this manual before proceeding. If there are questions regarding the safe operation of this powering system, contact Alpha Technologies or your nearest Alpha representative.

NOTE:

NOTE:

Contents

1. Product Safety Information General warnings and cautions Certifications and compliances

2. Introduction What this manual covers Who should read this manual How to use this manual Symbols used in this manual Symbols used on the product Related documents

3. Overview Introduction

4. Unpacking the Transfer Switch Opening the package Checking the package contents Options

5. Installation Tools and equipment required for installation Mounting the Transfer Switch Wiring the Transfer Switch Wiring the rack mount accessory shelf

6. Operation Transfer Switch operation and schematics

7. Maintenance Preventative maintenance Service and technical support

8. Troubleshooting

Appendix A: Specifications

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1. Product Safety Information

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Save These instructions: This manual contains important safety instructions that must be followed during the installation, servicing and maintenance of the product. Keep it in a safe place.

General Warnings and Cautions

WARNING

You must read and understand the following warnings before installing the UATS/UGTS (referred to as Transfer Switch hereafter) and its components. Failure to do so could result in personal injury or death.

Read and follow all instructions included in this manual.■■ Do not work alone under hazardous conditions.■■ Only qualified personnel are allowed to install, operate and ■■ service the Transfer Switch and its components.

Observe all applicable national and local electrical codes when ■■ installing the Transfer Switch.

Always assume electrical connections or conductors are live. ■■ Turn off all circuit breakers and double-check with a voltmeter before performing installation or maintenance.

The Transfer Switch does NOT have an on/off switch to de-■■ energize the line output. Whenever it is connected to line or generator power, power is present at the output. Use extreme caution at all times.

Before installation, verify that the input voltage and current ■■ requirements of the load are within the specifications of the Transfer Switch given on page 30.

The Transfer Switch can be operated to a ■■ maximum operating temperature of 74 °C (with derating). See Specifications on page 30 for detailed temperature ratings.

Keep tools away from walk areas where you or others could fall ■■ over them.

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Wear safety glasses when working under any conditions that ■■ might be hazardous to your eyes.

Do not work on the system or connect or disconnect cables ■■ during periods of lightning activity.

Never let water from rain, a hose, tap or a sprinkler’s output, ■■ road splash or other water sources enter the enclosure of the Transfer Switch to prevent accidental shorts, shocks or electrocutions.

Certifications and Compliances

The Transfer Switch has been designed, manufactured, and tested to the requirements of the following national and international safety standards:

120V version:

CSA-C22.2 No. 107.3 – Uninterruptible Power Systems;;

UL 1778 (Edition 4) – Uninterruptible Power Systems;;

230V version:

EN 62040-1-2:2003 – Uninterruptible Power Systems (UPS) - ;;

General and Safety Requirements for UPS used in Restricted Access Locations

UATS & UGTS Installation Manual

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2. Introduction

What This Manual Covers

This manual provides full procedures for the safe and proper installation, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of the Universal Automatic Transfer Switch (UATS) and Universal Generator Transfer Switch (UGTS). In this manual, the term “Transfer Switch” will be used to mean both or either of these two switches.

Who Should Read This Manual

This manual is intended for qualified installers – trained electricians or technicians who are fully educated on the hazards of installing electrical equipment such as uninterruptible power supplies and their associated batteries and accessories. The Product Safety Information chapter and the Operation chapter are intended for anyone who will be operating the Transfer Switch as a non-technical user.

How to Use This Manual

Before you begin installing the Transfer Switch, please ensure that you are familiar with all the warnings and cautions described in this manual (see “Product Safety Information” on page 5). Once you are aware of all the safety issues, then you can start to plan the installation according to “Installation” on page 13. After you have completed the installation, you can start learning how to operate the system to meet the needs of your application.

Symbols Used in This Manual

This section explains the warning, caution and information symbols used in this manual.

WARNING

Warnings draw special attention to anything that could injure or kill you (the operator) or somebody else, and explain how to avoid these situations. They are placed before the step in the procedure to which they apply. Warnings display the “attention” icon, followed by the word “WARNING” (in bold uppercase) highlighted in gray as shown in this example.

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Caution

Cautions draw special attention to anything that could damage equipment or cause the loss of data, and provide information on how to avoid these situations. They are placed before the step in the procedure to which they apply. Cautions display the “attention” icon, followed by the word “Caution” in bold title case as shown in this example.

