Legrand UPS

UPS
UNINTERRUPTIBLE
POWER SUPPLY
THE UPS RANGE

UP TO 800kVA
THE GLOBAL SPECIALIST

IN ELECTRICAL AND DIGITAL BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURE
INDEX
• General characteristics page 4
• Consumer and SOHO UPS page 8
• Conventional UPS page 14
• Modular UPS page 46
• Universal BATTERY CABINET page 84
• Communication accessories page 86
• Customer services page 92
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UPS
superior performance
service continuity
energy efficiency
KEOR HPE
conventional
KEOR S
conventional from 60 to 200 kVA
DAKER DK Plus
conventional from 3 to 10 kVA
KEOR LP
from 1 to 10 kVA
conventional
from 1 to 3 kVA
KEOR Line RT
consumer
from 1 to 3 kVA
NIKY S
consumer
from 0,6 to 3 kVA
Keor SP
consumer
from 0,6 to 2 kVA
KEOR Multiplug
consumer
from 0,6 to 0,8 kVA
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Legrand, world leader in the manufacture of electrical
equipment, offers an extensive range
of solutions to meet all the needs of service sector
installations, from structured cabling systems for data
networks through to control and management of the
installation, including trunking
and distribution systems.
Incorporating an environmentally-friendly approach to
technological development and to address
a constantly changing market, Legrand is now offering
its new range of UPS and additional functions to ensure
maximum continuity of service for all installations.
KEOR T
conventional KEOR HP
from 10 to 120 kVA conventional
from 100 to 800 kVA MEGALINE
modular
from 1,25 to 10 kVA
TRIMOD HE
modular
from 10 to 80 kVA
ARCHIMOD HE
modular
from 20 to 120 kVA
Keor MOD
modular
from 25 to 250 kW
ARCHIMOD HE240/480
modular
from 240 kVA to 480 kVA
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High efficiency Advanced technology Environmentally

responsible approach
The innovative design and high The On-line Double Conversion
quality of the components used technology ensures provision of Our UPS are built with the
enable our UPS to achieve up a top quality power supply and greatest care with a view to
to 96% efficiency, leading to maximum energy efficiency sustainable development.
significant energy savings. Moreover, Legrand has developed
an innovative testing system
which reduces the energy
consumed for each device
manufactured.
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BRING YOUR
POWER
EFFICIENCY
beyond the limit
Reliable electronics Latest generation High performance

components batteries
The optimum sizing of the
power stages and thorough A careful search for the best The batteries used in Legrand
testing of each unit ensure electronic components on the UPS are the best on the market.
excellent reliability. market, together with the most The innovative charging system
up-to-date manufacturing significantly extends battery life
methods, ensure that Legrand by up to 50%.
UPS use leading-edge technology
and provide optimum reliability.
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Shops Small office Home Entertainment systems

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CONSUMER
AND SOHO UPS
up to 3 kVA
Keor Multiplug Keor Sp NIKY-S KEOR Line RT

Single-phase Single-phase Single-phase Single-phase
600 and 800VA line interactive UPS VI, line interactive UPS VI-SS, line-interactive UPS,
from 600 up to 2000VA from 1 up to 3kVA from 1 up to 3kVA
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RANGE
Compact, easy to With an electronic voltage They provide an excellent

install and configure. regulator, an LED indicator quality/price ratio and guarantee
and telephone protection, of a lasting investment.
they provide total, reliable
protection of the installation.
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Keor Multiplug Keor Multiplug
Single phase VI Single phase VI
n Characteristics
3 100 83 3 100 84
General characteristics 3 100 81 3 100 82
Nominal power (VA) 600 800
Active power (W) 360 480
Technology Line Interactive VI
Waveform Simulated SineWave
Input characteristics
Input voltage 230 V
Input frequency 50-60 Hz +/- 5Hz
3 100 83
Input voltage range 170 V-290 V
Output characteristics
Automatic start-up: when there is no mains supply or it is of poorquality,
the UPS continues working using a batteryand switches off if the Output voltage 230 V ± 10%
network breaking time exceedsthe Backup time. Output frequency
Technical characteristics 50/60 Hz +/-1 Hz
(nominal)
- Replaceable fuse for fine protection in case of short-circuits
- LED indicators USB charger/Voltage Type A female/5 V
- Internal AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulator) Mechanical characteristics
- USB Charger Dimensions
- Available outputs sockets in German or French type 190 x 89.5 x 296
W x H x D (mm)
Net weight (kg) 5 5,5
Ambient conditions
Cat. No. Multi-socket UPS Ambient operating 0 to 40°C
temperature (°C)
4 backup sockets with protection Relative humidity (%) < 95% non-condensing
from voltage surges
2 sockets with protection Noise at 1 m (dBA) < 40
from voltage surges Certifications
Nominal Active Backup time No. of Reference product
French German power (VA) power (W) (min) sockets EN 62040-1, EN 62040-2
standard standard standards
3 100 83 3 100 81 600 360 up to 15 4+2
3 100 84 3 100 82 800 480 up to 15 4+2
NOTE: The stated Backup times in minutes are estimated and may vary according to the load
characteristics, operating conditions and environment.
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Keor SP Keor SP
Single phase VI Single phase VI
n Characteristics
3 101 80 3 101 83 3 101 86 3 101 89 3 101 92

General characteristics 3 101 81 3 101 84 3 101 87 3 101 90 3 101 93
3 101 82 3 101 85 3 101 88 3 101 91 3 101 94
Nominal power (VA) 600 800 1000 1500 2000
Active power (W) 360 480 600 900 1200
Technology Line Interactive VI
Waveform Simulated SineWave
Input voltage 230 V ± 10%
3 101 83 3 101 92 Input frequency 50-60 Hz +/- 5Hz
Technical characteristics
- 3 colors LED bar Output characteristics
- Mute button Output voltage 230 V ± 10%
- Internal AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulator)
- USB Port Output frequency 50/60 Hz +/-1Hz
- Available outputs sockets in IEC, German or French type (nominal)
USB charger/Voltage - Type A female / 5 V
Communication and management
Cat. Nos. UPS international socket
Screen and Two buttons and LED bar for real-time
Nominal Active Backup No. of sockets Communication signalling control of the status of the UPS
power power time IEC ports
VA W (min) Remote control Available
3 101 80 600 360 up to 15 4 USB HID Mechanical characteristics
3 101 83 800 480 up to 15 4 USB HID Dimensions
W x H x D (mm) 120 x 138 x 330 148 x 173 x 380
3 101 86 1000 600 up to 10 6 USB HID
Net weight (kg) 5 5,5 9 10,5 11,8
3 101 89 1500 900 up to 10 6 USB HID
Ambient conditions
3 101 92 2000 1200 up to 10 6 USB HID
Ambient operating 0 to 40°C
temperature (°C)
UPS with IEC+ German socket
Relative humidity (%) < 95% non-condensing
Nominal Active Backup No. of sockets Communication
power power time IEC+GER ports Noise at 1 m (dBA) < 40
VA W (min)
Certifications
3 101 81 600 360 up to 15 1+1 USB HID Reference product EN 62040-1, EN 62040-2
3 101 84 800 480 up to 15 1+1 USB HID standards
3 101 87 1000 600 up to 10 2+2 USB HID
3 101 90 1500 900 up to 10 2+2 USB HID
3 101 93 2000 1200 up to 10 2+2 USB HID
IEC Socket French socket
UPS with IEC+ French socket
Nominal Active Backup time No. of sockets Communication
power power (min) IEC+FR ports
VA W
3 101 82 600 360 up to 15 1+1 USB HID

3 101 85 800 480 up to 15 1+1 USB HID
3 101 88 1000 600 up to 10 2+2 USB HID
3 101 91 1500 900 up to 10 2+2 USB HID
3 101 94 2000 1200 up to 10 2+2 USB HID
German Socket
NOTE: The pictures refer to Keor SP 800 model
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NIKY S NIKY S
Single phase VI-SS Single phase VI-SS
n Characteristics
General characteristics 3 100 06 3 100 20 3 100 07 3 100 08
Nominal power (VA) 1000 1500 2000 3000
Active power (W) 600 900 1200 1800
Technology Line interactive VI-SS
Waveform Sinusoidal
Input voltage 230 V ± 10%
Input frequency 50-60 Hz +/- 3Hz
3 100 06 Input voltage range 160 V-290 V
Technical characteristics Output voltage 230 V ± 10%
- Sinusoidal output
- Microprocessor control Output frequency 50/60 Hz +/-0.2%
- MODEM/LAN telephone protection (nominal)
- RS232 or USB interface THD of output voltage < 3% with linear load
- Cold start function Communication and management
- Protection against voltage peaks
- Integrated self-diagnostics LCD Display with three buttons
Screen and
- Intelligent battery management and three LEDs for real-time control
signalling
- Overload and short-circuit protection of the status of the UPS
- Excellent voltage regulation Telephone protection RJ 11/RJ 45
Remote control Available
Mechanical characteristics
Cat. Nos. UPS with IEC socket Dimensions 247x173x369 247x173x465
Nominal Active Backup time No. of Communication H x W x D (mm)
power power (min) sockets ports
VA W IEC Net weight (kg) 13 15 22 24
Ambient conditions
3 100 06 1000 600 5 6 USB-RS232
Ambient operating
3 100 20 1500 900 5 6 USB-RS232 0 to 40°C
temperature (°C)
3 100 07 2000 1200 5 6 USB-RS232
Relative humidity (%) 0 to 95% non-condensing
3 100 08 3000 1800 5 6 USB-RS232
Noise at 1 m (dBA) < 40
Certifications
Reference product EN 62040-1, EN 62040-2, EN 62040-3
standards
1000-1500-2000 VA
IN OUT USB RS232 IN OUT
3000 VA
IN OUT USB RS232 IN OUT USB RS232
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KEOR LINE RT
Line Interactive UPS - Single phase VI-SS
n Characteristics
Nominal power (VA) 1000 1500 2200 3000
Active power (W) 900 1350 1980 2700
Technology Line interactive VI-SS
Waveform Sinusoidal
Input voltage 230 V ± 10 %
Input frequency 45-65 Hz
Output voltage 230 V ± 10 %
3 100 45
Output frequency 50/60 Hz +/-0,5 % autosensing
(nominal)
Cat. Nos. UPS with IEC socket THD of output voltage < 3 % with linear load
Nominal Active Backup No. of sockets Communication
power power time IEC (10A/16A) ports Communication and management
VA W (min)
Screen and Three buttons, display and three LEDs for
3 100 45 1000 900 10 8/- USB-RS232 signalling real-time control of the status of the UPS
3 100 46 1500 1350 8 8/- USB-RS232
3 100 47 2200 1980 8 8/1 USB-RS232 Telephone protection RJ11/RJ45
3 100 48 3000 2700 8 8/1 USB-RS232 Remote control SNMP Slot
Cat. Nos. Accessories Dimensions 440x405x88 440x650x88
W x D x H (mm)
Description
Net weight (kg) 19 20 34 37
3 109 69 Volt-free contact card Ambient conditions
3 109 52 Rack support bracket kit Ambient operating 0 to 40°C
temperature (°C)
Relative humidity (%) 0÷95 % non-condensing
Noise at 1 m (dBA) < 40
Certifications
Reference product EN62040-1, EN62040-2, EN62040-3
standards
1000-1500 VA
INPUT
INTERFACE CH B
EPO
FUNCTION 2 1
VOLTAGE=220V
VOLTAGE=230V
VOLTAGE=230V
VOLTAGE=240V
2200-3000 VA
INPUT OUTPUT OUTPUT

INTERFACE CH B A B B
EPO
FUNCTION 2 1
VOLTAGE=220V
VOLTAGE=230V
VOLTAGE=230V A
VOLTAGE=240V
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CONVENTIONAL
UPS
from 0,8 up to 800 kVA
Keor LP DAKER DK Plus Keor S Keor T/Keor T evo Keor HPE Keor HP
Single-phase Single-phase Single-phase Three-phase Three-phase Three-phase
UPS from UPS VFI, from UPS from UPS VFI from UPS VFI from UPS VFI from
1 to 3 kVA 1 to 10 kVA 3 to 10 kVA 10 to 120 kVA 60 kVA to 200 kVA 100 to 800 kVA
On-line double conversion UPS Professional solutions with power Transformer-free technology for
with DSP microprocessors for up to 800 kVA. high quality energy output with up
precise, constant control of all to 96% efficiency.
measurements and of the power
factor correction circuit (PFC).
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DAKER DK Plus
CONVERTIBLE
SINGLE PHASE UPS
On‑Line double conversion The main parameters of the system and the status of
the UPS, including the battery charge level and faults,
UPS that can be used in both are displayed on the LCD screen.
tower and rack configurations
The models from 5 to 10 kVA have power factor
1 with an efficiency of up to 94%.
Additional battery cabinets are available to increase the

Backup time of the UPS. A charger can be added in all
battery cabinets for fast, safe charging.
Tower version with additional

battery cabinet
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Three standard sizes
for power up to 10 kVA
The UPS and additional battery cabinets are
available in sizes ranging from 2 to 4 units,
depending on the required power and Backup time.
UPS and 2-unit UPS and 3-unit UPS and 4-unit

battery cabinet battery cabinet battery cabinet
Reversible screen
With the reversible screen, the Daker DK Plus UPS
can be used in both tower and 19" rack configuration.

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Keor S
ONLINE
SINGLE PHASE
The integrated maintenance bypass simplifies
the maintenance operations, increases the
service continuity and helps to reduce the
complexity of the installations.
Easy access to circuit breakers,

INPUT/OUTPUT terminals,
maintenance bypass and
communication port
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ON LINE UPS
COMPACT AND
EASY TO MOVE
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SINGLE PHASE UPS
DESIGNED FOR
INDUSTRIAL
APPLICATIONS
Compact and robust, Keor S is the
perfect UPS to protect and supply
loads in the industrial fields.
Power Range From 3 KVA up to 10KVA

Power factor 0,9 1
High Efficiency up to 94%
Built in paralleling feature up to 4 units 2
Built in Back Feed Protection
Protection Degree IP31
Long Backup time availability
Integrated maintenance bypass 2
Integrated internal isolation
transformer option
1
0,8 for 3kVA
2
Only available for 6 and 10kVA models
User friendly Display Remote control & Easy to move

Monitoring Supervision

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Keor T
THREE-PHASE UPS
Keor T has been designed with advanced Legrand has studied the best way to reconcile
technologies and the latest generation high-tech performance and ease of use,
components; realized to satisfy both users and making user friendly technologically advanced
installers for operational needs and performance. products. KEOR T supplies maximum protection
These UPS aim to be functional, safe and very and power quality for any type of IT load, tertiary
easy to install and use. application, lighting or building.
10-15-20-30 kVA 40-60-80-100 kVA 120 kVA
10-15-20-30 kVA
EVO 10-15-20 kVA
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Easy Installation Reduction of Total Cost Ownership (TCO)
- Easy installation guaranteed by front access Thanks to its design features and the high level of
to all wiring connections. efficiency (up to 96% thanks to 3-Level technology), there
- Availability of standard configurations with batteries is a drastic reduction of TCO, even from the installation
or isolation transformers inside the UPS. phase; the key factors that allow you to gain these
- Designed to easily connect an additional battery cabinet advantages are:
to obtain long Backup time. - Transformerless Design
- Standard internal backfeed protection which provides - Significant reduction in power loss due to 3 level IGBT
easy installation without additional cost in UPS supply topology
switchboard. - Reduced dimensions and power use for air conditioning
- Low Output Total Harmonic Distortion (THDV)
0,21 m2 0,32 m2 0,54 m2

(EVO 20 kVA, 7’) (30 kVA, 20’) (60 kVA, 14’)
Small Foot Print with Internal Batteries Dual input

Keor T UPS present the only 60 kVA on the market Keor T UPS can be powered from two separate AC supply
with internal batteries, this saving the cost sources: the dual input configuration can be selected at
of the battery cabinet and valuable floor space, installation by simply removing a linking connector from
and simplifying installation. its input terminal.
Multicolor LED Bar

The LED bar is highly visible even from a distance, allowing instant visual communication of the UPS status.
This allows significant time savings in the event of a failure or diagnosis and considerably reassures the user.

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Keor T
EASY MANAGEMENT
User friendly touch screen control panel

Keor T is equipped with a touch screen graphic display
that provides information, measurements, status and
alarms of the UPS in different languages; the intuitive
graphical icons allow you to browse through the various
screens easily and quickly. In just a few steps you have
access to all the operating parameters of the system.
You can also configure and set the parameters to adapt
the UPS to various operating modes in order to optimize
your critical load supply.
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Keor T EVO
NEW COMPACT UPS
UP TO 20 kVA
PF=1 -> VA=W

Keor T EVO is able to provide over 10% more
active power than Keor T with same kVA
Nominal power
Compact dimensions
Keor T EVO has foot print 35% smaller with the double of the
power density compared the Keor T of same nominal power.
Embedded batteries for standard

back up time
Keor T EVO can contain from 24 up to 36 batteries.
Complete Distribution Wheels for easy installation Floor fixing kit for secure
Panel with Embedded and maintenance installations
Manual bypass

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Keor HPE
THREE-PHASE UPS
HIGH EFFICIENCY
AND LOW TCO
Keor HPE is designed to reduce TCO.
High efficiency double conversion and advanced
energy saving modes ensure low operating costs.
Transformer-free architecture and internal battery
layout cut commissioning costs and footprint.
The technology conversion control dramatically
reduces maintenance costs, extending all critical
components and battery’s life.
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Power factor 1 Internal battery
Thanks to their unity power factor 60 and 80 kW models can contain up to 180
the new Keor HPE UPS guarantee batteries, allowing to obtain Backup time
maximum real power; 11% more up to 12 minutes.
than competitor products offering
0,9 power factor, fully 25% more
than those of 0.8 power factor.
Backfeed detection
Plus series comes with backfeed energy
detection circuit, for total upstream
protection and operator safety.
COMPACT SIZE
AND ONE CABINET
FOR 60 TO 160 KW
CONFIGURATIONS

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Keor HPE
OPTIMIZED BATTERY
MANAGEMENT Protecting capital expenditure on batteries, whilst
ensuring full availability of mission critical applications
can only be achieved by keeping them in perfect
condition. Keor HPE comes with advanced charging
and battery managing features, providing best battery
performance and extended lifetime.
Intermittent charging
with adjustable charging cycle (27-3 typical),
to extend battery operating life
and to achieve maximum energy savings.
Automatic setting of battery

charging current
with feeding priority to output loads,
ensuring low charging times
for long Backup time applications.
Battery charging voltage

temperature compensation
to prevent excess battery charging
and overheating. Temperature
sensor included in all units.
Easy access to the batteries

Access to the battery is on the side, the
drawers can be extracted and inclined to
facilitate the connection and substitution.
Automatic and
manual battery test
to detect any battery performance
deterioration.
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FRONT-ACCES Communications port
INSTALLATION AND The communications ports are put in the internal
door, and are available all the most common
MAINTENANCE protocols: relay contact, ModBus-RTU by RS485,
ModBus TCP/IP o SNMP by Ethernet.
The UPS Keor HPE is designed to be installed
and maintained completely from the front.
All circuit breakers and communications ports Internal front acces
are on UPS front side. All parts are accessible from the front,
A practical interior door allows you to reach even the to speed up installation and maintenance.
parts installed on the bottom of the UPS, in order to
have maximum access to all components.
Cooling system
The optimised cooling system, placed in the upper
part of the UPS, enables to position the UPS
against the wall without affecting performance.

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Keor HP
THE UPS
WITH POWER UP TO
800kVA
Compact size with the best
balance between footprint
and power
The Three-Phase UPS EASY installation

range is available in three and maintenance
types of cabinet with total
power rating up to 4.8 MVA High efficiency
up to 95%
Integrated transformer
for the galvanic separation
between AC/DC side
Output power
factor 0,9
KEOR HP KEOR HP KEOR HP

100-125-160 200-250-300 400-500-600-800
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PARALLELABLE
UP 6 UNITS
To increase the power
Depending on the power demand, it is possible to connect
in parallel operation up to 6 units of the same power rating.
This allows delivery of total power up to 4.8 MVA.
+ + + .....
800 kVA 800 kVA 800 kVA 800 kVA
3,2 MVA up to 4,8 MVA
To increase the service continuity

The parallel connections between the UPS enables
to realize different levels of redundancy and obtain
the maximum continuity of service.
STANDARD
WORKING 1,6 MVA
CONDITION
AUTOMATIC
LOAD BALANCE KO 1,6 MVA
IN FAILURE CASE
MAXIMUM
AUTOMATIC
LOAD BALANCE
IN FAILURE AND
KO Off 1,6 MVA
MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE
CASE
800 kVA 800 kVA 800 kVA 800 kVA
Keor LP Keor LP
Conventional UPS - Single phase On-line double conversion VFI Conventional UPS - Single phase On-line double conversion VFI
3 101 54 3 101 56
n Keor LP 1000
3 101 54 3 101 56
3 101 55 3 101 57
3 101 54 3 101 56 3 101 58
Cat. Nos. UPS with IEC sockets n Keor3 LP

101 54
2000
3 101 56 3 101 58
Nominal Active Backup No. of No. of Weight
power power time sockets french (kg)
(VA) (W) (min) IEC 10A socket
3 101 54 1000 900 5 3 - 10

3 101 56 2000 1800 5 6 - 17
3 101 58 3000 2700 5 6 - 23
UPS with french standard sockets

Nominal Active Backup No. of No. of Weight
power power time sockets french (kg) 3 101 55 3 101 57
(VA) (W) (min) IEC 10A socket
3 101 55 1000 900 5 3 1 10

3 101 57 2000 1800 5 6 2 17
3 101 59 3000 2700 5 6 2 23 3 101 54 3 101 56 3 101 58
3 101 55 3 101 57 3 101 59
Accessories
Description
3 105 98* Additional battery cabinet for 3 101 54 - 3 101 55 54

3 101 n Keor LP56
3 101 3000 3 101 58
3 105 99* Additional battery cabinet for 3 101 56 - 3 101 57
3 106 00* Additional battery cabinet for 3 101 58 - 3 101 59
3 109 58 Additional battery charger for battery cabinet 3 105 98
3 109 53 Bypass
*Battery included
3 101 55 3 101 57 3 101 59
3 101 54 3 101 56 3 101 58

3 101 55 3 101 57 3 101 59
NOTE: The stated Backup times in minutes 3 101 55

are estimated 3 101
and may vary according to 57
the load 3 101 59
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Keor LP
Conventional UPS - Single phase On-line double conversion VFI
n Characteristics
3 101 54 3 101 56 3 101 58
General characteristics 3 101 55 3 101 57 3 101 59
Nominal power (VA) 1000 2000 3000
Active power (W) 900 1800 2700
Technology On-line double conversion VFI-SS-111
Waveform Sinusoidal
Architecture UPS with extendable Backup time
Input voltage 230 V
Input frequency 45-65 Hz ±2 % Autosensing
Input voltage range 210 V÷240 Vac at 100% load
Input power factor > 0,99
Output voltage 230 V ± 1 %
Efficiency Up to 90 %
Output frequency (nominal) 50/60 Hz synchronised
Peak factor 3:1
THD of output voltage < 3% with linear load
<105% ONLINE mode, 121÷150% for 10 sec., 106÷120% for 30 sec.,
Overload capacity: >151% instant transfer to bypass
Bypass Automatic, internal, synchronised, electromechanical (for overloads and operating problems)
Batteries
Backup time extension Sì
Backup time (min) 5
Screen and signalling Multi-coloured LED status indicator, alarms and audible signalling
Communication ports 1 RS232 serial port, 1 slot for network interface connection (ex. CS141)
Emergency Power Off (EPO) Yes
Remote control Software can be downloaded free of charge
Dimensions (H x W x D) (mm) 236 x 144 x 367 322 x 151 x 444 322 x 189 x 444
Dimensions of battery cabinet 322 x 151 x 444 322 x 151 x 444 322 x 151 x 444
(H x W x D) (mm)
Battery cabinet Net weight (kg) 31 31 31
Ambient conditions
Ambient operating temperature (°C) 0÷40
Relative humidity (%) 20÷80 non condensing
Noise at 1 m (dBA) < 50
Certifications
Reference product standards EN 62040-1, EN 62040-2, EN 62040-3

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DAKER DK PLUS
UPS - On-line double conversion VFI
3 101 74 3 101 77 3 106 64
The main parameters of the UPS, including the battery charge level and faults, are displayed on the LCD screen on the front panel.
The integrated communication software not only controls the UPS and its switch-off if there is a malfunction, and enables the user to test the main
functions remotely, communicate via SNMP/Internet/network adaptor and access the functions of the UPS via the Internet, but can also send the user an
SMS if specific events occur.
The internal extension connector enables a WEB/SNMP card or a relay interface to be installed which provides insulated contacts for applications on
industrial control panels or remote alarm panels.
If there is an electronic fault, overload, overheating or for scheduled maintenance operations, the automatic or manual (optional) bypass ensures
continuity of the power supply for critical loads. A bypass switch is available for maintenance.
Cat. Nos. Convertible UPS with batteries Cat. Nos. Battery cabinet (empty)
Nominal power Active Backup time Weight Description
(VA) power (min) (kg)
(W) 3 106 65 Battery cabinet for 3 101 70
3 101 70 1000 900 10 16 3 106 66 Battery cabinet for 3 101 71
3 101 71 2000 1800 10 29,5 3 106 67 Battery cabinet for 3 101 72
3 101 72 3000 2700 8 30
3 106 68 Battery cabinet for 3 101 73 - 3 101 74 -
3 101 73 5000 5000 5 60 3 101 75 - 3 101 76
3 101 74 6000 6000 4 60 3 106 69 Battery cabinet for 3 101 77 - 3 101 78
Convertible UPS without batteries Accessories

