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General| VA Rating | 3000 VA |
|---|---|
| Form Factor | Tower |
| Type | Line Interactive |
| Wattage | 2700 Watts |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Communication Ports | USB |
| Category | Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) |
| Dimensions | 432 x 196 x 445 mm |
Details FCC compliance and potential interference issues for radio communications.
Outlines the two-year warranty, repair/replacement obligations, and exclusions.
Explains APC's policy regarding the use of its products in life support applications.
Provides a general description of the UPS, its modules, and basic functionality.
Details the advantage of modular components that can be replaced without interruption.
Explains the EPO function for remote power disconnection in emergencies.
Describes the LCD display and buttons for user interaction and monitoring.
Covers RS-232 and SNMP options for remote monitoring and control.
Warns about electrical shock risks, proper grounding, and receptacle requirements.
Advises on avoiding water, humidity, and excessive heat for safe operation.
Details the functions and components of the Isolation Unit (IU).
Labels and describes various parts of the Isolation Unit (IU).
Details the functions and components of the Electronics Unit (EU).
Labels and describes various parts of the Electronics Unit (EU).
Introduces the Battery Pack and its basic characteristics.
Explains how to connect battery packs and the function of indicators.
Instructions for inspecting the UPS upon delivery for any transit damage.
Guidance on protecting information systems from surges via other entry points.
How to move the heavy UPS unit safely using a hand truck.
Recommends placement in a protected environment with adequate airflow and no dust.
Specifies the required input voltages (208 Vac, 220-240 Vac) for proper operation.
Details the initial steps for hardwiring the UPS input, including color codes for wires.
Lists the tools and cable clamp fittings needed for hard wiring.
Provides step-by-step instructions for performing the input hard wiring.
Guides on removing knockouts and attaching cable clamps for input wiring.
Details connecting the stripped wires to the input terminal block and securing the cable.
Explains how to reconfigure the UPS for 208 Vac operation.
Instructions for wiring output loads, especially for loads over 10 Amps.
Details connecting the output wires to the terminal block and securing the cable.
Step-by-step guide for connecting battery couplers and securing them.
Instructions for connecting the communication cables between battery packs and the UPS.
Details how to connect the EPO interface to an external switch for safety.
Guides through the steps to power on the UPS and its initial checks.
Describes the UPS's low-power sleep state and how to wake it.
Explains the standby mode where the display is active but output is off.
Details normal operation, voltage regulation, and isolation.
Explains operation using battery power during mains failures.
Describes bypass mode, its uses, and limitations.
Explains how the UPS transitions between different operational modes.
Explains the information shown on the main default screens.
Guides on how to navigate through the UPS menu system using buttons.
Details how to view input/output voltage, load, estimated run time, and temperature.
Explains how to check battery pack count, frequency, and diagnostic information.
How to retrieve system identity, serial number, and manufacture date.
Explains specific diagnostic readings like battery voltage and transfer causes.
Sets up automatic self-tests to verify UPS readiness.
Configures UPS response to varying power quality conditions.
Adjusts the voltage levels that trigger a transfer to on-battery mode.
Sets the timing for low battery warnings and potential shutdown.
Adjusts alarm behavior for on-battery and low-battery conditions.
Configures delays for shutdown commands and output power restoration.
Allows user to set output voltage and configure reporting mode.
Guides on running alarm and battery tests for system validation.
Secures UPS control and setup functions with a password.
Explains the importance of monitoring for preventing data corruption during outages.
Describes hardware kits required for connecting the UPS to various operating systems.
Details the PowerChute software for enhanced UPS monitoring and data protection.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the RS-232 interface port signals and pinouts.
Crucial warnings about hazardous voltages, battery handling, and disposal.
A chart listing common UPS issues, their causes, and recommended actions.
Explains the meaning of various fault messages displayed by the UPS.
Step-by-step instructions for safely replacing the EU without interrupting load power.
Guides on how to add or replace battery packs, including safety cautions.
Outlines the process for contacting customer service and returning the unit for repair.
Specifies the ideal environmental conditions for storing the UPS and battery packs.
Provides guidelines for refreshing batteries during long-term storage to maintain capacity.
Details input voltage, frequency, efficiency, and circuit breaker ratings.
Lists typical transfer times and voltage/frequency limits for mode changes.
Covers maximum load, output voltage, regulation, and harmonic distortion.
Includes battery type, life, operating/storage temperatures, and humidity.
Lists unit dimensions, weight, and safety/EMC certifications.
Lists phone numbers for technical assistance in various regions.
Provides addresses for returning equipment for service or warranty claims.
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