Note

Notes contain information or options you should remember for future use – something that may seem minor or inconsequential but will be important in the future. Notes display the “push pin” icon, followed by the word “Note” in title case as shown in this example.

Symbols Used on The Product

The following symbol appears on various internal components of the Transfer Switch:

Risk of electric shock.

Related Documents

FXM UPS Operator’s Manual (Doc# 017-201-B0)■■ “Local electrical code (e.g. National Electrical Code, or NFPA ■■ 70 in the United States, Canadian Electrical Code or CSA C22.1 in Canada)

3. Overview

Introduction

The Universal Automatic Transfer Switch (UATS) and Universal Generator Transfer Switch (UGTS) are the next generation of Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and Generator Transfer Switch (GTS) products. They are optional add-on switching units specifically designed for the FXM UPS family (FXM 650, 1100 and 2000) and the Novus Micro UPS family (Micro 300 and 1000). These switching units provide power and/or bypass capacity (automatic or manual) so that the operator may safely disconnect the UPS from line or generator power for easy removal and servicing. In bypass mode, the loads are directly connected to the line or generator power without any conditioning. Depending on the use of one and/or the other, the Transfer Switch allows the use of up to 3 different back-up sources (line, batteries and generator).

070-119-00 Rev E4 Figure 1 Auto-bypass Transfer Switch (UATS)

Auxiliary Output 5-15R Receptacle (120Vac)

Spare Auxiliary Output Fuse

F1: Auxiliary Output Protector Fuse

To UPS Input

Line In

SW1: UPS/Bypass Manual Selector

CB1:UPS

Supply Circuit Breaker

Transfer Switch Status Dry Contact Terminal Blocks

Line Out (To Load)

From UPS Output

Figure 3.1 – UATS front panel description

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070-119-00 Rev E4

Figure 2 Generator Transfer Switch (UGTS)

From Generator

Line In

Line Out

SW1: Gen/Line Manual Selector Transfer Switch

Status Dry Contact Terminal Blocks

Figure 3.2 – UGTS front panel description

Figure 5.7 shows various configurations of mounting the UATS and UGTS onto the optional 19” Rack Mounting Accessory Shelf. Note that the UATS and/or UGTS can only be mounted in position 2 and/ or position 3 as shown.

4. Unpacking the Transfer Switch

Opening the Package

The Transfer Switch is intended to be factory-installed into the enclosure with the 19” Rack Mounting Accessory Shelf. However, it can also be shipped separately with or without being assembled into the shelf.

Checking the Package Contents

Before you begin installation, inspect the package contents for any physical damage and make sure the following standard items as well as purchased options are included. DO NOT install or use a dam-aged product.

Standard items

Qty Item

1 UATS

• 120 V (p/n 020-165-21)

• 120 V with switch status contacts (p/n 020-165-22)

• 230 V (p/n 020-165-31)

1 UGTS

• 120 V (p/n 020-166-21)

• 120 V with switch status contacts (p/n 020-166-22)

• 230 V (p/n 020-166-31)

1 Installation Manual (this manual comes with all of the above products)

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Options

Available optional items

Accessories that can be used with Transfer Switch only:

Wall Mounting Kit (p/n 740-756-21, see Figure 5.1)

Single Side Rack Mounting Plate (p/n 593-510-R4, see Figure 5.5)

Accessories that can be assembled onto the 19" rack mount rail and interconnect with the Transfer Switch:

19" Rack Mounting Accessory Shelf (p/n 593-509-R4) with the following options: (see Figure 5.7 on page 17 for more information)

• Receptacle plate for multiple battery heating mats:

2X 5-15R duplex (for 120 V)−− 2X 6-15R duplex (for 240 V)−− 4X IEC 320 (for 230 V)−−

• TVSS (p/n 740-755-21 (120V), 740-755-22 (230V)); this Transient Voltage Surge Suppresor is intended to be installed before the AC Line input of the Transfer Switch. See Figure 5.7 for mounting configurations.

Manual Transfer Switch (MTS) connection plate for use when • manual generator transfer switch is remotely mounted. (p/n 740- 773-21)

Adaptor plate for 23" rack (p/n 593-411-R4)•

5. Installation

WARNING

Grounding: The Transfer Switch MUST be correctly grounded for proper operation.

WARNING

Disconnects: The utility line connecting to the UATS, UGTS and FXM UPS Module must be protected by a circuit breaker certified for this use in accordance with the local electrical code. The size of the circuit protection is based on the maximum input AC current. Refer to the product nameplate or Specification section of this manual for input current information.

