What to do if my Marathon Power vault is on battery?
If your Marathon Power UPS is operating on battery power, no immediate action is required. However, if necessary, you can initiate a controlled shutdown of connected equipment.
What to do if my Marathon Power vault UPS has a low battery?
If your Marathon Power UPS is operating on battery power and indicates a low battery, immediately initiate a controlled shutdown of connected equipment. The UPS will automatically restart once AC power is restored.
What to do if my Marathon Power UPS is overloaded?
If your Marathon Power UPS is overloaded (in second Line Mode), reduce the load by disconnecting less critical equipment.
What to do if my Marathon Power vault has an output short circuit?
If your Marathon Power UPS indicates an output short circuit, turn off the protected loads, then turn off the UPS and contact tech support.
What to do if my Marathon Power vault has a charger failure?
If your Marathon Power UPS indicates a battery charger failure, turn off the protected loads, then turn off the UPS and contact tech support.
What to do if my Marathon Power UPS has a site wiring fault?
If your Marathon Power UPS indicates a site wiring fault due to incorrect AC power connection polarity or a missing/faulty ground connection, have the wiring fault corrected. Alternatively, you can disable the related alarm on the UPS.
What to do if my Marathon Power UPS is over-charged?
If the batteries in your Marathon Power UPS have been over-charged, turn off the protected loads, then turn off the UPS and contact tech support.
What to do if my Marathon Power UPS reports a bus fault?
If your Marathon Power UPS indicates a bus fault due to internal DC bus voltage being too high, turn off protected loads, then turn off the UPS and contact tech support.
What to do if my Marathon Power vault reports high output voltage?
If your Marathon Power UPS indicates high output voltage, turn off protected loads, then turn off the UPS and contact tech support.
What to do if my Marathon Power vault UPS reports low output voltage?
If your Marathon Power UPS indicates low output voltage, turn off protected loads, then turn off the UPS and contact tech support.
Details FCC Part 15 compliance for Class B and Class A digital devices.
Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulation compliance statement.
Lists standards and EU directives for CE mark compliance.
Critical safety guidelines for UPS installation and maintenance.
Defines user-permitted actions during UPS operation and maintenance.
Explains critical cautions and symbols for safe UPS operation.
Explains the true on-line double conversion UPS architecture and function.
Feature for minimizing power loss and optimizing energy efficiency.
Describes output frequency fixed mode, unsynchronized with input.
Adapts to voltage fluctuations from generators or noisy lines.
Explains automatic and manual tests for electronics and battery status.
Guidelines for storing the UPS in its original container and optimal conditions.
Factors to consider for UPS power requirements and expansion options.
Specifies environmental requirements for UPS and EBP installation.
Illustrates methods for mounting the UPS vertically or on a wall.
Diagrams showing 19-inch rack-mount installation methods.
Illustrates how to stack UPS units and battery packs.
Diagrams of rear panel connections for Tower models 700VA-1.5KVA.
Diagrams of rear panel connections for Tower models 2KVA-3KVA.
Diagrams of rear panel connections for 1U Rack Mount models 700VA-1KVA.
Diagrams of rear panel connections for 2U Rack Mount models 700VA-1.5KVA.
Diagrams of rear panel connections for 2U Rack Mount models 2KVA-3KVA.
Illustrates how to connect UPS to AC power and loads, including communication cables.
Describes available interfaces like RS-232, USB, EPO, and optional cards.
Guidance on connecting the UPS to a computer using the provided cable.
Details the RS-232 connector pinout and functions for data transfer.
Information on connecting the UPS via USB for computer communication.
Explains the function and connection of the Emergency Power Off port.
Describes the optional network protector for surge protection.
How power management software controls output receptacles for sequential operation.
Step-by-step guide for powering the UPS on and off.
Explains the functions of the front panel power, enter, and function/scroll buttons.
Describes the meaning of LED indicators on the control panel.
Details the normal, data, and configuration display modes of the LCD panel.
Procedure for initiating a manual test of the UPS or its batteries.
Explains the different audible alarm signals and their meanings.
Table detailing LCD displays, audible alarms, problems, and corrective actions.
Step-by-step guide for safely replacing the UPS batteries.
Instructions for storing the UPS, including charging intervals based on temperature.
Technical specifications for 120V UPS models.
Technical specifications for 230V UPS models.
Environmental operating ranges and safety/emissions standards compliance.
Lists model numbers and their corresponding configurations.
Details the limited three-year warranty terms and exclusions.
Outlines warranty limitations and procedures for filing a claim.
Steps to follow for filing a warranty claim, including contact information.
General| Brand | Marathon Power |
|---|---|
| Model | vault series |
| Category | UPS |
| Language | English |
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