What to do if my KStar UPS battery backup time is shorter than expected?
If your KStar UPS provides a shorter battery backup time than expected, it could be due to a couple of reasons: 1. The batteries may not be fully charged. Charge the batteries for at least 5 hours and then check capacity. 2. Batteries defect.
What to do if KStar UPS shows alarm code 32 and INV or BYPASS led is blinking?
If your KStar UPS displays alarm code 32 and either the INV or BYPASS LED is blinking, it indicates that the UPS is overloaded. To resolve this, remove some of the connected devices from the UPS output to reduce the load.
What to do if KStar UDC9102RTS UPS shows alarm code 29 and FAULT led is on?
If the KStar UPS shows alarm code 29 and the FAULT LED is lit, it means the UPS shut down automatically due to a short circuit on its output. You should check the output wiring and any connected devices to ensure they are not causing a short circuit.
Why KStar UDC9102RTS UPS has no indication or alarm when the mains are normal?
If your KStar UPS shows no indication or alarm even when the mains are normal, it could be due to these reasons: * The AC input power cord is not properly connected. Check whether the input power cord is firmly connected to the mains. * The AC input is incorrectly connected to the UPS output. Ensure that you plug the AC input power cord into the AC input correctly.
What to do if KStar UDC9102RTS shows alarm code 33 and the battery led is blinking?
If your KStar UPS displays alarm code 33 and the battery LED is blinking, this indicates that the external or internal battery is incorrectly connected. Verify that all batteries are properly connected.
General| Waveform | Simulated Sine Wave |
|---|---|
| Battery Voltage | 12V |
| Operating Temperature | 0-40 °C |
| Input/Output Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Communication Interface | USB |
| Operating Humidity | 90 % relative humidity (non-condensing) |
Instructions for safely transporting the UPS system in its original packaging to prevent shock and impact.
Guidelines for preparing the UPS installation environment, including avoiding condensation, water, direct sunlight, and blocking ventilation.
Rules for connecting the UPS, including avoiding overloads, securing cables, using earthed outlets, and proper wiring.
Precautions for operating the UPS, such as not disconnecting the mains during operation and understanding internal power sources.
Warnings regarding hazardous voltages, battery handling, and the need for qualified personnel for maintenance and repairs.
Explanation of warning symbols like 'WARNING! Risk of electric shock' and 'CAUTION! Read this information to avoid equipment damage'.
Steps to unpack the UPS, check for transportation damage, and verify accessories against the packing list.
Diagrams illustrating the rear panel views of various UPS models and their connector types.
Introduction to the UPS LCD control panel, detailing the LEDs, LCD display, and button functions for navigation and operation.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the UPS, including input/output connection, communication connection, and turning on.
Explanation of the functions of the ON and OFF buttons, including turning on/off, setting modes, and switching to bypass.
Detailed description of the interfaces available on the LCD display, showing input voltage, battery voltage, load, temperature, and firmware version.
Guide on how to set various UPS parameters like mode, output voltage, frequency, battery capacity, and bypass voltage limits using the control panel.
Explanation of different operating modes (Online, ECO, Battery, Standby, Bypass) and their corresponding LED indicators.
A list of operational statuses and modes that can be displayed on the UPS, such as Standby Mode, Bypass Mode, and ECO Mode.
A table listing event logs, buzzer sounds, and LED indicators for various UPS alarms and faults, aiding in diagnosis.
Information on the SNMP card for remote monitoring and management of the UPS system via network.
Information on the relay card for UPS peripheral monitoring, providing status signals and feedback on abnormal situations.
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