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Covers manual intro, environmental concerns, and safety rules for persons and product.
Explains UPS typology, rectifier, inverter, battery, bypass, and front panel.
Describes normal operation, bypass due to fault, and failure states.
Covers initial inspection, handling, and basic installation steps.
Specifies placement, environmental needs, base plan, dimensions, and weights.
Details electrical connection guidelines and terminal board layouts.
Covers battery connection, fuse positioning, and external battery cabinets.
Description of the front panel display, function keys, and basic navigation.
Details normal operation and load transfer to bypass due to inverter fault.
Explains operation during rectifier/mains failure and manual bypass.
Covers battery life, temp, ventilation, charging, servicing, and replacement precautions.
Step-by-step guide for connecting 3.3Ah batteries to the UPS.
Step-by-step guide for connecting 7Ah/9Ah/12Ah batteries to the UPS.
Diagram showing electrical connection between UPS and external battery cabinet.
Explains the front panel's display, keys, and mimic for monitoring.
Overview of the mimic diagram and its components on the front panel.
Navigating info menu for serial numbers, device type, and firmware.
Accessing parallel system status and Mod-Bus settings.
Visual representation of the UPS menu navigation hierarchy.
Details the meaning of each LED indicator on the front panel.
Lists and explains various alarm codes (A1-A34) and status codes (S1-S7).
Describes the default screen display and accessing the main menu.
Guides through accessing the main menu categories.
Guides through accessing measures for input, output, bypass, and inverter.
Displays AC/DC voltage and battery voltage, current, type, and autonomy.
Displays detailed input electrical parameters.
Displays detailed output electrical parameters.
Displays bypass line voltage and frequency.
Displays inverter output and AC/DC voltage/frequency.
Displays detailed battery parameters.
Shows current status and allows access to the alarm history log.
Guides through viewing alarm codes, dates, and times.
Comprehensive list of all possible UPS alarms with their codes.
List of status indicators and their meanings.
Requires password entry for accessing special operations.
Operations for resetting UPS, setting clock, language, and performing tests.
Procedures for starting battery tests and clearing the alarm history.
Procedures for selecting UPS language and initiating tests.
Procedures for starting battery tests and clearing the alarm history.
Navigating info menu for serial numbers, device type, and firmware.
Accessing parallel system status and Mod-Bus settings.
Displays the UPS and OEM serial numbers.
Explains UPS input/output type and topology modes.
Details UPS configuration: Parallel or Stand Alone.
Indicates UPS position and rule (Master/Slave) in the parallel system.
Shows system status and CAN-BUS messages for parallel operation.
Monitors CAN-BUS messages and synchronization for parallel systems.
Displays Mod-Bus settings and firmware versions.
Provides a diagram of the UPS menu navigation structure.
Provides instructions to avoid damages during procedures.
Step-by-step guides for starting up and shutting down the UPS.
Guides for manual bypass operation and start-up from bypass mode.
Details the sequence of LCD displays, actions, and UPS operations during start-up.
Provides solutions for common problems encountered during UPS start-up.
Details the sequence of actions and UPS operations for shutdown.
Details the sequence of actions and UPS operations for manual bypass.
Details the sequence of actions and UPS operations when starting from manual bypass.
Covers introduction to RS232/USB ports and connection details.
Details optional RS485 and SRC cards for remote monitoring and signaling.
Explains RS232 port settings, proprietary protocol, and connection cable.
Details connecting the UPS via USB port and driver installation.
Details the RS485 card for remote monitoring up to 400m.
Details the SRC card for remote status signaling via contacts.
General| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Efficiency | Up to 96% |
| Topology | Double Conversion Online |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Battery Backup Time | Varies based on load and battery configuration |
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