What does code S07 mean on my Riello MULTI SENTRY MST 60 UPS?
If your Riello UPS displays code S07, it indicates that the batteries are flat and the UPS is waiting for the battery voltage to exceed the set threshold. You can either wait for the batteries to recharge or manually force power-on via the “ON” menu.
What does it mean when my Riello MULTI SENTRY MST 60 UPS shows codes A39, A40 and the replace batteries LED is on?
If your Riello UPS displays codes A39 or A40 and the red "Replace Batteries" LED is on, it means the batteries haven't passed their periodic efficiency test. It's recommended to replace the batteries, as they may no longer provide sufficient autonomy. Battery replacement must be performed by qualified personnel.
What to do if there is no load voltage arriving from my Riello UPS?
If there is no load voltage from your Riello UPS, consider these possibilities: 1. Check that the load is properly connected to the output terminals. 2. Ensure that the switch behind the door (SWOUT) is closed. 3. Verify that the UPS is not in standby mode. If it is, perform the startup sequence. 4. Confirm that the Stand-by OFF mode is not selected, as this mode only powers loads during blackouts. 5. If the UPS has malfunctioned and the automatic bypass isn't working, insert the manual bypass (SWMB) and contact the nearest service center.
What to do if Riello MULTI SENTRY MST 60 UPS does not go into standby mode with mains power?
If your Riello UPS doesn't enter standby mode despite mains power, check the following: * Ensure the mains are correctly connected to the input terminals as per the installation instructions. * Verify the neutral connection is present, as the UPS requires it to operate. Failure to connect the neutral can damage the UPS or the load. * Confirm the switch behind the door (SWIN) is closed. * Check for a blackout; verify the presence of mains voltage. If there is no mains voltage, switch on via batteries to power the load. * Check for upstream protection intervention and reset the protection, ensuring there is no output overload or short to the UPS.
Explains the control panel layout, LEDs, and function keys.
Details the initial steps and requirements for setting up the UPS.
Provides tables for selecting appropriate cable sizes for different UPS models.
Outlines essential safety checks and preparatory steps before making electrical connections.
Provides step-by-step guidance for connecting the UPS power cables.
Explains how the UPS handles output short circuits.
Recommends external AC protection devices for the input line.
Specifies surge protectors and fuses for the external battery line.
Addresses the use and configuration of differential switches for safety.
Recommends output protection devices for selectivity.
Explains the UPS's primary function and block diagram components.
Guides on initial power-up, switch operations, and basic settings.
Step-by-step guide to powering on the UPS from the mains.
Step-by-step guide to powering on the UPS using battery power (cold start).
Instructions for safely shutting down the UPS.
Describes different UPS operating modes like ON LINE, ECO, and SMART ACTIVE.
Explains the procedure for using the manual bypass switch.
Provides detailed default and configurable settings for UPS operation.
Lists critical problems that can cause the UPS to lock quickly.
Explains UPS or component inhibits caused by failures.
General| Power Rating | 60 kVA |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Phase | 3-phase |
| Form Factor | Tower |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 40 °C |
| Rated Power (W) | 60000 W |
| Output Power Capacity | 60 kVA |
| Input Voltage | 400 V |
| Output Voltage | 400 V |
| Battery Type | Valve-regulated lead-acid (VRLA) |
| Communication Interface | RS232, USB |
| Topology | On-line double conversion |
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