To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the backup time low on my Dale Power Solutions E203 UPS?
The backup time on your Dale Power Solutions UPS might be low because the battery is not fully charged. Recharge the battery for at least 8 hours. It could also be due to UPS overload, so check the loads and remove some if necessary. Finally, the batteries may be worn out; in that case, contact your distributor for replacement batteries.
What to do if the battery capacity indicator flashes on my Dale Power Solutions E203?
If the battery capacity indicator flashes on your Dale Power Solutions UPS, it means the battery voltage is low or the battery is disconnected. Check the UPS battery and its connections. If necessary, replace the battery.
What to do if my Dale Power Solutions UPS doesn’t start after pressing the ON keys?
If your Dale Power Solutions UPS doesn’t start after pressing the ON keys, ensure you are pressing the correct two keys at the same time. Also, check if the battery is connected. If the battery voltage is low, turn off the UPS and remove some loads before restarting it. If the problem persists, there may be an internal fault.
What to do if mains is normal, but Dale Power Solutions E203 UPS has no input?
If the mains is normal but your Dale Power Solutions UPS has no input, the UPS input breaker may be open circuit. Reset the input breaker and ensure there is a mains supply.
How to fix flashing INPUT letters on Dale Power Solutions E203 LCD display?
If the INPUT letters on the LCD display of your Dale Power Solutions UPS are flashing, it indicates that the mains live and neutral are connected the wrong way round, or the mains is out of range. Re-connect the input power cable.
Details compliance and warnings related to Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) for the UPS product.
Explains the meaning of safety symbols used in the manual to highlight important user information.
Describes the series' role in providing reliable AC backup power for various equipment.
Lists available models in the E200 series and their specifications, including external battery options.
Presents a functional block diagram showing power flow paths within the UPS unit.
Highlights key features of the E200 series, including sine-wave output, DSP technology, and LCD display.
Provides essential guidelines for positioning the UPS to ensure optimal performance and safety.
Outlines critical instructions and precautions for safe and compliant electrical wiring of the UPS.
Offers recommendations for connecting and operating the UPS with a generator.
Specifies appropriate circuit breaker and cable sizes for UPS installation.
Illustrates and labels the connections and ports found on the rear panel of the UPS units.
Details the steps for unpacking the UPS and checking for any damage or missing parts.
Provides step-by-step instructions and warnings for connecting the UPS to the system and mains.
Explains the four distinct operating modes of the UPS: On-line, Bypass, Battery, and ECO.
Describes the function of the front panel LEDs and buttons for UPS operation and settings.
Details the components of the LCD display and the information it conveys about the UPS status.
Lists pre-operation checks required before turning on the UPS for the first time or after changes.
Provides a step-by-step guide on how to safely power on the UPS unit.
Explains the procedure for safely powering down the UPS unit.
Details how to perform a self-test to verify the UPS's operational status.
Describes how to mute or unmute audible warning sounds from the UPS.
Outlines the adjustable settings for the UPS, including ECO mode, Bypass mode, and output voltage.
Explains how to enable and disable ECO mode for enhanced efficiency.
Details how to enable and disable the bypass mode for the UPS output.
Guides the user on how to change the UPS output voltage setting.
Explains how to check various UPS operating parameters like output, input, load, and battery.
Describes the actions taken by the UPS in fault mode and user options for handling faults.
Provides information on UPS fan operation, lifespan, and periodic checks.
Offers recommendations for maximizing battery life, including environmental and usage guidelines.
Advises on the proper procedure for changing an external battery group.
Recommends performing a visual check for adequate UPS ventilation.
Guides the user on checking the UPS status for faults, bypass, or battery mode operation.
Suggests performing a self-test every six months for functional verification.
Details how to use the RS232 serial port for monitoring and control, including pin-outs and data format.
Explains how to enable USB control for monitoring and management capabilities.
Describes connecting an optional SNMP card for network monitoring and control.
Explains how to connect to the optional relay card for advanced monitoring and control functions.
Presents detailed electrical specifications for the E200 series UPS models.
Lists specifications related to the UPS battery, including voltage, type, and charge current.
Details the output specifications such as voltage, power factor, precision, and overload handling.
Specifies environmental operating conditions, including temperature, humidity, and altitude.
Provides mechanical dimensions, weight, noise level, and protection ratings for the UPS units.
General| Apparent Power | 2000 VA |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 230 VAC |
| Output Voltage | 230 VAC |
| Input Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Communication Interface | USB, RS232 |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Storage Temperature | -15°C to 45°C |
| Humidity | 0-95% (non-condensing) |
| Protection Features | Overload, Surge Protection |
| Waveform | Pure Sine Wave |
