Ever Power Systems POWERLINE RT PLUS 1000, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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EVER POWERLINE RT PLUS UPS Operating Manual
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To reduce the risk of electric shock (in case the grounding cannot be checked),
the unit must be disconnected from the mains before installation or connecting to
other equipment. The power lead may only be reconnected after making all
required connections.
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The electric system's grounding conductor leads the leakage current away from
the receivers. The leakage currents of all loads connected to the UPS unit's
output are combined in the UPS unit's power lead. The summary leakage current
may trigger protective devices (RCD) and result in disconnecting power to the
loads.
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When connecting and disconnecting signal cables, all actions should be
performed with one hand only (if feasible). This is to avoid electric shock when
touching two surfaces with different electrical potentials.
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Connecting leads should be placed so that people walking over them will not step
or trip on them.
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An emergency power-off button (EPO), dedicated to the UPS system, should be
installed in the building's electrical system. This is to allow disconnecting, in
emergency, the UPS unit from the connected loads regardless of the mode in
which the UPS is operating.
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To minimize the risk of fire, connections should only be made to circuits (electrical
systems) whose rating is adequate for the connected loads, with properly selected
overcurrent protection. Additionally, the breaker should feature at least a 3 mm
insulating air gap.
C) Operation of the UPS unit
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Health and Safety regulations and guidelines specified in the UPS unit operating
manual must be observed when handling and operating the UPS unit.
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All instructions must be executed step by step. If any problems emerge when
executing the instructions given in this document, please contact EVER service
support (www.ever.eu).
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Never disconnect the grounding at the UPS unit or at the terminals of the
building's electrical system, as this will disable the UPS unit's protective
grounding.