Nominal power Active Phase Weight
(VA) power configuration (kg) Description
(W)
3 109 52 Rack support bracket kit
3 101 75 5000 5000 - 25
3 109 53 External manual Bypass for 3 101 70 -
3 101 76 6000 6000 - 25 3 101 71 - 3 101 72
3 101 77 10000 10000 - 26
3 109 63 External manual Bypass for 3 101 73 - 3 101 74 -
3 101 78* 10000 9000 - 28 3 101 75 - 3 101 76 - 3 101 77
* 3-1 version 3 109 59 Additional charger for 3 101 70
Battery cabinet (with batteries) 3 109 61 Additional charger for 3 101 71 - 3 101 72
Description
3 109 54 Additional charger for 3 101 73 - 3 101 74 -
3 106 60 Battery cabinet for 3 101 70 3 101 75 - 3 101 76 - 3 101 77 - 3 101 78
3 106 61 Battery cabinet for 3 101 71 3 109 69 Dry contact card
3 106 62 Battery cabinet for 3 101 72
3 106 63 Battery cabinet for 3 101 73 - 3 101 74 -
3 101 75 - 3 101 76
3 106 64 Battery cabinet for 3 101 77 - 3 101 78
NOTE: The stated Backup times in minutes are estimated and may vary according to the load characteristics, operating conditions and environment.
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UPS - On-line double conversion VFI
n Characteristics
General characteristics 3 101 70 3 101 71 3 101 72 3 101 73 3 101 75 3 101 74 3 101 76 3 101 77 3 101 78
Nominal power (VA) 1000 2000 3000 5000 6000 10000 10000
Active power (W) 900 1800 2700 5000 6000 10000 9000
Waveform Sinusoidal
Architecture Convertible tower and 19" rack
Input voltage 230 V 380V 3P+N
Input frequency 50-60 Hz ± 5% autosensing
Input voltage range 176V - 280V at full load 305V - 485V
THD of input current < 3%
Input power factor > 0,99 > 0,9
Output voltage 230 V ± 1%
Output frequency (nominal) 50/60 Hz (configurable via LCD panel) +/- 0.1%
Efficiency up to 90% up to 91% up to 92% up to 94% up to 90%
Peak factor 1:3
THD of output voltage < 3% with linear load
Output voltage tolerance ± 1%
Internal automatic bypass included
External maintenance bypass optional optional optional optional optional optional optional optional -
Batteries
Backup time extension Yes
Backup time (min) 10 10 8 5 - 4 - - -
Four buttons and five LEDs for real-time control
Screen and signalling of the status and the main parameters of the UPS
RS232
Communication ports RS232 and USB serial ports serial
ports
Connector for network interface SNMP
Back feed protection yes
Emergency power off (EPO) yes
440 x 88 440x196 440x88 440x196 440x88
Dimensions (H x W x D) (mm) (2U) 440 x 88 (2U) x 600 440x132 (3U) x680
x 405 (4U)x680 (2U)x680 (4U)x680 (2U)x680
Net weight (kg) 16 29,5 30 60 25* 60 25 26 28
Dimensions of battery cabinet 440x196 440 x 88 440 x 88
440 x 88 (2U) x 600 - -
H x W x D (mm) (4U)x425 (2U) x 680 (2U) x 680 440 x 132 (3U) x 680
Ambient conditions
Operating temperature (°C) 0 ÷ 40°C
Protection index IP 21
Relative humidity (%) 20 to 80%
Heat dissipation (BTU/h) 490 654 818 892 1300 1636
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Configurations
1000 VA 2 cabinet 2000 VA 2 cabinet 3000 VA 3 cabinet 6000 VA 2 cabinet 10000 VA 2 cabinet
L 2U + 4U L 2U + 2U L 2U +2U + 2U L 2U + 2U L 3U + 3U
TOWER
version
1000 VA 2 cabinet 2000 VA 2 cabinet 3000 VA 3 cabinet 6000 VA 2 cabinet 10000 VA 2 cabinet
H 2U + 4U (294mm) H 2U + 2U (196mm) H 2U + 2U + 2U (294mm) H 2U + 2U (196 mm) H 3U + 3U (294mm)
RACK
version
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Long Backup time table
Dimensions and number of cabinets

Model Power Backup time Cat. Nos.
H x W x D (mm)
10’ 440 x 88 x 405 3 101 70
1h 22’ 440 x 88 x 405 + 440 x 196 x 425 3 101 70 + 3 106 65
1000 VA 2h 44’ 440 x 88 x 405 + 440 x 196 x 425 (x2) 3 101 70 + 3 106 65 (x2)
4h 22’ 440 x 88 x 405 + 440 x 196 x 425 (x3) 3 101 70 + 3 106 65 (x3)
5h 52’ 440 x 88 x 405 + 440 x 196 x 425 (x4) 3 101 70 + 3 106 65 (x4)
10’ 440 x 88 x 600 3 101 71
39’ 440 x 88 x 600 (x2) 3 101 71 + 3 106 66
2000 VA 1h 22’ 440 x 88 x 600 (x3) 3 101 71 + 3 106 66 (x2)
1h 57’ 440 x 88 x 600 (x4) 3 101 71 + 3 106 66 (x3)
2h 44’ 440 x 88 x 600 (x5) 3 101 71 + 3 106 66 (x4)
8’ 440 x 88 x 600 3 101 72
34’ 440 x 88 x 600 (x2) 3 101 72 + 3 106 67
3000 VA 1h 6’ 440 x 88 x 600 (x3) 3 101 72 + 3 106 67 (x2)
Daker DK 1h 33’ 440 x 88 x 600 (x4) 3 101 72 + 3 106 67 (x3)
Plus 2h 3’ 440 x 88 x 600 (x5) 3 101 72 + 3 106 67 (x4)
10’ 440 x 88 x 680 + 440 x 88 x 680 3 101 75 + 3 106 68
29’ 440 x 88 x 680 + 440 x 88 x 680 (x2) 3 101 75 + 3 106 68 (x2)
5000 VA
49’ 440 x 88 x 680 + 440 x 88 x 680 (x3) 3 101 75 + 3 106 68 (x3)
1h 11’ 440 x 88 x 680 + 440 x 88 x 680 (x4) 3 101 75 + 3 106 68 (x4)
10’ 440 x 88 x 680 + 440 x 88 x 680 3 101 76 + 3 106 68
29’ 440 x 88 x 680 + 440 x 88 x 680 (x2) 3 101 76 + 3 106 68 (x2)
6000 VA
49’ 440 x 88 x 680 + 440 x 88 x 680 (x3) 3 101 76 + 3 106 68 (x3)
1h 11’ 440 x 88 x 680 + 440 x 88 x 680 (x4) 3 101 76 + 3 106 68 (x4)
7’ 440 x 132 x 680 + 440 x 132 x 680 3 101 77 + 3 106 69
18’ 440 x 132 x 680 + 440 x 132 x 680 (x2) 3 101 77 + 3 106 69 (x2)
10000 VA 29’ 440 x 132 x 680 + 440 x 132 x 680 (x3) 3 101 77 + 3 106 69 (x3)
42’ 440 x 132 x 680 + 440 x 132 x 680 (x4) 3 101 77 + 3 106 69 (x4)
56’ 440 x 132 x 680 + 440 x 132 x 680 (x5) 3 101 77 + 3 106 69 (x5)
7’ 440 x 132 x 680 + 440 x 132 x 680 3 101 78 + 3 106 69
Daker DK 18’ 440 x 132 x 680 + 440 x 132 x 680 (x2) 3 101 78 + 3 106 69 (x2)
Plus 10000 VA 29’ 440 x 132 x 680 + 440 x 132 x 680 (x3) 3 101 78 + 3 106 69 (x3)
3-1 42’ 440 x 132 x 680 + 440 x 132 x 680 (x4) 3 101 78 + 3 106 69 (x4)
56’ 440 x 132 x 680 + 440 x 132 x 680 (x5) 3 101 78 + 3 106 69 (x5)

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Conventional UPS - Single-phase On-line double conversion Conventional UPS - Single-phase On-line double conversion
n UPS with internal batteries Backup time up

to 50 min for 3 kVA
n UPS for long Backup time with additional battery cabinet
3 101 21 3 107 41
Cat. Nos. Single-phase UPS

Nominal power Active Backup time Net weight
(W)
3 101 21 3000 2400 10 53

3 101 22 3000 2400 27 75
3 101 23 3000 2400 50 97 n UPS with isolation transformer built in
3 101 28 6000 5400 22 106
3 101 31 10000 9000 10 114
Single-phase UPS with isolation transformer

Nominal power Active Backup time Net weight
(W)
3 101 25 3000 2400 10 85

3 101 29 6000 5400 0 100
3 101 35 10000 9000 0 126
n Rear pannel
Battery cabinet
Description
3 107 40 Empty battery cabinet

3 107 41 Battery cabinet (for KEOR S 3000)
3 107 44 Battery cabinet (for KEOR S 6000-10000)
3 107 45 Battery cabinet (for KEOR S 6000-10000)
Accessories
Description
3 109 61 Battery charger for additional battery cabinet n Long Backup time table
(for 3 107 41 - 3 107 42 - 3 107 43)
3 109 54 Battery charger for additional battery cabinet Battery Backup time
(for 3 107 44 - 3 107 45) Power UPS cabinet (min.)
6000 3 101 28 3 107 44 55
6000 3 101 28 3 107 45 85
10000 3 101 31 3 107 44 27
10000 3 101 31 3 107 45 50
6000 3 101 29 3 107 45 55
6000 3 101 29 3 107 44 22
10000 3 101 35 3 107 44 10
NOTE: The stated Backup times in minutes are estimated and may vary according to the load 10000 3 101 35 3 107 45 27
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Conventional UPS - Single-phase On-line double conversion
n Characteristics
General characteristics KEOR S 3kVA KEOR S 6kVA KEOR S 10kVA
Nominal power (VA) 3000 6000 10000
Active power (W) 2400 5400 9000
Technology On-line double conversion
Waveform Sinusoidal
Architecture conventional UPS
Input voltage 220V-230V-240V
Input voltage range 160V-288V 195V-280 V
THD of input current 6%
Output voltage 220V/230V/240V Adjustable from Front Panel
Output frequency (nominal) 50 /60 Hz Adjustable from Front Panel +/- 0,05%
Crest factor 2,5:1
THD of output voltage < 1,5% with linear load < 3% with non-linear load
10 seconds at 125%-150% 120 seconds at 100%-120%
Overload capacity 30 seconds at 106%-120% 30 seconds at 121%-150%
Efficiency in Eco mode 98%
Bypass - Automatic bypass and manual maintenance bypass
Batteries
Backup time extension Yes
LCD Display Available
1 RS232 serial ports, 1 USB
Communication Port port, modbus and SNMP 1 RS232 serial ports, modbus and SNMP optional
optional
Remote Management Available
Dimensions H x W x D (mm) 716 x 275 x 776
Dimensions battery cabinet H x W x D (mm) 716 x 275 x 776
Ambient conditions
Operating temperature (°C) 0÷40
Relative humidity (%) 20÷80 non condensing
Protection index IP31
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Conventional UPS - Three-phase On-line double conversion VFI UPS - trifase on line doppia conversione VFI
n Keor T EVO 10-15-20
KEOR T EVO 10-15-20
Cat. Nos. UPS

Nominal Backup time Dimensions Net weight
power (min.) H x W x D (mm) (kg)
kVA
3 102 70 10 - 1020 x 265 x 800 78

3 102 71 10 10 1020 x 265 x 800 145
3 102 72 10 15 1020 x 265 x 800 168
3 102 73 15 - 1020 x 265 x 800 79
3 102 74 15 7 1020 x 265 x 800 163
3 102 75 15 10 1020 x 265 x 800 180
3 102 76 20 - 1020 x 265 x 800 84
3 102 77 20 7 1020 x 265 x 800 185
Accessories
Description
3 109 15 Parallel kit/UPS (PCB + 5 m cable)
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Keor T EVO
Conventional UPS - Three-phase On-line double conversion VFI
n Characteristics
General characteristics KEOR T EVO 10 KEOR T EVO 15 KEOR T EVO 20
Nominal power (kVA) 10 15 20
Active power (kW) 10 15 20
Waveform Sinusoidal
Architecture Stand Alone or Distributed Parallel up to 4 units
Input voltage 380, 400, 415 V Ph+N+PE
Input voltage range (Ph-Ph) half load 208 -459 / full load 358-459V
THD of input current <5% at full load
Configurable for synchronization between the input and output frequencies,
Compatibility with diesel generators
even for high frequency variations
Input power factor › 0,99
Output voltage 380, 400, 415 V 3F+N (Adjustable from Front Panel)
Efficiency up to 95%
Efficiency in Eco mode up to 98,5%
Output frequency (nominal) 50 /60 Hz ±0,01% (Adjustable from Front Panel)
Crest factor up to 3:1
THD of output voltage <2% (at full linear load)
Output power factor 1
Output voltage tolerance ±1%
Overload capability 10 min. 125%, 60 sec. 150%
Bypass Built-in Automatic and Maintenance By-pass
Batteries
Battery type VRLA - AGM Maintenance-free
Internal Battery Yes
Battery Test Automatic or manual
Battery Recharge Profile IU (DIN41773)
LCD Display Touch screen, led bar status, live synoptic view for real time
Communication Ports RS232, GenSet, Programmable 4 Relay Contacts, ModBus
Back Feed Protection Embedded
Audible Alarm Acoustic alarms and warnings
Net Interface Slot yes for optional SNMP card
Physical characteristics
Dimensions H x W x D (mm) 1020 x 265 x 800
Net Weight (kg) 78 79 84
Ambient conditions
Relative humidity (%) 20÷95% not condensing
Acoustic Noise at 1m; 50%load (dBA) ‹ 51
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KEOR T10-30 KEOR T10-30 KEOR T40-60-80 -100 KEOR T120
Cat. Nos. UPS Cat. Nos. UPS with insulation transformer

Nominal Backup time Dimensions Net weight Nominal Backup time Dimensions Net weight
power (min.) H x W x D (mm) (kg) power (min.) H x W x D (mm) (kg)
kVA kVA
3 102 01 10 24 1345 x 400 x 800 253 3 102 30 10 0 1345 x 400 x 800 240
3 102 02 10 35 1345 x 400 x 800 283 3 102 31 15 0 1345 x 400 x 800 250
3 102 03 10 56 1650 x 400 x 800 406 3 102 32 20 0 1345 x 400 x 800 255
3 102 05 15 12 1345 x 400 x 800 267 3 102 33 30 0 1345 x 400 x 800 285
3 102 06 15 20 1345 x 400 x 800 297 3 102 34 40 0 1650 x 600 x 900 525
3 102 07 15 33 1650 x 400 x 800 420 3 102 35 60 0 1650 x 600 x 900 575
3 102 09 20 8 1345 x 400 x 800 269
3 102 10 20 14 1345 x 400 x 800 299 UPS 208V
3 102 11 20 36 1650 x 400 x 800 494 Nominal Backup time Dimensions Net weight
3 102 13 30 8 1345 x 400 x 800 305 power (min.) H x W x D (mm) (kg)
kVA
3 102 14 30 13 1650 x 400 x 800 428
3 102 15 30 20 1650 x 400 x 800 488 3 101 32 5 0 1345 x 400 x 800 118
3 102 17 40 8 1650 x 600 x 900 539 3 101 33 7,5 0 1345 x 400 x 800 132
3 102 18 40 13 1650 x 600 x 900 598 3 101 34 10 0 1345 x 400 x 800 134
3 102 19 40 22 1650 x 600 x 900 748 3 102 78 15 0 1345 x 400 x 800 140
3 102 21 60 8 1650 x 600 x 900 620 3 102 79 20 0 1650 x 600 x 900 255
3 102 22 60 14 1650 x 600 x 900 770 3 102 96 30 0 1650 x 600 x 900 277
3 102 97 40 0 1650 x 600 x 800 315
UPS empty for internal battery drawers 3 102 98 50 0 1650 x 600 x 800 350
Nominal
power
Backup time
(min.)
Dimensions
H x W x D (mm)
Net weight
(kg)
3 102 99 60 0 1650 x 793 x 800 430
kVA
3 102 23 10 0 1650 x 400 x 800 140 Accessories

3 102 24 15 0 1650 x 400 x 800 151 Description
3 102 25 20 0 1650 x 400 x 800 162 3 109 18 Battery cabinet empty (for 60 blocks 55 Ah)
3 102 26 30 0 1650 x 400 x 800 169 3 109 21 Internal cables kit for battery cabinet empty (for 60 blocks 55 Ah)
3 109 27 40 0 1650 x 600 x 900 241 3 109 11 Battery drawers kit for Keor T 10-30 kVA (60 blocks 7-9 Ah)
3 109 28 60 0 1650 x 600 x 900 276 3 109 12 Battery drawers kit for Keor T 40-60 kVA (60 blocks 7-9 Ah)
3 109 13 Internal battery cables kit for battery drawers Keor T 10-30 kVA
UPS empty for external battery cabinet 3 109 14 Internal battery cables kit for battery drawers Keor T 40-60 kVA
Nominal Backup time Dimensions Net weight 3 109 15 Parallel kit/UPS (PCB + 5 m cable)
power (min.) H x W x D (mm) (kg)
kVA 3 109 16 Kit for both in & ext battery connections for 1345H
3 102 00 10 0 1345 x 400 x 800 118
3 102 04 15 0 1345 x 400 x 800 132
3 102 08 20 0 1345 x 400 x 800 134
3 102 12 30 0 1345 x 400 x 800 140
3 102 16 40 0 1650 x 600 x 900 255
3 102 20 60 0 1650 x 600 x 900 277
3 102 27 80 - 1650 x 600 x 980 315
3 102 28 100 - 1650 x 600 x 980 350
3 102 29 120 - 1650 x 793 x 800 430
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n Characteristics
KEOR KEOR KEOR KEOR KEOR KEOR KEOR KEOR KEOR
3Ph version 400V (380-400-415V)
T10 T15 T20 T30 T40 T60 T80 T100 T120
Nominal power (kVA) 10 15 20 30 40 60 80 100 120
Active power (kW) 9 13,5 18 27 36 54 72 90 108
3Ph version 208V (200-208-220V) KEOR T 5 KEOR T 7,5 KEOR T 10 KEOR T 15 KEOR T 20 KEOR T 30 KEOR T 40 KEOR T 50 KEOR T 60
Nominal power (kVA) 5 7,5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60
Active power (kW) 4,5 6,75 9 13,5 18 27 36 45 54
General characteristics
Waveform Sinusoidal
Architecture Stand Alone or Distributed Parallel up to 6 units
Input voltage 380, 400, 415 V 3Ph+N+PE*, 200-208-220V 3Ph+N+PE**
Input voltage range (Ph-Ph) ± 15%
THD of input current < 5% at full load
Compatibility with diesel generators yes
Output voltage 380, 400, 415 V 3Ph+N+PE*, 200-208-220V 3Ph+N+PE** (Adjustable from Front Panel)
Efficiency up to 96%*
Efficiency in Eco mode up to 98,5%
Output frequency (nominal) 50 /60 Hz ±0,01% free run (Adjustable from Front Panel)
Crest factor 2,5:1
THD of output voltage < 2% (at full linear load)
Output power factor 0,9
Overload capability 10min. at 125%, 60sec. at 150%
Bypass Built-in Automatic and Maintenance By-pass
Isolation Transformer Transformerless Design. Optional Internal Isolation Transformer on request*
Batteries
Backup time extension Scalable with additional battery cabinets
Battery type VRLA - AGM Maintenance-free
Internal Battery Yes
Battery Test Automatic or manual
LCD Display Touch screen, led bar status, live synoptic view for real time
Communication Ports RS232, GenSet, Programmable 4 Relay Contacts, ModBus
Back Feed Protection Internal Back Feed Protection Device is Standard
Audible Alarm Acoustic alarms and warnings
Net Interface Slot optional SNMP card
Physical characteristics
1345/1650 x 400 x 800* 1650 x 793
Dimensions H x W x D (mm) 1650 x 600 x 900 1650 x 600 x 980
1345 x 400 x 800** x 800
Dimensions battery cabinet
1650 x 800 x 900
H x W x D (mm)
Ambient conditions
Relative humidity (%) 20÷95% not condensing
Noise at 1 m (dBA) ‹ 58 ‹ 60 ‹ 65
Compliance
* for 3F 400V model

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Conventional UPS - Three-phase On-line double conversion VFI Conventional UPS - Three-phase On-line double conversion VFI
n Keor HPE 60-80-100-125-160
KEOR HPE 100 KEOR HPE 200
Model UPS (with internal installable batteries)

Nominal Active Backup Dimensions Net
power power time H x W x D (mm) weight
kVA kW mins (kg)
n Keor HPE 200
Keor HPE 60 60 60 12 1800 x 560 x 940 250
Keor HPE 80 80 80 11 1800 x 560 x 940 300
UPS (without batteries)

Nominal Active Backup Dimensions Net
power power time H x W x D (mm) weight
kVA kW mins (kg)
Keor HPE 60 60 60 - 1800 x 560 x 940 250

Keor HPE 80 80 80 - 1800 x 560 x 940 300
Keor HPE 100 100 100 - 1800 x 560 x 940 320
Keor HPE 125 125 125 - 1800 x 560 x 940 360
Keor HPE 160 160 160 - 1800 x 560 x 940 380
Keor HPE 200 200 200 - 1975 x 850 x 953 720
Options
Description
Serial interface RS-485 ModBus

SNMP card
(1) Parallel card interface KIT
Load-sync card interface kit
Isolation transformer
n Keor HPE battery cabinet
1 accessories to be defined at order time
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n Characteristics
General characteristics 60 80 100 125 160 200
Nominal power (kVA) 60 80 100 125 160 200
Active power (kW) 60 80 100 125 160 200
Waveform Sinusoidal
Architecture Conventional UPS, parallelable up to 6 unit
Input voltage 380-400-415 V 3Ph+N
Input frequency 50-60 Hz (45÷65Hz)
Input voltage range 400 V -20% / + 15%
Configurable for synchronism between the input and output frequencies,
Compatibility with diesel generators
even for the highest frequency variations
Output voltage 380, 400, 415 V 3Ph+N selected
Output frequency (nominal) 50 /60 Hz
Crest factor 3:1
THD of output voltage <1% (with linear load), <5% (with non-linear load)
Output voltage tolerance ± 1% (with balance load)
Overload capacity 10 minutes at 125%, 30 seconds at 150%, 0,1 seconds >150%
Bypass Built-in Automatic and Maintenance Bypass
Batteries
Backup time with internal battery (mins) 12 11 - - - -
Battery type VRLA - AGM Maintenance-free Lead Acid Batteries
Battery test Automatic or manual
Four LED’s to show status at a glance.
LCD Display
Four menu-driven interface buttons.
voltage free relay contacts, RS485 ModBus-RTU, Ethernet ModBus over IP or SNMP protocol
Communication Ports
(slot SNMP optional)
Audible Alarm Acoustic alarms and warnings, configurable delays
Battery temperature probe yes
Dimensions H x W x D (mm) 1800 x 560 x 940 1975 x 850 x 953
Net Weight (kg) 250 300 320 360 380 720
Dimensions battery cabinet
1800 x 503 x 945 (60 batteries)
H x W x D (mm)
Ambient conditions
Relative humidity (%) < 95% not condensing
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Keor HP 100-125-160-200-250-300 400-500-600-800
n Keor HP 100-125-160
n Keor HP 200-250-300
KEOR HP 100 KEOR HP 400
Model UPS (without batteries)

Nominal Active Dimensions Net weight
power power A X L X P (mm) (kg)
kVA kW
KEOR HP 100 100 90 1670 x 815 x 825 625
KEOR HP 125 125 112,5 1670 x 815 x 825 660 n Keor HP 400
KEOR HP 160 160 144 1670 x 815 x 825 715
KEOR HP 100 100 90 1670 x 815 x 825 625
KEOR HP 125 125 112,5 1670 x 815 x 825 660
KEOR HP 160 160 144 1670 x 815 x 825 715
KEOR HP 400 400 360 1920 x 1990 x 965 1820
KEOR HP 500 500 450 2020 x 2440 x 950 2220
KEOR HP 600 600 540 2020 x 2440 x 950 2400
KEOR HP 800 800 720 1920 x 3640 x 950 3600
Options
Description
Empty battery cabinet with cables and protection n Keor HP 500-600

Batteries 5 years / 10 years life time in cabinets or racks
Battery switch box with protection: fuses
Battery monitoring system
(1)
BY PASS insulation transformer
External maintenance bypass
Top entry cable cabinet
Remote control panel
1 accessories to be defined at order time
n Keor HP 800
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Keor HP 100-125-160-200-250-300 400-500-600-800
n Characteristics
General characteristics 100 125 160 200 250 300 400 500 600 800
Nominal power (kVA) 100 125 160 200 250 300 400 500 600 800
Active power (kW) 90 112,5 144 180 225 270 360 450 540 720
Waveform Sinusoidal
Architecture Conventional UPS, parallelable up to 6 unit
Input voltage 380-415 V 3Ph+N
Input frequency 50-60 Hz ± 10% autosensing
Input voltage range 400 V -20% / + 15%
THD of input current <3%
Configurable for synchronism between the input and output frequencies,
Compatibility with diesel generators even for the highest frequency variations
Input power factor >0,99
Output voltage 380, 400, 415 V 3Ph+N selected
Output frequency (nominal) 50 /60 Hz selected ± 0,001%
Crest factor 3:1
THD of output voltage <5% (with non-linear load)
Output voltage tolerance ± 1% (with balance load)
Overload capacity 10 minutes at 125%, 60 seconds at 150%, 10 seconds at 200%
Efficiency in Eco mode 98% >98%
Built-in Automatic (optional Mainte-
Bypass Built-in Automatic and Maintenance Bypass nance Bypass)
Batteries
Battery type VRLA - AGM Maintenance-free Lead Acid Batteries
Battery test Automatic or manual
Four LED’s to show status at a glance.
LCD Display Four menu-driven interface buttons. Four status at a glance LEDs
Communication Ports RS232 and USB serial ports (Optional RS485)
Audible Alarm Acoustic alarms and warnings, configurable delays
Configuration Setting Auto configuration by firmware, or manual by service engineer
Net Interface Slot Built-in dry contact PCB, optional SNMP card
Battery temperature probe Yes
1920 x 2020 x 2020 x 1920 x
Dimensions H x W x D (mm) 1670 x 815 x 825 1905 x 1220 x 855 1990 x 2440 x 2440 x 3640 x
965 950 950 950
Net Weight (kg) 625 660 715 970 1090 1170 1820 2220 2400 3600
Dimensions battery cabinet 1900x1400x830 (50 batteries) 1900x1400x860 (50 batteries) 1900 x 2800 x 860
H x W x D (mm) 1900x2800x830 (100 batteries) 1900x2800x860 (100 batteries) (100 batteries) -
Ambient conditions
Relative humidity (%) <95% not condensing
Noise at 1 m (dBA) < 60 <62
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MODULAR UPS
from 1,25 up to 480 kW
MEGALINE TRIMOD HE ARCHIMOD HE Keor MOD ARCHIMOD HE240/480

Single-phase Three-phase Three-phase Three-phase Three-phase modular
modular UPS VFI, modular UPS VFI, modular UPS VFI, modular UPS VFI, UPS VFI,
from 1,25 up to 10kVA from 10 up to 80kW from 20 up to 120kW from 25 up to 250kW from 240 up to 480kW
Modular UPS enable the power They are made up of “standard” Their innovative three-phase
supply to be sized exactly modules that can be added to system, made up of individual
to requirements, without existing configurations to increase single phase modules, provides
precluding any future expansion. their power or Backup time. the highest possible level
of redundancy.
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MEGALINE
SINGLE PHASE
MODULAR UPS
Redundant modular UPS, The single cabinet and 19" rack versions
distribute powers of 1250 to 5000 VA, and
expandable up to 10 kVA can take up to 4 power modules 4 battery
with the best performance kits. To increase the Backup time, additional
levels in their category batteries can be added in dedicated cabinets,
which are easy to connect.
AVAILABLE IN THREE VERSIONS: The range also includes double cabinets.

