What does 'Parallel I/O Abnormal' mean on my Delta Amplon RT UPS?
If the Delta UPS displays 'Parallel I/O Abnormal', the communication between the parallel units is abnormal. Check the communication cables between the parallel units. If the issue persists, contact service personnel.
What causes 'EXT Parallel Comm Loss' on my Delta UPS?
If the Delta UPS displays 'EXT Parallel Comm Loss', the communication between the parallel units is lost. Check the communication cables between the parallel units.
How to fix 'Parallel Unit Incompatible' error on Delta Amplon RT UPS?
If the Delta UPS shows 'Parallel Unit Incompatible', it means the firmware version of the parallel units is not the same. Check the firmware version of the parallel units and upgrade the firmware.
What does 'INV Over Current Shutdown - T' mean on my Delta Amplon RT UPS?
If the Delta UPS displays 'INV Over Current Shutdown - T', it indicates that the UPS output phase L3 is short-circuited. Check whether the output is short-circuited.
What does 'INV Over Current Shutdown - S' mean on my Delta Amplon RT?
If the Delta UPS displays 'INV Over Current Shutdown - S', it indicates that the UPS output phase L2 is short-circuited. Check whether the output is short-circuited.
What to do if my Delta UPS is overloaded?
If your Delta UPS indicates an overload, it means the connected equipment is drawing more power than the UPS can supply. The suggested solution is to remove some of the connected load by disconnecting unnecessary devices.
What does 'DC Bus Over Shutdown' mean on my Delta Amplon RT?
If your Delta UPS displays 'DC Bus Over Shutdown', it may be due to connected capacitive or inductive loads, or an internal fault within the UPS. Remove any capacitive or inductive loads. If the problem continues, contact service personnel.
What causes 'System Ambient Over Temperature Shutdown' in my Delta Amplon RT?
If the Delta UPS displays 'System Ambient Over Temperature Shutdown', the ambient temperature is too high. Check whether the ambient temperature is too high.
Why does my Delta Amplon RT UPS show 'Charger Over Heat Shutdown'?
If the Delta UPS displays 'Charger Over Heat Shutdown', it could be due to blocked vents or an internal fault. First, check the vents to ensure they are not blocked. If the issue persists, contact service personnel.
What to do if my Delta Amplon RT UPS shows 'Battery Disconnected'?
If your Delta UPS indicates 'Battery Disconnected', the UPS might not be properly connected to the external battery pack, or the batteries themselves could be damaged. Verify that the UPS is correctly connected to the external battery pack.
General| Topology | Double Conversion |
|---|---|
| Output Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Battery Type | Sealed Lead-Acid (SLA) |
| Transfer Time | 0 ms |
| Power Rating | 1kVA to 20kVA |
| Power Factor | 0.9 |
| Communication Ports | RS232, USB, SNMP (optional) |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Operating Humidity | 0% to 95% (non-condensing) |
| Form Factor | Tower/Rackmount |
| Dimensions | Varies depending on the specific model |
| Weight | Varies depending on the specific model |
| Model | Delta Amplon RT Series |
| Type | Online Double Conversion |
Guidelines for safe installation of the UPS to prevent hazards.
Precautions for safely connecting the UPS to power sources and loads.
Important warnings for safe and correct operation of the UPS.
Safety guidelines for handling and managing UPS batteries.
Procedures and conditions for storing the UPS before and after usage.
Overview of the RT series UPS models, features, and capabilities.
Physical dimensions and exterior views of the RT series UPS models.
List of items included in the UPS package.
Description of the status and fault indicators on the UPS operation panel.
Explanation of the functions of the ON/OFF, Enter, Scrolling, and Escape buttons.
Details on icons and display definitions shown on the UPS LCD screen.
Visual representations and explanations of different UPS operating modes.
Identification and function of terminals and connectors on the UPS rear panel.
Description of the mini slot for optional communication cards.
Details on the RS-485 port for lithium-ion battery communication.
Information on USB, Parallel, REPO ports for UPS management and connectivity.
Configuration and function of input and output dry contacts for monitoring.
Instructions for installing the UPS in a standard 19-inch server rack.
Procedures for mounting the UPS in an upright, tower configuration.
Important warnings and guidelines before connecting UPS cables.
Nominal current ratings and recommended cable sizes for UPS models.
Guidance on installing circuit breakers and backfeed protection.
Identification and function of UPS wiring terminal blocks.
Specific wiring instructions for various input/output phase configurations.
Guidelines for connecting multiple UPS units in parallel.
Connecting multiple UPS units to share the same lead-acid battery packs.
Connecting optional MBB and PDB accessories to the UPS.
Overview of available Delta lead-acid, lithium-ion, and customer-owned battery packs.
Details on Delta lead-acid, lithium-ion, and customer-owned battery pack options.
Requirements for DC breakers or fuses for customer-owned battery overcurrent protection.
Parameters for Delta lead-acid and lithium-ion standard battery packs.
Procedures for connecting Delta lead-acid and lithium-ion battery packs to the UPS.
Configuring battery parameters via the UPS initial setting screen.
Specifications for customer-owned lead-acid and other battery types.
Important precautions for connecting and using external battery packs.
Procedures for replacing standard battery packs by qualified service personnel.
Information on UPS battery alarms and how to initiate a battery test.
Steps for starting up the UPS in AC mode and cold start scenarios.
Steps for safely shutting down the UPS and its components.
Understanding UPS alarms and how to silence audible warnings.
Details on Initial Setting, Standby, and Bypass modes.
Details on Online, Battery, ECO, and Frequency Conversion modes.
Configuration steps for Language, Date/Time, Output, and Battery settings.
How to navigate and use the UPS Main Menu for settings and measurements.
Overview of Measurement, Setup, Control, and Maintenance menus.
Displays UPS status readings like output, input, and battery parameters.
Configuring output and input parameters like voltage, frequency, and phase.
Settings for ECO Mode, Parallel UPS configuration, and On/Off options.
Configuring battery tests, warnings, charge modes, and battery types.
Settings for language, alarms, LCD backlight, dry contacts, and remote control.
Settings for predicting fan life.
Enabling UPS functions like charger and alarm settings via the Control Menu.
Performing tests, managing logs, and viewing UPS information.
List and functions of optional accessories like dust filters, communication cards, and boxes.
Identifies common UPS problems, causes, and solutions.
Regular cleaning and inspection procedures for the UPS unit.
Guidelines for battery inspection, replacement, and charging to ensure longevity.
Ensuring proper fan operation and replacement to maintain cooling.
Details on UPS input voltage, frequency, power factor, and connection.
Details on UPS output voltage, frequency, power factor, and overload capacity.
UPS efficiency ratings and battery/charger voltage and current.
Physical dimensions, weight, operating altitude, temperature, and humidity.
Details on product warranty coverage, exclusions, and maintenance services.
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