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General| Topology | Line Interactive |
|---|---|
| Wave Type | Sine wave |
| Output Power Capacity | 1400VA |
| Output Power Capacity (Watts) | 980W |
| Input Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Output Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Waveform | Sine wave |
| Transfer Time | 4ms |
| Battery Type | Sealed Lead Acid |
| Typical Recharge Time | 3 hours |
| Audible Alarm | Yes |
Requires two people for installation due to weight. Battery can be removed to lighten.
Do not work alone. Connect to a properly protected receptacle matching the UPS plug.
Output may be energized by internal battery. Disconnect power and battery before servicing.
Contains hazardous voltages. Do not disassemble. Battery replacement is permitted.
Inspect UPS on receipt. Notify carrier/dealer of damage. Packaging is recyclable.
Place in a protected area free of dust and with adequate airflow. Ensure vents are not blocked.
Basic installation steps include stacking on battery pack or rail mounting in rack.
Position UPS on top of the 2U battery pack. Use indentations for proper placement.
Uses standard 19-inch rack mounting rails, brackets, and cleats. Hardware provided.
Procedure to reinstall the battery after rack mounting.
Steps to connect the battery and attach the front bezel using a screwdriver.
Connect peripheral devices to the UPS and the UPS to the utility power supply.
Ensure battery is connected. Press the Test button to power up the UPS and connected equipment.
Information on adding optional accessories for enhanced functionality.
Information on available accessories and software for the UPS.
Overview of front panel buttons (ON/OFF) and their functions.
Details on using ON and OFF buttons for power control and master control.
Explains the five-LED display indicating percentage of power used by connected equipment.
Covers automatic and manual self-tests for UPS maintenance and checks.
UPS monitors utility power and displays voltage. Explains online LED and voltage diagnostics.
Explains LEDs for AVR Trim (high voltage) and AVR Boost (low voltage) compensation.
How the UPS provides power from its internal battery during utility failures.
The 'On Battery' LED illuminates when the UPS is supplying power from the battery.
The five-LED display shows the current percentage of UPS battery charge.
Explains the overload LED and sustained alarm tone indicating an overload condition.
The 'Replace Battery' LED and beeps indicate a battery self-test failure.
UPS stops supplying power, waiting for utility power return. Initiated by software or accessory.
Details on serial port, USB ports, and battery pack connectors.
Instructions for connecting to the serial port using an APC-supplied cable.
For 120V/100V models; connects ground lead for surge suppression devices.
Adjusts UPS sensitivity to line voltage distortions. Options: High, Medium, Low.
Configures the timing of low battery warnings before shutdown.
Explains the Input Circuit Breaker and Site Wiring Fault LED.
UPS automatically switches to battery power during utility failures.
Pressing the Test button silences the UPS alarm during on-battery operation.
Information on UPS battery life and recommended replacement intervals.
Sets the interval for automatic UPS self-tests. Options include daily, weekly, or on startup.
Allows unique identification of the UPS for network management purposes.
Track the date of the last battery module replacement.
Sets the battery charge percentage before returning from a shutdown.
Adjusts UPS sensitivity to voltage distortions to conserve battery life.
Configures the duration of the low battery warning before the UPS initiates shutdown.
Sets a delay for alarms to avoid nuisance alerts for minor power glitches.
Determines the interval between a shutdown command and the actual UPS shutdown.
Waits for a specified time after utility power returns before turning on to avoid overload.
Adjusts the high voltage transfer point to avoid unnecessary battery usage.
Adjusts the low voltage transfer point for chronically low utility voltage.
Allows the user to select the output voltage for the UPS.
Procedure to disconnect the battery before shipping the UPS.
Steps to safely remove the UPS from a rack for transportation.
Guidelines for storing the UPS in a cool, dry location with fully charged batteries.
Recommendations for charging the UPS battery during extended storage periods.
Instructions for safely replacing the hot-swappable battery module.
Steps to remove the front bezel and access the battery module for replacement.
Connects the new battery module, tucks cables, and reattaches the bezel.
Addresses issues where the UPS fails to power on, with corresponding solutions.
Addresses issues where the UPS fails to turn off, with corresponding solutions.
Explains why the UPS might operate on battery even with normal line voltage.
Explains the cause of occasional beeping, often normal operation.
Addresses issues of the UPS not providing expected backup time.
Explains constant beeping with all LEDs lit, indicating internal fault or overload.
Indicates the UPS has been shut down remotely via software or accessory.
Explains the condition where all LEDs are off while plugged in, often due to discharged battery.
Indicates a weak battery or a failed battery self-test.
The overload LED and alarm indicate the connected load exceeds UPS capacity.
Indicates the UPS is connected to an improperly wired utility power outlet.
Explains how to use the cold start feature to power equipment from the battery.
Steps to follow if the UPS requires service, including troubleshooting and contacting support.
Information on how to contact APC Customer Service for support and warranty inquiries.
Lists regulatory agency approvals and radio frequency warnings for different models.
Details compliance with FCC rules for Class A digital devices and potential interference.
Chinese warning regarding potential RF interference for Class A products.
Japanese statement regarding VCCI compliance for Class A information technology equipment.
Declares conformity to specified standards and directives.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the limited warranty for APC products.
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