What to do if AEG protect d. 1000 shows Heat sink Over Temperature alarm?
If the AEG UPS displays a Heat sink Over Temperature alarm, ensure that the fans are functioning correctly and that the air intake vents on the uninterruptible power supply are not blocked. The cause may be fan failure. After the maximum temperature is reached, the uninterruptible power supply shuts down.
What to do if AEG protect d. 1000 reports Fan Failure?
If the AEG UPS reports a Fan Failure, contact your service representative immediately and remove the load.
What to do if my AEG protect d. 1000 UPS shows Charger Failure alarm?
If your AEG UPS shows a Charger Failure alarm, contact your service representative.
What to do if AEG UPS signals Battery DC Over Voltage?
If the AEG UPS signals a Battery DC Over Voltage, contact your service representative.
How to fix Battery Disconnected alarm on AEG UPS?
To address a Battery Disconnected alarm on your AEG UPS, ensure that all batteries are correctly connected. If the condition persists, contact your service representative.
General| Product type | UPS |
|---|---|
| Nominal input voltage | 230 V |
| UPS topology | Line-Interactive |
| Wave type | Sinewave |
| Emergency Power Off (EPO) | Yes |
| Communication ports | USB, RS-232 |
| Form factor | Tower |
| Operating Temperature | 0 - 40 °C |
| Storage Temperature | -15 - 45 °C |
| Output voltage | 230 V |
| Output frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Battery type | Sealed lead-acid (SLA) |
| Typical Recharge Time | 4 h |
| Humidity | 0-95% |
Details the technologies used in the PROTECT D UPS, including PFC, IGBT inverter, and automatic bypass.
Provides detailed input voltage, frequency, and charging rate specifications for the PROTECT D series.
Details output voltage, frequency, waveform, crest factor, and overload behavior.
Provides autonomy times, voltage, float voltage, charge power, battery type, and recharging times.
General safety precautions and warnings, including pictograms for danger, attention, and information.
Important safety instructions for mounting, operation, and maintenance of PROTECT D and battery modules.
Covers electrical hazards, risk of burns, grounding, and general handling precautions for the UPS.
Details safety regarding condensation, mains input/output connection, vents, liquids, and electric shock.
Explains dangers of battery explosion, handling precautions, and proper shutdown procedures.
Instructions for unpacking, checking for damages, and verifying completeness of the UPS and battery modules.
Instructions for removing the front panel of external battery units to facilitate wiring.
Steps to open the UPS front panel and connect the internal battery system via provided connectors.
Removing the access slot cover to connect external battery units to the UPS.
Instructions for comparing input voltage settings and connecting the UPS to a fused power outlet.
Ensuring output capacity, connecting loads to UPS outlets, and managing load segments.
Instructions for installing the EPO connection for immediate UPS shutdown and safety notes.
Guidance on interpreting detailed error messages to localize and resolve malfunctions.
Lists alarms for bypass operation, utility failure (battery mode), and battery disconnection.
Details alarms for low battery, shutdown imminent, battery test failed, service battery, and utility not present.
Lists alarms for input voltage/frequency deviations, site wiring faults, remote EPO, output overload, and battery DC over voltage.
Details alarms for charger failure, output short circuit, heat sink over temperature, fan failure, and EEPROM faults.
Safety precautions and general advice before replacing UPS batteries.
Steps to remove screws and slide out the UPS front panel for battery access.
Disconnecting battery connectors, removing battery cover plate, and sliding out the battery pack.
Inserting new battery pack, replacing cover plate, connecting batteries, and closing the front panel.
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