To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does a temperature fault mean on my Gamatronic Centric 50 kVA?
If the Gamatronic UPS temperature fault occurs, it means the battery temperature sensor has registered a temperature outside of the acceptable range (too high or too low). You can display the measured temperature via the Status screen by tapping on the battery icon.
What does it mean when the Emergency Power Off is active on my Gamatronic Centric 50 kVA?
If the Gamatronic UPS shows that the Emergency Power Off is active, it means the EPO switch has been activated.
Why is the static switch sending an alarm on my Gamatronic Centric 50 kVA UPS?
If the static switch on your Gamatronic UPS is sending an alarm or warning and one of the voltage measurements for the inverter, bypass, or output phases is shown as 0, it may indicate that one of the AC fuses on the front of the left column has burned out.
What should I do if multiple modules are sending alarms on my Gamatronic Centric 50 kVA UPS?
If more than one module on your Gamatronic UPS is sending an alarm or warning, go to the status screen for more information.
General| Apparent Power | 50 kVA |
|---|---|
| Communication Interface | RS232, USB, SNMP (optional) |
| Input Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Output Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Topology | Double Conversion Online |
| Battery Type | Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Humidity | 0% to 95% (non-condensing) |
Describes the user's main interface with the Centric UPS system via a touch-sensitive LCD panel.
Details the three primary purposes of the Centric system controller.
Explains the UPS module as the core component, consisting of internal modules operating in parallel.
Describes the hybrid static switch for automatic load transfer between inverters and AC mains.
Details the battery bank's role in providing backup power and its installation requirements.
Explains the external EPO switch for cutting power in emergency situations and its indication.
Describes the standard mode where the load receives stabilized power from the inverters.
Explains operation using battery power when AC input fails.
Details how the load receives power directly from the bypass AC input.
Introduces the LCD control panel as the primary user interface and its touch-sensitive navigation.
Describes the function of the Alarm Off button to silence active alarms.
Explains the CPU On/Off button for restarting the system computer if it freezes.
Mentions the presence and location of USB connectors for external devices.
Details the main screen as the starting point for operations, with an overview of its features.
Provides a brief overview of frequently used Main Menu options like Setup, Operation, Status, etc.
Outlines key system operations like turning the UPS on/off and transferring load.
Describes the procedure for starting up the Centric after a shutdown.
Explains how to perform a complete shutdown of the Centric system.
Details the functions within the Setup menu for configuring UPS operating parameters.
Describes the functions available within the Operation menu for system control.
Explains how to view the overall status and power flow diagram of the UPS.
Details how to view system operating parameters and settings.
Explains how to access and interpret the system log file and its entries.
Displays information about the Centric's network connection status and IP address.
Provides information on system date, time zone, and maintenance dates.
Explains how to access reference information for operating the unit and its parameters.
Outlines the necessary steps to enable and use the Centric's built-in web interface.
Provides detailed technical data for the Centric system controller.
