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Guidelines for manual use, proper grounding, maintenance, and component handling.
Cautionary notes on battery risks, electrical shock, fuse replacement, and disposal procedures.
Information on leakage current limits, intended use (industrial), and adherence to specifications.
Explains the UPS purpose in protecting equipment from electrical disturbances and its operational principle.
Visual representation of the UPS components and their interconnections, including AVR and inverter.
Instructions for safely removing the UPS and accessories from its packaging, retaining original materials.
Specifies ideal conditions: closed environments, flat surface, ventilation, temperature, and humidity limits.
Details of buttons, LEDs (operating mode, battery, alarm), acoustic alarms, and load/battery level bars.
Explanation of LED patterns and signals indicating fan faults, overtemperature, abnormal voltage, battery issues, and short circuits.
Identifies ports like RS232, USB, communication slots, output sockets, input sockets, and battery connections for specific models.
Details the rear panel layout for the 3000 VA model, including ports, sockets, and extension connections.
Illustrates the steps and components for converting tower models to rack-mount configurations for 1500-2000 VA units.
Details the process and accessories required to mount the 3000 VA UPS in a rack environment.
Guidance on mains, load connections, and attaching optional battery expansion units with safety.
Visual guides to rear panel ports and sockets for 1500/2000 VA and 3000 VA models.
Instructions on setting output voltage (220/230/240V) and the number of battery expansion units via mimic panel.
Procedures for powering the UPS on and off, including warnings about complete shutdown.
Explanation of how the UPS operates during normal mains power and during battery mode due to power failure.
Details on handling overloads, avoiding damage, and performing the UPS self-test for battery and inverter health.
Overview of available software (Uni Vision, Pro), communication protocols (HID, NetVision, BMS), and interfaces (RS232, USB).
Identifies common UPS problems like battery mode operation, short backup time, and overload alarms, with solutions.
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