Tools and Equipment Required for Installation

■■ Slot head screwdriver to fit the terminal blocks

■■ Minimum #10 AWG copper wire for input/output terminal blocks

Mounting the Transfer Switch

The Transfer Switch can be mounted (1) as a stand alone unit, (2) to a chassis with optional Wall Mounting Kit (e.g. on the external bottom enclosure of the Novus Micro UPS) or (3) to an equipment rack with Rack Mount Accessory Shelf (e.g. inside the end system enclosure of the FXM UPS). The following diagrams illustrate some of the possible configurations.

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Figure 3 UATS with Chassis Mounting Plate

Top Mounted

Rear Mounted

Figure 5.1 – UATS with optional Wall Mounting Kit (top or rear mounted)

070-119-00 Rev E4

Figure 4 UATS in 19” Rack Mount Rail

Figure 5 UGTS in 19” Rack Mount Rail

Figure 5.2 – UATS in 19” Rack Mount Accessory Shelf

070-119-00 Rev E4

Figure 4 UATS in 19” Rack Mount Rail

Figure 5 UGTS in 19” Rack Mount Rail Figure 5.3 – UGTS in 19” Rack Mount Accessory Shelf

070-119-00 Rev E4

Figure 6 UGTS and UATS in 19" Rack Mount Rail

Figure 7 Single Side Rack Mount with UATS

Figure 5.4– UGTS and UATS in 19” Rack Mount Accessory Shelf

070-119-00 Rev E4

Figure 6 UGTS and UATS in 19" Rack Mount Rail

Figure 7 Single Side Rack Mount with UATS Figure 5.5– UATS with Single Side Rack Mount Bracket

Installation

Wiring the Transfer Switch

WARNING

Use copper conductors only.

The Transfer Switch should be wired to the UPS as shown in Figure

5.6 below. Refer to Figure 5.9 for terminal block torque values and wire strip lengths.

