What to do if socomec Statys XS Switch displays error code Er03 to Er06?
If your Socomec Switch shows error codes Er03 to Er06, it could be due to a disconnection from the electrical grid. Check the connection from the electrical grid to the Statys XS input. It may also be due to an abnormal electrical grid, in which case you should request service from a professional electrician.
What to do if socomec Statys XS shows error code Er22 to Er33?
If the Socomec Switch displays error codes Er22 to Er33, this indicates abnormal internal components. Please contact us for assistance.
What to do if socomec Statys XS shows error code Er16?
If your Socomec Switch displays error code Er16, it indicates an overload. To resolve this, check the load capacity connected to the switch.
Why is my Socomec Switch Statys XS off?
If your Socomec Switch Statys XS is OFF, several factors could be at play. First, ensure the switch is properly connected to the electrical grid. If the grid is abnormal, request service by a professional electrician. Also, check if the input breaker has tripped and reset it if necessary. If none of these steps work, the internal components may be damaged, and you should contact the distributor.
General| Rated Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Number of Poles | 4 |
| Rated Operational Voltage Ue | 400 VAC |
| Standards | IEC 60947-6-1 |
| Control Voltage | 230 VAC |
| Protection Degree | IP20 |
| Humidity | 95% (non-condensing) |
Essential instructions for safe handling, connection, and operation of STATYS XS.
Lists prohibited locations and required environmental conditions for safe operation.
Explains key safety symbols found on the unit, such as high voltage and ground.
Details risks of electric shock, property damage, and power cut hazards.
Overview of STATYS XS as an Automatic Transfer System with dual independent power circuits.
Details included accessories and guidelines for inspecting product packaging.
Details the components, buttons, indicators, and ports on the front panel.
Explains the various symbols, status indicators, and numeric displays on the LCD.
Illustrates and identifies power inputs, output sockets, and circuit breakers on the rear.
Describes RS-232, USB ports, and five user-configurable dry contact interfaces.
Guidelines for selecting an optimal, safe, and ventilated installation environment.
Step-by-step instructions for unpacking, damage check, and physical mounting.
Details external upstream protection and recommended circuit breaker ratings.
Describes the automatic boot-up sequence and initial LCD and LED status indicators.
Instructions for manually switching between power input sources (Source A and B).
How to read voltage, frequency, current, and load rate via the V/Hz/A/% button.
Details customization via USB or serial link using the dedicated XS Config software.
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