Salicru SLC Link Series, Service Manual

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10.1.- Complete listing of acoustic alarms, frequency, description and actions to take.
Table 6. Acoustic alarm list.
(*) The extended back up time on an equipment is achieved with the connection of «n» battery modules with variable capacity depending on the model.
(**) Some values of depth and width dimensions are between parenthesis.
The first value of the depth means the depth of the metal case itself and the second one is the maximum depth of the parts located in the posterior sides.
With the sum of both values we have the total depth.
About the width in rack-mounted models, the first value means the metal case width only and the second one are the side handles. With the sum of
both values we have the total width of the 19" rack (428+54,6 = 482,6).
40%
70% 100%
40%
70% 100%
SLC-700 LINK 700 / 490 60 ..144 70 ..144 80 ..144 120 ..264 140 ..264 160 ..264 18 (425+100) x 152 x 238 13,5
SLC-700 LINK R 700 / 490 60 ..144 70 ..144 80 ..144 120 ..264 140 ..264 160 ..264 18 (440+100) x (428+54,6) x 84 14,6
SLC-1000 LINK 1000 / 700 60 ..144 70 ..144 80 ..144 120 ..264 140 ..264 160 ..264 18 (425+100) x 152 x 238 16,2
SLC-1000 LINK R 1000 / 700 60 ..144 70 ..144 80 ..144 120 ..264 140 ..264 160 ..264 18 (440+100) x (428+54,6) x 84 17,3
SLC-1500 LINK 1500 / 1050 60 ..144 70 ..144 80 ..144 120 ..264 140 ..264 160 ..264 14 (425+100) x 152 x 238 17
SLC-1500 LINK R 1500/ 1050 60 ..144 70 ..144 80 ..144 120 ..264 140 ..264 160 ..264 14 (440+100) x (428+54,6) x 84 18,1
SLC-2000 LINK 2000 / 1400 60 ..144 70 ..144 80 ..144 120 ..264 140 ..264 160 ..264 18 (425+100) x 225 x 360 31,6
SLC-2000 LINK SR 2000 / 1400 60 ..144 70 ..144 80 ..144 120 ..264 140 ..264 160 ..264 14 (515+100) x (428+54,6) x 84 27
SLC-2000 LINK R 2000 / 1400 60 ..144 70 ..144 80 ..144 120 ..264 140 ..264 160 ..264 18 (645+100) x (428+54,6) x 84 31,6
SLC-3000 LINK 3000 / 2100 60 ..144 70 ..144 80 ..144 120 ..264 140 ..264 160 ..264 14 (425+100) x 225 x 360 33
SLC-3000 LINK R 3000 / 2100 60 ..144 70 ..144 80 ..144 120 ..264 140 ..264 160 ..264 14 (645+100) x (428+54,6) x 84 33
Bat. mod. LINK - - - - - - - (*) (425+100) x 225 x 360 (*)
Bat. mod. LINK R1 - - - - - - - (*) (425+100) x (428+54,6) x 84 (*)
Bat. mod. LINK R2 - - - - -
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(*) (630+100) x (428+54,6) x 84 (*)
Weight
(kg).
Model.
Back up
time at half
load (min.).
(**) Max. dimensions (mm)
Depth x Width x Height.
Input voltage range (V) with load, for mains:
100/110/115/120/127 V. 208/220/230/240 V.
Power
(VA / W).
Table 7. Particular specifications.
Acoustic alarm. LCD message / Led. Alarm description. Action to take.
1 beep every 5 seconds.
BATTERY MODE /
ON-BAT
The loads are supplied from the batteries,
discharge.
Save the data and make a controlled shutdown.
2 beeps every 5 seconds.
BATTERY LOW /
ON-BAT blinks
The loads are supplied from the battery with
a shutdown by end of back time shortly. The equipment will be started up automatically
when the mains is restored.
2 beeps per second.
O/P OVERLOAD /
FAULT
The UPS is blocked by overload in «LINE MODE».
The loads are higher then the power rate of the
equipment. The unit operates in «BYPASS MODE».
Reduce the connected load till the problem is
solved. The equipment will operate as usual
according to the selected parameter options.
Continuous beep. CHARGER FAILURE / FAULT The charger has fault. Call to Service and Technical Support (S.T.S.) .
Continuous beep.
OVER TEMP /
FAULT
High ambient temperature.
Check the cooling fans and wholes are not
blocked, and the room temperature is lower than
+40ºC. If the problem is not solved, call to
(S.T.S.) .
Continuous beep.
BAT OVERLOAD /
FAULT
The batteries are overloaded.
Shutdown the loads and UPS and call to Service
and Technical Support (S.T.S.) .
Continuous beep. O/P SHORT / FAULT Output short-circuit. Call to Service and Technical Support (S.T.S.) .
Continuous beep. HIGH O/P V / FAULT High output voltage. Call to Service and Technical Support (S.T.S.) .
Continuous beep. LOW O/P V / FAULT Low output voltage. Call to Service and Technical Support (S.T.S.) .
2 beeps per second.
BUS FAULT /
FAULT
The DC bus voltage is high.
Shutdown the loads and UPS and call to Service
and Technical Support (S.T.S.) .
1 beep per second.
WIRING FAULT / FAULT
or NEUTRAL FAULT
Earth leakage voltage between neutral and
ground. The neutral-phase sequence is wrong. Swap
them.
1 beep per second.
OUTPUTS OFF / — or
BATTERY FAILURE / FAULT
Low battery.
Recharge the batteries as minimum for 4 h
without switching ON the
UPS .