To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the Tech Novitas UPS icon is flashing on the LCD display and the alarm is sounding twice every second?
This indicates the Tech Novitas UPS is overloaded. You should remove some of the connected devices from the UPS output. If the UPS has been overloaded repeatedly, it may be locked in Bypass mode, feeding power directly from the mains. In this case, first remove excess loads, then shut down and restart the UPS.
What to do if Tech Novitas venus flexi fault code 43 is shown on the LCD display and the alarm is continuously sounding?
Fault code 43 indicates that the Tech Novitas UPS shut down automatically due to an overload at the UPS output. To resolve this, remove some of the connected devices to reduce the load and then restart the UPS.
What to do if Tech Novitas venus flexi UPS fault code 14 is shown on the LCD display and the alarm is continuously sounding?
Fault code 14 means that the Tech Novitas UPS shut down automatically because a short circuit occurred on the UPS output. You should check the output wiring and the devices connected to see if any are causing a short circuit.
Why is the Tech Novitas UPS battery backup time shorter than expected?
A shorter than expected battery backup time on your Tech Novitas UPS can occur because the batteries are not fully charged. Charge the batteries for at least 5 hours and then check the capacity. Another cause is that the batteries may be defective.
What to do if there is no indication and alarm on the Tech Novitas venus flexi UPS even though the mains is normal?
General| Model | Venus Flexi Series |
|---|---|
| Category | UPS |
| Battery Type | Lead-acid maintenance-free |
| Communication Interface | USB (optional) |
| Operating Temperature | 0-40°C |
Guidelines for transporting the UPS system safely in its original packaging to prevent shock and impact.
Ensuring the UPS is dry and acclimated to the environment before installation, avoiding water and direct sunlight.
Instructions for connecting the UPS, avoiding overloads, and using appropriate cables for safe installation.
Key safety rules during UPS operation, including not disconnecting mains and proper shutdown procedure.
Warnings and precautions for maintenance, service, and fault handling, emphasizing hazardous voltages and battery safety.
Diagrams illustrating rear panel views and connection ports for various UPS models and types.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting the UPS in a 19-inch rack chassis.
Instructions for connecting external batteries for long-run models and re-connecting internal batteries for rack UPS.
Guidelines for connecting the UPS to a grounded receptacle, specifying NEMA types for different models.
Procedures for connecting loads to socket-type or terminal-type outputs, including wiring and circuit breaker recommendations.
Connecting USB, RS-232, or intelligent slots for monitoring and unattended shutdown.
How to turn on the UPS and notes on the initial battery charging period.
Guide to installing UPS monitoring software from CD or website for optimal system protection.
Step-by-step guide for replacing internal batteries on rack UPS models, including safety precautions.
Instructions for assembling 2, 3, and 4-battery kits for Rack UPS models, detailing connection and casing.
Instructions for assembling 6-battery kits for Rack UPS models, detailing connection and casing.
Details the functions of the ON/Mute, OFF/Enter, Select, and ON/Mute + Select buttons on the UPS.
Explains the different display elements, icons, and indicators shown on the UPS LCD screen.
Describes the audible alarm patterns for different UPS states like Low Battery, Overload, and Fault.
Provides an index of abbreviations and their meanings displayed on the UPS LCD screen.
Guides on configuring UPS parameters including output voltage, frequency, ECO, and bypass settings.
Explains the behavior and LCD displays for Online, ECO, Battery, Bypass, and Standby modes.
Lists fault events, their corresponding codes, and associated icons for troubleshooting.
Explains warning indicators, their flashing icons, and corresponding audible alarm patterns.
The UPS system contains no user-serviceable parts. Batteries need replacement after 3-5 years.
Instructions for storing the UPS, including charging frequency and duration based on temperature.
Detailed specifications for the Tower UPS models (1K, 2K, 3K) covering input, output, battery, and physical attributes.