- SINGLE CABINET They consist of 2 cabinets: 1 power cabinet
- DOUBLE CABINET and 1 battery cabinet. The former houses up
- 19’’ RACK to eight 1250 VA modules, reaching
a maximum power of 10 kVA.
All models have a configurable microprocessor The latter can take up to 10 battery kits and
control card, an LCD display unit, an additional charger. To increase the
1250 VA power modules and battery Backup time still further, other identical
kits (BK) containing three 9 Ah batteries. battery cabinets can be added.
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CLASS A/B
(immunity emission)
All the MegaLine models
comply with the most stringent
standards in terms of both
emission and immunity to
electromagnetic interference
so they can be used for any
application, in either civil or
industrial environments
ALARMS AND SIGNALS

An acoustic signal and high-visibility flashing on the backlit front panel ensure that any alarm signal is noticed
immediately. The signals can be split into various categories based on their severity.
GREEN & NOT FLASHING - YELLOW & FLASHING - RED & FLASHING -
Normal Operation Battery Mode Warning (together with
Normal operation, no anomaly Battery operation, an acoustic alarm signal)
accompanied by a slow, • Operation blocked
intermittent alarm signal, • Output voltage anomaly
which can be silenced
RED & NOT FLASHING -
Severe alarm (together with
an acoustic alarm signal)
• Failure of one
or more power modules
• Incorrect connection
of input neutral
• Overload
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TRIMOD HE
& ARCHIMOD HE
HIGH efficiency THE TECHNOLOGY EVOLUTION
Legrand's modular UPS know-how goes back more
HIGH performance than 20 years, when the first ever modular UPS were
introduced in 1993. Since then, continuous firmware
LOW environmental impact development and research on control and hardware

components have led to no stop improvements in system
reliability, quality and technical performance.
Continuous research combined with modern production

methods has led Legrand to offer the market a cutting-
edge, top-performing product: certified efficiency up to
96% and unity power factor.
Combining high density with a structural design that

optimises the space, the new TRIMOD HE and ARCHIMOD
1
HE UPS are the ideal solution for advanced energy
management and cost containment.
kVA = kW
POWER
FACTOR
INCREASED POWER
Thanks to their unity power factor the new TRIMOD HE and
ARCHIMOD HE UPS guarantee maximum real power;
11% more than competitor products offering 0,9 power factor,
fully 25% more than those of 0.8 power factor.
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GREATER
EFFICIENCY 96%
The European Code of Conduct requires
a minimum value of 92%. TRIMOD HE
and ARCHIMOD HE are up to 4% more efficient,
thus effectively dividing by 2 all UPS energy losses.
% efficiency
97
95
93
91
89
87
85
83
81
79
20 25 50 75 100
TRIMOD HE & ARCHIMOD HE % load
Code of Conduct (for UPS from 40 < 200 kVA)
Code of Conduct (for UPS from 20 < 40 kVA)
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& ARCHIMOD HE
FLEXIBILITY
MODULARITY
EXPANSION
Gradual power
adaptation
The three-phase UPS are made
up of individual single phase
modules which are redundant and
«selfconfiguring», so that power
can be increased quickly
and safely.
Optimisation
of work
The compact and
lightweight power modules
(only 8.5 kg) make the UPS
easy to transport, install
and maintain.
Extending the Backup time

The Backup time can be extended either by
adding battery trays in the same cabinet or
by adding another battery cabinet, depending
on the power of the UPS and the Backup
time required. Non-modular compact battery
cabinets are also available for extending the
Backup time to several hours.
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R S T R S T
Redundancy on
the single phase load
In a three-phase power supply system
with single phase loads,
if one of the modules fails, there
is no loss of power as the power
KO
is distributed over the other modules
that are still operational.
LOAD LOAD
R S T R S T
Redundancy
on the phases
In a system with three-phase outputs,
it is possible to create redundancy
on each individual phase. If one of KO
the power modules fails, the other
modules for this phase take over
from the faulty module.
L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3
R S T R S T
Redundancy
on the control
In UPS that include several control
modules, the failure of one of the
control modules results in the modules
it controls being stopped. However
continuity of service is assured by
the automatic distribution of the lost
power over the other modules. KO
R S T R S T
HIGH LEVELS
OF REDUNDANCY
Thanks to the construction technology
of the TRIMOD HE and ARCHIMOD HE UPS
systems, you can set various redundancy
levels so that maximum service continuity
is always guaranteed.
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TRIMOD HE
POWER CABINET WITH
MULTI CONTROL BOARD
In order to increase service continuity and consequently
decrease failures (limit the single point of failure) the new
cabinet are provided with more control modules, from 1 to a
maximum of 4, so as to ensure redundancy also on control.
R S T R S T
KO
KO
R S T R S T
Redundancy on the control

In UPS systems incorporating several control
modules, failure of one of the control boards results
in the modules it controls being switched off.
However, continuity of service is assured by automatic
distribution of the lost power over the other modules.
HOT-SWAP
Thanks to the multi control board system
you can replace the power modules
without having to turn off the UPS.
Separate batteries
The new multi control board cabinet, also
allows you to associate each control a
separate battery pack.
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POWER CABINET
WITH DUAL INPUT
FUNCTION
TRIMOD HE, in addition to the standard cabinet,
it offers cabinet with power up to 80 kW and DUAL INPUT
function. The new cabinet can be fed two AC sources
is source separated: the configuration can be selected
at installation time and easily obtained by removing
a bridge from the input terminals.
POSSIBLE CONFIGURATIONS
SCALABLE SOLUTION SCALABLE SOLUTION REDUNDANCY SOLUTION
FROM 40 kW UP TO 80 kW FROM 60 kW UP TO 80 kW 60 kW N+1
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ARCHIMOD HE
MODULAR
ARCHITECTURE UPS
ARCHIMOD HE: expandable, modular architecture UPS,
power from 20 to 120 kW, in a 19 rack cabinet.
The system comprises a set of standard,

pre-assembled components which simplify
and optimise the design and building of critical
power infrastructures.
The innovative modular design of these UPS

means that the availability of the power can
be optimised, the flexibility of the system increased
and the total cost of ownership (TCO) reduced.
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1 Control module
Equipped with a microprocessor, it manages
3 power modules. If it is used with a power expansion
module, it can manage up to 6 power modules, 1
thus increasing the power from 20 to 40 kW.
It has a screen and a multifunction keypad for
monitoring the operating parameters of the UPS
and for configuring numerous functions.
It can be connected in parallel to other control
modules and used with power expansion modules.
The front panel has a backlit status indicator
for immediate checking of the operating status
of the system and an RS 232 port for connecting
a PC for maintenance.
2 Power modules 2
The power modules (nominal power 6.7 kW)
are extremely compact and easy to handle.
They have a plug-in hot swap system, making
them quick to install and maintain. They work in
parallel with all modules that are present to ensure
optimum system performance.
3
3 Power expansion module

This must be used with a control module.
It increases the power from 20 to 40 kW
4
and can be used to establish individual
redundancy on each phase.
4 Battery modules
Each module contains batteries that can be
connected in series, forming separate strings each
with a very low safe DC voltage. The compactness
and functionality of the single (plug-in) module
make it easy to handle, and expansion operations
are possible without any modification of the
structure of the installed system.
5 Distribution module
This is used to configure the distribution type
of the UPS (three-phase/three-phase,
three-phase/single phase, single phase/single
phase or single phase/three-phase). It has I/O
connection blocks, handling and protection
devices, and the connection for additional battery
cabinets. The power supply can be configured on
two separate input sources (main and Backup). 5
6 Cable entry
Special sleeves enable entry and exit of the input
and output cables, via the top and via the bottom.
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ARCHIMOD
HE 240/480
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FULLY INTEGRATED
HIGH POWER
SOLUTIONS
Advanced Visual & technical Turnkey

technology coordination solutions
The connections between The new ARCHIMOD HE 240/480 Legrand offers a fully
the UPS and the distribution is available in 2 colours coordinated UPS and power
enclosure can be integrated (RAL7016-RAL7035), with the distribution switchboard range;
in the same solution, making same aesthetics as the front one single supplier for any
installation easier and tidy. panel of LEGRAND distribution secure power need.
enclosures.
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ARCHIMOD
HE 240/480
FRONT-ACCES
INSTALLATION
AND MAINTENANCE
AS A LEADING MANUFACTURER OF POWER DISTRIBUTION ENCLOSURES,

LEGRAND IS FULLY AWARE OF THE INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
OF THESE SYSTEMS. THE ARCHIMOD HE240/480 RANGE HAS BEEN
DEVELOPED TO SIMPLIFY ALL PHASES OF INSTALLATION, POSITIONING
AND CONNECTION. THE UPS IS DESIGNED WITH A LARGE AMOUNT OF
AVAILABLE SPACE FOR CABLE ENTRY AND BENDING.
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Dedicated connection solutions
The connection cabinet has been designed
to fit several cables with a large cross-section.
The switches are fitted with special terminals
to simplify connection of the cables.
User-friendly interface
The display position makes it easy to read and navigate
the menu. All communication ports are fitted on the
front panel below the display, allowing faster control
and testing. A cable management system
is available for the communication cables.
An acoustic signal and high-visibility flashing on the
backlit front panel ensure that any alarm signal is
noticed immediately. The signals can be split into
various categories according to their severity.
Designed to fit any location

Compact and lightweight components
simplify and optimise the installation
in any location.
The structure without the power modules
weighs only 300 kg, making it easy to
position the UPS in the equipment room
or in its final destination.
Visual and mechanical safety

The status of the switches is always
visible via the position of the handle.
When the switches are closed the handle
prevents the wiring cabinet from opening,
ensuring complete safety of operation.
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TECHNOLOGY AND DESIGN
STYLISH The elegance of the design and the skilful choice of materials
have joined forces to create a modern and cutting-edge
machine, a UPS with a highly emotional DNA boasting
market-leading performance.
REVOLUTIONARY All the elements comprising the system have been designed to
ensure maximum reliability and performance, without forsaking
its ease of installation and maintenance. The use of light
colours and highly reflective surfaces contribute to reducing
environmental lighting in technical rooms (DATA CENTRES),
and reduce consumptions in line with a GREEN approach.
The Keor MOD power module is the smallest 25 kW three-

POWERFUL
phase module available on the market; its high power density
(1136 W/dm3) makes it possible to achieve configurations of
125 kW with 5.2 minutes of autonomy (internal batteries) or 250
kW in less than 1m2 of space on the ground with the door open.
PERFORMING Double conversion efficiency up to 96.8%

(from 20% to 50% of the load)
Efficiency in ECO mode up to 99%.
Output power factor = 1
Hot-swappable modules.
Modular redundancy in N+1 configuration.
Intelligence distributed between modules.
UPS system capacity up to 600 kW.
Decentralised by-pass.
Reduced battery charging times.
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25 KW POWER MODULE
IN JUST 2 RACK UNITS
Unique in its kind, Keor MOD introduces the new Structured The Keor MOD power module is equipped with “System
Energy Flow system, effectively eliminating all the On Chip” type control technology which, unlike the
connection cables inside the power module. conventional version (DSP based), contains a dual Core
The connections between the various power sections are ARM A9 processor, a high performance FPGA and a set of
achieved by the structure that physically connects them. advanced devices within one single component.
This results in an exceptionally high level of reliability. This technological choice provides an impressive range
of advantages in terms of processing power, speed and
The power module houses the following components: versatility.
input PFC, three-level inverter, integrated and independent
control logic, battery charger, static and electromechanical
by-pass.
MAXIMUM
MANOEUVRABILITY
8 cm
24
kg The power module,
is extremely compact and integrates
two ergonomic handles to facilitate extraction
and insertion of the module.
Its light weight means it can also be handled
by a single person.
ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL

SAFETY
A simple and practical “SWITCH”

on the front provides the connection and the
disconnection both mechanical and electrical, which
prevents any incorrect or involuntary removals.
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INSTANT
COMMUNICATION
Distinctive element of all the

Legrand UPS, Keor MOD
also integrates a Led Status Bar
(Multicoloured status bar) with traffic light
type coding for the immediate display
of the actual operating status.
«HOT SWAP» DESIGN
Thanks to the hot swap

functions, plug and play and the total
independence of each power module,
all maintenance phases and any
power expansion are extremely
swift and simple.
CONTROLLED
NOISE LEVEL
The control of the cooling fans

is performed independently based
on the load and the temperature
of the single power stage, hence decreasing
energy consumptions and the noise level of the system.
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EXCLUSIVE TOUCH
SCREEN DISPLAY
Rotating, unique functionality

The 10” touch screen display provides
a simplified control panel packed with
information, alerts and settings and is also
equipped with interactive icons to make
navigation and selection of the functions to be
controlled quick and simple.
The possibility of being able to rotate the
Display inwards by 180° simplifies and speeds
up the configuration and maintenance phases.
10 inches with innovative graphics Intuitive and user friendly

The display is positioned vertically so you have both the All the display icons, including the operating panel, are
operating block diagram and the UPS layout with all the interactive so as to facilitate navigation and the setting of
available information on the same screen. customisable functions.
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INTERNAL BATTERIES UP TO 125 KW
Safe extraction
The battery drawers can be easily extracted using the handle
on the front.
The mechanical anti-extraction stop prevents complete
extraction of the drawer, preventing accidental falling and
allowing operators to work in complete safety.
Light and dividable Ease of handling

The batteries inside the drawer are divided into 4 blocks, each Each 6-battery block can easily be removed using the
with 6 batteries; this reduces weight (<16 kg each) and avoids integrated handle.
direct contacts with dangerous voltages during maintenance The replacement of individual sections requires very little time
phases. and guarantees swift maintenance operations.
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MEGALINE
Modular UPS -Single-phase On-line double conversion VFI
3 108 62
3 107 85
3 103 60 + 3 107 78 3 108 35
Cat. Nos. Single cabinet (German standard) Cat. Nos. Single cabinet - without batteries
Nominal Active Backup Number of
Nominal Active Backup Number Weight power power time cabinets
power power time of (kg) (VA) (W) (min)
(VA) (W) (min) cabinets
3 103 51 1250 875 - 1
3 103 50 1250 875 13 1 23,5
3 103 53 2500 1750 - 1
3 103 52 2500 1750 13 1 34
3 103 55 3750 2625 - 1
3 103 54 3750 2625 13 1 43
3 103 57 5000 3500 - 1
3 103 56 5000 3500 13 1 53
Double cabinet - without batteries
Double cabinet Nominal Active Backup Number of
Nominal Active Backup Number Weight power power time cabinets
power power time of (kg) (VA) (W) (min)
(VA) (W) (min) cabinets
3 103 60 + 3 108 59 5000 3500 - 2
3 103 60 + 3 107 78 5000 3500 13 2 24+50 3 103 63 + 3 108 59 6250 4375 - 2
3 103 63 + 3 107 79 6250 4375 13 2 27+58 3 103 66 + 3 108 59 7500 5250 - 2
3 103 66 + 3 107 80 7500 5250 13 2 29+65 3 103 69 + 3 108 59 8750 6125 - 2
3 103 69 + 3 107 81 8750 6125 13 2 32+73 3 103 72 + 3 108 59 10000 7000 - 2
3 103 72 + 3 107 82 10000 7000 13 2 34+80
Battery extensions
Single cabinet (French standard) with charger Description
Nominal Active Backup Number Weight 3 107 75 3 107 86 Cabinet with 1 BK
power power time of (kg)
(VA) (W) (min) cabinets 3 107 76 3 107 87 Cabinet with 2 BK
3 103 42 1250 875 13 1 23.5 3 107 77 3 107 88 Cabinet with 3 BK
3 103 43 2500 1750 13 1 34 3 107 78 3 107 89 Cabinet with 4 BK
3 103 44 3750 2625 13 1 43 3 107 79 3 107 90 Cabinet with 5 BK
3 103 45 5000 3500 13 1 53 3 107 80 3 107 91 Cabinet with 6 BK
3 107 81 3 107 92 Cabinet with 7 BK
Single cabinet (British standard) 3 107 82 3 107 93 Cabinet with 8 BK
Nominal Active Backup Number Weight 3 107 83 3 107 94 Cabinet with 9 BK
power power time of (kg)
(VA) (W) (min) cabinets 3 107 84 3 107 95 Cabinet with 10 BK
3 103 46 1250 875 13 1 23.5
3 103 47 2500 1750 13 1 34 Accessories
Description
3 103 48 3750 2625 13 1 43
3 103 49 5000 3500 13 1 53 3 108 35 Power module (PW 1250)
3 108 57 Single cabinet Backup extension (MegaLine BK/1)
3 108 58 Double cabinet Backup extension (MegaLine BK/2)
3 108 59 Empty battery cabinet
3 108 60 Y cable for connecting a second additional battery
cabinet
3 108 61 Battery cabinet extension kit for tower configuration
(PL MegaLine cable)
3 108 62 Manual bypass for single cabinet (BP/1)
3 108 63 Manual bypass for double cabinet (BP/2)
3 107 85 Additional charger (CB 36)
3 109 72 Relay interface kit
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3 103 42 3 103 43 3 103 44 3 103 45 3 103 60 + 3 103 63 + 3 103 66 + 3 103 69 + 3 103 72 +
General characteristics 3 103 46 3 103 47 3 103 48 3 103 49 3 107 78 3 107 79 3 107 80 3 107 81 3 107 82
3 103 50 3 103 52 3 103 54 3 103 56
Single cabinet Double cabinet
Nominal power (VA) 1250 2500 3750 5000 5000 6250 7500 8750 10000
Active power (W) 875 1750 2625 3500 3500 4375 5250 6125 7000
Max. expansion (VA) 5000 10000
Max. expansion (W) 3500 7000
Architecture Modular, expandable, N+X redundant with 1250 VA power cards,contained in a single cabinet
Nominal input voltage 230 V
Input voltage range 184 V to 264 V at 100% load
Minimum operating voltage 100 V at 50% load
Input power factor > 0.99 at 20% load
Input frequency 50 Hz/60 Hz ± 2% autosensing
Output frequency 50 Hz/60 Hz synchronised
THD of output voltage < 1% with non-linear load
Waveform Sinusoidal
Peak factor 3:1
Overload capacity 300% for 1 s – 200% for 5 s – 150% for 30 s
Backup time
Backup time (min) 13
Extension of Backup time Yes
Equipment
Automatic, internally synchronised, static and electromechanical
Bypass (for overloads and operating problems)
Signalling and alarms Wide screen with 4 alphanumeric lines, multi-coloured status indicator, audible signalling
Communication ports 1 RS 232 port, 2 logic level ports
Communicator UPS software Can be downloaded free of charge (after requesting an activation code)
Electronic devices for protection against overloads, short-circuits and excessive battery discharge.
Operation stops at end of Backup time. Inrush current limiter on start-up.
Protection Sensor for correct neutral switching.
Back-feed protection (electrical safety insulation of the input plug during battery-based operation).
EPO (emergency power off) contact.
I/O mains connection German standard/terminal connector with universal multi-socket outlet (Italian/German standard)
Net weight (kg) 23,5 34 43 53 24 + 50 26,5+57,5 29 + 65 31,5+72,5 34 + 80
Dimensions (H x W x D) (mm) 475 x 270 x 570 2 x 475 x 270 x 570
Installed power cards 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 8
Free power expansion slots 3 2 1 - 4 3 2 1 -
Installed battery kits 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 8
Free Backup time extension slots 3 2 1 - 6 5 4 3 2
Ambient conditions
Ambient operating temperature (°C) 0 to 40
Protection index IP 21
Relative humidity (%) 20 to 80
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MEGALINE RACK
3 103 85 3 107 96
3 108 62 3 107 85 3 109 73
-W ide input voltage and frequency range - Output voltage can be adjusted in 1 volt steps from front panel
- Operating frequency: 50 or 60 Hz with auto-recognition - Low noise
- 50-60 Hz frequency conversion in both directions - Internal and external temperature measurement
- Extension of the input frequency range for operation with gensets - Ventilation control according to temperature and load
- Eco mode (energy-saving) operation - Designed for remote emergency stop
- Load waiting mode operation (protection on request)
Cat. Nos. RACKs (German standard) Cat. Nos. Backup time extensions
Nominal Active power Backup Number of Weight Nominal power Additional Expansion
power (W) time cabinets (kg) (VA) BK (min)
(VA) (min)
3 103 79 1250 875 13 1 23.5 3 103 87 1250 1 30

3 103 81 2500 1750 13 1 34 3 103 88 1250 2 52
3 103 83 3750 2625 13 1 43 3 103 89 1250 3 75
3 103 85 5000 3500 13 1 53 3 103 90 2500 1 22
3 103 91 2500 2 30
RACKs (French standard) 3 103 92 3750 1 18
Nominal Active power Backup Number of Weight
power (W) time cabinets (kg)
(VA) (min) Battery expansions for Rack UPS
Description
3 103 34 1250 875 13 1 23.5
3 103 35 2500 1750 13 1 34 3 107 96 Rack with 1 BK
3 103 36 3750 2625 13 1 43 3 107 97 Rack with 2 BK
3 103 37 5000 3500 13 1 53 3 107 98 Rack with 3 BK
3 107 99 Rack with 4 BK
RACKS (British standard) 3 108 00 Rack with 1 BK with charger
Nominal Active power Backup Number of Weight
power (W) time cabinets (kg) 3 108 01 Rack with 2 BK with charger
(VA) (min)
3 108 02 Rack with 3 BK with charger
3 103 38 1250 875 13 1 23.5
3 108 03 Rack with 4 BK with charger
3 103 39 2500 1750 13 1 34
3 103 40 3750 2625 13 1 43
Accessories
3 103 41 5000 3500 13 1 53
Description
3 108 35 Power module (PW 1250)

