Emerson XDF - Manual

Table of Contents:

• Page 3 – TABLE OF CONTENTS; XDF C
• Page 4 – ii; XDF
• Page 5 – iii; AINTENANCE; FIGURES
• Page 6 – iv; TABLES
• Page 7 – SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
• Page 8 – Glossary of Symbols; LOSSARY
• Page 9 – Product Description; RODUCT; three feet in the front, rear and right side. See; Figure 6; . This is possible because heat rejected from; Operational Overview—Self-Contained, Air Cooled Model; air through the electronic equipment in the XDF (see; Figure 1
• Page 10 – Operational Overview - Water/Glycol Cooled Model; tronic equipment in the XDF (see; connections (refer to; or; inants that might reduce cooling efficiency and damage the XDF.; Figure 2
• Page 11 – Figure 3
• Page 12 – Figure 4; FRONT; DETAIL A
• Page 13 – Figure 5; REAR VIEW
• Page 15 – XDF Components; OMPONENTS; stabilizing feet and a grounding lug.; NOTE; especially important if panels have been removed in the field.
• Page 16 – Heat Removal—Self-Contained, Air Cooled XDF; Figure 7
• Page 17 – Figure 8
• Page 18 – and; Display; Liebert iCOM controller
• Page 19 – Coolant Source—Water/Glycol Models; and other contaminants that might obstruct the system’s piping.; Figure 10 Water/glycol XDF supplied by closed-loop water system; CAUTION; clog the XDF’s brazed plate condenser.
• Page 21 – Optional Equipment; MP Advanced Power Strips and Controllers; Table 14 - MP Advanced; or refer to the MP Advanced Power Strip user manual, SL-28015.; MP Advanced Access Servers; —Monitors and controls up to 32 MP Advanced Power Strips.; OpenComms EM; parameters for alarms and status notifications.; Uninterruptible Power Supply; Line Interactive Systems; Refer to the UPS user manual for further details.; Figure 12 Optional power equipment, examples; GXT2U UPS and Additional Battery Cabinet
• Page 22 – Installation; NSTALLATION; Inspection; a copy to Liebert Corporation or to your sales representative.; Packing Material; Recommended Setup Equipment; WARNING
• Page 23 – Handling the Unit While It is Packaged; cables and spreader bars to protect the XDF’s sides from damage.; Figure 13 Recommended unit handling equipment; protective corner and side packaging planks (see; Figure 14 Removing XDF packaging
• Page 24 – installed. Refer to the packing slip for the unit’s exact weight.; Figure 15 Remove lag bolts and brackets; Four (4) Lag Bolts and Two Brackets Per Corner; Right front corner detail
• Page 25 – Figure 16 Roll XDF off the shipping skid
• Page 26 – XDF Site Preparation; tion; Figure 17 XDF clearances; Water/Glycol models do not
• Page 27 – Voltage Requirements; amp requirements of each option, refer to; Figure 18 Alternate condenser fan power connection
• Page 28 – Uninterruptible Power Supply—Optional; the UPS’s user manual before connecting utility power to the unit.; cations; Drycooler Installation—Water/Glycol Cooled Model; Table 1; Model
• Page 29 – Equipment Layout; ier to tip over (see; Figure 20 Recommended equipment arrangement; off. Ensure that all electrical sources are disconnected.
• Page 30 – Frame and Enclosure Configurations; Before installing any electrical equipment, make sure that the
• Page 31 – Side Panels—Remove and Replace; Remove
• Page 32 – Left panel only; fasteners clockwise 90 degrees.; retainers will allow unsupported panel to fall.
• Page 33 – Piping Considerations—Water/Glycol Models Only; ance with all national and local regulations.; General; fluid chemistry and fluid maintenance.; Closed Loop Water System; see; will clog the XDF’s brazed plate condenser.; Table 2; EWT
• Page 34 – extend the service life of the water cooled condenser.; Freeze Protection—Coolant Type and Insulation; return lines require insulation to prevent condensation.; from freezing of residual water.
• Page 35 – Drycooler Loop System; which the system is operating.; Table 3; insoluble material that can foul the system.; drycooler and related equipment.; Automotive antifreeze is unacceptable and must NOT be used.
• Page 36 – Filling the XDF with Coolant—Water or Glycol; Preparing the System for Filling; Filling the System with Water or Glycol; Table 6; Volume; Do not mix products of different manufacturers.
• Page 37 – Electrical Connections; LECTRICAL; information, refer to; Detail Area; Dashed line delineates
• Page 38 – Move plate to back panel for alternate
• Page 39 – Utility Power Supply; Route Input Power Cables Through the XDF’s Top; Figure 23 Route input power cords through XDF top
• Page 40 – Cable Management Options; ABLE; are available to meet changing requirements.; Cable Management Considerations; described in; Cable Management; Figure 24 Cable rings, Velcro straps on XDF rails
• Page 41 – Cable Access; Use the clamp to secure the bundle around the cables.; Optional Cable Management Channel; The optional Foundation Cable Management Channel (CMC) combines; Figure 25 Cable Management Channel lengths; Sealed Entrance
• Page 42 – Figure 27 Cable management accessories: Cable Tray; Carriage Bolt; Cable Tray Detail View
• Page 43 – Startup; TARTUP; side of the XDF. Make sure all doors are shut and sealed properly.; XDF Startup Inspection Checklist; meaning of LED indicators.
• Page 44 – Starting the XDF; shows the; Figure 28 iCOM controller keys; ESC
• Page 45 – Operation; PERATION; With the Door Open; Environmental Control; using your iCOM, refer to; Through the iCOM Display; SiteScan or third-party building management systems; iCOM Components and Functions; The iCOM controller layout is shown in; Figure 29 iCOM display components; that refer to multiple unit operations.
• Page 46 – Table 7; Icon
• Page 47 – Navigating Through the iCOM Display; default screen may be either graphical or simple (no bar graphs).; Figure 30 iCOM graphical display default screen components; ACT; UNIT ON; OK; kW
• Page 48 – Viewing Data; Figure 32 iCOM user menu, Page 1 of 6; be re-entered before changes may be made.; PASSWORD LEVEL0; SET; DISPLAY SETUP
• Page 49 – Changing Operational Settings
• Page 50 – Table 8; EVENT
• Page 51 – Changing iCOM’s Display Settings; Figure 34 Display setup screen; Changing the XDF’s Default Operating Temperature; Highlight the
• Page 52 – Operation With the Door Open
• Page 53 – Backup Ventilation System; Figure 35 Airflow pattern, backup ventilation operation; Uninterruptible Power Supply
• Page 54 – Maintenance; Periodic Maintenance; or cleaned with compressed air.; Table 9; Problem
• Page 55 – Specifications; PECIFICATIONS; Figure 36 XDF model numbers
• Page 56 – Electrical specifications
• Page 57 – Optional Power Systems; UPS performance data
• Page 58 – different installation requirements. See; Mounting Method & Size; in; MP Advanced Power Strip specifications
• Page 60 – Precision Cooling