Conceptpower DPA 500 The modular UPS up to

Conceptpower DPA 500 The modular UPS up to 3 MW

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Conceptpower DPA 500 Content § The Concept of a Modular UPS § Product Overview § Performance Characteristics § Mechanical Design § The 100 k. W Module § Battery Configuration § User Interface, Software and Connectivity § Maintenance and Service § Applications § Conclusions © ABB Group

Conceptpower DPA 500 Content § The Concept of a Modular UPS § Product Overview § Performance Characteristics § Mechanical Design § The 100 k. W Module § Battery Configuration § User Interface, Software and Connectivity § Maintenance and Service § Applications § Conclusions © ABB Group

Why UPS is important? What to consider when selecting a UPS? UPS ultimate mission: … to secure continuity of a critical process by supplying uninterrupted, clean power to the critical load, maximizing availability. § Identified criticality level of a process dominates also the infrastructure design: § Sets the requirements for electrical power infrastructure around it § Defines the levels of reliability and availability that needs to be achieved § Defines the level of reasonable investment UPS is the core of power infrastructure Selecting correct UPS type for the application is the most critical part of site planning © ABB Group

The concept of modular UPS What makes it so unique § Modular design allows the power protection capacity to be added when needed to meet the existing demand, instead total up front deployment. § Standardized modular design allows changes to such fundamentals as load criticality thus needed protection level, installed power quantity and density. § Modular designs typically include the ability to add redundancy which increases significantly the system availability § Until now, the advantages of modularity have been available with up to 50 k. VA modules for the mid range power sector, only up to 1. 2 MW systems. § ABB is now ready to take it one step further…… ABB / Newave was the first to offer modular UPS to the market in 1998 - this drives to a technology advantage and experience!! © ABB Group

Conceptpower DPA 500 High power modular UPS All True Modular system benefits available in MW range Ø The UPS for large data centers and other high power applications Ø Scalable power in 100 k. W steps Decentralized Parallel Architecture (DPA™) Ø Secures the highest level of availability through having true redundancy across modules. © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 10

Conceptpower DPA 500 Unique solution with superior benefits Pay as you grow Minimize the total cost of ownership Increase reliability Maximize availability © ABB Group Ø Scalability and future upgradability guaranteed with true modular architecture Ø Up to 96% efficiency ensures also Op. Ex can be minimized as result of reduced energy losses and costs for electricity Ø Reliable double conversion topology and redundancy across modules, makes the system fault proof Ø Easy and fast to service: short MTTR thanks to on-line swappable modules

Conceptpower DPA 500 Content § The Concept of a Modular UPS § Product Overview § Performance Characteristics § Mechanical Design § The 100 k. W Module § Battery Configuration § User Interface, Software and Connectivity § Maintenance and Service § Applications § Conclusions © ABB Group

Conceptpower DPA 500 True modularity with fault tolerant DPA™ architecture § 100 k. W rated power module § Each module can operate fully independently, thanks to ABB’s Decentralized Paralleling Architecture (DPA™) § 5 modules in a single DPA 500 frame § © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 13 Ø 500 k. W secured power in only 1. 5 m² Ø All modules are fully redundant with each other DPA 500 frame completes the system: § Bypass input breaker, battery fuse and output isolation switch for each module, dedicated. § System maintenance bypass switch as option § Single and dual input feed supported § Top and bottom cable entry supported § The frame supports both separate and common battery arrangement

Conceptpower DPA 500 Scalability: 100 – 500 k. W in one frame Vertical, fast and easy scalability with 1 – 5 modules in a frame © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 14

Conceptpower DPA 500 Scalability: 100 – 3000 k. W in a system § 6 frames can be further connected in parallel to achieve amazing 3 MW system total power § Multiple benefits follow from the advanced scalability: § Adding capacity to system is easy § Adding redundancy to increase availability and reliability becomes easy § Standardizing UPS system to serve load segments of different sizes is reality © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 15