RACKS - without batteries
3 108 04 Empty battery rack cabinet
Nominal power Active power Backup Number of
(VA) (W) time cabinets 3 108 62 Manual bypass for single rack (BP/1)
(min)
3 107 85 Additional charger (CB 36)
3 103 80 1250 875 - 1
3 103 82 2500 1750 - 1 3 109 72 Relay interface kit
3 103 84 3750 2625 - 1 3 109 73 Telescopic runner kit for 6U rack
3 103 86 5000 3500 - 1
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3 103 34 3 103 35 3 103 36 3 103 37
3 103 79 3 103 81 3 103 83 3 103 85
Nominal power (VA) 1250 2500 3750 5000
Active power (W) 875 1750 2625 3500
Max. expansion (VA) 5000
Max. expansion (W) 3500
Technology On line doppia conversione (VFI-SS-111)
Modular, expandable, N+X redundant with 1250 VA power cards,
Architecture contained in a single rack
Nominal input voltage 230 V
Input voltage range 184 V to 264 V at 100% load
Minimum operating voltage via mains 100 V at 50% load
Input power factor > 0.99 at 20% load
Input frequency 50 Hz/60 Hz ± 2% autosensing
Output frequency 50 Hz/60 Hz synchronised
THD of output voltage < 1% with non-linear load
Waveform Sinusoidal
Peak factor 3:1
Overload capacity 300% for 1 s – 200% for 5 s – 150% for 30 s
Backup time
Backup time (min) 13
Extension of Backup time Yes
Equipment
Automatic, internally synchronised, static and electromechanical
Bypass (for overloads and operating problems).
Large screen with 4 alphanumeric lines, multi-coloured status indicator,
Signalling and alarms audible signalling
Communication ports 1 RS 232 port, 2 logic level ports
Communicator UPS software Can be downloaded free of charge (after requesting an activation code)
Electronic devices for protection against overloads, short-circuits and excessive battery
discharge. Operation stops at end of Backup time.
Protection Inrush current limiter on start-up. Sensor for correct neutral switching.
Back-feed protection (electrical safety insulation of the input plug during
battery-based operation). EPO (emergency power off) contact
German standard/terminal connector with universal multi-socket outlet
I/O mains connection (Italian/German standard)
Net weight (kg) 23,5 34 43 53
Dimensions (H x W x D) (mm) 266 x 483 x 582
Installed power cards 1 2 3 4
Free power expansion slots 3 2 1 -
Installed battery kits 1 2 3 4
Free Backup time extension slots 3 2 1 -
Ambient conditions
Ambient operating temperature (°C) 0÷40
Relative humidity (%) 20 to 80
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MEGALINE
Long Backup time table for single cabinet and double cabinet versions
Number of cabinets and

dimensions W x H x D (mm)
Single cabinet
1.250 VA 30’ 1x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 73
1.250 VA 52’ 1x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 74
1.250 VA 75’ 1x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 75
2.500 VA 22’ 1x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 76
2.500 VA 30’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 77
2.500 VA 52’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 52 + 3 107 78
2.500 VA 63’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 52 + 3 107 79
3.750 VA 18’ 1x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 78
3.750 VA 29’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 54 + 3 107 77
3.750 VA 44’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 54 + 3 107 79
3.750 VA 67’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 54 + 3 107 82
5.000 VA 22’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 56 + 3 107 76
5.000 VA 30’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 56 + 3 107 78
5.000 VA 46’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 56 + 3 107 81
5.000 VA 63’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 56 + 3 107 84
Double cabinet
5.000 VA 22’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 60 + 3 107 80
5.000 VA 30’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 60 + 3 107 82
5.000 VA 46’ 3x (270 x 475 x 570)* 3 103 60 + 3 107 84 + 3 107 75
5.000 VA 63’ 3x (270 x 475 x 570)* 3 103 60 + 3 107 84 + 3 107 78
6.250 VA 20’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 63 + 3 107 81
6.250 VA 30’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 63 + 3 107 84
6.250 VA 47’ 3x (270 x 475 x 570)* 3 103 63 + 3 107 84 + 3 107 78
6.250 VA 60’ 3x (270 x 475 x 570)* 3 103 63 + 3 107 84 + 3 107 81
7.500 VA 18’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 66 + 3 107 82
7.500 VA 30’ 3x (270 x 475 x 570)* 3 103 66 + 3 107 84 + 3 107 76
7.500 VA 48’ 3x (270 x 475 x 570)* 3 103 66 + 3 107 84 + 3 107 81
7.500 VA 59’ 3x (270 x 475 x 570)* 3 103 66 + 3 107 84 (x2)
8.750 VA 20’ 2x (270 x 475 x 570) 3 103 69 + 3 107 84
8.750 VA 30’ 3x (270 x 475 x 570)* 3 103 69 + 3 107 84 + 3 107 78
8.750 VA 45’ 3x (270 x 475 x 570)* 3 103 69 + 3 107 84 + 3 107 83
8.750 VA 61’ 4x (270 x 475 x 570)* 3 103 69 + 3 107 84 (x2) + 3 107 78
10.000 VA 22’ 3x (270 x 475 x 570)* 3 103 72 + 3 107 84 + 3 107 76
10.000 VA 30’ 3x (270 x 475 x 570)* 3 103 72 + 3 107 84 + 3 107 80
10.000 VA 46’ 4x (270 x 475 x 570)* 3 103 72 + 3 107 84 (x2) + 3 107 76
10.000 VA 60’ 4x (270 x 475 x 570)* 3 103 72 + 3 107 84 (x2) + 3 107 81
* This configuration requires the use of a Y cable Cat. No. 3 108 60. The number of cables required is equal to the total number of cabinets minus 2.
1 cabinet 2 cabinets 3 cabinets 4 cabinets 5 cabinets

L 270mm L 540mm L 810mm L 1080mm L 1350mm
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Long Backup time table rack version
Number of cabinets and

dimensions W x H x D (mm)
Rack
1.250 VA 30’ 1 (6U) 3 103 87
1.250 VA 52’ 1 (6U) 3 103 88
1.250 VA 75’ 1 (6U) 3 103 89
2.500 VA 22’ 1 (6U) 3 103 90
2.500 VA 30’ 1 (6U) 3 103 91
2.500 VA 52’ 2 (6U + 3U) 3 103 81 + 3 107 99
2.500 VA 63’ 3 (6U + 2x3U) 3 103 81 + 3 107 99 + 3 107 96
3.750 VA 18’ 1 (6U) 3 103 92
3.750 VA 29’ 2 (6U + 3U) 3 103 83 + 3 107 98
3.750 VA 44’ 3 (6U + 2x3U) 3 103 83 + 3 107 99 + 3 107 96
3.750 VA 67’ 3 (6U + 2x3U) 3 103 83 + 3 107 99 (x2)
5.000 VA 22’ 2 (6U + 3U) 3 103 85 + 3 107 97
5.000 VA 30’ 2 (6U + 3U) 3 103 85 + 3 107 99
5.000 VA 46’ 3 (6U + 2x3U) 3 103 85 + 3 107 99 + 3 107 98
5.000 VA 63’ 4 (6U + 3x3U) 3 103 85 + 3 107 97 + 3 107 99 (x2)
6U= 483 x 266 x 582
3U= 483 x 133x 584
1 cabinet 2 cabinets 3 cabinets 4 cabinets 5 cabinets

H 266mm (6U) H 532mm (6U+3U) H 798mm (6U+2x3U) H 1064mm (6U+3x3U) H 1330mm (6U+4x3U)
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Double conversion VFI three-phase modular UPS
3 108 71
3 104 42 3 108 45
Cat. Nos. UPS Cat. Nos. Power cabinet

Power Backup no. and type Weight Power NO. of installable NO. of Type of Weight
kW time of cabinet (kg) kW battery drawers phases cabinet (kg)
(min)
3 103 96 10 12 1-1 / 3-3 / 3-1 / 1-3 A 120
3 104 42 10 11 1A 167 3 103 97 10 16 1-1 / 3-3 / 3-1 / 1-3 B 155
3 104 43 10 21 1A 223 3 104 08 15 12 1-1 / 3-3 / 3-1 / 1-3 A 120
3 104 44 10 35 1A 279 3 104 03 15 16 1-1 / 3-3 / 3-1 / 1-3 B 155
10 49 1B 350 3 104 14 20 12 1-1 / 3-3 / 3-1 / 1-3 A 120
3 104 02
3 104 09 20 16 3-3 B 155
3 104 45 15 13 1A 220
3 104 18 30 - 1-1/3-3/3-1/1-3 A 146
3 104 46 15 21 1A 279 3 104 15 30 12 3-3 B 181
3 104 07 15 29 1B 350 3 104 19 40 - 3-3 A 146
3 104 47 20 9 1A 220 3 104 20 60 - 3-3 A 165
3 104 48 20 14 1A 279
20 20 1B 350
Power cabinets (empty)
3 104 13
Type and NO. NO. of installable NO. of Type of Weight
3 104 17 30 8 1A 325 of installable battery drawers phases cabinet (kg)
40 8 2A 564 power module
3 104 19 + 3 107 63
60 9 3A 830 3 104 22 3 x 3,4 kW 12 1-1 / 3-3 / 3-1 / 1-3 A 85
3 104 20 + 2 x 3 107 58
3 104 31 3 x 3,4 kW 16 1-1 / 3-3 / 3-1 / 1-3 B 98
*Cabinet A h=1370, Cabinet B h=1650 3 104 23 3 x 5 o 6,7 kW 12 1-1 / 3-3 / 3-1 / 1-3 A 90
Accessories 3 104 32 6 x 3,4 kW 12 1-1 / 3-3 / 3-1 / 1-3 B 102
Description 3 104 33 3 x 5 o 6,7 kW 16 1-1 / 3-3 / 3-1 / 1-3 B 102
3 108 69 3.4 kW power module 3 104 24 6 x 5 kW - 3-3 A 80
3 108 71 5 kW power module 3 104 25 6 x 5 kW - 1-1/3-3/3-1/1-3 A 84
3 108 73 6.7 kW power module 3 104 34 6 x 5 kW 12 3-3 B 104
3 108 51 Additional 15 A battery charger module 3 104 26 6 x 6,7 kW - 3-3 A 80
3 104 27 9 x 6,7 kW - 3-3 A 90
Battery accessories
Description DUAL INPUT Power cabinets (empty)
3 108 54 Kit of 4 empty battery drawers Type and NO. of NO. of Type of Weight NO. CTRL
3 108 45 Single drawer with 5 x 9Ah batteries NO. of installable phases cabinet (kg) boards
installable power battery
(installable in multiples of 4) module drawers
3 108 75 Single drawer with 5 9Ah long life batteries 3 104 65 3 x 3,4 kW 12 1-1 / 3-3 / 3-1 / 1-3 A 86 1
(installable in multiples of 4) 3 104 66 3 x 5 o 6,7 kW 12 1-1 / 3-3 / 3-1 / 1-3 A 89 1
3 109 29 KIt for separate batteries (only for 80 kW) 3 104 67 3 x 5 o 6,7 kW 16 1-1 / 3-3 / 3-1 / 1-3 B 103 1
3 104 68 6 x 3,4 o 5 kW - 1-1 / 3-3 / 3-1 / 1-3 A 85 2
Additional empty battery cabinets 3 104 69 6 x 5 kW 12 3-3 B 106 2
Description
3 104 71 6 x 6,7 kW - 3-3 A 82 2
3 108 05 16-drawer modular battery cabinet 3 104 72 9 x 6,7 kW - 3-3 A 91 3
3 108 06 20-drawer modular battery cabinet 3 104 73 12 x 6,7 kW - 3-3 B 120 4
Additional battery cabinets Additional battery cabinets for long-life

with 9Ah batteries 94 Ah batteries (empty)
Description Description
3 107 60 Modular battery cabinet with 4 drawers 3 108 12 Battery cabinet (20 x 94Ah - WxLxD 1635x600x800 mm)
3 107 61 Modular battery cabinet with 8 drawers
3 107 62 Modular battery cabinet with 12 drawers Battery kit 94 Ah
3 107 63 Modular battery cabinet with 16 drawers Description
3 107 64 Modular battery cabinet with 20 drawers 3 109 23 kit of 20 batteries 94Ah
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n Characteristics
3 104 09 3 104 15*

3 103 96 3 104 03 3 104 14 3 104 18* 3 104 19 3 104 20
General specifications 3 103 97 3 104 73
3 104 08 3 104 66 3 104 68 3 104 71 3 104 72
3 104 65 3 104 67 3 104 69
Nominal power (kVA) 10 15 20 30 40 60 80
Active power (kW) 10 15 20 30 40 60 80
Module power (kW) 3,4 5 6,7 5 6,7 6,7 6,7
Classification On-Line double conversion VFI-SS-111
System Modular, expandable and redundant UPS system
Input specifications
380, 400, 415 3PH+N+PE
Input voltage 380, 400, 415 3PH+N+PE
(or 220, 230, 240 1PH)
Input frequency 45-65 Hz (43,0 ÷ 68.4 Hz)
Input voltage range 400V +15%/-20% - 230V +15%/-20% 400V +15%/-20%
THD input current < 3% ( at full load)
Compatibility with power supply units Si
Output Specifications
380, 400, 415 3F+N+PE
Output voltage 380, 400, 415 3F+N+PE
(o 220, 230, 240 1F)
Efficiency Up to 96%
Nominal output frequency 50/60 Hz selectable by the user ±2 % (standard), ±14 % (extended)
Crest factor 3:1
Waveform Sinusoidal
THD output voltage <1%
Overload capacity 10 minutes at 115%, 60 seconds at 135%
Bypass Automatic bypass (static and electromechanical) and manual maintenance bypass
Batteries
Battery module Plug & play
Battery series type/voltage VRLA - AGM / 240 Vdc
Backup time Configurable
Battery charger Smart charge technology. 3-stage advanced cycle
Batteries saparate configuration no yes yes with kit
4 x 20-character lines, 4 menu navigation buttons,
Display and signals LED multi-colour status indicator, alarms and audio signals
Communication ports 2 RS232 serial ports, 1 logical gate, 5 ports with dry contacts, 1 slot for interfaces
Backfeed protection NC/NO auxiliary contact
Remote management Available
Height (A-B) 1650 - 1370 1650 - 1370 1370 1370 1650
Width 414 414 414 414 414
Depth 628 628 628 628 628
Installed power modules 3 6 6 9 12
Installable battery drawers (A-B) Up to 16 - Up to 12 Up to 12 - 0 - - -
Net weight kg (A-B) 155 - 120 181 - 146 146 165 -
Ambient Conditions
Operating temperature/humidity 0 - 40°C / 0 - 95% non condensing
Protection rating IP21
Maximum audible noise at 1 m from the unit (dBA) 58-62
Certifications
* Standard configurations with 3-3 distribution (multi IN/OUT conf available on request)
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TRIMOD HE
Long Backup time table
modular battery cabinet not modular battery cabinet

up to 20 battery drawers installable up to 21 batteries installable*
(100 batteries)
TRIMOD HE Backup time

cabinet type Power (kW) Dimensions A x L x P (mm) Weight (kg)
(min)
3 104 43 + 3 107 58 modular 10 68 1370 x 414 x 628 + 1650 x 414 x 628 527
3 104 46 + 3 107 60 modular 15 33 2 x 1370 x 414 x 628 413
3 104 46 + 3 108 08 not modular 15 110 * 1370 x 414 x 628 + 1635 x 600 x 800 865
3 104 46 + 3 107 63 modular 15 57 2 x 1370 x 414 x 628 550
3 104 48 + 3 107 62 modular 20 35 2 x 1370 x 414 x 628 572
3 104 14 + 3 108 08 not modular 20 82 * 1370 x 414 x 628 + 1635 x 600 x 800 865
3 104 18 + 3 107 63 modular 30 12 2 x 1370 x 414 x 628 434
3 104 18 + 3 108 09 not modular 30 50 * 1370 x 414 x 628 + 1635 x 600 x 800 890
3 104 18 + 2 x 3 108 09 not modular 30 110 * 1370 x 414 x 628 + 2 x 1635 x 600 x 800 1645
3 104 19 + 2 x 3 107 58 modular 40 16 3 x 1370 x 414 x 628 801
3 104 19 + 3 108 10 not modular 40 33 * 1370 x 414 x 628 + 1635 x 600 x 800 925
3 104 19 + 3 x 3 107 59 modular 40 38 1370 x 414 x 628 + 3 x 1650 x 414 x 628 439
3 104 19 + 4 x 3 107 64 modular 40 60 1370 x 414 x 628 + 4 x 1650 x 414 x 628 1663
3 104 20 + 2 x 3 107 64 modular 60 15 1370 x 414 x 628 + 2 x 1650 x 414 x 628 942
3 104 20 + 4 x 3 107 63 modular 60 27 5 x 1370 x 414 x 628 1579
3 104 20 + 3 108 11 not modular 60 17 * 1370 x 414 x 628 + 1635 x 600 x 800 952
* Configurations with battery cabinet (20 x 94 Ah).
Dimensions and weight: A x L x P 1635 x 600 x 800 (mm), 785 kg
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Examples of configuration
TRIMOD HE 10 kW TRIMOD HE 15 kW
2 modular cabinets 2 modular cabinets
Backup time 68 min Backup time 57 min
Weight 527 kg Weight 550 kg
TRIMOD HE 30 kW TRIMOD HE 60 kW
1 modular cabinet, 1 not modular cabinet (20 x 94 Ah) 1 modular cabinet, 2 not modular cabinets (20 x 94 Ah)
Backup time 50 min Backup time 50 min
Weight 890 kg Weight 1715 kg
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ARCHIMOD HE ARCHIMOD HE
Modular UPS -Three-phase On-line double conversion VFI Modular UPS -Three-phase On-line double conversion VFI
n Configurations
20 40
Power: 20 kVA Power: 40 kVA
Backup time: 65 min Backup time: 21 min
1 Cabinet 1 Cabinet
1 Control module 2 Control modules
3 Power modules 6 Power modules
30 Battery drawers 24 Battery drawers
1 Distribution module 1 Distribution module
3 108 55
3 103 61 3 108 73
60 80
Power: 60 kVA Power: 80 kVA
Cat. Nos. Configurable cabinets Backup time: 8 min Backup time: 14 min
1 Cabinet 2 Cabinets
Nominal Number of Number Number
power battery of control of phases 3 Control modules 4 Control modules
(kVA) modules modules 9 Power modules 12 Power modules
18 Battery drawers 36 Battery drawers
3 104 59 20 30 1 1-1/3-3/3-1/1-3 1 Distribution module 1 Distribution module
3 104 60 40 24 2 1-1/3-3/3-1/1-3
3 104 61 60 18 3 3-3
3 104 62 80 - 4 3-3
3 104 63 100 - 3 3-3
3 104 64 120 - 3 3-3
Additional cabinets for batteries

Description
3 108 18 Empty modular battery cabinet

3 107 17 Empty Battery cabinet for long life batteries
(21 x 94Ah - WxLxD 1635x600x800 mm)
Accessories
Description
100 120
3 108 73 6.7 kVA power module Power: 100 kVA Power: 120 kVA
3 108 76 kit of 3 x long life battery trays Backup time: 10 min Backup time: 8 min
3 108 64 Front/rear door 2 Cabinets 2 Cabinets
3 Control modules 3 Control modules
3 108 55 Kit of 3 x 9 Ah battery drawers 2 Power expansion modules 3 Power expansion modules
3 108 56 Kit of 3 empty battery drawers 15 Power modules 18 Power modules
3 108 51 Additional charger module 36 Battery drawers 36 Battery drawers
1 Distribution module 1 Distribution module
3 108 65 Cover for empty battery slot
3 108 66* 3 Cover for empty power module slot
* always be used when there are empty slots
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n Characteristics
General characteristics 3 104 59 3 104 60 3 104 61 3 104 62 3 104 63 3 104 64
Nominal power (kVA) 20 40 60 80 100 120
Active power (kW) 20 40 60 80 100 120
Module power (kVA) 6.7 per power module (20 kVA with 3 modules), co 1
System Modular, expandable and redundant system in a single cabinet, 19" rack
Hot Swap capacity The power and/or battery modules can be replaced without switching off the UPS
380, 400, 415 3F+N+PE
Input voltage 380, 400, 415 3F+N+PE
(o 220, 230, 240 1F)
Input frequency 45-65 Hz ±2% Autosensing
230 V + 15%/-20% 1P
Input voltage range 400 V +15%/-20% 3P
400 V + 15 %/-20% 3P
Configurable for synchronisation between the input and output frequencies,
Compatibility with gensets even for the highest frequency ranges, ± 14%
Output voltage 380, 400, 415 3F+N+PE 380, 400, 415 3F+N+PE
(o 220, 230, 240 1F)
Nominal output frequency 50/60 Hz ± 0.1
Peak factor 3.5:1
Tolerance on output voltage ±1%
Overload capacity 10 minutes at 113% and 60 seconds at 135%
Bypass Automatic and maintenance bypass
Batteries
The battery modules are designed for easy insertion in the cabinet.
Battery modules No special operation is required to connect them
Battery range type/voltage VRLA - AGM / 252 Vdc
Backup time Configurable and extendable, both internally and with additional battery cabinets
Battery charging Smart Charge technology 3-step advanced cycle
Screen and signalling 4 x 20-character lines, 4 menu navigation buttons, multi-coloured LED status indicator
For each control module: 2 x RS232 serial ports, 1 logic level port, 5 volt-free contact
Communication ports ports, 2 slots for SNMP interfaces (optional)
Back-feed protection N/C + N/O auxiliary contact
Emergency stop Yes
Dimensions (H x W x D) (mm) 2080 x 570 x 912 (42U)
Installable power modules 3 6 9 12 15 18
Installable battery modules Up to 30 Up to 24 Up to 18 - - -
Net weight (kg) 205 240 276 272 318 364
Ambient conditions
Operating temperature/humidity 0 - 40 °C / 0 - 95% non condensing
Maximum noise audible at 1 m (dBA) 50÷65
Certifications
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Keor MOD Keor MOD
UPS Modular three-phase double conversion VFI UPS Modular three-phase double conversion VFI
n Configuration examples
UPS up to 125A UPS up to 250A
25 50
Power: 25 kW Power: 50 kW
Backup time: 48 min. when 100% charged 2 Power modules
1 Power module
10 Battery drawers
3 104 80
Articles UPS - empty power cabinets

Power Installable Distribution Weight 75 100
(kW) battery drawers (kg) Power: 75 kW Power: 100 kW
Autonomy: 11 min. when 100% charged 4 Power modules
3 Power modules
3 104 80 25 - 125 from 2 to 5 battery drawers 3-3
10 Battery drawers
3 104 81 25 - 250 - 3-3
Accessories
Description
3 106 75 25 kW power module

Empty battery blocks kit for 6 batteries (to be used in sets of 4 per
3 106 76
drawer)
3 106 77 Kit of 2 EMPTY battery drawers
3 106 78 Kit of 4 battery blocks (6 x 9 Ah batteries)
3 106 79 Kit of 4 battery blocks (6 x 11 Ah batteries)
3 109 62 Kit of 4 battery blocks (6 x 9Ah Long Life batteries)
125 250
Power: 125 kW Power: 250 kW
Autonomy: 5.2 min. when 100% charged 10 Power modules
5 Power modules
10 Battery drawers
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n Characteristics
General specifications
Nominal power (kVA) 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250
Active power (kW) 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250
Module power (kW) 25
Classification On-Line double conversion VFI-SS-111
No. Power modules 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
System Modular, expandable and redundant UPS system
Input specifications
Input voltage 400V 3F+N+PE
Input frequency 45-65 Hz (43.0 ÷ 68.4 Hz)
Input voltage range 400V +15%/-20% - 230V +15%/-20%
THD input current < 3% ( at full load)
Compatibility with power supply Yes
units
Input power factor > 0.99
Output voltage 380, 400, 415V
Efficiency (power module) Up to 96.8%
System efficiency Up to 96.5%
Nominal output frequency 50/60 Hz selectable by the user ±2 % (standard), ±14 % (extended)
Crest factor 3:1
Waveform Sinusoidal
THD output voltage <0.5% with linear load, <1% with non-linear load
Overload capacity 10 minutes at 125%, 60 seconds at 150%
Bypass Automatic bypass (static and electromechanical) and manual maintenance bypass
Batteries
Battery module Plug & play
Battery series type/voltage VRLA - AGM 12 V, 9 Ah - 11 Ah
Autonomy Configurable
Battery charger Smart charge technology. 3-stage advanced cycle
Independent battery configuration Yes, maximum 5 sets of independent batteries (configurable as common or separate units)
Display 10-inch rotating colour touch screen
2 x RS485 ports (one for external accessories), 11 input floating contacts,
Communication ports
8 output floating contacts, 1 interface slot, USB host port
Back feed protection NC/NO auxiliary contact
Cold start push-button Yes
Remote management Available
Height (mm) 1990
Width (mm) 600
Depth (mm) 970
Installable power modules Up to 5 Up to 10
Installable battery drawers Up to 10 —
Net weight kg
Ambient Conditions
Protection rating IP20
Maximum audible noise at 1 m from the
50-65
unit (dBA)
Conformity
Certifications EN 62040-1, EN 62040-2, EN 62040-3
Services:
Installation Modular architecture with “plug & play” power modules and batteries
Maintenance Availability of optional services provided by the manufacturer
Ease of management Advanced diagnostic functions via the touch screen display
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ARCHIMOD HE 240/480
n Examples of configuration
ARCHIMOD HE160
Power: 160 kW scalable up to 240
1 Distribution cabinet
24 Power modules
4 covers for empty
power module slot
ARCHIMOD HE240
3 104 75 3 108 73
Power: 240 kW
36 Power modules
Cat. Nos. Empty preconfigured cabinets

The cabinets are supplied empty and are
preconfigured for the power and capacity
indicated in the table
Nominal Number of Number
power Installable of phases
kW power modules
3 104 75 240 36 3-3

310476 + 310477* 480 72 3-3
* ordered both
Communication accessories ARCHIMOD HE320

Description Power: 320 kW
scalable up to 480
3 109 30 PROFESSIONAL network interface,
internal version (card) 1 Distribution cabinet
48 Power modules
3 109 31 STANDARD network interface,
internal version (card) 6 covers for empty
power module slot
3 109 35 INDUSTRIAL network interface,
internal version (card)
Accessories
Description
3 108 73 6.7 kW power module