D D

C C

B B

A A

LOAD

FXM FAMILY

ATS

INPUT OUTPUT

L N G

TO UPS FROM UPS

L

N

LINE IN LINE OUT

G

SCREW LUG

GTS

LINE IN

GEN

SCREW LUG

TO UPS

SCREW LUG

LOAD/UPS INPUT

SCREW LUG

GTS

LINE IN

GEN

SCREW LUG

ATSLINE IN

SCREW LUG

SCREW LUG

LINE OUT

SCREW LUG

LINE OUT

L N G

L N G

L N G

L

N

G

L

N

G

L

N

G

L

N

G

UPS

INPUT OUTPUT

LOAD

L

N

G

L

N

G

L

N

G

TO UPS FROM UPS

L N G L N G

L

N

G

L

N

G

UPS

WIRING DIAGRAM

Fig 1. ATS & UPS

Fig 2. GTS

FXM FAMILY

FXM FAMILY

Fig 3. ATS & GTS

UATS

UGTS

UGTS

UATS and UPS

UGTS and UPS

UATS

UATS and UGTS

Figure 5.6 – Wiring the UATS and UGTS to the UPS

SURGE ARRESTOR

MANUAL TRANSFER

CONNECTION PLATE

COVER PLATE

OR

UGTS

OR

OR

OR

OR

19" RACK MOUNTING ACCESSORY SHELF

DISPLAY OF POSSIBLE COMBINATIONS

OROR

ASSEMBLY

UATS

UATS

WITH AUX CONTACTS

UGTS

WITH AUX CONTACTS

OR

COVER PLATE

120V 30A - - 020-165-21 230V 16A - - 020-165-31

120V 30A - - 020-165-22 230V 16A - - 020-165-32

120V 30A - - 020-166-22 230V 16A - - 020-166-32

120V 30A - - 020-166-21 230V 16A - - 020-166-31

OR

OR

740-773-21

593-367-R4593-386-R4

120V: 740-755-21 230V: 740-755-22

593-509-R4 at Dec 08-08

593-595-R4

593-596-R4 x 2

593-597-R4 x 2

230/240V SINGLE DUPLEX PLATE

740-748-24

120V SINGLE DUPLEX PLATE

740-748-23

230V IEC

RECEPTACLE PLATE

741-003-21

UGTS

UATS

UATS

WITH AUX CONTACTS

UGTS

WITH AUX CONTACTS

120V 30A - - 020-165-21 230V 16A - - 020-165-31

120V 30A - - 020-165-22 230V 16A - - 020-165-32

120V 30A - - 020-166-22 230V 16A - - 020-166-32

120V 30A - - 020-166-21 230V 16A - - 020-166-31

OR

OR

MBP, 120/240V

020-169-21

OR

OR

Position 1 Position 2 Position 3

Figure 5.7 – Rack mounting Accessory Shelf - possible combinations

Alpha P/N Description Position 1 Position 2 Position 3

020-168-21 Acsy Shlf w/UATS,UGTS & Surge,120V

740-755-21 TVSS Assy 120V

020-166-21

UGTS 120V

020-165-21

UATS 120V

020-168-22 Acsy Shlf w/UATS,UGTS & Surge,230V

740-755-22 TVSS Assy 230V

020-166-31

UGTS 230V

020-165-31

UATS 230V

020-168-23 Acsy Shlf w/UATS & UGTS,120V 593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-166-21

UGTS 120V

020-165-21

UATS 120V

020-168-24 Acsy Shlf w/UATS & UGTS,230V 593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-166-31

UGTS 230V

020-165-31

UATS 230V

020-168-25 Acsy Shlf w/UATS,Surge &

RPA,120V

740-755-21 TVSS Assy 120V

020-165-21

UATS 120V

740-748-23

RPA 120V 15A

020-168-26 Acsy Shlf w/UATS,Srg &

RPA,230V

740-755-22 TVSS Assy 230V

020-165-31

UATS 230V

740-748-24

RPA 230/240V 15A

020-168-27 Acsy Shlf w/UATS & RPA,120V 593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-165-21

UATS 120V

740-748-23

RPA 120V 15A

020-168-28 Acsy Shlf w/UATS & RPA,230V 593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-165-31

UATS 230V

740-748-24

RPA 230/240V 15A

020-168-29 Acsy Shlf w/UATS,Surge & Filler Pl,120V

740-755-21 TVSS Assy 120V

020-165-21

UATS 120V

593-367-R4 Cvr Pl, RM Pnl

020-168-30 Acsy Shlf w/UATS,Surge & Filler Pl,230V

740-755-22 TVSS Assy 230V

020-165-31

UATS 230V

593-367-R4 Cvr Pl, RM Pnl

020-168-31 Acsy Shlf w/UATS & Filler Pl,120V 593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-165-21

UATS 120V

593-367-R4 Cvr Pl, RM Pnl

020-168-32 Acsy Shlf w/UATS & Filler Pl,230V 593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-165-31

UATS 230V

593-367-R4 Cvr Pl, RM Pnl

020-168-33 Acsy Shlf w/UGTS,Surge & Filler Pl,120V

740-755-21 TVSS Assy 120V

020-166-21

UGTS 120V

593-367-R4 Cvr Pl, RM Pnl

020-168-34 Acsy Shlf w/UGTS,Surge & Filler Pl,230V

740-755-22 TVSS Assy 230V

020-166-31

UGTS 230V

593-367-R4 Cvr Pl, RM Pnl

020-168-35 Acsy Shlf w/UGTS & Filler Pl,120V

593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-166-21

UGTS 120V

593-367-R4 Cvr Pl, RM Pnl

020-168-36 Acsy Shlf w/UGTS & Filler Pl,230V

593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-166-31

UGTS 230V

593-367-R4 Cvr Pl, RM Pnl

020-168-37 Acsy Shlf w/UATS,e/w 2x65A TBs&250mA Fu

741-001-21 Pl,Cust Conn,w/ Fu&TB

020-165-21

UATS 120V

741-002-21 Pl,O/P,UATS/UGTS

020-168-38 Acsy Shlf w/UATS,w/23in Brkts 593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-165-21

UATS 120V

593-367-R4 Cvr Pl, RM Pnl

020-168-39 Acsy Shlf w/UATS,Rcptcl Pl & Fltr Mtg Pl

593-452-R4 Pl,Fltr Mtg,ATS/

GTS

020-165-21

UATS 120V

740-748-21 RPA,Mtg,120V,5A, ATS/MBP

020-168-41 Acsy Shlf w/UATS w/MTS Conn Pl,RPA 120V

740-773-21 Pl Assy,MTS

020-165-21

UATS 120V

740-748-23 RPA

120V 15A

Figure 5.8 – Standard Combination Part Numbers for 19” Rack Mounting Accessory Shelf

Alpha P/N Description Position 1 Position 2 Position 3

020-168-42 Acsy Shlf w/UATSw/MTS ConnPl&FlrPl,120V

740-773-21 Pl Assy,MTS

020-165-21

UATS 120V

593-367-R4 Cvr Pl, RM Pnl

020-168-45 Acsy Shlf w/UATS & IEC Rcpt Pl 593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-165-21

