How to troubleshoot a PDi Power distribution unit with no power?
If your PDi Power distribution unit has no power, first ensure the building has power. Then, verify the unit is correctly connected to the Power Input bus. Finally, check if the input breaker is closed; if not, turn it on or reset it.
Why does my PDi WaveStar 2000A have no output voltage but the indicators are on?
If there's no output voltage from your PDi Power distribution unit, but the indicators are on, the input circuit breaker might be off or tripped. Check the display panel for alarms, acknowledge or reset them, and then turn on or reset the breaker.
What to do if a specific output circuit is dead on my PDi WaveStar 2000A?
If a specific output circuit on your PDi Power distribution unit is dead, it could be due to an output circuit breaker being off. Try turning on or resetting the breaker. Also, ensure the output circuit breaker and/or cable are properly connected to the equipment and turn it on if you are authorized to do so.
General| Brand | PDi |
|---|---|
| Model | WaveStar 2000A |
| Category | Power distribution unit |
| Language | English |
Covers basic characteristics, system layout, and redundancy.
Details algorithms, power switching components, and their configuration.
Covers interfaces, security, communications, optional features, and standards.
Covers enclosure specs, clearances, cooling, and environment.
Details electrical ratings, surge protection, and grounding.
Covers breaker ratings, power sources, customer connections, and control wiring.
Discusses FCC compliance for radio frequency energy emissions.
Guides on checking the unit for damage upon arrival and unpacking.
Details internal component checks and wiring integrity verification.
Guides on positioning the unit and making power connections.
Covers initial power-up, acceptance testing, and configuration.
Details contractor boards, Ethernet, and dry contact signals.
Covers touchscreen display, voice unit, login, and ROI panel.
Explains operation in Normal, Redundant, and Bypass modes.
Defines access levels and guides on user setup and management.
Details system configuration and switch parameter adjustments.
Covers settings for Ethernet, time synchronization, and Modbus.
Details email and modem alarm notifications.
Explains points lists, digital/analog values, and additional status screens.
Covers logs, alarms, waveform plots, and help procedures.
Guides on startup, monitor restarts, SAS transfers, and component failures.
Lists digital and analog points, their states, and default alarm settings.
Covers service department, warranty terms, and maintenance contracts.
Outlines agreement terms, exclusions, charges, and liability.
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