3 108 51 Additional charger module
0 205 82 Set of 4 lifting rings
3 108 66* 3 covers for empty power module slot
* always be used when there are empty slots
ARCHIMOD HE480
Power: 480 kW
1 Cabinet
72 Power modules
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n Characteristics
General characteristics 3 104 75 310476 + 310477
Nominal power (kW) 240 480
Module power (kW) 6.7 per power module (20 kW with 3 modules), co 1
System Modular, expandable and redundant system in a single cabinet
Input voltage 380, 400, 415 3PH+N+PE
Input frequency 45-65 Hz (autosensing)
Input voltage range + 15%/- 20%
Configurable for synchronisation between the input and output frequencies,
Compatibility with gensets
even for the highest frequency ranges, ± 14%
Input power factor > 0.99
Output voltage 380, 400, 415 3PH+N+PE
Nominal output frequency 50/60 Hz
Peak factor 3.5:1
Tolerance on output voltage ±1%
Permitted overload 10 minutes at 115% and 60 seconds at 135%
Bypass Static, electromechanical and maintenance bypass
Batteries
Battery range type/voltage VRLA - AGM/252 VDC
Backup time Configurable and extendable, with additional battery cabinets
Battery charging Smart Charge technology 3-step advanced cycle
For each control drawer, 1 display with 4 x 20-character lines,
Screen and signalling
4 menu navigation buttons, multi-coloured LED status indicator
2x RS232 communications port,
Communication ports
2x 5 volt-free contacts 2x logic level port, N.2 SNMP slot
Back-feed protection N/C + N/O auxiliary contact
Emergency stop Yes
Dimensions (W x H x D) (mm) 1350 x 2050 x 750 820 x 2050 x 750 + 1650 x 2050 x 750
Installable power modules up to 36 up to 72
Installable battery modules - -
Net weight (kg) * 440 256 + 610
Ambient conditions
Protection index IP 21
Maximum noise audible at 1 m (dBA) <80
Certifications
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BATTERY CABINET
FOR ALL THREE-PHASE UPS
310657 up to 20 batteries 105 Ah 3 106 59 up to 62 batteries 41 Ah 310982 up to 62 batteries 105 Ah
Universal battery cabinets for all three-phase Legrand UPS

from 10kVA up to 800kVA power range.
The Battery cabinet is designed to house standard VRLA
Batteries of capacity range from 24Ah to 105Ah (C10).
The battery cabinets are available in 5 different mechanical
dimensions, are able to contain various combination of
Batteries, up to maximum 63 blocks, connected in series
and parallel, with positive, negative and middle point poles
and with max DC voltage of 800Vdc.
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Battery cabinet Battery cabinet
For all three-phase UPS For all three-phase UPS
n Characteristics
General characteristics
Nominal Voltage 800 Vdc
Battery segregation Internal panel in Polycarbonate
Switches and protection access Internal bottom front side
Fuse Holders Switch with NH fast
Disconnection and protection
fuses (sized accordingly with Battery
devices *
Power)
Fuse holder Open/Close signal* Auxiliary Micro Switch
Cable Entrance bottom sides (both left and right)
Cable connections On Fuse holder terminals
Max Cable side entrance 3x 150mm2
Front door with key lock and remova-
Cabinet Access
ble sides and rear panels
Shelter Bent Metal Sheet
20/10
Thickness
Shelves Bent Metal Sheet
30/10
Thickness
Cat. Nos. EMPTY BATTERY CABINET* Protection Degrees IP20 (Optional IP21)
Cabinet Dimensions TOT Indicative Standard UPS Compatibility Colour RAL 7016
(mm) Weight Battery No. Of
(kg) Capacity Blocks Standard IEC-EN 62040-1
(Ah)
310625 800x900x1420 213 24 20 Trimod HE

310626 800x900x1420 213 24 60 Keor T
310627 800x900x1420 214 24 40 Trimod HE
310628 800x900x1420 213 24 60 Trimod HE
310629 800x900x1420 213 41 20 Trimod HE
310654 800x900x1420 214 41 40 Trimod HE
310655 800x900x1420 213 55 20 Trimod HE
310656 800x900x1420 215 70-93 20 Trimod HE
310657 800x900x1420 215 105 20 Trimod HE
310658 800x900x1900 253 24 21 Archimod HE
310659 800x900x1900 253 24 60-62 Keor HPE
310670 800x900x1900 254 24 42 Archimod HE
310671 800x900x1900 253 24 63 Archimod HE
310672 800x900x1900 253 41 21 Archimod HE
310673 800x900x1900 253 41 60-62 Keor HPE / Keor T
310674 800x900x1900 254 41 42 Archimod HE
310939 800x900x1900 253 41 60 Trimod HE
310940 800x900x1900 253 55 21 Archimod HE
310941 800x900x1900 254 55 42 Archimod/Trimod HE
310942 800x900x1900 255 70-93 21 Archimod HE
310943 800x900x1900 255 105 21 Archimod HE
310944 1200x900x1900 333 55 60-62 Keor HPE / Keor T
310945 1200x900x1900 333 55 60 Trimod HE
310965 1200x900x1900 335 70-93 50-52 Keor HP
310966 1200x900x1900 336 70-93 40-42 Archimod/Trimod HE
310967 1200x900x1900 335 105 50-52 Keor HP
310968 1200x900x1900 336 105 42 Archimod/Trimod HE
310980 1400x900x1900 385 70-93 60-62 Keor HPE / Keor T
310981 1400x900x1900 385 70-93 60 Trimod HE
310982 1400x900x1900 385 105 60-62 Keor HPE / Keor T
310983 1400x900x1900 385 105 60 Trimod HE
310984 1400x900x2080 415 105 21 Archimod HE 240/480
310985 1400x900x2080 416 105 42 Archimod HE 240/480
310986 1400x900x2080 415 105 63 Archimod HE 240/480
* in the cabinet are included Fuse Holder Switch and Fuses,
Batteries not ioncluded
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On its own, a UPS is unable to guarantee total protection Moreover, since the systems can be extremely costly
of the data processing systems it powers. This is due to to repair, also owing to the time relevant downtime,
several factors, amongst which: it is easy to understand the importance to equip a UPS
• Unexpected load connections, such as stoves and vacuum with a supervision system able to inform the user of the
cleaners, can cause overloads which annul the protection imminent danger and automatically proceed with a series
provided by the UPS. of actions to protect the data and the operating systems.
• Installation in unmanned areas such as EDP rooms Legrand offers 2 solutions for the UPS supervision according
and basements or round-the-clock operations can make to the type of installation and the management method:
alarm reception difficult or impossible. This consequently sofware solution and harware solution.
put critical equipment at risk.
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ACCESSORIES
UPS SUPERVISION SYSTEM
Network interfaces, Sensors for monitoring Communication and supervision

for remote control of UPS. the ambient temperature software for accessing
and humidity. the operating parameters
of the UPS, carrying out full
diagnostics and configuring
specific functions.
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SELECTION GUIDE
The UPS Management solutions
“Software” solution “Hardware + software” solution

The Management is performed by the software installed on the The System is made by a set of communication accessories and
PC or server to protect. This solution is recommended for small software allowing to perform more extended supervision, direct
installations where the UPS is installed close to PC or server. or remotely by INTERNET.
Network
UPS interface
UPS
PC with
management
software PC with
management and
Sensor supervision
software
The following diagram shows how is possible to choose the best configuration for your needs:
Do
you need to use YES CS141
environmental
sensors? CS141 SK
NO
Can the UPS Do you

be connected to the NO need to manage YES
computer's operating systems other CS141B
RS232 or USB? than Windows / NO
Linux? CS141B SK
NO
Daker DK,
YES YES
Daker DK Plus, Keor S,
Keor LP or
CS101
Do Keor Line RT
you need to
shutdown several YES UPS
computers at different
times?
Management
Software
NO
Do you
need to manage YES
operating systems other
than Windows /
Linux?
NO UPS
Communicator
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ACCESSORIES ACCESSORIES
Network interfaces Network interfaces
n CS141 Characteristics
RS232
3 109 33 3 109 32 3 109 34
UPS
3 109 30 3 109 35 3 109 38
Cat. Nos. CS141 Network interface

The network interfaces for managing UPS do not require any A B
external software. They include a proprietary system
capable of real-time control of the operation of the UPS and
managing numerous events (power failure, overload, bypass,
problem, etc.) andas a result executing a series of actions,
such as:
• Memorisation of events in time-stamped log files
• Regular memorisation of the main operating parameters
• Sending e-mails
• Execution of scheduled actions
• Display of pop-up messages, shutdown, and execution of Temperature sensor
customised ncommands on remote computers Temperature and humidity sensor
• Stopping and restarting the UPS MODBUS over RS232 / RS485
• Sending “Wake on LAN (WOL)” signals
• Support of the SNMP protocol SensorManager II
• Sending SNMP trap messages
• Displaying data and configuration via a web browser (Internet
Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, etc.)
• Firmware updatable, which can be downloaded free
of charge on the Internet
• Ethernet 10/100 Base-T (half-duplex and full-duplex)
connection with auto-recognition function MODBUS over IP
• DHCP function HTTP/Java/UPSMON
• 1 RCCMD licence included Remote program execution
Available in external and internal version (in this case
it is inserted in a dedicated slot in the UPS). SNMP, SNMP Trap management
Supply voltage 9 - 30 VDC (power supply included in Sending e-mails (SMTP)
external versions). The professional and industrial versions have Telnet, FTP, adjustments/updates
an additional RS 232/RS 485 communication ports.
Log file, historical data file
3 109 30 CS141 SK
PROFESSIONAL network interface, internal version (card)
3 109 31 CS141B SK
STANDARD network interface, internal version (card)
STOP/COMMANDS/MESSAGES
3 109 32 CS141
PROFESSIONAL network interface, external version - Unix/Linux + RCCMD agent
- Windows + RCCMD agent
3 109 33 CS141B - Mac OS X + RCCMD agent
STANDARD network interface, external version - AS/400 + RCCMD agent
- Novell NetWare + RCCMD agent
- VMware + RCCMD agent
3 109 34 CS141M - Citrix + RCCMD agent
INDUSTRIAL network interface, external version
3 109 35 CS141M SK
INDUSTRIAL network interface, internal version (card)
Model A B
CS141B X
CS101 Network interface CS141B SK X
3 109 38 CS101 CS141 X X
Network interface, internal version (card) for Daker DK,
CS141 SK X X
Daker DK Plus, Keor S, Keor LP or Keor Line RT
CS141M X X*
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TCP / IP
LAN/WAN
Network
3 109 00 3 108 98 3 109 03 interface
COM 1
COM 2
3 108 99 3 109 02 UPS
Cat. Nos. Sensors SensorManager II

Description
3 108 97 SM_T_COM
Temperature sensor for direct connection to the COM2 port on the
CS141 and CS141 SK interfaces SensorManager II. Cannot be Smoke detectors
used with SensorManager II.
Fire safety system control
Temperature and/or humidity sensors
3 108 98 SM_T_H_COM
Combined temperature and humidity sensor for direct connection Air conditioning system fault detector
to the COM2 port on the CS141 and CS141 SK interfaces “Custom” analogue and digital sensors
SensorManager II. Intrusion detectors
Cannot be used with SensorManager II.
3 108 99 SensorManager II
Manager for sensors: connects to the COM2 port on the CS141
and CS141 SK interfaces and manages up to 8 analogue inputs, 4
digital inputs and 4 digital outputs. n SensorManager II technical characteristics
The configuration is managed directly by the CS141 interfaces
(PROFESSIONAL version), described previously. Supply voltage (VDC) 9-24
The “Scale Divisor” and “Off set” configuration functions enable
SensorManager to be used with any analogue device (see Temperature (°C) 0 ÷ 65
characteristics). Non-condensing humidity (%) 10 ÷ 80
It includes 1 “SM_T” temperature sensor.
Analogue inputs (V) 0 ÷ 10
Digital inputs (V) 9 ÷ 24
3 109 00 SM_T 100 mA digital outputs (V) 9 ÷ 24
Temperature sensor that can only be used with SensorManager. Dimensions (WxDxH) (mm) 70 x 130 x 30
It enables another “SM_T” sensor to be connected using a special
connector.
3 109 01 SM_T_H
Combined temperature and humidity sensor that can. Only
compatible with SensorManager II. n Sensor technical characteristics
3 109 02 Door sensor 3 108 97 3 108 98 3 109 00 3 109 01
This consists of a reed switch and a magnet.
Only compatible with SensorManager II. Supply voltage 9 to 15* 9 to 15* 15 to 24** 15 to 24**
Vdc
3 109 03 SM_flash Temperature -25 to +100 -25 to +100 0 to +100 0 to +100
Flashing illuminated signal. range °C
Only compatible with SensorManager II. Relative humidity ± 5% 0 to 100 0 to 100
(%)
Connection cable 1.8 1.8 5 5
included (m)
Dimensions 27 x 70 x 70
H x W x D (mm)
* Direct from the network interface

** Direct from SensorManager II
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Management software Management software
Examples of types of management and communication that can be

created with software and hardware.
n Local protection
Protects and controls a single station (PC or server) which must be
located less than 12 metres away.
RS232
Cat. Nos. Software USB
Description UPS Communicator or
downloadable UPS Communicator UPS Management
Set of applications for real-time control of the operation of the Software
UPS and to ensure the integrity of the systems on the computers
supplied by this UPS. Operates with an agent for executing
commands on remote computers (RS System). n Extended local protection
Protects a larger number of stations (PC or server) but they are all
controlled by the station directly connected to the UPS.
3 108 79 UPS Management Software
Set of applications for real-time control of the operation of the
UPS and to ensure the integrity of the systems on the computers
supplied by this UPS. RS232
Requires the addition of an agent for executing commands on LAN
remote computers (RCCMD). USB
3 108 80 UPS Management Software
Set of applications for real-time control of the operation of the UPS Communicator Agent RS System
UPS and to ensure the integrity of the systems on the computers or or
supplied by this UPS. UPS Management Agent RCCMD
Requires the addition of an agent for executing commands on Software
remote computers (RCCMD).
Includes an RS232/USB converter.
RCCMD n Protection via TCP/IP network
Software enabling a computer to receive and execute, using Enables control of all the stations that can communicate with
the TCP/IP protocol, all the remote commands sent by the the network interface. The management of the system can be
management systems of the UPS. supervised by all licensed users.
An RCCMD licence is necessary for each computer to be
controlled.
Only the licences are supplied: the software can be
downloaded on the Internet (after requesting the activation
code).
Network Agent RCCMD
3 108 85 RCCMD interface
RS232
Multi-OS RCCMD licence
LAN
3 108 86 RCCMD
Pack of multi-OS RCCMD licences
Any network
3 108 87 RCCMD interface Agent RCCMD
Pack of 10 multi-OS RCCMD licences
3 108 88 RCCMD
3 108 89 RCCMD
Agent RCCMD
3 108 90 RCCMD
RCCMD licence for AS/400 (minimum release: V5R3M0)
n Centralised protection
UNMS
“WEB based” application capable of real-time supervision of the Using the UNMS supervision software, it is possible to control all the
status of all UPS, via the management systems of the UPS and UPS connected to a TCP/IP network.
the TCP/IP protocol.
3 108 91 UNMS Network

Licence for 25 UPS interface
RS232
3 108 92 UNMS
Licence for 50 UPS
3 108 93 UNMS Any network
Licence for 150 UPS
interface
LAN/WAN
Network
UNMS
RS232 interface
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Reliable Excellent Tailor-made
Directly present in more than Legrand’s competitive edge lies in its Legrand offers a complete range
70 countries and servicing its ability to provide high value-added UPS of specific solutions and services to
products in more than 150 systems and services for both end users meet customer requirements:
countries worldwide, a team of and business partners. - Technical pre-sales support
qualified engineers is available For Legrand, creating value means at the project design stage
24/7/365 to support your UPS coming up with solutions for lower - Factory acceptance test
system to ensure power quality energy consumption, but also - Supervision of installation,
and availability to the most integrating product design into the testing and commissioning, site
critical loads. overall development process. acceptance test
With around 200 000 catalogue items, - Operator training
the Group also provides all products - Site audit
required for electrical and digital - Warranty extension
building installations, particularly - Annual maintenance contract
as integrated systems, finding - Fast intervention on emergency
solutions to fit everyone’s needs. call
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SUPPORT SITE INSPECTION, INSTALLATION SUPERVISION.
We perform a comprehensive check of the UPS environment to
ensure safety and fault-free operation.
Our technical experts give manufacturer’s recommendations
to the site engineer or electrical contractors, and supervise the
UPS installation before load power-up.
SITE TEST, COMMISSIONING.

Our Service Engineers conduct rigorous site tests and full
setting-up of the UPS system before going live. They also
perform site acceptance tests according to your requirements.
Commissioning operations for all UPS are carried out
by qualified engineers to guarantee seamless start-up.
After the final handing over of the UPS system, a Test and
Commissioning report is delivered to you.
TRAINING We offer on-site training to ensure your equipment’s safe

and efficient operation.
Troubleshooting courses are also available in our plants for
intensive hands-on practice on UPS training equipment.
MAINTENANCE preventive maintenance operations on a regular basis and

replace parts when needed. Our Service Contracts include
cleaning, IR thermography, measurements, functional tests,
event log and power quality analysis, battery health check,
hardware and software upgrades, and technical reports.
A Preventive Maintenance Plan is one of the most cost-effective
actions that can preserve your initial investment and ensure
your business continuity.
CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE, EMERGENCY CALL

In the event of an Emergency Call, our worldwide service
network, with engineers and spare-parts stocks strategically
located as close as possible to your site, guarantees a fast
intervention time with 24/7/365 assistance.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE After connecting his laptop to your UPS, very powerful
Electronic equipment and power systems, such as UPS, contain diagnostic software helps our engineer to identify the fault, thus
life-limited components and parts that must be replaced ensuring short MTTR (Mean Time To Repair).
according to the manufacturer’s specifications. Corrective actions are performed such as part replacement,
To ensure optimal performance and to protect your critical adjustments and upgrades to return the UPS system back to
application from potential downtime, it is crucial to perform normal operation.
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Company reserves the right to change
specifications and designs without
notice. All illustrations, descriptions,
dimensions and weights in this
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CONTENTS
4 Legrand - A global player
6 Legrand Group - A leading company for all your IT networks
8 Our digital infrastructure expertise
10 High Performance
20 Scalability & Maintenance
30 Efficiency
32 Easy installation
34 LCS3 Data Center - Enclosure & aisle containment
38 Aisle Containment performance, efficiency & scalability
42 Micro data center
43 Local Area Network
44 PDUs - Solutions for any configuration
46 Cord Locking System - Innovation at the heart of PDUs
48 ZERO-U PDUs - Innovation & performance
50 1U PDUs - Innovation & Convenience
52 Protection accessories
54 Support you can rely on
56 Evolution of standard 11801 Edition 3 – 2017
58 CAT. 8 - Understanding the new performance category
for balanced twisted pair cable
62 Fibre optic system - Transmission speed from 40 Gbps to 100 Gbps
66 Fibre considerations when migrating to 40/100 Gigabit Ethernet
70 CPR – Construction Products Regulation
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Legrand
A global player
Legrand is the global specialist commercial and industrial
in electrical and digital building applications. The scope of
infrastructures. The Group its offering and its
offers a comprehensive range leading positions make
of solutions and services Legrand a worldwide
tailored to residential, benchmark.
4 KEY AREAS
of expertise
From control and connection
interfaces to cable management,
energy distribution and data
distribution systems,
Legrand provides a host
of solutions designed to manage
lighting, energy, networks
and building access.
4
AN ACTIVE INTERNATIONAL PRESENCE
TURNOVER A WIDE CHOICE
OF SOLUTIONS
ESTABLISHED €5 BILLION
OVER
IN OVER OVER 36,000 230,000
90 COUNTRIES EMPLOYEES CATALOGUE
INNOVATION
ITEMS
SALES IN 4.9% OF SALES
CLOSE TO 180 INVESTED 80 PRODUCT
COUNTRIES IN R&D FAMILIES
DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE CONTROL AND COMMAND
Enclosures
& cabinets
Audio Video Systems

User interfaces Building
systems
Copper and optical RJ45 and optical Home systems Energy efficiency
fiber patch panels fiber sockets solutions
CABLE MANAGEMENT ENERGY DISTRIBUTION
Ducts
Low-loss
Columns Circuit transformers
breakers
Distribution
Trunking panels UPS
Floor boxes
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Legrand Group
A leading company
for all your IT networks
Legrand cabling systems development and design of
currently provide high-quality structured cabling systems
connectivity to more than and solutions has enabled it to
200 million devices. expand its offer and achieve the
The Legrand Group is a world highest level of perfomance.
leader in communication These solutions are ideal for
networks for data transmission. today’s multimedia networks,
Its investment in the technologies and applications.
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GLOBAL PLAYERS
DATACOM IT
LEGRAND
Products and systems
for digital building
infrastructures.
A PORTFOLIO OF SPECIALIST BRANDS
• C2G • Electrorack • Estap • Middle Atlantic

• Minkels • Quicktron • Raritan • SJ Manufacturing • Valrack

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Our digital
infrastructure expertise
1
Legrand’s complete
LOCAL AREA
global solutions for data NETWORKS
communication perfectly
address the key challenges
for digital networks:
performance, scalability
and efficiency.
SOLUTIONS
FOR STRUCTURED CABLING
• Housing solutions
(19” freestanding and wall-mounting
cabinets, open racks, PDUs,
micro data centers, etc.)
• Copper solutions
(New Plug, controlled-access
panel, controlled-access RJ45, etc.)
• Fibre solutions
(Connectors, equipped & modular
panels, bend-insensitive cables, etc.)
2 DATA CENTER
& SERVER ROOM 3 AUDIO VIDEO
SYSTEM
SOLUTIONS FOR STRUCTURED A WIDE RANGE OF TECHNOLOGIES TO SUIT

CABLING IN SERVER ROOMS THE LOCATION AND THE USER EQUIPMENT
• Housing solutions • Racks and enclosures
(Server cabinets, aisle containment, cooling units • Preterminated audio/video sockets
and cold corridor, open racks, PDUs, etc.) (HDMI, display port, HD15,
• Copper solutions USB, RCA, JACK, etc.)
(Preterminated, etc.) • Cords and adaptors
• Fibre solutions
(Preterminated, intelligent
patching, high-density fibre
optic solutions, etc.)

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HIGH
Performance
Legrand’s LCS3 system offers you
25 Gbps and 40 Gbps Ethernet applications
1 COPPER SYSTEM
40 Gbps and 100 Gbps Ethernet applications

2 FIBRE OPTIC SYSTEM
MTP/MPO high density and up to Cat. 8 solutions

3 FIBRE OPTIC & COPPER SYSTEMS
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FIBRE OPTIC SYSTEM
MTP/MPO solution transmission up to 100 Gbps
High density connection with 12 or 24 fibres compliant New MPO/MTP fibre optic drawers. Up to 96 LC on 1U.
with IEEE 802.3ba. Easy access in order to move, add & change fibres.
Up to 144 LC on 1U. Available in 1U, 2U and 4U.
COPPER SYSTEM
Cat. 8 transmission up to 40 Gbps
Cable & connector compliant

with ISO/IEC 11801 standards
- third edition.
Cat. 8 toolless connector: up to 2500 connection/disconnection cycles

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COPPER SYSTEM
Optimum performance
with Cat. 8
PATENTED
DESIGN
THE NEW toolless Cat. 8 STP CONNECTORS

with transmission speed (bit rate)
from 25 Gbps to 40 Gbps, are integral to
the performance of the new LCS3 system.
• In accordance with ISO/IEC 11801

standard - third edition
• Tested up to 2500 connection/disconnection cycles
• A perfect connection in just a few seconds
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To maximise performance, combine the Legrand • Double screening to avoid interference
Cat. 8 connector together with the Legrand Cat. 8 and loss of data
cable supporting up to 40 Gbps over a single cable.
The Cat. 8 cable is terminated with an improved • Dedicated to higher capacity in data centers
dedicated RJ45 connector which can support future and equipment rooms
performance.
The performance is 4 times better than that of • Compliant with ISO/IEC 11801 standard - third edition
a Cat. 6A cable with up to 2000 MHz bandwidth.
Legrand cable solutions

COMPONENT SIZES LINK SIZES (CHANNEL)
Cat. 8 STP Cat. 6A STP Cat. 6 UTP Cat. 6 FTP Class I Class EA Class E
Supported network protocol 2000 MHz 500 MHz 250 MHz 250 MHz 2000 MHz 500 MHz 250 MHz 250 MHz
40 Giga 10 Giga 1 Giga 1 Giga 40 Giga 10 Giga 1 Giga 1 Giga
Attenuation (dB) LCS3 0.13 0.06 0.09 35.4 24.1 25.7

1.5 32.7
Signal loss ISO 11801 Edition 3 0.45 max 0.32 max 0.32 max 42.1 max 29.9 max 30.7 max
Return loss (dB) LCS3 17.05 26.59 29.8 16.4 22.1 38.8
12 8
Resistance to echo ISO 11801 Edition 3 14 min 20 min 16 min 8 min 10 min 10 min
Next (dB) Resistance to LCS3 37.46 56.93 51.3 38.1 54 53.9

12.9 9.8
disturbance between pairs(1) ISO 11801 Edition 3 37 min 46 min 46 min 29.2 min 35.3 min 35.3 min
LCS³ 8 LCS2 6A LCS2 6 LCS2 5e
FREQUENCY 2000 MHz 500 MHz 250 MHz 100 MHz

DELIVERY 40 Gbps 10 Gbps 1 Gbps 1 Gbps
WIRING Copper Copper FO Copper FO Copper
CONNECTORS RJ45 RJ45 SC-LC… RJ45 SC-LC… RJ45
MAX. CABLE LENGTH 30 m 100 m variable 100 m variable 100 m

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COPPER SYSTEM
All the
LCS connectors 3
are PoE+ certified
and ready for PoE++
Using PoE technology, devic

access points, cameras, etc. can be
with power by the Ethernet data cable. The
cable combines data and power to supply all
the PoE peripherals. Depending on the power
available, there are three levels of PoE:
• PoE compliant with IEEE 802.3af -2003

• PoE+ compliant with IEEE 802.3at -2007
• PoE++ compliant with IEEE 802.3bt -2018
Due to the high power
in PoE++ the choice of a
high-quality connector
is essential. While
disconnected, Legrand ’s
high-quality connectors
prevent damage to the
contacts due to the arc
generated.
PoE++ 802.3bt
Trade name IEEE standards Voltage Current drawn
PoE 802.3af-2003 44-57 V 350 mA
PoE+ 802.3at-2009 50-57 V 600 mA
PoE++ pr 802.3bt(*) 50-57 V 600 mA
Trade name Power injector Available power Number of pairs Minimum cable
for power supply category
PoE 15.4 W 12.95 W 2 Cat. 3
PoE+ 30 W 25.5 W 2 Cat. 5e
PoE++ 100 W 70 W (min) 4 Cat. 5e

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FIBRE OPTIC SYSTEM
Legrand high-speed solution

MTP system
High-speed With data centers, increased bandwidth has become
a priority requirement. The IEEE has therefore
solution introduced the 802.3ba standard for internet
connections at 40 Gbps and 100 Gbps and beyond.
To answer this need Legrand has introduced the MTP
(Multiple-Fibre Push-On/Pull-Off compatible MPO)
fibre solution to the catalogue. It guarantees speed,
resistance, high performance and high density.
MTP is a registered trademark of US Conec Ltd