UATS 230V

741-003-21

RPA,230V IEC

020-168-46 Acsy Shlf w/UATSw/MTS ConnPl&FlrPl,230V

740-773-21 Pl Assy,MTS

020-165-31

UATS 230V

593-367-R4 Cvr Pl, RM Pnl

020-168-47 Acsy Shlf w/UATS,w/23in Brkts,230VAC

593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-165-31

UATS 230V

593-367-R4 Cvr Pl, RM Pnl

020-168-48 Acsy Shlf,w/UATS e/w 65A TBs 593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-165-21

UATS 120V

741-002-21 Pl,O/P,UATS/UGTS

020-168-49 Acsy Shlf,w/UATS,w/ AuxContacts&UGTS,120V

593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-166-21

UGTS 120V

020-165-22

UATS,120V,30A

020-168-50 Acsy Shlf w/UATS&GTSw/ AuxContacts,120V

593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-166-22

UGTS,120V,30A

020-165-22

UATS,120V,30A

020-168-51 Acsy Shlf w/UATS,Rcptcl Pl &

LVD

240-827-21 LVD Assy

020-165-21

UATS 120V

740-748-23

RPA 120V 15A

020-168-52 Acsy Shlf w/UATS,2xAux TB & FuHldr,120V

593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

020-165-21

UATS 120V

593-367-R4 Cvr Pl, RM Pnl

020-168-53 Acsy Shlf w/Surge,3x10A

CBTBD,230V

593-386-R4 Blank Cvr Plate

740-755-22 TVSS Assy 230V

593-367-R4 Cvr Pl, RM Pnl

020-168-54 Acsy Shlf,w/UATS,MTS ConnPlate,RPA, 230V

740-773-21 Pl Assy,MTS

020-165-31

UATS 230V

740-748-24

RPA 230/240V 15A

020-168-55 Acsy Shlf w/UATSw/MTS ConnPlate&FillerPlate,120V

740-773-21 Plate Assy,MTS

020-165-21

UATS 120V

593-367-R4 Cvr Plate, RM Panel

Note

Other configurations may be possible, consult your Alpha representative.

Wiring the Rack Mount Accessory Shelf

WARNING

All electrical wiring must be performed by a qualified electrician or trained personnel.

The Rack Mount Accessory Shelf is shipped with the accessories pre-wired in Position 1, Position 2 and Position 3 where applicable.

See Figure 5.7 and 5.8 for standard configurations. If the Rack Mount Accessory Shelf is pre-installed in an end system enclosure, any wiring to the enclosure accessories, if possible, will also be pre-wired. Figures 5.10 to 5.12 illustrates the field wiring connections for the Surge Arrestor Plate, Manual Transfer Connection Plate and the Receptacle Plates.

Wire Connection Locations

Terminal Type

Torque to maximum

Wire Strip Length

Copper Conductor Size

RangeUATS UGTS

Accessory Shelf Plates

Manual Transfer Connection & Surge Arrestor

Plates

Output & Receptacle

Plates

To UPS Input From

Generator Lamp 11.5 mm Spacing

7 lb-in (0.8 N-m)

0.28 in (7 mm)

#22 - #10 AWG

(0.33 - 5.26 mm²)From UPS

Output

Line In Line In Line In Line Out 14.5 mm

Spacing 16 lb-in (2 N-m)

0.35 in (9 mm)

#14 - #6 AWG

(2.0 - 13 mm²)Line Out Line Out

Line In/Out Line In/Out Grounding Screw Lug

25 lb-in (2.8 N-m)

0.35 in (9 mm)

#14 - #6 AWG

(2 - 13 mm²)

Transfer Switch Status Dry Contact

Transfer Switch Status Dry Contact

5 mm Spacing

5 lb-in (0.6 N-m)

0.28 in (7 mm)

#26 - #12 AWG

(0.13 - 3.3 mm²)

Figure 5.9 – Terminal Block Torque Values and Wire Strip Lengths

Figure 5.10 – Wiring the Surge Arrestor Plate

Figure 5.11 – Wiring the Manual Transfer Plate

Figure 5.12 – Wiring the Receptacle Plates

6. Operation

Transfer Switch operation and schematics

This section describes the operation of the UATS only. Specific information related to the UGTS is also covered. Figure 6.1 shows the power paths during the normal UPS mode of operation. In this mode, power flows from the utility Line In through CB1 (closed) to the UPS In, through the UPS module and back via "From UPS Out". With SW1 closed (UPS), the relay coil is energized and power from the UPS is routed to "Line Out". The output power is monitored and conditioned by the UPS.

