What to do if my Vision SPIRIT II G UPS beeps and shows 'output overload'?
If the Vision UPS beeps twice every second and the LCD displays “output overload”, it indicates that the UPS is overloaded. To resolve this, disconnect some of the connected loads.
What to do if Vision SPIRIT II G UPS shows 'output short circuit'?
If the Vision UPS has a fault indicator on and the LCD shows “output short circuit”, it means there is a short circuit in the output. You should eliminate the short circuit and then restart the UPS.
What to do if Vision SPIRIT II G UPS shows 'battery fault'?
If the Vision UPS displays a fault indicator and the LCD shows “battery fault”, it could be due to several reasons: * The battery circuit breaker might be off or have a poor connection. * The battery connection might be reversed. * The battery itself could be defective. To address this: 1. Switch on the breaker and check the battery connections. 2. Check the battery polarity. 3. If the problem persists, contact your distributor to replace the battery.
Why does my Vision SPIRIT II G UPS have abnormal backup time?
If the Vision UPS is experiencing an abnormal backup time, it could be due to: * The battery not being fully charged. * The battery being bad. To solve this: 1. Charge the battery for 8 hours when AC is normal, then test the backup time again. 2. If the issue persists, contact the distributor to replace the battery.
What to do if Vision SPIRIT II G UPS shows over-temperature?
If the Vision UPS has a long beep, a fault indicator on, and the LCD shows over-temperature, it indicates that the UPS is overheating. To resolve this: 1. Check if air is blowing out from the fans. 2. Remove any objects obstructing the UPS. 3. Wait until the UPS cools down, and then restart it.
Why is the AC indicator blinking on my Vision SPIRIT II G UPS?
If the AC indicator is blinking on your Vision UPS, it means the input AC is beyond the normal range. Pay attention to the backup time if the UPS is in battery mode.
What does it mean if my Vision SPIRIT II G UPS shows rectifier/inverter/auxiliary power/output fault?
If you hear long beeps, see a fault indicator on, and the LCD shows “rectifier fault”, “inverter fault”, “auxiliary power fault” or “output fault” on your Vision UPS, it indicates a fault inside the UPS. Contact the distributor for assistance.
What to do if my Vision SPIRIT II G UPS doesn’t start?
If the Vision UPS doesn’t start after pressing the On button, it could be due to: * Insufficiently long press of the ON button. * Overload. To resolve this: 1. Press and hold the On button for 1 second. 2. Disconnect all loads and restart the UPS.
What to do if Vision SPIRIT II G UPS shows 'charger fault'?
If the Vision UPS has a fault indicator on and the LCD shows “charger fault “, it means the charger is defective. Contact the distributor for assistance.
What to do if my Vision SPIRIT II G makes abnormal sound or smell?
If the Vision UPS is making abnormal sounds or smells, it indicates a fault inside the UPS. Shut down the UPS immediately and contact the distributor.
High risk of electric shock, unauthorized access prohibited, and considerations for connecting specific equipment.
Precautions for output, disconnection, grounding, operating environment, ventilation, liquid, and fire extinguishers.
Details the UPS applications for computer centers, network management, auto control, and telecom systems.
Lists product models, capacities (6kVA, 10kVA), and remarks on internal or external batteries.
Explains the system's ability to work in single unit or parallel for enhanced reliability.
Highlights intelligent online sine wave, high frequency, double conversion, DSP technology, and network management.
Provides an overview of the UPS including product view, LCD operation, display, and rear panel instructions.
Instructions for checking the UPS upon unpacking, including appearance and accessories.
Detailed steps and notes for installing the UPS, including placement, environment, and power configuration.
Guidelines for connecting multiple UPS units in parallel for increased capacity or redundancy.
Describes the different operating modes of the UPS: AC, Bypass, Battery, and ECO modes.
Details the procedures for powering on, setting parameters, starting, shutting down, and powering off the UPS.
Explains how the UPS transitions between modes due to overload, temperature, or short circuits.
Refers to instructions for monitoring the UPS via provided software.
Guides on navigating the LCD menu for alarm, running parameters, and settings.
Instructions for checking and maintaining the UPS cooling fans.
Guidance on maintaining the UPS batteries, including temperature, discharge, and charging.
Advice on visually inspecting the UPS for good ventilation.
How to check the UPS status, including faults, bypass, and battery modes.
Procedures for performing function checks on UPS buttons, indicators, and battery testing.
Lists UPS operational statuses, modes, and associated LED indicators.
Details UPS alarms, buzz patterns, and corresponding LED indications for fault diagnosis.
General| Output voltage | 220/230/240 VAC |
|---|---|
| Output frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 0-40 °C |
| Nominal input voltage | 230V |
| Input Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Typical recharge time | 4 hours |
| Battery Recharge Time | 4 hours |
| Communication | USB |
| Communication Interface | USB |
| Topology | Line Interactive |
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