40/100 Gigabit With the need to support multiple transmission paths, the MPO-style
connector is the connector identified by the IEEE 802.3 ba standard
Ethernet for 40G & 100G transmission (when not using WDM). The terms “MPO”
and “MTP” are used interchangeably for this style of connector
connectivity (MPO = generic name). MTP is an MPO-style connector and is considered
to be a better performing connector with lower insertion loss.
and cable Based on the aforementioned standards, all 40/100 Gigabit Ethernet
options over multimode fibre use parallel transmission, requiring more
than two fibres per channel.
MTP connector feature:

• a high-speed connection with 12 fibres (optionally with 24 fibres)
• precise and safe connection
• optimised cable management
• high-density fibres
• scalable system for future upgrades
• simple maintenance operations
• ease of extraction. No complex installation on site - plug and play
• the MTP is a 12-core connector. 1 cable = 1 connector
With standard active equipment,

we need to convert the MTP to LC or SC
Cassette Cassette
High performance
MTP/MPO high performance Multimode high performance Singlemode high performance
Up to 0.1 dB typical (all fibres) Up to 0.1 dB typical (all fibres)
Insertion loss / Master IEC 61300-3-4
Up to 0.35 dB maximum (single fibre) Up to 0.35 dB maximum (single fibre)
Optical return loss Not applicable > 60 dB (8° angle-polished)
The ultra high density connector in our offer is the MTP
LC® connector
Multimode high performance Singlemode high performance
IL Max/Master (Acceptance) Up to 0.15 dB Up to 0.15 dB
IL Max/Random Up to 0.25 dB Up to 0.30 dB
Ave/Master 0.08 dB 0.12 dB

Ave/Random 0.1 dB 0.12 dB
Return loss Up to 35 dB Up to 55 dB

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Common Data Center Approaches

Multimode fibre systems have been the most cost
effective fibre solution to use in the data center
because the transceivers are much less expensive
than single-mode transceivers. Multimode
transceivers use a vertical cavity surface emitting
laser (VCSEL) light source, which is easy to
manufacture and package. Multimode fibre systems
have a shorter reach than single-mode systems,
however most distances are less than 150 meters;
surveys have shown that more than 80% of data
centers links are equal to or less than 100 meters.
Although single-mode cable is less expensive,
factoring in the total system cost of multimode versus
single-mode, multimode is still less expensive.
10G 40G 100G (-SR10) 100G (-SR4)
Signalling 10 Gb 10 Gb x 4 10 Gb x 10 25 Gb x 4
Laser Type VCSEL VCSEL Array VCSEL Array VCSEL Array
Fibre Type OM3/OM4 OM3/OM4 OM3/OM4 OM3/OM4
2 LCs 12-fibre MPO/MTP (2) 12-fibre MPO/MTP 12-fibre MPO/MTP

or 24-fibre MPO/MTP
Connector
Number of
2 fibres 8 fibres 20 fibres 8 fibres
Fibres Needed
Maximum OM3: 300 m OM3: 100+ m OM3: 100+ m OM3: 70 m

Distance OM4: 550 m OM4: 150+ m1 OM4: 150 m1 OM4: 100 m
1. 150 metres on OM4 requires low-loss connectors. This is discussed in the channel insertion section.
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High performance on all standard and on-demand preterminated systems
Connectivity TYPES
Tight buffer Loose tube Loose tube Break-out Fan-out Micro-cable Cassette Cassette
corrugated 250 microns Fan-out
steel tape
Trunks
TYPE OF FIBRE NUMBER OF FIBRES CHOICE OF PLEASE CONTACT US

OS1/OS2, OM1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, 24, TERMINATION for any specific
OM2, OM3, OM4, On demand, LC, SC, SC APC, MTP requirements.
OM5, etc. etc. etc.
Cabling High density (HD) Ultra high density (UHD)
MTP to LC or SC. Cassette to cassette without MTP MTP to LC
Panels & cassettes

Splice panel
OM2, OM3, OM4 & OS2

Cables/Patch cords
Microcable loose tube
What’s coming
IEEE has a number of ongoing projects for both copper and fibre optic applications.
The wideband multimode fibre optic (WMMF) TIA & 11801-1 standards were approved for publication in the
middle of 2016. ISO/IEC 11801-1 assigned the OM5 designation for this type of fibre. The standard specifies
high bandwidth 50 microns core diameter/125 microns cladding diameter, laser-optimised optical fibre that
is optimised to enhance performance for single wavelength or multiwavelength transmission systems with
wavelengths in the vicinity of 850 nm to 950 nm.
40 GbE 100 GbE 400 GbE

Transmission
Tx Rx Tx Rx Tx Rx
10G parallel channels Not applicable
25G parallel channels Not applicable
10G or 25G with WDM

and/or parallel channels
Note: Multiple lines represent parallel channels and with multiple colours represents WDM (multiple wavelength within the same channel).
WBMMF (OM5) is coming to be an option for reducing the number of fibres that need to be deployed (100G and 400G)

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SLIDING CASSETTE:
1 EASIER MAINTENANCE
INNOVATIVE MODULAR
2 CASSETTE SYSTEM
FAST PUSH-BUTTON
3 EXTRACTION
Scalability &
COPPER The NEW TOOLLESS CONNECTORS with toolless
fast connection are available in all categories
SYSTEM for installation both on patch panels and in the
workstation. A perfect connection can be obtained
RJ 45 in a few seconds, guaranteeing optimum performance
of the link from the patch panel to the workstation.
Connectors They are colour-coded so their category can be
safely identified:
• Cat. 5e: grey

• Cat. 6: blue
• Cat. 6 A: yellow
• Cat. 8: aqua PATENTED
DESIGN
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New systems to facilitate wiring and installation and increase the data transfer
speed with both the copper solution and the fibre optic solution.
New Toolless connector connection phases
1 2
Take the wire housing Pass the cable through the back of the wire housing
3 4
Separate and insert the pairs Cut the pairs
5 6
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PATENTED
DESIGN
Patch Panels
The new patch panels have
been designed and produced
to optimise space, with up to
48 ports per unit and make
maintenance and future
upgrades easier.
They are available in both flat
and angled versions.
They have a quick system
for pulling out the unit and
an innovative cable guiding
system for tidy and easy cable
management. Block of 12 connectors for patch panel
• Sliding cassettes: easier maintenance

• Fast push-button extraction
• Innovative modular cassette system
• Easy maintenance: Remove connectors
without disconnecting the cords
• Easy to mix with Legrand fibre optic
solutions
Flat patch panel solution,

48 unit ports
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New QUICK-FIX system
PATENTED
DESIGN
Innovative new quick-fixing solution:

• Push and connect system
• Automatic earth connection
• In-rack cabling optimised
• New accessory for patch cords with rotating
system for angle adjustment and label holder
Compatible with all panels

(Flat, angled, HD)

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Strong steel structure Cover for airflow management
High density - This supplies up

to 48 ports in a single unit to
take up less space in the rack
Angled patch
panel solution
from 24 to 48
ports per unit
Patch panels with an angled design
which allows the cable to run into
each side of the rack, creating a
correct cable radius of curvature.
This avoids the need to manage the
cables horizontally, and allows the
patch cords to be carried directly
in the vertical cavities.
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Tidy cable management Quick-fix system
Simple and efficient

Identification of the ports
Also available
in the 24-port version
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Fibre optic
Completely renovated and redesigned fibre optic panels
& drawers in high and very high density versions from 96
connectors per unit to 144 connectors per unit. Panels with
sliding drawers and fast push-button system to facilitate
ade and maintenance ations.
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MODULAR PANELS
• Possible to change modular

blocks, blank panel,
MTP adaptor
• Splice trays to be added
if necessary - up to 4
containing 96 LC fibres
HD MODULAR PANELS
• Innovative new quick-

fixing solution
• Possible to add splicing
cassette with perfectly
adapted coiling space
• Mixture of fibre/copper
on modular panel in drawer
Fibre optic panels
SPLICING
CASSETTE
PRETERMINATED CASSETTE
PUSH-BUTTON CASSETTE
Fast push-button system
to facilitate upgrade and
COPPER CASSETTE maintenance operations
MODULAR PANELS
• Innovative new quick-
fixing solution
• Modular blocks to adapt to
modular panel or drawer:
LC, SC, ST, LC, APC, SC APC
• Possible to add modular blocks,
blank panel, MTP adaptor
HD MODULAR PANELS
• Cassettes slide in from front & rear

• Fast push-button on cassette
• Splicing cassette which takes all
modular blocks PATENTED
DESIGN
• Mixture of fibre/copper on cassette
panel
• Trunk & cord management system
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High density
48 ports per Unit for high density
1 COPPER SYSTEM
96 LC per Unit for high density

144 LC per Unit for ultra-high density

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COPPER SYSTEM
Patch panel HD solution New tidy cable management
up to 48 ports per unit
High-density patch panel. It

has changed from 24 to 48
ports, guaranteeing a reduction
in space occupied and making
future upgrades easier.
Designed to house 4 blocks
of 12 connectors each.
Single block with Fast push-button Quick-fix

12 connectors extraction system
FIBRE OPTIC SYSTEM

Very High density up to 144 LC/1U
Since different network a mixed-media structured cabling Each module accepts incoming
architectures such as top-of-rack, system to support any configuration. fibres both from MTP® trunk cables
end-of-row and middle-of-row Legrand LCS3 offers an innovative and via predetermined components.
require different cabling densities, UHD patch panel designed to Predetermined cables are available
passive equipment needs to adapt house up to 144 connections in 1 U both as breakout cables and as
perfectly to the active network. The distributed between 6 individual distribution cables.
LCS3 HD cassette panel provides modules of 24 fibres each.
ULTRA HIGH DENSITY UHD HIGH DENSITY HD
• Up to 144 LC/1U • Up to 96 LC/1U

• 1U, 2U, 4U • Mixture of fibre & copper
• Microcable preterms • Microcable preterms
Preterminated: The fibre optic cable termination is the addition of connectors to each optical fibre in a cable.
The connectors are assembled in our factories

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Legrand has launched an innovative connection system

to make simple, affordable fibre connections.
1 PREPARE THE FIBRE
PATENTED
DESIGN
SMART SPLICER
• Easy to handle: one of the smallest tools in the market

• Easy to use: simple program with easy intuitive feedback
• Low cost: quick return on investment
• Best-in-class connection with 25-year warranty
• Legrand-coded pigtail connectors
• Pigtails: OM2, OM3, OM4, OS2, LC, SC, LC APC, SC APC
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2 CLEAVE THE FIBRE 3 SPLICE THE FIBRE 4 PROTECT THE FIBRE (heat)
INSERTION LOSS LED
GREEN: < 0.1 dB
ORANGE: 0.1 dB < x < 0.2 dB
RED: > 0.2 dB

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Performance, Legrand LCS3 has an extensive portfolio of enclosures
and aisle containment systems for your data center
scalable & efficient and/or server room. The Legrand LCS3 is ideal for
solutions the installation of (blade) servers, switches, patch
panels, routers and storage equipment. Modularity and
flexibility are always key in the design of our products.
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LCS3 server-and-network rack
The server-and-network racks are The 600 mm wide rack is a compact
versatile and modularly constructed. rack with a high carrying capacity
Which type of rack is most on a small surface.
suitable depends ultimately on its The 800 mm wide rack is ideal for
application. to patching, network and server
The server-and-network racks are equipment with enough space for
available in varying heights, widths power and network cabling.
and depths.
Airflow optimisation implemented, although it is the airtightness. The side sealing plate
Data centers are increasingly next step in energy-efficient data and the side sealing panel are
using energy-efficient cooling centers. Airflow optimisation is covered with foil. Every assembly
techniques such as free cooling also important for the server, opening in the side sealing panel
and fresh air cooling. The first network and storage equipment is still usable, but all unused
step in this process is separating to work properly, for temperature openings are sealed with foil to
the warm and cold air using control and for the general stability prevent air leakage. The base and
aisle containment solutions. The of a data center. roof plates have an identical level
next step is airflow optimisation of airtightness. Special foam pieces
in the rack. This step, however, Using airflow optimisation you are even placed around the rails on
is often not fully or effectively can achieve the highest levels of the base.
Cable brush Cable entry foam Cable entry plate

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Top-of-rack cabling system
From building to cabinet From rack row to rack row From rack to rack
LEGRAND LCS3 cable trays can be Cable bridges can be used for Cable trays can also be used for
used for optimum guidance of cables crossing a cold or warm corridor. cabling from rack to rack. In this
to the cabinet. Cable trays are The cable bridge can be used case cables do not run horizontally
flexible, modular, easily installable for both small and wide cable through the racks but are guided
and can be integrated seamlessly trays. These can also be used in over the top, across the roof
in the cabinet. Because this cable combination with aisle containment. towards the neighbouring racks.
system is fixed directly onto the Because cable bridges are
cabinets, it becomes independent telescopic, no sawing is required
of its surroundings. Thus, if the in the data center. This helps avoid
data center expands, the cable outages of critical equipment.
management can expand with it
without requiring any changes to the
construction of the building, unlike
ceiling anchoring systems.
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Cable
management
Management solutions within center or server room. Flexibility
your rack. Structured cabling is and accessibility in the case of
important for the reliability and troubleshooting or expansion is also
optimum performance of your data essential.
Reliability Optimum performance Flexibility and accessibility

Good cable management ensures Good cable management ensures Cabling should have a neat
the equipment’s air intake points that cables do not become damaged and structured appearance.
are kept as clear as possible. or break and that they have the This makes it easy to move or
This allows sufficient air to pass correct radius of curvature. An add cables.
through to the equipment so that incorrect radius of curvature
it is cooled well. Proper cooling reduces the performance of the
helps avoid equipment failures cable. The radius of curvature must
and results in longer equipment never be less than what has been
lifespans. recommended by the supplier.

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Energy bill
savings
By cooling your data center in the right manner,
you can significantly reduce your energy spending.
Minkels has developed an extensive range
of energy-efficient cooling solutions.
AISLE CONTAINMENT with systems – such as storage
Aisle containment is the solution equipment - which do not come in a
to the challenges data centers standard housing and are therefore
have faced since day one: the hard to fit into a traditional aisle
optimisation of cooling and energy containment system. Furthermore,
efficiency through the separation of traditional systems do not offer
hot and cold airflows. enough options for optimum
integration of sensors and so on.
However, this is not the only The challenges outlined call for
challenge which data center aisle containment solutions offering
managers and owners have been greater flexibility and modularity
confronted with. Because IT and better integration options.
equipment has a shorter life cycle,
data center managers and owners With the Next Generation Corridor
encounter a higher rate of change we offer data center managers and
in the data center. Traditional aisle owners ‘future-proof’ solutions
containment does not offer the which offer the flexibility and
flexibility and modularity needed modularity needed in order to
to deal with this dynamic. In anticipate the dynamic of the
addition, data center managers and modern data center.
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NEXT GENERATION CORRIDORS
(rack-dependent)
Minkels was the first data center
supplier in Europe to introduce the
Corridor solutions commercially.
Since then, these solutions have
been used to separate the airflows
of many a data center in an energy-
efficient manner. Next Generation
Corridor is the ultimate answer to
the ever-increasing demand for
flexible and modular solutions.
The Next Generation Corridor takes
modular thinking and energy-
efficient data center design to a
higher level.
Important features of the Next EASE OF INSTALLATION to the heat source, but also with more
Generation Corridor are: Modularity in the construction details traditional forms of cooling which
ensures that the solution is easily and require a raised floor. In addition, this
MODULARITY cost-efficiently installed. concept offers plug & play integration
Through the highly modular concept of with e.g. fire detection and suppression
the Next Generation Corridor, Minkels ENERGY EFFICIENCY systems, monitoring sensors and
offers extensive ways to implement a With the Next Generation Corridor, access control.
Corridor solution in a phased and thus Minkels offers a solution which is
cost-efficient manner. more energy-efficient than other aisle
containment models on the market.
FLEXIBILITY
Because of its modular design, the OPTIMUM INTEGRATION
Next Generation Corridor is flexible and The Next Generation Corridor can be
thus can be adapted to fit the specific integrated with row-based cooling
building environment. systems which bring cooling close
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Micro data center
The MiniCube
Professionalising the data center. Whether you want to
IT infrastructure access data more quickly - low
With the adoption of cloud latency - or you want to optimise
computing, many companies are your server room, the MiniCube is
now looking to reduce the size the ideal solution. The MiniCube
of their server rooms and save has everything you need for a full
energy costs. Do you have fewer data center: housing, power supply,
applications running from your monitoring and cooling, all in a
in-house server room than before? compact system. The MiniCube is
Do you only want to house your fully preconfigured and truly plug-
business critical information on and-play.
site? Then the time has come to
deploy an efficient, turnkey micro
Advantages
• Reliable and efficient solution for server rooms
• No dependency on the building, easy to deploy
• Efficient cabinets or racks for your IT infrastructure
• Use of proven technologies
• Turnkey solution, including installation and start-up
One Catalogue number, one solution

Local Area Network
LCS3 CONNECTIVITY RACK

Mighty Mo 20 4-post racks provide Front and rear waterfalls allow
greater flexibility and optimum for equipment patching and server
efficiency in any data center. The patching. All styles of Mighty Mo 20
fixed racks provide an economical vertical manager can be mounted
mounting platform for switches front or rear, and airflow baffles can
and servers while the adjustable be mounted to manage the airflow
rack allows all 4 mounting rails of side-breathing equipment.
to be adjusted even after the rack
has been fastened to the floor.
LCS3 CABLING RACK

Given how quickly IT technology for housing UTP patch panels,
evolves, a flexible, future-proof glass drawers, telephone panels,
concept is essential. The LCS 3 switches, routers and other IT
cabling rack is specifically designed equipment. Of course it is also
to meet these needs and stands possible to include a small number
out due to its versatility, ease of of servers.
installation and ease of use.
The LCS 3 cabling rack is a

multifunctional system, specifically
designed for ease of installation.
The system is ultimately suitable
LCS3 WALL ENCLOSURE

The basic frame is made up of a
wall-mounting plate with integrated
strain relief bar, four depth rails,
two cable-entry plates (base and
top) and a set of 19-inch rails. The
assembly consists of two equal top
and base panels with ventilation
slots to the rear, two equal side
panels and a safety glass door with
an EK-333 cylinder lock with grip.

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A wide universal This new PDU offer combines Legrand’s quality
and innovation with a wide range of applications.
range A standalone solution, this range integrates

seamlessly into any installation and ensures
compliance with applicable standards.
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ZERO-U PDUs

• Anodised aluminium body:
Lightweight rigid high-end material
• Modular design:
Expandable outlet and function modules
SAFETY
• High electrical safety rating
• High-quality connection
• Outlets equipped with safety shutter
• Cord Locking System
POWER SUPPLY
• 16 A to 32 A single-phase or three-phase
• PDUs integrate local and international
outlet types FOR DATA CENTERS/SERVER ROOMS
Used in server cabinets where:
- there is a high density of active equipment
- electrical distribution quality is crucial
STANDARDS
IEC 60950 - Information technology equipment – Safety
IEC 60297-3 - Dimensions of mechanical structures
of the 482.6 mm (19 in) series 12 CATALOGUE NUMBERS
IEC 60320-2-2 - Interconnection couplers (C13 and C19)
for household and similar equipment
FOR VERTICAL INSTALLATION
IEC 60884-1 - Plugs and socket outlets for household
and similar purposes (France, Belgium and Germany)
BS 1363-2 - British standard plugs and socket outlets
IEC 60309 - Plugs, socket outlets and couplers for industrial ZERO-U
purposes
Certification: CE, TSE, CCC
Environmentally-friendly products
Eco-friendly design
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19” 1-U PDUs 10” 1-U PDUs
FOR DATA CENTERS/SERVER ROOMS FOR SMALL IT ENVIRONMENTS

AND COMPUTER ROOMS Mainly used in small-scale commercial applications
Used in server and cabling cabinets where: where there is a limited number of IT points
- there is a low density of active equipment and a 10” cabinet is sufficient:
to be powered - Small businesses, freelance professions,
- ease of installation is an advantage administrative services, etc.
26 CATALOGUE NUMBERS 3 CATALOGUE NUMBERS
FOR VERTICAL OR HORIZONTAL INSTALLATION HORIZONTAL PDU
19” 10”
1U 1U

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For C13 & C19 A major addition to the range and exclusive to Legrand,
C13 and C19 outlets have a power supply cord locking
sockets system which prevents accidental disconnection

and guarantees absolute safety.
AN INNOVATIVE TECHNICAL SOLUTION
CORD LOCKING SYSTEM

Very easy to identify thanks to the orange buttons next to each outlet
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1 CONNECTION 2 AUTO LOCKING 3 UNLOCKING
CORD CONNECTION CORD HELD IN PLACE EASY REMOVAL

The cord is connected to the outlet Once the power supply cord is Simply pressing the unlock button
naturally in one smooth action connected, it locks automatically releases the cord from the outlet
and cannot be removed
UNIVERSAL SYSTEM
Takes all cords for standard C13

and C19 outlets
EXCLUSIVE TO LEGRAND

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Exclusive Every detail matters! Legrand’s unique and novel
innovations, which include safety features, simplified setup
innovations and integration, and consumption indicators, help ensure

optimum performance for the Zero-U range of PDUs.
1 CABLE ENTRY
6
330 °
CABLE ORIENTATION
330° rotating cable entry for perfect
cable orientation without needing to
access the cabinet.
5 4
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VERTICAL
INSTALLATION
2 MCB HOLDER 3 IDENTIFICATION 4 AMMETER
ENHANCED PROTECTION COLOUR-CODED CIRCUITS CONSUMPTION INDICATOR

Circuits protected by MCB. Each circuit is colour-coded, with the Consumption is measured to ensure
Holder with projecting edges to avoid colour clearly visible on the front panel better installation management:
unintended operation (a cover can be and along the edges of a module. • Balancing circuits
added on request). The colour corresponds to the specific • Display of available capacity
MCB protecting the circuit. • Power features and overload prevention
5 POWER SUPPLY 6 SCREWLESS MOUNTING

There are multiple solutions depending Zero-U PDUs simply clip
on power supply requirements vertically into slots on
the mounting frame without
the need for any screws.
16/32 A single-phase
16/32 A three-phase

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Simple setup The 19” PDUs designed for installation in server
and cabling cabinets also incorporate the latest
and integration innovations for facilitating integration and maintenance,
with clever mounting and operating features.
3
2
10” 1U PDUs
Specially designed
for local area networks,
these PDUs feature
the same innovations
as the 19” range.
HORIZONTAL
INSTALLATION
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HORIZONTAL
OR VERTICAL
INSTALLATION
1 QUICK FIXING 2 CABLE GUIDE 3 AMMETER
90 °
TOOLLESS INSTALLATION OPTIMISED SPACE CHANGE OF POSITION

Quick, toolless fixing Cables are held firmly The ammeter can be rotated 90°
on the 19” uprights. in place by a cable guide. to ensure easy reading regardless
No screws or nuts required. of mounting position (horizontal
or vertical).
4 MOUNTING SUPPORTS
HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL
Designed for horizontal toolless
mounting, 1U PDUs can also be
mounted vertically simply by rotating
the mounting brackets.
Vertical mounting requires a bolt
and nut to fix the PDU firmly to the
upright.

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Enhanced safety Compatible with all the PDUs in the range,
the complementary accessories allow you
and control to control the power supply at the outlets

and protect against overvoltages.
1
2
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1 OUTLET LOCKING CAP
CONTROLLING ACCESS TO THE POWER SUPPLY

Locking caps are used to lock access Locking caps available for the following
to a socket. A special key is required standard socket outlets:
to unlock it. C13, C19, German, French-Belgian, British
2 SURGE PROTECTION DEVICE
UNINTERRUPTIBLE PROTECTION
The surge protection module protects This is an essential accessory
equipment against overvoltages and for business servers which need
incorporates hot swap technology. continuous protection. The module
It can be used to replace a used is equipped with a warning LED
module without interrupting which indicates when it needs
the power supply to the other replacing.
equipment connected to the PDU.

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Support
you can rely on
It takes more than just sophisticated Legrand is ideally placed to offer this
technological solutions to manage type of support, as all its products and
international projects successfully. solutions are developed and produced in
What is really needed is the close proximity to its customers. It also
comprehensive and expert support offers a wide range of special services
of an experienced partner: and support tools which create genuine
from project design and choice of added value by making customers' day-
the right solution through to on-site to-day business significantly easier.
logistics, installation and configuration, This support is available at every stage
including any subsequent of the project, whatever the customer
troubleshooting and maintenance. touchpoint.
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01 Afeeds
diverse range of digital tools including websites, social media and news
so you can contact Legrand at any time and stay up to date with all
essential news that is relevant to your projects.
02 Personal advice, technical support and documents, white papers,

catalogues and e-catalogues, mobile apps, and software to help with
product choice or drawing up bills of materials.
03 Training courses covering actual product expertise as well as the latest

developments in technology, standards and regulations. Customised
training courses available on request, either face to face or in virtual
online classes.
04 Configurators, project software and AutoCAD libraries for project design,

open for integration into existing software solutions wherever possible.

