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General| Nominal Output Voltage | 230V |
|---|---|
| Nominal Input Voltage | 230V |
| Output Power Capacity | 360 Watts / 600 VA |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Input Connections | IEC 320 C14 |
| Typical Recharge Time | 6 hours |
| Battery Type | Maintenance-free sealed Lead-Acid battery with suspended electrolyte : leakproof |
Describes the high-performance, line-interactive UPS and its topology for clean, reliable AC power to computers.
Explains SmartBoost mode for compensating brownouts without using battery power.
Details UPS indicators for battery status and automatic self-testing for weak batteries.
Describes RS-232 and SNMP adapter capabilities for UPS monitoring and management.
Lists advanced monitoring, power management, and operation customization functions via remote interface.
Covers reducing shock risk, grounding, internal energy source, emergency deactivation, and proper installation.
Details the front and rear views of the 100/120 Vac UPS models, identifying key components and ports.
Details the front and rear views of the 220/230/240 Vac UPS models, identifying key components and ports.
Instructions for inspecting the UPS for shipping damage and handling packaging materials.
Guidance on selecting a suitable location for the UPS, emphasizing airflow and environmental conditions.
Details how to connect 100/120 Vac and 220/230/240 Vac UPS units to the power source.
Instructions for enabling the UPS using the rear panel switch and charging the battery.
Guidance on connecting equipment to the UPS, avoiding overload and laser printers.
Explains the site wiring fault indicator for 100/120 Vac versions and when to call an electrician.
Using the UPS power button as a master system on/off switch for connected equipment.
Steps to power on the UPS, including the automatic battery self-test and indicator behavior.
Describes the LED indicators and their meanings: On Line, On Battery, Overload, Low Battery, Replace Battery.
Explains the function of Power On, Power Standby, Test, and Alarm Disable buttons for UPS control and status checks.
Details how to view output power and input line voltage using front panel LED bar graphs.
Describes the UPS's audible alarms for various conditions like on-battery, low battery, replace battery, and overload.
Details the four DIP switches for configuring UPS operations like voltage settings, alarm muting, and low battery warning.
Covers extended monitoring, power management, and operation customizing features accessible via computer software.
Explains the importance of UPS monitoring for preventing data corruption during power events.
Lists available hardware interface kits for connecting UPS monitoring to various operating systems.
Details PowerChute software capabilities for data protection, logging, and advanced power diagnostics.
Describes the pinout and functionality of the UPS's computer interface port for communication.
Provides critical warnings about hazardous voltages, non-serviceable parts, and handling batteries.
Lists common UPS problems like not turning on, operating on battery, and occasional beeps with possible causes and solutions.
Addresses issues like short backup time, overloaded UPS, software shutdowns, and internal faults.
Steps to verify if the UPS batteries need replacement based on the 'Replace Battery' indicator and self-test results.
Procedure for obtaining service, including obtaining an RMA number, packing, and shipping the UPS.
Guidelines for storing the UPS upright in a cool, dry location with a fully-charged battery.
Advice on refreshing batteries during extended storage based on ambient temperature.
Details nominal input voltage, frequency, protection, and connection types for different UPS versions.
Lists frequency limits, input voltage ranges for online and SmartBoost, and transfer times.
Covers on-battery output voltage, maximum current, load capacity, frequency, waveshape, and output connections.
Provides details on battery type, life, signaling, recharge time, and charger specs.
Details surge energy rating, current capability, response time, voltage let-through, and noise filter range.
Specifies temperature, humidity, elevation, and audible noise limits for the UPS.
Lists the physical size, weight, and shipping weight of the UPS unit.
Lists the safety and EMC verification standards the UPS complies with.
Provides a table showing estimated run times for various load levels and typical computer configurations.
States APC's policy on not recommending UPS use in life support applications due to potential risks.
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