Why does the Liebert Power Supply say the actual transfer times exceed the permissible transfer times per hour?
If the actual transfer times of your Liebert Power Supply exceed the permissible transfer times per hour, it means that transfer times exceed the times set by background. The system will stay in bypass mode until next hour. Avoid frequent overload.
What causes output surge current in Liebert UPS System?
If your Liebert Power Supply shows an output surge current, it means that surge current occurs in bypass mode, the system shutdown. Avoid applying big load abruptly and short circuit.
What to do if the inverter heatsink is over temperature on Liebert UPS System Power Supply?
If the inverter heatsink of your Liebert Power Supply is over temperature, it means that the inverter heatsink temperature is too high. The UPS can recover automatically. Check the environment and ventilation.
What should I do if the rectifier heatsink is over temperature on my Liebert UPS System?
If the rectifier heatsink of your Liebert Power Supply is over temperature, it means that the rectifier heatsink temperature is too high. The UPS can recover automatically. Check the environment and ventilation.
How to fix bypass unsynchronized issue in Liebert Power Supply?
If the Liebert Power Supply is bypass unsynchronized, it means that the bypass voltage or frequency is out of normal range and inverter output is not synchronized with the bypass output. Check the bypass voltage and frequency.
What does it mean when my Liebert UPS System Power Supply says 'Inverter asynchronous'?
If the Liebert Power Supply indicates that the inverter is asynchronous, it means that the inverter is asynchronous with bypass. Check if the bypass is normal. The fault alarm stops automatically after the bypass recovers normal.
Why did my Liebert UPS System shutdown due to low bus voltage?
If your Liebert Power Supply shuts down due to low bus voltage, it means that the DC bus voltage is too low resulting in the shutdown of inverter. Check whether there is fault in rectifier side, if no, then check whether overload occurs. Restart after clearing the fault.
What happens when overload exceeds normal time on Liebert UPS System Power Supply?
If overload exceeds normal time in inverter mode, transfers to bypass mode. If the load decreases after 5 minutes, the system will back to inverter mode.
Why does my Liebert UPS System Power Supply transfer to bypass due to surge?
If the Liebert Power Supply transfers to bypass mode due to surge current, and back to inverter mode after load is decreased, it means that the system transfers to bypass mode due to surge current. Avoid applying load abruptly and the UPS can recover automatically.
What to do if the output transformer is over temperature in Liebert Power Supply?
If the output transformer of your Liebert Power Supply is over temperature, it means that the output transformer temperature is too high. The UPS will recover automatically. Check the environment and ventilation.
General| Brand | Liebert |
|---|---|
| Model | UPS System |
| Category | Power Supply |
| Language | English |
Explains the UPS function, isolation transformer, and PWM technology.
Details the UPS modules: rectifier, inverter, bypass, etc.
Describes the UPS circuit diagram and power flow.
Identifies physical components and their arrangement within the UPS.
Covers various operational states: Normal, Battery, Bypass, ECO, Maintenance.
Highlights key features like Battery Management and Soft Start.
Lists technical parameters and performance metrics of the UPS.
Specifies recommended temperature, humidity, and site requirements.
Provides procedures for safely unpacking the UPS unit.
Details the physical size and outline specifications of the UPS.
Outlines methods for safely moving and handling the UPS.
Offers guidelines for correct placement of the UPS unit.
Describes options for routing input, output, and signal cables.
Details airflow requirements and clearance around the UPS.
Suggests arrangements for UPS and battery cabinets.
Guidance on choosing appropriate power and signal cables.
Instructions for connecting power and signal cables.
Details on how to connect a single UPS unit.
Step-by-step guide for powering on and starting the UPS.
Configuration options for UPS operational parameters.
Verifying UPS operation and features.
Overview of the UPS control panel and its components.
Explains how information is presented on the UPS display.
Details how to configure UPS operational parameters.
Describes user interaction prompts for confirmation.
Provides information on current and historical UPS events.
Covers initial configuration and startup steps for the UPS.
Details routine checks and upkeep for the UPS.
General approach and basic principles for resolving UPS issues.
Interpreting status lights for fault diagnosis.
Explains the meaning of audible alarm signals.
Diagnosing faults using messages displayed on the LCD.
Overview of parallel UPS configurations and their basics.
Steps for setting up parallel UPS configurations.
Details power supply requirements for parallel UPS systems.
Procedures for commissioning parallel UPS units.
Guidelines for operating a parallel UPS setup.
Information regarding battery selection and considerations.
Details on battery cabinet dimensions, installation, and wiring.
Information on the SNMP card for network management.
Describes software for monitoring UPS units via network.
Explains using MODEM for remote UPS management.
Details on the ambient temperature sensor and its connections.
Information on the lightning protection system.
Specifications for the bypass isolation transformer.
Troubleshooting UPS issues that occur without alarm indications.
Details the product warranty terms and conditions.
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