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Evolution of standard
11801 Edition 3 - 2018
Introduction
Within customer premises, the importance of the cabling Dealing with balanced twisted-pair cabling, new Classes I and II
infrastructure is similar to that of other fundamental building are specified with Category 8.1 (RJ45 connector) and Category
utilities such as heating, lighting and mains power. As with 8.2 (proprietary connector) components respectively.
other utilities, interruptions to service can have a serious
impact. Poor quality of service due to lack of design foresight, Balanced Twisted-Pair Class Specifications of ISO/IEC 11801-1:
use of inappropriate components, incorrect installation,
poor administration or inadequate support can threaten an • Class A is specified up to 100 kHz
organisation’s effectiveness. • Class B is specified up to 1 MHz
• Class C is specified up to 16 MHz
Historically, the cabling within premises comprised both • Class D is specified up to 100 MHz
application-specific and multipurpose networks. The original • Class E is specified up to 250 MHz
edition of this standard enabled a controlled migration to • Class EA is specified up to 500 MHz
generic cabling and the reduction in the use of application- • Class F is specified up to 600 MHz
specific cabling. The subsequent growth of generic cabling • Class FA is specified up to 1000 MHz
designed in accordance with ISO/IEC 11801 has: • Class I and Class II are specified up to 2000 MHz
a) contributed to the economy and growth of Information and Significant changes from the previous edition include:
Communications Technology (ICT ) Class I and II channel and link requirements have been added
b) supported the development of high data rate applications
based upon a defined cabling model, and • Category 8.1 and 8.2 connecting hardware and cord
c) initiated development of cabling with a performance requirements have been added
surpassing the performance classes specified in ISO/IEC • Cabled OM1, OM2, and OS1 optical fibre is no longer
11801:1995 and subsequent editions: recommended for new installations
• Cabled wideband OM4 (OM5) and OS1a optical fibre
• ISO/IEC 11801:1995 (Ed. 1) - first edition requirements have been added
• ISO/IEC 11801:2000 (Ed. 1.1) - Edition 1, Amendment 1
• ISO/IEC 11801:2002 (Ed. 2) - second edition This International Standard provides:
• ISO/IEC 11801:2008 (Ed. 2.1) - Edition 2, Amendment 1 a) users with an application-independent generic cabling system
• ISO/IEC 11801:2010 (Ed. 2.2) - Edition 2, Amendment 2 capable of supporting a wide range of applications
b) users with a flexible cabling scheme making modifications
The 3rd Edition of ISO/IEC 11801 is now a multipart standard with both easy and economical
the structure shown below. It is at the Final Draft International c) building professionals (for example, architects) with guidance
Standard (FDIS) stage in 2017 , and is due to be published in allowing the accommodation of cabling before specific
early 2018: requirements are known; that is, in the initial planning for
either new construction or refurbishment
ISO/IEC 11801 3rd Edition d) industry and application standardisation bodies with a cabling
system which supports current products and provides a basis
General requirements (11801-1) for future product development.
Specific requirements for premises:
- Offices & commercial buildings (11801-2) This International Standard specifies a multi-vendor cabling
- Industrial premises (11801-3) system which can be implemented with material from single
- Homes (11801-4) and multiple sources, and is related to:
- Data centers (11801-5)
a) international standards for cabling components developed
- Distributed building services (11801-6)
by committees of the IEC, for example copper cables and
connectors as well as fibre optic cables and connectors (see
The International Standard ISO/IEC 11801-1 will specify Clause 2 and bibliography)
requirements for balanced twisted-pair copper (Classes A, B, b) standards for the installation and operation of information
C, D, E, EA, F, FA, I and II), and fibre optic (OM1, OM2, OM3, OM4, technology cabling as well as for the testing of installed
OM5, OS1a, and OS2) cabling systems used in offices (ISO/IEC cabling (see Clause 2 and bibliography)
11801-2), industrial buildings (ISO/IEC 11801-3), homes (ISO/IEC c) applications developed by technical committees of the IEC, by
11801-4), data centers (ISO/IEC 11801-5), and for the distribution subcommittees of ISO/IEC JTC 1 and by study groups of IEEE
of services in buildings (ISO/IEC 11801-6). This standard series 802 and ITU-T, for example for LANs and ISDN
will specify the structure and minimum configurations of d) planning and installation guides which take into account the
generic cabling, performance requirements of channels, links, needs of specific applications for the configuration and the
connecting hardware and cords, implementation requirements, use of cabling systems on customer premises (for example
compliance requirements and verification procedures, and ISO/IEC 14709 series, ISO/IEC 14763 series, ISO/IEC 30129,
interfaces. Requirements for cable performance are made via and ISO/IEC 18598).
reference to applicable IEC standards.
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Physical layer requirements for the applications listed in Annex incorporate the supply of power.
E have been analysed to determine their compatibility with the This International Standard specifies directly or via reference
cabling classes specified in this standard. These application to ISO/IEC 11801-1:
requirements, together with statistics concerning the topology
of premises and the model described in ISO/IEC 11801-2 clause a) the structure and minimum configuration for generic cabling
8.2, have been used to develop the requirements for Classes A within office premises
to FA and fibre optic cabling systems. b) the interfaces at the telecommunications outlet (TO)
c) the performance requirements for cabling links and channels
In offices, horizontal balanced cabling should now be d) the implementation requirements and options
designed to provide minimum Class E, and minimum Class e) the performance requirements for cabling components
EA is recommended to support applications with data rates f) the compliance requirements and verification procedures.
exceeding 1 Gigabit/sec.
ISO/IEC 11801-2 has taken account of the requirements specified
in application standards listed in ISO/IEC 11801-1:201X, Annex E.
Safety (e.g. electrical safety and protection and fire) and

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) requirements are outside
Scope of ISO/IEC 11801-1: Generic cabling for customer the scope of this International Standard, and are covered by
premises – Part.1 General requirements other standards and by regulations. However, information given
by this standard may be of assistance.
This International Standard specifies requirements that are
common to the other parts of the ISO/IEC 11801 series. Cabling Scope of ISO/IEC 11801-6 – Generic cabling for customer
specified by this standard supports a wide range of services premises – Part. 6 Distributed building services.
including voice, data, and video that may also incorporate the
supply of power.
This International Standard specifies: PREMISES-SPECIFIC
CABLING TESTING
a) The fundamental structure and configuration
CABLING DESIGN
STANDARDS
STANDARDS
CABLING INSTALLATION,
of generic cabling requirements within OPERATION
and
the type 400 premises defined by the other ADMINISTRATION
STANDARDS
standards in the ISO/IEC 11801 series ISO/IEC 11801-1 Examples
b) channel transmission and environmental Information Technology:

Generic Cabling:
ISO/IEC 11801-2
ISO/IEC 11801-3
Example
performance requirements General Requirements ISO/IEC 11801-4

ISO/IEC 14763-3
c) link performance requirements ISO/IEC 11801-5

Examples
d) component performance requirements, ISO/IEC 11801-6
ISO/IEC 14763-2
referring to available International Standards ISO/IEC 18598
for 404 components and test methods where

ISO/IEC 30129
appropriate
CABLING DESIGN
TECHNICAL
e) test procedures to verify compliance with

REPORTS
the cabling transmission performance

requirements 406 of the 11801 series Examples
documents. ISO/IEC TR 11801-9901
ISO/IEC TR 11801-9902
Note: This International Standard does not ISO/IEC TR 11801-9903

ISO/IEC TR 11801-9904
contain specific compliance requirements. The ISO/IEC TR 11801-9905
cabling design documents supported by ISO/IEC ISO/IEC TR 24704
11801-1 incorporate the requirements of this ISO/IEC TR 24750

ISO/IEC TR 29125
standard as part of their individual compliance The information in this Figure is not automatically updated following the
requirements. introduction, or removal, of international standards or Technical Reports
In addition, ISO/IEC 11801-1 provides information regarding

the applications supported by the cabling channels. ISO/IEC Source: ISO/IEC 11801-1 (2017)
11801-1 has taken into account requirements specified in the
application standards listed in Annex E. The figure shows the schematic and contextual relationships
between the standards relating to information technology
Scope of ISO/IEC 11801-2 – Generic cabling for customer cabling produced by ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 25, namely the ISO/IEC
premises – Part.2 Office premises 11801 series of standards for generic cabling design, standards
for the installation, operation and administration of generic
This International Standard specifies generic cabling for use cabling and for testing of installed generic cabling.
within office premises, which may comprise single or multiple
buildings on a campus. It covers balanced cabling and fibre The life expectancy of generic cabling systems can vary depending
optic cabling. on environmental conditions, supporting applications, ageing of
ISO/IEC 11801-2 is optimised for premises where the maximum materials used in cables, and other factors, such as access to
distance over which telecommunications services can be pathways (campus pathways are more difficult to access than
distributed is 2000 m. The principles of this International building pathways). With appropriate choice of components,
Standard may be applied to larger installations. generic cabling systems meeting the requirements of this
Cabling specified by this standard supports a wide range International Standard are expected to have a life expectancy of
of services including voice, data, and video that may also at least ten years.

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CAT. 8 - Understanding the new
performance category for balanced
twisted pair cables
What initiated the development
Introduction of Category 8?
Ethernet is now widely deployed as a preferred networking The IEEE 802.3 NGBASE-T Call-for-Interest (CFI) led to the
solution for many types of application ranging from small formation of a Study Group to investigate and possibly develop
businesses to large enterprises. Increased network traffic, this technology. In March, 2013, IEEE approved the formation of
driven by server virtualization and converged networking, is the task group IEEE 802.3bq to develop the 40GBASE-T Ethernet
driving the need for higher bandwidth server connections. Standard for supporting 40 GbE over cost-effective twisted pair
Ethernet BASE-T interfaces, using balanced twisted pair cabling.
cabling, are prevalent. They are ideal for network environments
with a mixed set of applications, equipment and networking Some of the main objectives of the 802.3bq group are the
port speeds. The ability to auto-negotiate between application following:
speeds allows easy migration to higher operating speeds on an
• Support full duplex operation only
as-needed basis, while maintaining compatibility with existing
• Preserve the 802.3 Ethernet frame format utilizing the 802.3
equipment. This, along with its cost-effectiveness, makes
MAC
balanced twisted pair cabling still a very popular medium for
• Preserve the minimum and maximum frame size of the
supporting Ethernet applications.
current 802.3 standard
Category 6A performance was defined to support 10 Gigabit
• Support a Bit Error Rate (BER) better than or equal to 10-12
Ethernet (GbE) over balanced twisted pair cabling in a channel,
• Support auto-negotiation
up to 100 m. This standard was ratified in February 2008.
• Support energy-efficient Ethernet
In 2010, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
• Support local area networks using point-to-point links over
(IEEE) ratified the 802.3ab standard defining 40 Gbps and 100
structured cabling topologies, including directly connected
Gbps Ethernet transmission. There are many options for the
link segments
physical medium dependent (PMD) sublayer that defines the
• Do not preclude meeting FCC and CISPR EMC requirements
transmission and reception details of the physical layer. The
• Support a data rate of 40 Gbps
majority of the options are listed below. As you can see, most
• Define a link segment based upon copper media specified
PMDs listed are for 40/100 Gbps transmission over fibre. There
by ISO/IEC JTC1/SC25/WG3 and TIA TR-42.7 meeting the
is a shielded copper cable option for both 40 and 100 GbE for up
following characteristics: – 4-pair, balanced twisted pair
to 7 m, but the supported medium is twinax cable. There is no
copper cabling
option for balanced twisted pair cable.
– Up to two connectors
– Up to at least 30 m
• Work in TIA 42.7 was initiated in 2013 to support this new PMD
for 40GBASE-T.
Summary of Physical Layer Options for Supporting 40 and 100 GbE
PMD/INTERFACE IEEE STANDARD SUPPORTED MEDIA

40GBASE-SR4 802.3ab OM3 multimode fibre (d 850 nm (4-channel) up to 100 m
OM4 multimode fibre (d 850 nm (4-channel) up to 150 m
40GBASE-LR4 802.3ab Singlemode fibre (d1310 nm (CWDM) up to 10 km
40GBASE-CR4 802.3ab Twinax cable (4-channel) up to at least 7 m
40GBASE-KR4 802.3ab Backplane (4-channel) up to 1 m
100GBASE-SR10 802.3ab OM3 multimode fibre (d 850 nm (10-channel) up to 100 m
OM4 multimode fibre (d 850 nm (10-channel) up to 150 m
100GBASE-LR4 802.3ab Singlemode fibre (d 1310 nm (CWDM) up to 10 km
100GBASE-ER4 802.3ab Singlemode fibre (d 1310 nm (CWDM) up to 40 km
100GBASE-CR10 802.3ab Twinax cable (10-channel) up to at least 7 m
IEEE announced a Call-for-Interest (CFI) for a new application, NGBASE-T in July 2012. NGBASE-T stands for Next Generation BASE-T beyond 10 Gbps. “BASE-T”
signifies that the medium will be balanced twisted pair cabling
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Currently, ISO has the following
TIA Category 8 specification category and class specifications:
The TIA 42.7 Working Group completed the Category 8 • Category 5 components provide Class D balanced cabling
performance specification standard in June, 2016. The Category performance (specified to 100 MHz)
8 channel is a 2-connector model using foiled twisted pair (FTP) • Category 6 components provide Class E balanced cabling
cable with a maximum permanent link length of 24 m, as shown performance (specified to 250 MHz)
in Figure 1 below. Category 8 transmission performance is
• Category 6A components provide Class EA balanced cabling
specified from 1 MHz to 2000 MHz.
performance (specified to 500 MHz)
Category 8 Channel • Category 7 (shielded) components provide Class F balanced

cabling performance (specified to 600 MHz)
CATEGORY 8
RJ-45 OUTLET
CATEGORY 8
RJ-45 OUTLET
• Category 7A (shielded) components provide Class FA
CATEGORY 8 CATEGORY 8
RJ-45 CORD CATEGORY 8 CABLE RJ-45 CORD balanced cabling performance (specified to 1000 MHz)
PERMANENT LINK – 24m MAX
The horizontal backbone cable will consist of four balanced TIA performance specifications do not recognise Category 7 or
twisted pairs with conductors ranging from 22 AWG to 24 7A (shielded solutions). ISO has also been working on Category
AWG. The cord cable consists of four balanced twisted pairs 8.1 and 8.2 component specifications to support a new Class
with conductors ranging from 22 AWG to 26 AWG. Category I and II channel specification respectively. The existence of
8 is a shielded solution with no specifications for bundled or these ISO performance specifications is the reason TIA chose
hybrid cables. Category 8 uses the RJ45, an eight-position Category 8 as the next performance specification.
modular jack common to BASE-T applications, supported over
The Class I specification is similar to the current TIA Category
structured cabling systems, defined within TIA. It will also
8 specification. Originally, the ISO Class I channel and 8.1
support auto-negotiation for backwards compatibility since it
component performance was specified only to 1.6 GHz. ISO
still uses the 4-pair balanced twisted pair cable used by other
has extended the performance specification to 2 GHz, and like
cable categories.
the TIA has not initiated any work similar to ISO’s Class II and
The length of the channel can vary from 28 m to 32 m, depending
Category 8.2 specifications which extend performance and use
on the length of cords (patch/equipment cords) allowed. This is
connectors other than RJ45.
because the patch cord length allowed depends on a derating
factor. The derating factor is based on the wire gauge size
(AWG) of the conductor used in the cordage. See Table 2 for the
length of cordage allowed based on the de-rating factor.
Patch Cord Derating Factor Based on a 24-Metre Permanent Link
EQUIPMENT CORD DERATING FACTOR CORD LENGTH ALLOWED (M)

0% (22/23 AWG) 8
20% (24 AWG) 6
50% (26 AWG) 4
Although this is a great departure from the traditional 100 m,

4-connector channel, Category 8 has to be backwards-
compatible with existing cabling and equipment to allow
auto-negotiation between 100 Mbps, 1 Gbps, 10 Gbps and
40 Gbps over balanced twisted pair cabling. The Category
8 specification is Addendum 1 of the TIA-568-C.2 standard
(ANSI/TIA-568-C.2-1).

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ISO/IEC Category 8 specification What is the application

ISO is the International Organization for Standardization. It Development of a Category 8 performance standard was driven
creates standards for structured cabling similar to TIA, with by the need to support the next generation of NGBASE-T.
participation from international organisations; the US also The need for the next generation BASE-T standard was
has a participating delegation. The ISO/IEC 11801 standard is substantiated by a need to support Ethernet beyond 10GbE for
similar to the ANSI/TIA-568 standard. server-to-switch connections. The existing 40 GbE over copper
standard (ratified in 2010), 40GBASE-CR4, defines 40 Gbs over
Both organisations are trying to harmonise the standards but
twinax cable for up to 7 m. This is sufficient for use within a
there are some differences. For example, ISO specifies the
rack or a neighbouring rack but not sufficient for supporting
channel performance specification as a “Class” and component
other architectures within a data center. Therefore, the initial
performance specifications as a “Category”. TIA has traditionally
application driving the development of NGBASE-T and Category
used “Category” to refer to the component, link and channel
8 was support for server-to-switch connections within a row,
performance specifications.
such as end-of-row or middle-of-row architectures.
ISO recognises several connector types for Category 8. These
interfaces are shown in Table 3 below. Category 8.1/Class I
Next Gen BASE-T ideal for server-
uses an RJ45 interface. This is the same interface used in all to-switch connections within the
TIA category specifications (TIA-568-C.2 standard), including row
the Category 8 specification. ISO recognizes three interfaces
Distance covered by NGBASE-T
for Category 8.2/Class II; the TERA, GG45, and ARJ45. These ■ Within the rack
are also recognised Category 7A interfaces in ISO. It remains ■ Neighbouring racks, stranded
uncertain whether TIA will adopt any of these connector ports

■ End of row
interfaces if they create a Class II specification similar to ISO
in the future.
Distance covered by CR4
■ Within the rack
■ Neighbouring racks
Connection Interfaces for Category 8 in ISO Standards

PMD/INTERFACE SUPPORTED MEDIA TYPE DWG DESCRIPTION Category 8 will allow support of 40 Gbps over balanced twisted
pair cable for 28 to 32 m depending on the patch cord wire gauge
TIA 568-C.2
Category 8.1/Class I
ISO/IEC 11801
RJ45 (AWG) used. This distance works well for use within racks,
neighbouring racks, and end-of-row racks. Switch fabrics, such
IEC 61076-3-104
as leaf and spine, are growing in popularity in the data center
TERA 1
(C7A Interface) and may also provide an application for Category 8. Category
8 will use an RJ45 interface, which is backwards-compatible
Category 8.2/Class II
IEC 60603-7-71
GG45 2
with previous TIA category standards and will support auto-
(C7A Interface)
negotiation, making transitions to faster data applications easy.
IEC 61076-3-110
(C7A Interface)
ARJ45 3 A document has also been produced in TIA that identifies
opportunities for high-performance structured cabling (i.e.
Notes: 1. TERA ® is a registered trademark of The Siemon Company.
2. GG45 ® is a registered trademark of Nexans (France).
Category 8). The TIA TR-42.7 subcommittee approved a new
3. ARJ45 ® is a registered trademark of Bel Fuse Ltd (Hong Kong). Technical Service Bulletin, TIA TSB-5019, “High Performance
Structured Cabling Use Cases for Data Centers and Other
Premises” published at the April 2015 plenary meeting. This
document is intended to provide details for deploying future
Category 8 structured cabling in data centers and other premises
to support 25GBASE-T and 40GBASE-T applications. The
document identifies, analyses and recommends architectures
such as switch fabric, end-of-row, middle-of-row and top-
of-rack for high-performance structured cabling using next
generation BASE-T standards with data rates above 10GBASE-T
such as 25GBASE-T and 40GBASE-T. These examples can be
used in data center or premise designs such as test labs or
equipment rooms requiring high bandwidth solutions.
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What are the challenges? Summary and conclusions
One of the biggest challenges has been defining the Will Category 8 be widely adopted? That is the question being
measurement technology required to assess and verify asked by many. A twisted-pair Ethernet (BASE-T) solution
Category 8 component, link and channel performance. The has advantages such as being one of the most widely adopted
frequency range has drastically increased from 500 MHz for structured cabling technologies, low cost, using a common
Cat. 6A to 2000 MHz for Cat. 8. There are several task groups connector interface and auto-negotiation capabilities. The
working on this. Category 8 standard does specify the RJ45 interface, making
it compatible with all other TIA balanced twisted pair cabling
Addendum 1 to the ANSI/TIA-1183: Measurement Methods
standards.
and Test Fixtures for BalunLess Measurements of Balanced
Components and Systems standard was completed in January The Category 8 channel length has been reduced from the
2016. This standard is intended to be used as an independent historical 100-metre channel length and is a shielded solution,
testing reference and describes methods and fixtures that with the channel being limited to 2 connectors. Both the
support laboratory measurement of all differential mode, mixed 30-metre channel length (can vary from 28-32 m depending
mode, and common mode transmission parameters up to 1 on the cords) and 2-connector channel limitations must
GHz. Category 8 requires the frequency range to be extended be included in designs intended to support future BASE-T
to 2 GHz. applications.
How widely will Category 8 be adopted? Will fibre be less
ANSI/TIA-1152-A, the requirements for field-testing balanced
expensive? Time will tell, however, you should keep an eye on
twisted pair cabling, including Category 8 performance, was
the active equipment manufacturers because they have a huge
approved for publication at the October plenary meeting.
influence on what gets adopted.
This standard provides requirements for field test instruments,
as well as measurement methods for comparing field TIA published the Category 8 standard in July 2016 and ISO
instrument measurements against measurements obtained should be published in the first quarter of 2018.
using laboratory equipment. The challenge was that the
frequency range to be tested had to be increased from 500 MHz
(Cat. 6A) to 2000 MHz for Cat. 8.
The table lists the field tester accuracy levels. TIA published the
Category 8 standard in July 2016 and ISO should be published in
the first quarter of 2017 IEC 61935-1.
Field Tester Accuracy Levels

CABLING STANDARD FREQUENCY RANGE (MHz) ACCURACY LEVEL
CAT 5e 100 Level II
CAT 6 250 Level III
CAT 6A 500 Level IIIe
CAT 8 2000 Level 2G
ISO by IEC (and IEC 61935-1)

CABLING STANDARD FREQUENCY RANGE (MHz) ACCURACY LEVEL
CLASS F 600 Level IV
CLASS FA 1000 Level V (draft)

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Fibre optic system - Transmission
speed from 40 Gbps to 100 Gbps
IEEE and TIA ISO/IEC standards 40/100 Gbps transmission
IEEE 802.3 is a working group within the Institute of Electrical and In 2010, the IEEE 802.3ba standard defining 40 Gbps and 100
Electronics Engineers (IEEE) professional organisation. It is also Gbps Ethernet transmission primarily over optical fibre was
a collection of IEEE standards produced by the working group ratified. This was based on the IEEE 802.3ae standard defining
defining the physical layer and the media access control layer 10 GbE transmission ratified in 2002, which made development
(MAC) of wired Ethernet. (There are other groups responsible of the standard much easier and faster. IEEE did not develop
for wireless, etc.) These standards define technology, generally a completely new transmission definition for 40G bps and 100
specific to local area networks, with some wide area network Gbps transmission over two fibres like 10 GbE. Both 40 GbE
applications. The standards define the physical connections and 100 GbE were based on using parallel transmission paths
between nodes and/or infrastructure devices like hubs, switches, transmitting 10 Gbps; 40 GbE requires four channels and 100
routers, etc. and various types of copper or fibre optic cable. GbE requires ten channels for both transmission and reception.
This was a departure from previous fibre optic systems.
The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) and the SC25
committee in ISO/IEC defines the performance for structured In 2015, IEEE released a new standard, 802.3bm, which provides
cabling at the component level, link level and channel level to a new version of 100 GbE to reduce costs. This standard
support an application over the distance specified. Sometimes reduces the number of transmission channels from 10 to 4 by
a new performance category needs to be defined to support a increasing the modulation rate from 10 Gbps to 25 Gbps in each
new application. channel. This will make it very easy to update the infrastructure
from 40 GbE to 100 GbE because both use the same number
The purpose of standards is to provide the minimum requirements of fibres for transmission.
to guarantee applications will function properly with equipment
from any manufacturer. Using TIA or ISO/IEC structured cabling Every application that IEEE802.3 defines has a Physical Medium
assures interoperability between components from different Dependent (PMD) sublayer as part of the specification. The
manufacturers. PMD sublayer defines details of transmission and reception
of individual bits on a physical medium. Table 1 lists most of
IEEE’s 40 Gbps Ethernet PMDs, including the PMD name, type
of medium and distance over which application is supported.
PMD names are often used when naming transceivers.
Table 1: IEEE Objectives for 40-Gigabit Ethernet
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The initial goals were to support 40GbE for at least 100 m over Table 3: Signalling, Medium and Distance for 40-Gigabit
multimode fibre, up to at least 10 km over singlemode and up Ethernet PMDs
to 7 m over shielded balanced copper (Twinax). With the release
of OM4 (a 50-micron laser-optimised multimode fibre (LOMF)
with higher bandwidth than OM3) the distance can be extended
to 150 m. Another PMD was added in 2015 to support 40 GbE over
singlemode up to at least 40 km. There is also a PMD defined for
supporting 40 GbE for at least 1 m over an electrical backplane.
Table 2 lists the objectives for supporting 100 GbE over specific Table 4: Signalling, Media and Distance for 100-Gigabit
media. Ethernet PMDs
Table 2: IEEE Objectives for 100 Gigabit Ethernet
Some key takeaways are that both 40 GbE and 100 GbE require
more than two fibres for transmission over multimode fibre. 40
GbE requires four transmit and four receive multimode fibres,
making a total of eight fibres per channel.
The newer 100 GbE PMD, 100GBASE-SR4, uses the same cable
plant (eight fibres) as 40 GbE, providing a seamless migration
path. The singlemode options for 40 GbE and 100 GbE also
require multichannel transmission. 40-Gigabit Ethernet over
singlemode uses four transmit channels and four receive
channels, each transmitting at 10 Gbps. 100-Gigabit Ethernet
over singlemode uses four transmit and four receive channels,
each transmitting at 25 Gbps. IEEE 802.3ba, the 40 Gbps and
100 Gbps Ethernet transmission standard, specifies signalling
The objectives for both 40 and 100 GbE are the same; supporting over singlemode fibre using wavelength division multiplexing
the application over multimode fibre for at least 100 m, over (WDM) transmission. This means that for 40 GbE and 100 GbE
singlemode fibre for at least 10 km and a longer option of over singlemode fibre, each of the four channels is transmitted
40 km, and over balanced copper cabling (Twinax) for up to at at a different wavelength.
least 7 m. One thing to keep in mind is that 100GBASE-SR4 is
supported for at least 100 m over multimode fibre when using 40GBASE-LR4 transmission is defined by a center wavelength
OM4 but only 70 m over OM3. and wavelength range for each channel. The center
wavelengths used for the four channel are members of the
The PMDs are summarised in table 3 for 40 GbE and table 4 CWDM (Conventional/Course Wavelength Division Multiplexing)
for 100 GbE. The tables summarise the signalling, media and grid defined in the ITU-T G.694.2 standard. This standard
distance for both 40-Gigabit Ethernet and 100-Gigabit Ethernet. defines a channel spacing grid using wavelengths from 1271
to 1611 nm, with channel spacing of 20 nm. Table 5 shows the
center wavelength and wavelength range for each 40GBASE-
LR4 transmission channel.

