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1.
Input voltage meter:
This meter measures the AC voltage from the wall outlet. The INPUT voltage
readout is used to identify the input voltage information. When the UPS connects to any equipment, the
AVR can provide a stable 220/230/240V power output. In the event of a complete loss of power, severe
brownout, or over voltage, the UPS relies on its internal battery to back up to supply a consistent
220/230/240V output.
2.
Output voltage meter:
This meter measures the output voltage from the UPS.
3.
Estimated Run Time:
This displays the estimated UPS runtime based on current load. When runtime
becomes shorted, the battery capacity will decrease; (battery capacity bar indicator will be falling).
4.
Normal mode icon:
This icon illuminates when the UPS is working under normal conditions.
5.
Battery icon:
When there is a severe brownout or blackout, this icon will appear followed by an alarm,
(two short beeps), indicating that the UPS is now working using its internal batteries. Once the batteries
are run out of power, (over a period of time), a constant alarm will sound. If this happens and main power
has not been restored, it is recommended that you save your files and turn off your equipment manually
as soon as possible.
6.
Silent mode icon:
This icon appearing indicates that the buzzer will not be beeping while in battery
operating mode.
During Silent mode, the unit’s alarm does not sound until the Battery Capacity falls to <
20%.
7.
Over load icon:
This icon will appear followed by an alarm, indicating that an overload condition has
been reached. To recover from the overload condition, start unplugging your equipment from the UPS
outlets until the icon disappears and the alarm stops.
8.
BATT. CAPACITY:
BATT. CAPACITY is shown as a bar chart; each segment indicates approximately a
20% of battery capacity.
9.
LOAD CAPACITY:
Load CAPACITY is shown as a bar chart; each segment indicates approximately a
20% of load capacity.
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DEFINITIONS FOR ILLUMINATED LCD INDICATORS
