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NETYS PR RACK 1U

- Ref.: IOMNETPRXX01-GB  02

ENGLISH

The main purpose of the UPS is to protect sensitive and critical equipment from electrical disturbances that can compromise opera-
tion. Black-outs, brown-outs, variations in voltage and frequency, lightning, electrostatic discharges and rapid over voltages are 
phenomena found in all office and industrial environments and which cause damage to the hardware and loss of data.

Netys is an Uninterruptible Power Supply designed to power computers and connected peripherals, with the exception of any other 
electrical device (such as household appliances, television sets, stereo systems and video recorders).

2.1. INTRODUCTION

The characteristic feature of these UPS is the constant monitoring of the power supply which, duly filtered and stabilised (on models 
with AVR) and if considered suitable, is used to supply consumers. In cases of a mains failure or if the mains is considered to be 
outside limits accepted by the load, the inverter (the heart of the UPS) is activated immediately. Drawing on the power stored in the 
batteries, the inverter generates a voltage that instantly takes over from the mains without any disruption to the equipment connected.

During operation under emergency conditions, the internal batteries discharge but are recharged again automatically when mains 
power returns.

Being hermetically sealed, the batteries do not require maintenance of any kind at any stage of their working life.

2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION

2.1-1

 Block diagram

AVR

Mains input

Output

(to power consumers)

Battery

Battery

charger

Battery 

for back-up 

extensions 

(optional)

Automatic Voltage stabilizer

(AVR models only)

Inverter

(DC/AC)

Automatic

transfer 

switch

Summary of Contents for NETYS PR 1000 Rack 1U

Page 1: ...stallation et d utilisation FR Installation and operating manual GB Manuale di installazione e uso IT MK Installatie en bedieningshandleiding NL Dokumentacja Techniczno Ruchowa PL Manual de instala o...

Page 2: ...y temperature poor ventilation etc tampering or any unauthorised repair work During the warranty period SOCOMEC UPS reserves the right to decide whether the product should be repaired or whether to re...

Page 3: ...ECTION 11 7 MODES OF OPERATION 12 7 1 TURNING THE UPS ON 12 7 2 TURNING THE UPS OFF 12 7 3 STANDBY MODE 12 7 4 INITIATING THE SELF TEST 12 8 ADDITIONAL UPS FEATURES 13 8 1 VOLTAGE CONFIGURATION 13 8 2...

Page 4: ...ose of batteries in a fire the battery may explode CAUTION A battery can present a risk of electric shock and high short circuit current The following precaution should be observed when working on bat...

Page 5: ...ower supply which duly filtered and stabilised on models with AVR and if considered suitable is used to supply consumers In cases of a mains failure or if the mains is considered to be outside limits...

Page 6: ...9 Rack 3 1 2 Adjusting the Rail Depth 3 1 3 Securing the Rear Rail 3 1 4 Securing the Front Rail Mounting Bracket M3x6 Bracket Screws Rear Hold Down Bracket Rear Front Assembly Wing Nuts Assembly Wing...

Page 7: ...LLATION 3 1 5 Securing the UPS in a 19 Rack 3 1 6 Rack Tray and Mounting Bracket for a 23 Cabinet 3 1 7 Securing the UPS in a 23 Rack Mounting Bracket M3x6 Bracket Screws Rack Tray NOTE Rails cannot b...

Page 8: ...GB 02 3 INSTALLATION 3 1 8 Zero U Mounting 3 1 9 Mounting the UPS to a Wall Side of Rack Cabinet within 22 54 22 78 or 56 35 56 95 cm WARNING The UPS MUST be positioned with the front panel at the to...

Page 9: ...ef IOMNETPRXX01 GB 02 ENGLISH Load segment 1 green Service red Overload red Load segment 2 green Battery mode yellow Power ON green ON OFF button Test Alarm reset button 4 FRONT VIEW 4 1 2 Control pan...

Page 10: ...e Slot for optional communication boards Slot for optional communication boards Main input socket IEC 320 Main input socket IEC 320 DIP Switches DIP Switches RS232 serial port RS232 serial port USB Po...

Page 11: ...connector 6 1 3 Reinstall the UPS front panel Verify that the UPS is off and unplugged Remove the UPS front panel figure 6 1 1 Connect the battery connector figure 6 1 2 A small amount of arcing may...

Page 12: ...pment and goes into Battery mode 7 2 TURNING THE UPS OFF To turn off the UPS press and hold the button for two seconds and then unplug the UPS from the power outlet If you do not unplug the UPS it rem...

Page 13: ...FF 230 V 207 V 243 V OFF OFF ON 240 V 216 V 254 V ON ON Default position DIP Switch Settings 8 2 NETWORK TRANSIENT PROTECTOR The Network Transient Protector is located on the rear panel and has jacks...

Page 14: ...gh Java Shutdown Client technology Web SNMP card 9 2 RS232 INTERFACE Communication with the server can take place directly via the RS232 interface In addition to local or networked shutdown it is poss...

Page 15: ...correctly Check the power cord connections The UPS is in Standby mode Press and hold the button until you hear the UPS beep approximately two seconds to supply power to the connected equipment The wal...

Page 16: ...to replace the battery Call your service represen tative if the problem persists Continuous beep UPS internal temperature is too high Shutdown is imminent Save your work and turn off your equipment Tu...

Page 17: ...cuit protected Load connection socket IEC 320 4 10 A Battery Typical back up time 12 minutes Battery recharge Advanced charging for faster recovery Approximately 3 hours to 90 usable capacity at nomin...

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