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40/100-Gigabit Ethernet
connectivity and cable
100GBASE-LR4 and 100GBASE-ER4 also define a wavelength Based on the aforementioned standards, all 40/100-Gigabit
range for each channel. The wavelength range is the same for Ethernet options over multimode fibre use parallel
both 100GBASE PMDs as shown in table 5. These ranges are transmission, requiring more than two fibres per channel.
based on center frequencies that are part of the frequency grid Fibre connectivity must be able to terminate more than
defined in the ITU-T G.694.1 standard. This standard defines a two fibres. This is a departure from connectivity used
set of frequencies used to designate allowed central frequencies in systems supporting up to 10-Gigabit Ethernet, which
to support dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) only requires a total of two fibres per channel. The most
applications. This standard supports a variety of channel spacing common connector for transmission over two fibres is
ranging from 12.5 GHz to 100 GHz and wider, beginning at 193.1 the LC. This is the only connector recommended for new
THz. 100GBASE-LR4 and 100GBASE-ER4 channels use center installations requiring two fibres for transmission in the
frequencies from 229 THz to 231.4 THz and are spaced at 800 GHz. TIA data center standard, ANSI/TIA-942 and ISO/IEC
11801 3rd Edition and especially ISO/IEC 11801-5 for data
Table 5 shows the center frequency, correlating center centers. This connector is used for 10 GbE and below over
wavelength and wavelength range for each 100GBASE-LR4 and multimode fibre, as well as the 40/100 GbE singlemode
100GBASE-ER4 channel. options reviewed previously.
Table 5: Wavelength-Division-Multiplexed Lane Assignments With the need to support multiple transmission channels,
the Media Dependent Interface (MDI) identified by the IEEE
802.3ba standard for 40 GbE and 100 GbE transmission
(when not using WDM) is the MPO-style connector. The
MPO connector is the connector recommended by the
ANSI/TIA-942 data center standard ISO/IEC 11801 3rd
Edition and especially ISO/IEC 11801-5 for data centers
for applications requiring parallel fibre transmission. The
terms “MPO” and “MTP®” are used interchangeably for
this style of connector. MPO is the generic name for this
Multi-Fibre Push On connector style. MTP is an MPO-style
Since the different wavelengths do not interfere with each other connector and a registered trademark of US Conec, Ltd.
when transmitted on a single fibre, all four can be transmitted It is considered in the industry to be a better performing
over one fibre. If all four signal channels are transmitted at connector with lower insertion loss.
the same wavelength then four fibres are needed to separate
the channels as in parallel transmission over multimode. The MPO Connector
four receive channels also use WDM transmission so 40 GbE
and 100 GbE channels over singlemode only require a total
of two fibres; one transmit fibre and one receive fibre. These Fiber cable Keyway
cables typically use LC connectors. There is no requirement Key

to associate a particular electrical channel with a particular
optical channel since the transceiver is capable of receiving
channels in any order. Alignment hole Alignment pin
MPO female plug connector flat interface Male MDI as a PMD receptacle for mating
Both 40 GbE and 100 GbE have a copper option for up to 7 m with a female MPO plug connector.
using Twinaxial cable. 802.3ba does not define a twisted pair
option.
Notes: MTP® is a registered trademark of US Conec, Ltd.
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MPO connectors are typically terminated onto 12 fibres. MPOs 100G-BASE-SR10 Fibre Optic Channel Assignments Option B:
may also be terminated onto 24 fibres. There is a keyway for Side by side (alternative)
maintaining polarity. (Polarity is covered in more depth later
in this paper in the section entitled, “Fibre Considerations
when Migrating to 40/100-Gigabit Ethernet”). The connector
has precision alignment pins or holes to ensure all fibres align
properly with the mating connector. The component type (i.e.
cassette, adaptor panel, trunk cable) usually dictates whether
there are pins or holes; pins are usually on fixed components
like cassettes. If not properly cleaned, alignment pins can
collect debris around the pins, resulting in the two components
not mating correctly.
IEEE 802.3ba identifies specific positions on an MPO connector
to use for transmission and reception. The four transmit and
four receive fibre optic channels of 40GBASE-SR4 (40 GbE over
multimode) must occupy the positions shown in the figure
below. Options C is similar to option B, but uses the stacked layout
Looking at the end of the MPO, with the connector key on top, depicted in the figure below. The ten middle positions of the top
the transmit fibre optic channels occupy the four leftmost connector are used for reception and ten middle positions of
positions and the receive fibre optic channels occupy the four the bottom connector are used for transmission.
rightmost positions. There are eight active channels within
twelve positions in total, with the four middle positions unused.
40G-BASE-SR4 Fibre Optic Channel Assignments 100G-BASE-SR10 Fibre Optic Channel Assignments Option B:
Side by side (alternative)
Tx Tx Tx Tx Rx Rx Rx Rx
The 100GBASE-SR10 (100 GbE over multimode) requires a total

of 20 fibres, 10 transmit and 10 receive. Position assignments
are shown below. There are three options, the first being a
single receptacle shown as Option A in figure below. Option A
is recommended by IEEE. The two-receptacle options: Option B
and Option C are alternatives.
Option A uses a 24-position MPO connector with the top middle
10 positions allocated for reception and the bottom 10 middle
positions allocated for transmission, as shown in the figure
Equipment manufacturers usually play a key role in driving the
below.
adoption of a particular MDI (Media Dependent Interface) option.
For example, Option A, the single 24-position MPO has more
100G-BASE-SR10 Fibre Optic Channel Assignments Option A:
connections in a smaller footprint, making it more complex and
Single connector (recommended)
therefore more costly to manufacture. Option B, two 12-fibre
side-by-side MPO connectors, requires twice the width of the
other two options. Option C, two stacked 12-position MPO
connectors, is single-width, but takes up more vertical space,
where rack units could potentially be added
Option B and C use two 12-position MPO connectors. Option B,

shown in the figure below, uses side-by-side interfaces. The
10 middle positions of the right-hand interface are used for
reception and the 10 middle positions of the left-hand interface
are used for transmission.
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Fibre considerations when
migrating to 40/100-Gigabit Ethernet
Multimode fibre systems have been the most cost-effective but only supports 100GBASE-SR4 up to 70 m so that is another
fibre solution to use in the data center because the transceivers important consideration. OM4 supports 10 GbE up to 550 m,
are much less expensive than singlemode transceivers. but only supports 40 GbE up to 150 meters. OM4 supports
Multimode transceivers use a vertical cavity surface emitting the 100GBASE-SR10 PMD up to 150 m but only supports
laser (VCSEL) light source, which is easy to manufacture and 100GBASE-SR4 up to 100 m.
package. Multimode fibre systems have a shorter reach than
singlemode systems, however most distances are less than If planning to support 40 GbE and/or 100 GbE in the future, the
150 m; surveys have shown that more than 80% of data centers channel cannot be designed for the maximum distances over
extend to 100 m or less. Although singlemode cable is less which 10G can be supported. If the data center has distances
expensive, after factoring in the total system cost of multimode exceeding 70 m it is a good idea to use OM4, since OM4 supports
versus singlemode, multimode is still much less expensive. 10 GbE through 100 GbE for up to at least 100 m. Always design
for the application that has the most stringent requirements
Some common approaches used in data centers are (usually the fastest data rates) even if the application is a future
summarised in Table 6 below. Each approach uses short- installation.
wavelength (850 nm) transmission over multimode fibre.
In addition to selecting the type of fibre, OM3 or OM4, there
The fibre system should be designed around OM3 or OM4 MMF are several other important considerations when selecting
if there are plans to support applications beyond 10 Gbps. OM3 components for a fibre optic cabling system. These include
supports 10 GbE up to 300 m, but only supports 40 GbE up to channel insertion loss, polarity and alignment pins.
100 m. OM3 supports the 100GBASE-SR10 PMD up to 100 m
Table 6: Common Data Center Approaches Using Short Wavelength Transmission

10G 40G 100G (-SR10) 100G (-SR4)
Signalling 10Gb 10Gb x 4 10Gb x 10 25 Gb x 4
Laser Type VCSEL VCSEL Array VCSEL Array VCSEL Array
Fibre Type OM3/OM4 OM3/OM4 OM3/OM4 OM3/OM4
2 LCs 12-fibre MPO (2) 12-fibre MPOs or 24-fibre 12-fibre MPO
Connector
MPO
2 fibres 8 fibres 20 fibres 8 fibres
Number of Fibres
Needed
OM3: 300 m OM3: 100 m OM3: 100 m OM3: 70 m

Maximum Distance
OM4: 550 m OM4: 150 m1 OM4: 150 m1 OM4: 100 m
1. 150 m over OM4 requires low-loss connectors. This is discussed in the channel insertion section.
Channel Insertion Loss/Loss Budget
of splices in that channel. As can be seen in the table below, as

The channel insertion loss is made up of the insertion loss (IL)
the data rate increases from 10 Gbps to 40/100 Gbps, the total
of the cable, specified as decibels per kilometer (dB/km), the
channel insertion loss or loss budget decreases noticeably.
insertion loss of all mated connector pairs and the insertion loss
Table 7: Maximum Channel Insertion Loss
Max Link Max Channel
PMD Name Fibre Type Total Number Length Insertion
of Fibres (m) Loss (dBs)
10 GbE 10GBASE-SR OM3 2 300 2.6
40 GbE 40GBASE-SR4 OM3 8 100 1.9
40 GbE 40GBASE-SR4 OM4 8 150 1.5
100 GbE 100GBASE-SR4 OM3 8 70 1.9
100 GbE 100GBASE-SR4 OM4 8 100 1.9
100 GbE 100GBASE-SR10 OM3 20 100 1.9
100 GbE 100GBASE-SR10 OM4 20 150 1.5
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Understanding the impact of each component in the channel If we look at a 3-connector-pair channel, the loss budget rises
loss budget is extremely important when selecting cables to 1.85 dB ((3.5db/km * 0.1km) + (0.5 * 3)), as shown in the
and connectors. Often, the cable attenuation performance figure below. This is more than 70% of the 10 Gbps budget and
and bandwidth drive the design of the channel. The impact almost the entire 40/100 Gbps budget. This would exceed the
that a connector can have on the total channel budget can be loss budget using OM4 for 150 m, which is 1.5 dB because of
significant. the longer distance, proving the insertion loss of a connector is
very important.
The figure below shows the total loss budgets for a 100 m
channel at different data rates common to current Ethernet Channel Insertion Loss In a 100 M Channel with 3 Mated Connector Pairs
applications. As data rates progress from 100 Mbps Ethernet-
based systems to today’s 10 Gbps Ethernet-based systems, the
11.0 dB
fibre optic loss budgets have shrunk considerably from 11 dB 1.85 dB
insertion loss
to 2.6dB. 40/100 Gbps Ethernet systems have an even smaller
budget of 1.9 dB when using OM3 or 1.5dB when using OM4.
3.0 dB 2.6 dB 1.9 dB
Total Channel Insertion Loss by Application
100 Mbps 1 Gbps 10 Gbps 40/100 Gbps
(OM3)
11.0 dB It is important to consider the trade-off. If the IL of one

component can be reduced, there will be room for extra loss
in another component. For example, if using OM4 at only 100 m
instead of 150 m, the loss of the cable will be less because IL
3.0 dB
is directly related to distance (dB/km). This can make room for
2.6 dB 1.9 dB more mated connector pairs. However, all of the IL gain can
easily be negated with inferior connector components.
100 Mbps 1 Gbps 10 Gbps 40/100 Gbps
(OM3)
Polarity
If we look at two channel insertion loss budget examples for 2 Don’t forget to plan for the correct polarity. Maintaining correct
and 3 mated pairs, including the cable loss for a 100 m link at polarity guarantees an optical path from the transmit port of
850 nm, the importance of connector loss is apparent. one device to the receive port of another device, known as the
Using the standard loss for a multimode fibre cable (OM3/ polarity flip. There are several different methods to maintain
OM4, 850 nm) of 3 dB/km (ISO/IEC 11801 3rd Edition-Q2 2017) polarity, but the different methods may not be interoperable.
and an average of 0.50 dB loss per mated connector pair (TIA There are three methods depicted in the TIA standards ISO/IEC
standards allow up to a maximum 0.75 dB loss and up to 4 14763-2 “planning and installation”; methods A, B and C. There
connections), the calculated loss for a 100 m channel with 2 are other proprietary methods used by various manufacturers.
mated connector pairs is 1.35 dB ((3.5db/km * 0.1km) + (0.5 *
Each method requires a specific combination of components
2)). Applied to the loss budgets, as shown in the figure below,
to maintain polarity. Assuming duplex signalling, using an
this is not significant for 100 Mbps systems. However, the
MPO backbone cable, cassettes and patch cords, the following
insertion loss takes up a little more than half of the 10G budget
list shows the component options that are used in specific
and almost three-quarters of the 40/100 Gbps budget.
combinations for each of the polarity methods.
Channel Insertion Loss In a 100 M Channel with 2 Mated Connector Pairs The options for components are:
• MPO-to-MPO backbone cables: Type A, B or C
• MPO-to-LC cassettes: Method A or Method B
11.0 dB
• Patch cords: Type A-to-A or Type A-to-B
1.35 dB
insertion loss A-to-A and A-to-B Patch Cords
A B
3.0 dB 2.6 dB B A
1.9 dB A-to-A Patch Cord
100 Mbps 1 Gbps 10 Gbps 40/100 Gbps A B

(OM3)
B A
A-to-B Patch Cord

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For example, with duplex signalling, a Method A polarity scheme The pinned connector is typically located inside the panel to help
uses a Method A cassette, Type A trunk cable and a type A-to-B protect the pins from being damaged (i.e. the fixed connector
patch cord on one end of the channel and a type A-to-A patch is pinned and the connector that is frequently removed and
cord on the other end. The transmit to receive flip occurs in the handled is unpinned). For example, cassettes are typically
patch cord at one end. Method B uses a Method B cassette and pinned and trunk cables are typically unpinned.
trunk cable and an A-to-B patch cord at each end because the
Consult the manufacturer since there may be exceptions
flip occurs in the cassette and trunk cable. Method C uses a
required for your design.
Method A cassette with a Type C trunk cable and A-to-B patch
If not properly cleaned, alignment pins can collect debris
cords at each end. The flip occurs in the trunk cable only.
around the pins, resulting in the two components not mating
correctly.
Polarity becomes more complicated when migrating to
40/100 GbE because parallel transmission replaces duplex
transmission. Parallel fibre optic links integrate multiple
transmitters in one transmitter module, multiple fibres in fibre What’s coming?
array connectors and multiple receivers in one receiver module.
Multiple transmitters and receivers may also be integrated
IEEE has a number of ongoing projects for both copper and
together in a transceiver module.
fibre applications. A key fibre-application project underway is
The three methods, A,B and C, are expanded in the ANSI/TIA-
for 400 GbE. The goal is to provide physical layer specifications,
568 ISO/IEC 14763-2 standard to include links that use parallel
supporting the following link distances:
signalling in one row (24-fibre MPO). Array connectors are
keyed to maintain polarity. A keyed MPO connector is shown in
At least 100 m over MMF
the figure below.
At least 500 m over SMF
At least 2 km over SMF
MPO Plug Fibre Positions Looking at the Ferrule End with Key Up
At least 10 km over SMF
Alignment Pin Holes Key shown up MPO Ferrule
The first phase of 400 GbE over MMF uses 16 channels for
transmission in both directions (total of 32 channels), each
…………
transmitting at 25 Gbps. To support this, TIA published a
standard for 16- and 32-fibre MPO-style array connectors,
Position 1 Position 12 ANSI/TIA-604-18 (FOCUS 18) at the end of 2015.
To provide a cost and performance migration path to 400 GbE,
IEEE added support for two-channel 100 Gbps and four-channel
Alignment Pins 200 Gbps sometimes called NGOATH (Next Generation One and
When mating connector plugs that use alignment pins, like Two Hundred). Both of these are based on 50 Gbps channel
the MPO connector, it is critical that one plug is pinned and the rates. As a result, IEEE is also defining a single-channel 50 Gbps
other plug is unpinned. Because all known transceivers that PHY with supported distances of at least 100 m over multimode
accept MPO plugs are pinned, they accept only unpinned plugs. fibre along with 2 km and 10 km options over singlemode fibre.
This two-channel 100 GbE will be supported over multimode
fibre up to at least 100 m and up to at least 500 m over singlemode
MPO Connector With Pins Installed
fibre. 200 GbE will be supported over multimode fibre at least
100 m, also. There will be several singlemode options including
supporting a distance of at least 500 m using 4-channel parallel
Alignment singlemode fibre (four parallel fibres), supporting a distance of
Pins
at least 2 km over duplex singlemode fibre and supporting a
distance of at least 10 km over duplex singlemode fibre.
The wideband MMF TIA standard was approved for publication
in the middle of 2016. The standard specifies high bandwidth
50 μm core diameter/125 μm cladding diameter, laser-optimised
optical fibre that is optimised to enhance performance for
single wavelength or multi-wavelength transmission systems
with wavelengths in the vicinity of 850 nm to 950 nm. The actual
operating band is from 850 nm to 953 nm. The effective modal
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bandwidth (EMB) for this new fibre is specified at the lower and port will be able to auto-negotiate 128 GFC back to 32 GFC and
upper wavelengths: 4700 MHz•km at 850 nm and 2470 MHz•km 16 GFC without user intervention.
at 953 nm. ISO/IEC has assigned the OM5 designation for this
There are ongoing discussions to combine both 64 GFC and
type of fibre.
256 GFC. Having a SWDM MMF option, based on Wide Band
This is a significant standard for multimode fibre because MMF TIA-492AAAE, is also being considered. Requirements
it makes wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) possible will include backwards compatibility with 32 GFC.
over multimode fibre. Since the fibre is optimised for short
wavelengths, the wavelength division multiplexing used over
multimode fibre is commonly called short wavelength division
multiplexing (SWDM). Up until now, WDM has only been used Conclusions
with singlemode fibre. WDM is important because it is one of
four ways to increase the data rate: WDM, parallel transmission
Before selecting a product for your data center design,
with multiple fibres, increased modulation and using multi-
establish the fastest application your structured cabling will
level coding.
need to support. Multimode fibre systems are more common
To show how this new standard can influence fibre optic plant than singlemode systems for short distances because they
for current and in-progress Ethernet standards refer to Table 8. are more cost-effective. Select at least OM3, however OM4
The current 40 GbE (40GBASE-SR4) standard, using short will provide longer-distance support or more connections over
wavelength over multimode fibre (MMF), uses a channel rate shorter distances. Some newer applications are supported
of 10 Gbps with eight fibres; four fibres for transmission and up to 100 m only by OM4, so be aware of the application and
four fibres for reception. Using WBMMF that supports four distance requirements.
wavelengths (in effect four channels) the four transmit fibres
are reduced to one fibre, as are the receive fibres. The fibre Wideband multimode fibre will have a huge influence on the
optic cable plant is reduced from eight fibres to two. 100GbE is fibre optic cable plant. As long as transceivers are available, two
an even better example because the original standard released fibres can support up to 100 GbE using duplex transmission. If
in 2010 (100GBASE-SR10) required a total of 20 fibres, 10 a transceiver can support 50 Gbps per channel using SWDM
transmit and 10 receive, using a 10Gbps channel rate. A new over wideband fibre, even the new 200 GbE could use duplex
100GbE standard (100GBASE-SR4) was published in 2015 transmission (2 fibres in total). Wideband multimode fibre
specifying a 25Gbps channel rate which allowed the fibre count requires 25% of the total number of OM4 fibres to support
to be reduced to a total of eight fibres; the same fibre count applications traditionally using parallel transmission (multiple
as 40GbE. This is an example of how increased modulation transmit and multiple receive fibres).
reduces the fibre count. Using SWDM with the new WBMMF
will reduce the fibre optic plant to two fibres for 100 GbE using The type of connector is determined by the transmission; LC for
a 25 Gbps channel rate. Both 40 GbE and 100 GbE are reduced duplex transmission and MPO/MTP® for parallel transmission.
to duplex transmission. Channel insertion loss is the foundation for design, so consider
high-performance, low-loss components.
As was mentioned, Phase I of the 400GbE (IEEE 802.3bs)
standard will specify transmission over multimode using
You will also need to consider the polarity method to be
parallel transmission with a channel rate of 25 Gbps. This will
used and then select the correct components to support that
require a total of 32 fibres. Employing SWDM over WBMMF
method. If using array connectors for parallel transmission,
reduces the fibre count to 8 fibres, 25% of the number of fibres
consider which components require pins and which do not. The
required in Phase I.
best option is to work with the manufacturer to make sure the
There are also many developments within Fibre Channel, a correct components are selected.
high-speed network technology primarily used to connect
computer data storage. 32G Fibre Channel (GFC) was published Don’t forget to put as much thought into designing your physical
and transceivers have been trialled since the 3rd quarter of infrastructure as the structured cabling. The connection density
2016. The target link distance is 100 m over OM4 and 70 m in switches, servers and routers is increasing. This means more
over OM3. 32 GFC still uses serial transmission with 2 fibres cable to manage and higher operating temperatures, making
and will use the same external small form factor pluggable properly managed airflow extremely important. The correct
(SFP) transceiver modules with LC fibre optic connectors. infrastructure design is critical to extend the life of the network
This will be backwards-compatible with 8 GFC and 16 GFC. and protect your investment.
There is a new project looking at 128 GFC. Normally, Fibre
Channel doubles in speed, 8 GFC, 16 GFC, 32 GFC, etc., but
128 GFC will be based on 32 GFC. 128 GFC will use 4 x 32 GFC. A

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CPR – Construction Products
Regulation
The aim of the CPR regulation is to guarantee the free circulation The CPR regulation (EU 305/2011) concerns all the products
of products made in the European Union, adopting a harmonised made to be permanently incorporated (installed/used) in
technical language which can define the performance and buildings and other civil engineering works (e.g. homes,
essential features of all construction products. industrial and commercial buildings, offices, hospitals,
schools, undergrounds, etc.). As part of the features considered
Electrical cables are rarely the cause of a fire but when they
important for the safety of constructions included in the CPR,
are involved they may form a seriously hazardous component
the European Commission has decided to consider cables’
because of their large quantities and because they are found
Reaction to Fire and Resistance to Fire, recognising the
in all rooms of the building. With careful prevention and
importance of their behaviour and role in fire. The release of
making state-of-the-art systems with safe and high-quality
harmful substances is one of the performances considered
components in accordance with the CPR regulation, fire
important for cables, although at present no minimum levels
propagation, the lack of visibility in smoke-filled rooms and the
of performance have been established because when used
diffusion of corrosive and toxic gases can be reduced or almost
normally the cables do not release harmful substances.
totally eliminated.
All the cables installed permanently in constructions, to
transport power or for telecommunications, of any voltage level
and with copper or fibre optic conductors, must be classified on
the basis of the classes of premises where they will be installed.
The cables are classified in 7 classes of Reaction to Fire: Aca,

B1ca, B2ca, Cca, Dca, Eca and Fca identified by the subscript
“ca” (cable) as a function of their decreasing performance. As
well as this main classification, the European authorities have
also regulated the use of the following additional parameters:
• a = acidity which defines the hazard of the fumes for people
and the corrosiveness for things. Varies from a1 to a3
• s = opaqueness of the smoke. Varies from s1 to s3
• d = dropping of incandescent particles which could propagate
fire. Varies from d0 to d2.
A more severe check (System 1+) is required for the classes
from Aca to Cca. It lays down the initial check and continuous
monitoring of the product and checks of the manufacturing
control system, while for the classes from Dca to Eca the check
only lays down the initial product check (System 3). Class F,
however, is based on the manufacturer’s self-declaration
(System 4).
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The table below contains the classification of cables according
to the test requirements of the CPR Regulation and the
correlation between the cable classification and the most
representative installation rooms.
Classification Additional AVCP system

Euroclass (Assessment and Verification
criteria criteria
of Consistency of Performance)
Non combustible EN ISO 1716

(e.g. mineral Aca Gross heat
insulated) of combustion “1+”, including:
• initial type-testing and continuous

surveillance
• Audit & testing of samples

B1ca Smoke production by 3rd-party certification body
(s1a, s1b, s2, s3)
EN50399/EN61034-2 Factory production controls
EN 50399
B2ca Heat release by manufacturer
Low-Fire-Hazard Acidity
Flame spread
cables (a1, a2, a3)
(various levels) EN 50267-2-3
EN 60332-1-2
Cca Flame propagation
Flaming droplets
(d0, d1, d2)
EN 50399 “3”, including:
Dca
• initial type-testing
by 3rd-party laboratory
EN 60332-1-2
Standard cables Eca Flame propagation Factory production controls
by manufacturer
“4”
No performance EN 60332-1-2 initial type-testing
determined Fca Flame propagation and factory production controls
by manufacturer

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