SW1

N

LIN

E IN

L

CB1

TO

U

PS IN

G

N

L

COIL

5 3

N

LI

N E

O U

T

L

FR

O

M U

PS

O

U T

N

G

L

F1 J1

J2

120V OPTION 230V OPTION

OR

ATS 020-165-21,-22 (120V)

020-165-31,-32 (230V)

G G

NC

NO

C

NO C NC

AUXILIARY

CONTACTS

OPTION

NC

NO

Figure 6.1– UATS Operating in UPS mode (SW1=Closed, CB1=Closed)

Figure 6.2 shows the power paths in the Bypass mode of the UATS.

WARNING

The UPS is still energized and AC power is present at its output.

In this mode, power flows from the utility (Line In) through CB1 (closed) to the UPS In, through the UPS module and back via "From UPS Out". However with SW1 opened (Bypass), the relay coil is not energized and utility power is routed to "Line Out". The UPS is therefore bypassed and the output power follows the utility input from Line In, which is neither monitored nor conditioned. Any fluctuations in the Line In power will be directly transmitted to the Line Out output.

SW1

N

TO

U

PS IN

G

N

L

COIL

5 3

N

LI

N

E O

U T

L

FR

O M

U

PS

O U

T

N

G

L

F1 J1

J2

120V OPTION 230V OPTION

OR

ATS 020-165-21,-22 (120V)

020-165-31,-32 (230V)

G G

NC

NO

C

NO C NC

AUXILIARY

CONTACTS

OPTION

NC

NO

Figure 6.2– UATS Operating in Bypass mode (SW1=Opened, CB1=Closed)

Operation

Figure 6.3 shows the power paths in the Bypass - Service mode of the UATS. In this mode, power flows directly from the utility (Line In) to the Line Out. With CB1 opened (Service), no power appears at the AC input of the UPS, which makes it safe for the service personel to disconnect the AC input wiring and remove the UPS for servicing.

WARNING

The UPS must be powered off and disconnected from the batteries before removing it from service. Refer to the UPS Operator's Manual.

In the Bypass mode, the output power is neither monitored nor conditioned. Any fluctuations in the Line In power will be directly transmitted to the Line Out output.

SW1

N

TO

U

PS IN

G

N

L

COIL

5 3

N

LI

N E

O U

T

L

FR

O

M U

PS

O

U T

N

G

L

F1 J1

J2

120V OPTION 230V OPTION

OR

ATS 020-165-21,-22 (120V)

020-165-31,-32 (230V)

G G

NC

NO

C

NO C NC

AUXILIARY

CONTACTS

OPTION

NC

NO

Figure 6.3 – UATS Operating in Bypass - Service mode (SW1=Opened, CB1=Opened)

Figure 6.4 shows the power paths in the Inverter mode of the UATS.

In this mode, there is no AC power supply to the UPS AC input (CB1=Opened). The output power is derived solely from the UPS operating in inverter (backup) mode. Alpha does not recommend this mode for providing backup power to critical loads because the UPS will shut down as soon as backup battery string voltage falls out of specification.

SW1

N

TO

U

PS IN

G

N

L

COIL

5 3

N

LI

N

E O

U T

L

FR

O

M U

PS

O

U T

N

G

L

F1 J1

J2

120V OPTION 230V OPTION

OR

ATS 020-165-21,-22 (120V)

020-165-31,-32 (230V)

G G

NC

NO

C

NO C NC

AUXILIARY

CONTACTS

OPTION

NC

NO

Figure 6.4 – UATS Operating in Inverter mode (SW1=Closed, CB1=Opened)

Table 6.1 below summarizes the operating modes of the UATS.

SW1 CB1 Operating Mode Closed Closed UPS Opened Closed Bypass Opened Opened Bypass - Service Closed Opened Inverter*

*UPS inverter is supplying power (not recommended)

Table 6.1 – UATS operating modes

The operating modes of the UGTS are depicted in Figure 6.5 and Table 6.2 below.

