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2.4 Connecting the device to the mains
To connect the UPS to the mains, use the power cord by plugging it into the verified 3-wire, grounded
power outlet. Do not connect to any surge suppressor, dividers or power strips. Remember to have UPS
directly connected to the power.
INFO : When using "cold start" function it is not necessary to connect the UPS to the power supply.
2.5 Connecting the devices (loads)
In order to sustain the device operation in the event of power failure (AC) connect it to the power output
at the back of the unit. Do not use any adapters, dividers or substitute slots in order to replace the output
type of output socket.
2.6 Operation
2.6.1 Turning the UPS on
To turn on the device, press the power button (ON/OFF) located on the front panel. UPS now will be ready
for use.
2.6.2 Turning the UPS off
1) During power supply mode (AC):
To turn off the unit, press the power (ON/OFF) located on the front panel for at least 3 seconds.
UPS will shut down the power connected to the rear load and go into standby.
2) During battery mode (DC):
To turn off the unit, press the power (ON/OFF) located on the front panel for at least 3 seconds.
UPS will be turned off after a long sound signal.
2.7 Operating modes
2.7.1 Power supply (AC)
During UPS operation in AC power mode (AC), the green LED will continuously glow, indicating the normal
operation of the UPS. When the load level reaches 100%, the yellow LED will flash and the device will emit
sound signals. To check the current input and output voltage of mains power, please refer to the dedicated
software.
2.7.2 Battery mode (DC)
During UPS operation in battery mode (DC), the red LED will continuously glow and the UPS will emit
sound signals every 8 seconds. When the battery capacity is low, the red LED will glow constantly and the
device will emit sound signals every second. In case of UPS being overloaded, the yellow LED will flash and
the device will emit long sound signals. To check the current input and output voltage of mains power,
please refer to the dedicated software.
3. Batteries
3.1 General information and maintenance
Remember to recharge the batteries after they are delivered from the seller. If they were not used for a
long period of time, the batteries will start to spontaneously discharge, which may result in short battery
life or cause battery damage during the warranty period. The appropriate steps should be taken to avoid
an excessive increase in temperature around the UPS. Otherwise, the high temperatures may lead to
decreased battery life. In order to achieve their maximum service life, these indications should be strictly
followed.