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General| Waveform Type | Stepped approximation to a sinewave |
|---|---|
| Output Power Capacity | 400 VA / 240 W |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Battery Type | Sealed lead-acid battery (maintenance-free) |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F) |
| Storage Temperature | -15 - 45 °C |
| Humidity | 0-95% non-condensing |
Discusses compliance with FCC rules and potential for radio interference.
General description of the UPS as a high-performance, line-interactive power source.
Explains SmartBoost feature for voltage regulation during brownouts without battery use.
Details visual and audible indicators for battery status and automatic self-tests.
Describes RS-232 and SNMP adapter capabilities for monitoring and management.
Outlines advanced monitoring, power management, and customizable functions via remote interface.
Warnings about disconnecting power, grounding, and energized outputs.
Guidance on avoiding water, humidity, and heat sources for safe operation.
Identifies front-panel indicators and their functions.
Illustrates and labels rear-panel connectors, switches, and outlets.
Procedures for inspecting the UPS for damage upon arrival.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable location with adequate ventilation and environmental conditions.
Instructions for connecting the UPS to the power source based on voltage version.
Details on plugging the UPS into appropriate receptacles and avoiding extension cords.
Guidance on charging the UPS batteries before initial use.
Explains how to configure the UPS for automatic power-on using a master device.
Instructions for connecting the primary device to the Master outlet.
How to connect secondary devices to the Accessory outlets.
Setting option switches and the UPS Enable switch for Auto-On.
Steps to power on the connected devices for Auto-On.
How to operate the UPS manually without the Auto-On feature.
Explains the Site Wiring Fault indicator and its meaning.
Description of each front-panel indicator light (Replace Battery, Low Battery, etc.).
Explains the condition indicated by the Replace Battery light.
Explains the condition indicated by the Low Battery light.
Explains the condition indicated by the Overload light.
Explains the condition indicated by the On Battery light.
Explains the condition indicated by the On Line light.
Using the test button to display input line voltage levels.
Using the test button to display the load as a percentage of UPS capacity.
Initiating and understanding the results of the UPS's self-test.
Describes the different audible alarms and their meanings.
Details the beeping pattern for on-battery operation.
Details the beeping pattern for low battery conditions.
Details the beeping pattern for battery replacement needs.
Describes the alarm for overload conditions.
Explains the function of the four DIP switches on the rear panel.
Configuration for utility fault detection sensitivity.
Configuration for voltage transfer points based on UPS version.
Configuration to disable audible alarms for the first 30 seconds of on-battery operation.
Configuration for Auto-On mode enablement or disablement.
Details the types of status information the UPS can report.
Explains parameters monitored by the UPS, such as run time and voltage.
Features for managing UPS shutdown, restart, and power failure simulation.
Monitoring of load power consumption as a percentage of UPS rating.
Monitoring of output voltage, internal temperature, and battery status.
How to configure UPS operations like battery testing and transfer voltages.
Configuration of automatic battery test scheduling.
Setting upper and lower transfer voltage thresholds.
Customizing audible alarm behavior for different conditions.
Setting the minimum battery charge level required for automatic restart.
Configuring delays for UPS shutdown and turn-off.
Explains the importance of UPS monitoring for preventing data corruption.
Describes hardware interface kits for connecting UPS to various operating systems.
Details the capabilities of PowerChute software for UPS management.
Diagram and technical details of the UPS's computer interface port.
Safety warnings regarding battery disassembly, replacement, and disposal.
Solutions for problems like UPS not turning on or operating on battery.
Solutions for UPS beeping or having indicator faults.
Solutions for issues like short backup time or overload conditions.
Addressing flashing indicators, internal faults, and site wiring faults.
Resolving issues related to the Replace Battery indicator and monitor interference.
Step-by-step guide on how to obtain service for the UPS.
Recommended conditions and preparation for storing the UPS.
Procedures for refreshing batteries during prolonged storage.
Details on nominal input voltage, frequency, and protection.
Information on voltage transfer points and transfer time.
Details on output voltage, current, load capacity, and waveshape.
Specifications for the battery type, life, signaling, and recharge time.
Details on surge energy rating, current capability, response time, and filtering.
Specifications for operating temperature, humidity, elevation, and immunity.
Dimensions and weight of the UPS unit.
Safety and EMC verification standards compliance.
Table showing typical run times for various load levels.
Details on warranty coverage, limitations, and claims process.
APC's policy regarding the use of its products in life support applications.
Phone numbers for customer service in USA, Canada, and Europe.
Postal addresses for American Power Conversion support.
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