N

LIN

E IN

L

6 4

N

L

FR

O

M G

EN

ER

ATO

R

L

G

N

COIL

2 1 2

SW1

UGTS 020-166-21,-22 (120V)

020-166-31,-32 (230V)

G G

NC

NO

C

NO C NC

AUXILIARY

CONTACTS

OPTION

NC

NO

LI

N

E O

U T

Figure 6.5– UGTS Schematic

SW1 Operating Mode Closed (Gen) Automatic Generator Transfer is enabled Open (Line) Generator Transfer is disabled

Table 6.2 – UGTS operating modes

N

E IN

L

6 4

N

N

L

L

FR

O

M G

EN

ER

ATO

R

L

G

N

COIL

2 1 2

SW1

G G

G

N LG

NC

NO

C

NO C NC

AUXILIARY

CONTACTS

OPTION

NC

NO

LINE OUT

LINE IN

UPS IN

UPS OUT

TO LOAD

UGTS

UATS

OR

OR

OR

Figure 6.6 – UGTS wiring diagram with OR without UATS

WARNING

When servicing the UPS:

If UATS is used: Switch SW1 to Bypass, turn off CB1, and ■■ battery CB of the UPS.

If only UGTS is used (UPS connected to Line Out): The main ■■ source branch CB protection coming either from both Generator and Line must be turned off. Likewise, battery CB of the UPS must be turned off.

Caution

The NEMA 5-15R simplex AC output receptacle is rated for 120 VAC, 15 A. For the 230 VAC model, the Mini-Mate-N-Connector AC output is protected by a 5 A fuse.

7. Maintenance

Preventative Maintenance

Preventative maintenance should be performed on the Transfer Switch module together with the UPS module or system every 6 to 12 months. For mission critical applications, more frequent maintenance should be planned. Proper implementation of the following procedure will insure that your system continues to provide reliable backup power in the event of a utility power failure.

Alpha can offer this service if you prefer. Contact your Alpha representative for details and pricing or see Service and Technical Support below.

Tools and Materials Required

Slot head screw driver to fit the terminal blocks•

AC voltmeter•

WARNING

Always assume electrical connections or conductors are live. Turn off all circuit breakers and double-check with a voltmeter before performing installation or maintenance. Make sure that you have read and understood the “Product Safety Information” chapter on page 5 before performing the following procedure.

Procedure

Inspect the Transfer Switch and wiring for any physical damage. 1.

Repair or replace as required.

Verify that all connections are securely fastened. Tighten if 2.

necessary.

Verify 120 Vac output from the 5-15R receptacle.3.

Service and Technical Support

Alpha Technologies is committed to the support of Alpha products throughout their life. Alpha provides a full range of service products including extended warranties, on-site service plans and battery renewal programs. Parts, supplies and replacement or upgraded battery packs are also available. To discuss any of your after-sales needs, in US/Canada, please call toll-free 1-800-667-8743 and ask for Service.

8. Troubleshooting

The following table contains a list of possible problems you may encounter.

Symptom Description of Problem What To Do

No output from 5-15R receptacle (120 V model)

Fuse is opened. Replace the fuse with the provided 15 A fuse (type: ferrule fuse 1/4” x 1-1/4”, 15 A, 250 V, slow blow, p/n 460-043-10)

No output from Mini-Mate -N-Lock Connector (230 V model)

Fuse is opened. Replace the fuse with the provided 5 A fuse (type: ferrule fuse 1/4” x 1-1/4”, 5 A, 250 V, slow blow, p/n 460-025-10)

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Appendix A: Specifications Due to ongoing product improvements, specifications are subject to change without notice.

UATS/UGTS – Mechanical Specifications

Dimensions, in (mm) H x W x D

3.25 x 5.3 x 6.0 (82 x 135 x 152)

Weight, lb (kg) 3.5 (1.6)

Material Powder coated electro galvanized steel

Color Satin black

Mounting options Stand alone, chassis mount (with mounting plate), single-side rack mount or equipment rack mount (with 19” rack mount accessory shelf)

I/O Connections

UATS

Line In Line Out

From UPS Output To UPS Input

Auxiliary AC Output

Transfer Switch Status Dry Contact

Terminal blocks #14 to #6 AWG (2.08 to 13.3 mm²)

Terminal blocks #22 to #10 AWG (0.33 to 5.26 mm²) Terminal blocks #22 to #10 AWG (0.33 to 5.26 mm²) NEMA 5-15R receptacle (120V version) Mini-Mate-N-Lock Connector (230V version) 3-position plug-in terminal blocks accept #24 to #12 AWG (0.20 to 3.3 mm²)

