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If your socomec UPS indicates an output short circuit, check the UPS output and the connected loads. Ensure the short circuit is removed before turning the UPS back on.
What does input bad wiring mean on socomec ITYS?
If your socomec UPS displays 'Input bad wiring,' it means the phase and neutral conductors at the input of the UPS system are reversed. Site Fault detection is disabled by default but can be enabled/disabled from the LCD settings menu. Reconnect all input wires correctly.
Why socomec ITYS displays no battery?
If your socomec UPS displays a 'No Battery' message, it indicates that the batteries are disconnected. Check that all batteries are properly connected.
What causes emergency power off on socomec ITYS UPS?
Emergency power off on your socomec UPS is activated when the RPO (Remote Power Off) is active. Check the RPO connector status to resolve this.
What does battery low mean on socomec UPS?
When your socomec UPS indicates 'Battery Low', it means the UPS is operating in Battery mode and the battery is running low. Note that the time to shutdown is approximate and may vary significantly.
What to do for over-temperature fault on socomec ITYS UPS?
If your socomec UPS indicates an over-temperature fault, the internal temperature is too high, causing the UPS to go to bypass or stop. Check the UPS ventilation and the ambient temperature to ensure they are within acceptable limits.
Why socomec UPS does not start?
If your socomec UPS doesn't start, the input source may not be connected correctly, or the Remote Power Off (RPO) switch might be active, or the RPO connector may be missing. Check the input connections and, if the UPS Status menu displays the 'Remote Power Off' notice, deactivate the RPO input.
What to do if socomec UPS shows battery fault?
If your socomec UPS displays a battery fault, it means the battery test has failed. This could be due to bad or disconnected batteries, or the battery minimum voltage being reached in Optimize Battery Management cycling mode. Check that all batteries are properly connected. You can start a new battery test. If the condition persists, contact your service representative.
Why socomec ITYS does not provide expected backup time?
If your socomec UPS isn't providing the expected backup time, the batteries may need charging or servicing. Connect the UPS to mains power for 48 hours to allow the batteries to charge. If the problem persists, contact your service representative.
What causes over-temperature warning on socomec ITYS?
An over-temperature warning on your socomec UPS indicates that the internal temperature is too high. To resolve this, clear any obstructions from the vents, remove any nearby heat sources, and ensure that airflow around the UPS is not restricted. The UPS will continue to operate in its current state while the warning is active.
Details the warranty terms for repairs and replacements, including return shipping responsibilities.
Outlines the steps required to claim service under warranty, including required documentation.
Specifies warranty coverage for batteries and software products, including limitations.
Crucial safety advice for operating the UPS, including electrical hazards and battery handling.
Safety measures and installation restrictions applicable to 1-3 kVA models.
Safety measures and installation restrictions applicable to 6-10 kVA models.
Explains the meaning of warning symbols and labels found on the UPS unit.
Specifies optimal ambient temperature, humidity, and ventilation for UPS installation.
Provides instructions on unit placement, clearance, and connections for installation.
Details required input protection, leakage current limits, and cable sizing.
Illustrates the rear panel ports and connectors for ITYS 1 and 2 kVA models.
Illustrates the rear panel ports and connectors for the ITYS 3 kVA model.
Critical safety precautions to observe before connecting external battery modules.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly connecting the battery extension cable.
Explains the visual indicators, status displays, and control buttons on the UPS front panel.
Describes the different operating modes like Normal, Battery, Eco, and Converter modes.
Instructions on how to charge the internal UPS batteries for optimal performance.
Step-by-step guides for safely powering the UPS unit on and off.
Explains how to initiate and perform a battery health test.
Details how to navigate and configure UPS settings through the menu interface.
Lists and explains visual and audible alarms, fault codes, and warnings displayed by the unit.
How to connect the UPS to a computer using the USB interface for monitoring.
Information on using optional Web/SNMP cards for remote network management.
Details on establishing serial communication via the RS232 port for UPS control.
Addresses common operational issues like UPS on battery mode or short backup times.
Troubleshooting issues related to the mimic panel display, alarms, and audible warnings.
Diagnosing problems related to fans, temperature, voltage, and internal component failures.
Addresses common system errors like EEPROM, EPO, bypass, softstart, and battery connection issues.
Diagnoses problems related to battery levels, overload, fan, charger, and temperature issues.
Focuses on troubleshooting overload conditions, short circuits, and critical system faults.
Covers issues related to power indication, bypass LEDs, battery LEDs, and backup time indicators.
Comprehensive technical data including electrical, environmental, and mechanical characteristics.
Specific electrical safety requirements and parameters for the 6-10 kVA UPS models.
Illustrates the rear panel ports and connectors for the ITYS 6 kVA unit.
Illustrates the rear panel ports and connectors for the ITYS 10 kVA unit.
Visual guides showing how to make the necessary electrical connections for the UPS.
Critical safety precautions to observe before connecting external battery modules.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly connecting the battery extension cable.
Explains the status indicators, alarms, and control buttons on the UPS front panel.
Procedures for safely powering the UPS unit on.
Procedures for safely powering the UPS unit off.
Explains the different operational modes like Line, Battery, Eco, Converter, and Bypass.
Presents the hierarchical structure of the UPS's setting menu for configuration.
Describes how to activate and use the manual bypass feature for maintenance purposes.
Explains the procedure for safely returning the UPS from manual bypass to normal operating mode.
Explains the meaning of indicators, alarms, and their conditions displayed on the mimic panel.
How to connect the UPS to a computer using the USB interface for monitoring.
Information on using optional Web/SNMP cards for remote network management.
Details on establishing serial communication via the RS232 port for UPS control.
Pin assignments and descriptions for the dry contact interface for external signaling.
Comprehensive technical data including electrical, environmental, and mechanical characteristics for higher capacity models.
General| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 230 VAC |
| Output Voltage | 230 VAC |
| Form Factor | Tower |
| Power Factor | 0.9 |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to +40 °C |
| Communication Interface | USB, RS232 |
| Protection | short circuit protection |
| Topology | Line Interactive |
| Battery Type | Sealed Lead-Acid (SLA) |
| Noise Level | < 45 dBA (depending on model) |