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Conceptpower DPA 500 Content § The Concept of a Modular UPS § Product Overview § Performance Characteristics § Mechanical Design § The 100 k. W Module § Battery Configuration § User Interface, Software and Connectivity § Maintenance and Service § Applications § Conclusions © ABB Group

Top-of-the-line Performance Specifications – brief overview Technical Highlights © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 18 Classification IEC/EN 62040 -3 VFI-SS-111 Working mode on-line double conversion Module power rating 100 k. W Maximum power per frame 500 k. W Paralleling 5 modules per frame / 6 frames System Power Range 100 k. W – 3 MW Maximum power (N+1) 2. 9 MW Output power factor 1. 0 Efficiency in double conversion up to 96 % Efficiency in eco-mode >99 % Footprint 1. 49 m² Power density per m² up to 335 k. W/m² Maximum weight w/out batteries 975 kg Module weight 55 + 54 kg (100 k. W) Input current distortion THDI < 3. 5 % Input power factor (PF) 0. 99 Back-feed protection standard in each module

Top-of-the-line Performance High double conversion efficiency § High efficiency reaching - and exceeding 96% § Having the curve flat means that high efficiency is reached already at low load levels Ø 95. 8% at 25% load © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 19

Conceptpower DPA 500 Content § The Concept of a Modular UPS § Product Overview § Performance Characteristics § Mechanical Design § The 100 k. W Module § Battery Configuration § User Interface, Software and Connectivity § Maintenance and Service § Applications § Conclusions © ABB Group

Conceptpower DPA 500 Mechanical construction highlights § Very compact design occupying less space § § Footprint = 1. 49 m²; power density (500 k. W) = 335 k. W/m² Small weight § Empty frame = 430 kg; fully equipped (500 k. W) = 975 kg § Top / bottom cable entry and front serviceable § Single and dual feed supported § Separate and common batteries supported § Terminal bus-bars with a lot of space around them § Smart module mechanical design allows easy servicing § § Split module makes sure the weight of each part is reasonable active module = 55 kg, passive module = 54 kg MBS on frame level (optional) © ABB Group

Conceptpower DPA 500 All included § Up to 5 x 100 k. W online swappable DPA UPS modules § Module dedicated output isolation switch, static bypass and battery fuses § I/O with top or bottom cable entry (as standard) § Single or dual input feed § Common or separate battery connection § Maintenance bypass switch (optional) § Communications interface § System display © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 22

Frame - Mechanical Construction Compact and front serviceable Front Back Compact and space saving cabinet occupies only 1. 5 m 2 footprint Only front access needed for installation and service! October 30, 2020 | Slide 23

Frame - Mechanical Construction Dimensions and Clearances Dimensions in mm § Width = 1580 § Height = 1975 § Depth = 940 § 1. 5 m 2 footprint! § Frame weight < 500 kg Clearances in mm § Front 900 mm § Back 300 mm (air outlet) High power density = 335 k. W/m 2

Frame - Mechanical Construction Cable entry top entry bottom entry © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 25

Frame - Mechanical Construction Top entry Top view © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 26

Frame - Mechanical Construction Bottom entry Bottom view © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 27

Conceptpower DPA 500 Content § The Concept of a Modular UPS § Product Overview § Performance Characteristics § Mechanical Design § The 100 k. W Module § Battery Configuration § User Interface, Software and Connectivity § Maintenance and Service § Applications § Conclusions © ABB Group

Conceptpower DPA 500 – Electrically Double Conversion True Modular UPS 100 k. W UPS Module Bypass input Rectifier input = = Each 100 k. W module is a complete UPS: § IGBT rectifier and inverter § Control logic and display § Battery converter § Static bypass switch § Inbuilt back-feed protection © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 29 Critical Load

Module - Mechanical Construction Very compact Dimensions, H x W x D = 178(4 HU) x 710 x 750 mm Weight 55 kg - Rectifier, booster, inverter, Battery charger Logic control User interface (DPA mimic diagram + display) Weight 54 kg - Static bypass switch Input and output filters Back-feed protection Output contactor The 100 k. W module is split into 2 separate subassemblies which makes the adding and replacement easier as the weight is distributed evenly to both parts. © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 30

