What to do if my LEVER SRL UPS is overloaded and beeping?
If the LEVER SRL UPS is overloaded, remove some of the connected devices from the UPS output. If the devices are being fed directly by the electrical network via the Bypass, this also indicates an overload, so remove excess loads. If the UPS is locked in Bypass mode after repetitive overloads, remove excess loads, then shut down and restart the UPS.
What to do if LEVER SRL UPS shows fault code 43?
If fault code 43 appears on the LCD display of your LEVER SRL UPS, accompanied by a continuous alarm and the icon lighting up, it means the UPS has been overloaded for too long and has shut down automatically. To resolve this, remove excess loads from the UPS output and then restart it.
What to do if LEVER SRL UPS shows fault code 14?
If fault code 14 appears on the LCD display of your LEVER SRL UPS, accompanied by a continuous alarm and the icon lighting up, it means a short circuit has occurred on the UPS output, causing it to shut down automatically. Check the output wiring and the connected devices for any short circuit conditions.
Why is the battery backup time shorter than nominal value on my LEVER SRL UPS?
If the LEVER SRL UPS battery backup time is shorter than expected, it might be because the batteries are not fully charged. Charge them for at least 7 hours and then check their capacity. If the issue continues, contact your dealer.
Guidelines for safely transporting, storing, and preparing the UPS system before installation, covering environmental and acclimatization needs.
Critical safety instructions for UPS installation and operation, including overload prevention, proper wiring, and earth conductor safety.
Lists safety and EMI standards the UPS complies with, including IEC/EN standards for various safety and emission parameters.
Instructions for unpacking, inspecting the UPS, and identifying components on the rear panel.
Step-by-step guides for installing single UPS units and multiple units in parallel, including wiring specifications.
Explanation of control panel buttons, LED indicators, and LCD display functions for UPS operation and monitoring.
Explanation of different UPS operating modes (AC, ECO, CVCF, Battery, Bypass) displayed on the LCD panel.
Guide to LCD configuration settings, abbreviations, and identification of fault codes for troubleshooting.
Detailed procedures for operating single UPS units and managing parallel UPS systems, including alarms and shutdown.
Guidelines for storing the UPS, including charging requirements before storage and recommended recharging frequency.
Safety precautions and general guidelines for performing maintenance on the UPS, emphasizing hazardous voltages and qualified personnel.
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