UGTS

Line In

Line Out Generator In

Transfer Switch Status Dry Contact

Terminal blocks #22 to #10 AWG (0.33 to 5.26 mm²) 3-position plug-in terminal blocks accept #24 to #12 AWG (0.20 to 3.3 mm²)

Humidity Operating (non-condensing)

Storage Up to 95% (RH) Up to 95% (RH)

Temperature Range, °C Operating

Storage (non-operating)

–40 to 55 (Full load) 56 to 74 (Derated load1) –40 to 75

Notes:

Capable of operating at 73% of rated full load for up to 2 hours at 74°C. Above 55°C ambient, derate output 1.

power by 1.4% per °C rise, up to 74°C max.; For application using FXM2000-120V UPS module only: above 50°C ambient, derate output power by 1.1% per °C rise, up to 74°C max.

UATS/UGTS – Electrical Specifications

Input Voltage (nominal), VAC 120 or 230

Frequency, Hz, ±5% 50/60

Current, Amps (max) 30/16 @120/230VAC

Power, VA 3600

Output Voltage (nominal), VAC per UPS, Line or Generator

Frequency, Hz, ±5% 50/60

Power, W/VA 3600

Minimum Voltage for Auto Transfer 85% of nominal Voltage

Transfer and re-transfer time switching between Bypass and UPS (UATS) or Line and

Generator (UGTS) 40 ms

Transfer switch status dry contact rating 3 A, 48 VDC

For UATS Only:

Supplementary protector for UPS (CB1) 30 A (120 Vac) 20 A (230 Vac)

Branch protector for auxiliary output (F1 fuse, ferrule type 1/4” x 1-1/4”, 250 V slow blow)

15 A (120 Vac) 5 A (230 Vac)

Regulatory

Electrical Safety CSA C22.2 No.107.3–05, UL 1778

CE (for 230V version)

Specifications

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WARRANTY

Alpha Technologies Ltd. warrants all equipment manufactured by it to be free from defects in parts and labor, for a period of two years from the date of shipment from the factory. The warranty provides for repairing, replacing or issuing credit (at Alpha’s discretion) for any equipment manufactured by it and returned by the customer to the factory or other authorized location during the warranty period. There are limitations to this warranty coverage. The warranty does not provide to the customer or other parties any remedies other than the above. It does not provide coverage for any loss of profits, loss of use, costs for removal or installation of defective equipment, damages or consequential damages based upon equipment failure during or after the warranty period. No other obligations are expressed or implied. Warranty also does not cover damage or equipment failure due to cause(s) external to the unit including, but not limited to, environmental conditions, water damage, power surges or any other external influence.

The customer is responsible for all shipping and handling charges. Where products are covered under warranty Alpha will pay the cost of shipping the repaired or replacement unit back to the customer.

Complete the following for your records:

Serial #

Options

Purchase Date

This unit was purchased from:

Dealer

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal Code

Country

Telephone #

Fax #

E Mail Address

Emergency Shutdown Procedure In an emergency, Line power may be disconnected at the service entrance or main electrical panel to protect emergency personnel, but there can still be AC power present at the UPS output. You must always turn OFF the battery circuit breaker.

Turn OFF the Battery Circuit Breaker of the UPS.1.

Turn OFF the Generator (if connected).2.

Turn OFF the Input Circuit Breaker of the UPS.3.

Disconnect the AC Input power to the UPS.4.

Disconnect the battery string from the UPS.5.

For emergency technical support 7 days a week/24 hours a day, call:

Canada/USA: Toll Free 1-800-667-8743 Direct: 604-430-1476

Visit us at www.alpha.ca

�Due to continuing product development, Alpha Technologies reserves the right to change specifications without notice.

Copyright © 2011 Alpha Technologies. All Rights Reserved. Alpha® is a registered trademark of Alpha Technologies.

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020-165-B0_Rev12-11.pdf
1. Product Safety Information
General warnings and cautions
Certifications and compliances
2. Introduction
What this manual covers
Who should read this manual
How to use this manual
Symbols used in this manual
Symbols used on the product
Related documents
3. Overview
Introduction
4. Unpacking the Transfer Switch
Opening the package
Checking the package contents
Options
5. Installation
Tools and equipment required for installation
Mounting the Transfer Switch
Wiring the Transfer Switch
Wiring the rack mount accessory shelf
6. Operation
Transfer Switch operation and schematics
7. Maintenance
Preventative maintenance
Service and technical support
8. Troubleshooting
Appendix A: Specifications
Index
Warranty

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