Module - Mechanical Construction Front and Back View Front Back § Robust design § Strong and practical handles § Error proof: impossible to slide in the modules into wrong position § Smart connectors allow the Online Swapping of modules © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 31

Conceptpower DPA 500 Content § The Concept of a Modular UPS § Product Overview § Performance Characteristics § Mechanical Design § The 100 k. W Module § Battery Configuration § User Interface, Software and Connectivity § Maintenance and Service § Applications § Conclusions © ABB Group

Conceptpower DPA 500 Flexible runtime configuration Number of battery blocks selectable from 40 -50 Flexibility in battery configuration Ø Batteries can be sized for exact match Ø Straightforward re-use batteries of old, replaced UPS Ø The line-and-match battery cabinet supports 2 x 50 x 28 Ah 5 -6 min @ 100 k. W load Most common battery runtimes with standard configuration Separate and common battery arrangement supported © ABB Group 3 x 40 x 28 Ah 8 -9 min @ 100 k. W load Ø Longer autonomies supported thanks to the strong battery charger (up to 60 A charging capacity at full 100% nominal load) Ø Separate battery arrangement allow full redundancy thanks to module dedicated batteries Ø Common battery arrangement for lower battery costs

Options Battery cabinet Each battery cabinet provides up to 8 -9 minutes backup time @ 100 k. W © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 34

Conceptpower DPA 500 Content § The Concept of a Modular UPS § Product Overview § Performance Characteristics § Mechanical Design § The 100 k. W Module § Battery Configuration § User Interface, Software and Connectivity § Maintenance and Service § Applications § Conclusions © ABB Group

System Display Graphical Touchscreen Display § Clear system overview, measurements and system status § Navigation into module level, module level measurements and status § System level commands Features § 7‘‘ touchscreen interface § Interactive mimic diagram § Colored and graphical display § Integrated buzzer for alarms § 13 languages selection § Extended events log (1000 events) © ABB Group Month DD, Year | Slide 36

System Display Graphical Touchscreen Display Quick access to mimic diagram Quick access to service, operation and information menus System status Time Date Parallel/single Access to module level Status of system Direct access zones to specific menus © ABB Group Month DD, Year | Slide 37

System Display Navigation Screen Alarms and events log UPS measurements UPS commands © ABB Group Month DD, Year | Slide 38 Service setup User setup UPS information

Conceptpower DPA 500 Options and accessories § Line-and-match battery cabinets § Frame integrated system maintenance bypass switch § Selection of software and connectivity options including: § § SNMP cards § Environmental monitoring sensor adapters § Relay card Hardened packaging (wooden box) NETWORK INTERFACE CARD, SOFTWARE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SENSORS © ABB Group http: //librex. co. uk/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/5 e 06319 eda 06 f 020 e 4359 4 a 9 c 230972 d/c/d/cd 55. jpg_clipped_1_1. jpg

Connectivity Options and possibilities DATA PROTECTION - CLIENT DATA MONITORING AND MANAGEMENT Web browser, Remote View, BMS Shutdown service E-mails LAN SMS UPS © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 40 NETWORK INTERFACE CARD AND SOFTWARE Several protocols ENVIRONMENTAL SENSORS

Conceptpower DPA 500 Content § The Concept of a Modular UPS § Product Overview § Performance Characteristics § Mechanical Design § The 100 k. W Module § Battery Configuration § User Interface, Software and Connectivity § Maintenance and Service § Applications § Conclusions © ABB Group

Conceptpower DPA 500 Straightforward service concept Modular concept benefits for maintenance and service § Limited spare parts inventory in quantities, different articles and total value § Standardized service practices § Minimized risk for human errors UPS service with ABB’s online swappable modules: § Concurrent preventative maintenance by swapping modules § Concurrent repair by swapping a module DPA 500 frame mechanical design allows for efficient and safe servicing § Front access only needed for maintenance and service § Smart connectors allow for safe handling of modules Operator training can be standardized and simplified since the UPS system is a standard solution. © ABB Group

