Why is my Liebert Nfinity shutdown imminent?
- KKatrina PattersonSep 4, 2025
If the Liebert UPS displays 'UPS Shutdown Imminent', it means that the UPS is about to shut down. Check for faulty modules or output overloads.
Why is my Liebert Nfinity shutdown imminent?
If the Liebert UPS displays 'UPS Shutdown Imminent', it means that the UPS is about to shut down. Check for faulty modules or output overloads.
How to fix wrong voltage on Liebert Nfinity UPS?
If the Liebert UPS displays 'Wrong Voltage', it means that the input voltage configuration and bypass jumper settings DO NOT MATCH. Check to make sure the bypass voltage matches the input voltage and ensure the input voltage configuration matches the bypass jumper setting.
What to do if Liebert Nfinity shows redundant power alarm?
If the Liebert UPS displays a 'Redundant Power Alarm,' it means that the UPS is no longer redundant. Replace the faulty module to regain redundancy.
What to do if Liebert Nfinity load exceeds battery capacity?
If the Liebert UPS displays 'Load exceeds battery capacity' it means that the Battery Modules are overloaded. Add extra Battery Modules or decrease the load.
How to switch Liebert Nfinity from bypass (manual)?
If the Liebert UPS is on Bypass (manual), it means a user switched the UPS to manual bypass. When ready, switch it back to UPS.
Why is my Liebert Nfinity UPS on bypass (auto)?
If the Liebert UPS is on Bypass (auto), it means the UPS switched to auto bypass. The alarm screen should indicate the reason for the auto bypass.
What to do if Liebert Nfinity UPS battery test failed?
If the Liebert UPS indicates 'Battery Test Failed', it means the unit has detected a problem with the Battery Module. Verify the battery status via the display and perform a self-battery test.
What to do if Liebert UPS shows maximum load alarm?
If the Liebert UPS displays a 'Maximum Load Alarm,' it indicates that the maximum load has been exceeded. To resolve this, insert additional modules to increase load capacity or reduce the current load.
What to do if Liebert UPS is on battery?
If the Liebert UPS indicates 'On Battery,' it means the load is currently being powered by the UPS. Simply wait for the main power to return.
What to do if Liebert Nfinity says 'Battery Test Weak Battery'?
If your Liebert UPS reports 'Battery Test Weak Battery', depending on the age of the batteries, it may be appropriate to replace all batteries in the system. Schedule a battery test so that the system operation is double-checked once the batteries become fully charged.
Covers lethal voltages, working alone, and battery handling, including disposal and shock risks.
Details operating environment, temperature limits, and proper cleaning procedures for optimal performance.
Includes electromagnetic compatibility, IT system type warnings, and precautions for accessing replaceable modules.
Provides an overview of the Liebert Nfinity Power System's purpose, features, and intended use.
Explains the different operational states such as Normal, Back-Up, Auto Restart, Recharge, and Bypass modes.
Details the key physical components of the UPS system, including the frame, modules, and user interface.
Covers inspection, environmental conditions, required setup tools, and site preparation including weight considerations.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely unloading the UPS from its pallet and securing it in its final location.
Guides on wiring preparation, connecting input/output power cables, and configuring bypass voltage for transformer models.
Information on configuring COM ports and Intellislot ports for system communication and monitoring.
Explains the User Interface Module, its buttons, LEDs, and display for monitoring UPS status.
Step-by-step guides for essential operations like start-up, shutdown, and manual transfer to bypass.
Covers accessing and navigating the Main Menu for UPS Status, Configuration, Logs, Module Replacement, and Tools.
Lists common alarm messages, their potential causes, and recommended corrective actions.
Explains the meaning of the Status and Fault LEDs on Control, Power, and Battery modules for diagnostics.
Provides detailed instructions for safely removing and replacing Control, Power, or Battery modules.
Emphasizes keeping the UPS clean and recommends certified technician services for optimal performance.
Outlines recommended monthly and annual maintenance checks for unit cleanliness, filters, airflow, and module verification.
Instructions for cleaning or replacing air filters on transformer models, noting filter reusability.
Detailed technical data including electrical, mechanical, environmental, input, and output parameters.
Tables showing estimated battery run times based on load and the quantity of internal and external battery modules.