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CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in equipment damage.
Details about the display interface, bezel, battery, and internal connector cables.
Identifies USB port, serial data port, battery connector, circuit breaker, UPS input, outlets, and ground screw.
Steps for connecting equipment to the UPS and the UPS to the power source.
Explanation of USB, Serial, and Chassis ground screw connections.
Options for configuring and initiating UPS self-tests.
Adjusting the UPS sensitivity to input power quality.
Setting the UPS output voltage for specific models.
Configuring the LCD display illumination and dimming behavior.
Enabling the energy-efficient Green Mode for UPS operation.
How to reset the UPS event log.
Setting the display to remain constantly illuminated.
Enabling display dimming to save power after inactivity.
Setting for equipment less sensitive to voltage fluctuations.
Standard setting for normal operating conditions.
Setting for sensitive equipment tolerating minor fluctuations.
Identifies components and buttons on the UPS display panel.
Explains the meaning of different LED statuses and audible alarms.
UPS operating on battery power and its associated indicators.
Indicators for utility or battery power overload conditions.
Indicates the battery is nearing depletion.
Signals a failure or issue with the UPS battery.
Indicates an internal error within the UPS system.
Indicates the UPS is supplying conditioned utility power.
UPS operating efficiently, bypassing AVR when voltage is stable.
Indicates the percentage of load connected to the UPS.
Shows remaining battery runtime in minutes.
Displays the current charge level of the UPS battery.
Indicates the connected equipment exceeds UPS power rating.
Counts events that caused the UPS to switch to battery.
Explains AVR boost/trim and bypass functions for voltage stabilization.
Indicates input and output voltage readings.
Signals an internal system fault has occurred.
Indicates that audible alarms are currently disabled.
Indicates battery disconnected or nearing end of service life.
Indicates the UPS is overloaded.
Indicates a short circuit on the UPS output.
Indicates the UPS output voltage is too high.
Indicates the UPS has overheated.
Indicates a fault with the Automatic Voltage Regulator relay.
Indicates a fault with the UPS inverter.
Details on powering the UPS on and off.
Operations related to the UPS display and status inquiry.
Enabling or disabling audible alarms.
Procedure for adjusting UPS sensitivity levels.
How to perform and interpret UPS self-tests.
Procedures for resetting UPS events and faults.
Solutions for issues related to UPS power and output.
Diagnosing why the UPS is running on battery while connected to utility power.
Understanding normal operation beeps versus fault indications.
Troubleshooting short battery backup duration.
Interpreting fault messages and constant beeping.
Addressing issues when the replace battery icon is lit.
Resolving issues indicated by the site wiring fault LED.
Steps to follow when the unit requires service or repair.
Instructions for safely packing and shipping the UPS.
Details of the product warranty coverage and limitations.
Information regarding the warranty's transferability.
Conditions and circumstances not covered by the warranty.
How to submit a warranty claim and obtain customer support.
CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in equipment damage.
Details about the display interface, bezel, battery, and internal connector cables.
Identifies USB port, serial data port, battery connector, circuit breaker, UPS input, outlets, and ground screw.
Steps for connecting equipment to the UPS and the UPS to the power source.
Explanation of USB, Serial, and Chassis ground screw connections.
Options for configuring and initiating UPS self-tests.
Adjusting the UPS sensitivity to input power quality.
Setting the UPS output voltage for specific models.
Configuring the LCD display illumination and dimming behavior.
Enabling the energy-efficient Green Mode for UPS operation.
How to reset the UPS event log.
Setting the display to remain constantly illuminated.
Enabling display dimming to save power after inactivity.
Setting for equipment less sensitive to voltage fluctuations.
Standard setting for normal operating conditions.
Setting for sensitive equipment tolerating minor fluctuations.
Identifies components and buttons on the UPS display panel.
Explains the meaning of different LED statuses and audible alarms.
UPS operating on battery power and its associated indicators.
Indicators for utility or battery power overload conditions.
Indicates the battery is nearing depletion.
Signals a failure or issue with the UPS battery.
Indicates an internal error within the UPS system.
Indicates the UPS is supplying conditioned utility power.
UPS operating efficiently, bypassing AVR when voltage is stable.
Indicates the percentage of load connected to the UPS.
Shows remaining battery runtime in minutes.
Displays the current charge level of the UPS battery.
Indicates the connected equipment exceeds UPS power rating.
Counts events that caused the UPS to switch to battery.
Explains AVR boost/trim and bypass functions for voltage stabilization.
Indicates input and output voltage readings.
Signals an internal system fault has occurred.
Indicates that audible alarms are currently disabled.
Indicates battery disconnected or nearing end of service life.
Indicates the UPS is overloaded.
Indicates a short circuit on the UPS output.
Indicates the UPS output voltage is too high.
Indicates the UPS has overheated.
Indicates a fault with the Automatic Voltage Regulator relay.
Indicates a fault with the UPS inverter.
Details on powering the UPS on and off.
Operations related to the UPS display and status inquiry.
Enabling or disabling audible alarms.
Procedure for adjusting UPS sensitivity levels.
How to perform and interpret UPS self-tests.
Procedures for resetting UPS events and faults.
Solutions for issues related to UPS power and output.
Diagnosing why the UPS is running on battery while connected to utility power.
Understanding normal operation beeps versus fault indications.
Troubleshooting short battery backup duration.
Interpreting fault messages and constant beeping.
Addressing issues when the replace battery icon is lit.
Resolving issues indicated by the site wiring fault LED.
Steps to follow when the unit requires service or repair.
Instructions for safely packing and shipping the UPS.
Details of the product warranty coverage and limitations.
Information regarding the warranty's transferability.
Conditions and circumstances not covered by the warranty.
How to submit a warranty claim and obtain customer support.
General| VA Rating | 1000 VA |
|---|---|
| Interface Ports | USB |
| Form Factor | Tower |
| Output Power | 600 Watts |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Battery Type | Sealed lead-acid battery |
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