Conceptpower DPA 500 Content § The Concept of a Modular UPS § Product Overview § Performance Characteristics § Mechanical Design § The 100 k. W Module § Battery Configuration § User Interface, Software and Connectivity § Maintenance and Service § Applications § Conclusions © ABB Group

Conceptpower DPA 500 Designed to secure continuity of critical operations Conceptpower DPA 500 is designed for: § Large datacenters § Mid-sized datacenters § Server rooms and other IT applications § Healthcare § Industry automation processes § Other critical applications © ABB Group

Conceptpower DPA 500 Allows for standardization of power protection concept Modular scalability enables the users with various types and sizes of data centers to: Ø Optimize the solution according to the needs of each data center or each load segment Ø Increase the system availability and gain savings due to simple and standardized power protection concept Ø Streamline and simplify service concept, which minimizes chances for error, is cost efficient and maximizes availability … growing © ABB Group Small or big … modular

Conceptpower DPA 500 Allows for standardization of power protection concept The same UPS module is the basic building block for large variety of applications.

Datacenter Application Scalability example – distributed end-of-row concept Typical one-rack-row power demand can vary from 20 k. W to even hundreds of k. W. Only a modular UPS is capable to adapt changes of power demand in a growing infrastructure © ABB Group

Datacenter Application Scalability example – distributed end-of-row Tier IV TIER IV built using de-centralized power protection concept: Power demand can vary greatly, from 500 k. W up to 3 MW and above. Only a modular UPS is capable to adapt changes in power demand in a changing infrastructure © ABB Group

Conceptpower DPA 500 Scalability example – centralized Tier IV Stage 1 – 4 x 300 k. W (A and B feeds) Stage 2 – 6 x 500 k. W (A and B feeds) Power demand can vary greatly, from 500 k. W up to 3 MW and above. Only a modular UPS is capable to adapt changes in power demand in a changing infrastructure © ABB Group October 30, 2020 | Slide 49

Conceptpower DPA 500 Content § The Concept of a Modular UPS § Product Overview § Performance Characteristics § Mechanical Design § The 100 k. W Module § Battery Configuration § User Interface, Software and Connectivity § Maintenance and Service § Applications § Conclusions © ABB Group

Conceptpower DPA 500 Advantages of the modular UPS concept Ø Optimize and save on capital investment Ø Ø Ø Accelerate speed of deployment Ø Ø Decrease complexity and costs of service and maintenance Ø Ø Decrease the operating costs Ø © ABB Group Combines the right-sizing approach with scalability, Pay-as-you-grow solution lowers your capital costs and increases utilization rates Innovative technology allows for maximal power density that frees space for other critical equipment. Electrical and physical modularity allows for rapid installation with minimal engineering. Same product and technology base can be selected to match the needs of each data center and each load segment Modular architecture allows for implementation of simple and standardized power protection and service concept across installations. On-line swappable modularity ensures need for scheduled and unscheduled downtime is minimized With efficiency of 96% in double conversion and 99% in ECO mode, the operating costs can be >40% less compared to UPS of previous generation Increased availability and load uptime result in increased utilization

Conceptpower DPA 500 Highest availability – lowest cost of ownership Vertical scalability: one to five modules in one single cabinet Horizontal scalability: cabinets in parallel configuration up to 3 MW Highest availability – Zero down time Lowest total cost of ownership (TCO) • True redundancy with fault tolerant DPA architecture • Modular architecture: optimized initial investment – Pay as you grow • Fast and easy maintenance without downtime with Online Swappable Modules (OSM) • Compact size and small footprint • Reduced energy losses with high double conversion efficiency, 96% (Eco-Mode >99%) • Concurrent, easy and fast maintenance • © ABB Group True scalability; flexible power upgrades and downgrades (100 k. W steps)

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