Ion Technologies Sumpro
®
Battery Back-Up
OPERATION MANUAL
Dated: 08/18/2017
Document Name: SUMPRO_100_OM
Page 6 of 12
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Please read the following instructions carefully before
attempting to connect an alternative DC source.
1. There are two sets of alternative DC input
terminals located on the top left side of
the Sumpro, DC1 and DC2. Open access
cover and remove the conduit knockout that
corresponds to the terminals you are going to
connect to (
See Page 5, Figure C).
2. Connect conduit to the head unit (
See Page
5, Figure C).
Check local codes for conduit
requirements.
3. Run the wires from the alternative DC source
and connect the positive (+) wire to the positive
(+) DC terminal and the negative (-) wire to the
negative (-) DC terminal.
NOTE: It doesn’t matter which DC input is utilized, but
insure that the positive (+) and negative (-) wires from
the alternative DC source are connected to the same
set of DC terminals, i.e., if using DC2 terminals, the
positive and negative wires from the alternative DC
source must be connected to the positive and negative
terminals of DC2.
4. Put access cover back on the head unit.
Light and Relay Functions
After you have your Sumpro
®
unit in operation, you can
check its status by looking at the system lights. They
should tell you everything you need to know about the
status of the unit.
1. Power – Green LED
a. Solid when AC Line In Voltage is deemed
present.
b.
Off when AC Line In fault occurs.
2. Inverter – Red LED
a.
Blinks when unit is running off inverter and
silence has NOT been pressed.
b.
Solid when unit is running off inverter and
silence has been pressed.
c.
Off when unit is operating off of AC Line
3. Alarm – Red LED
a. Blinks when alarm condition occurs and
silence has NOT been pressed
b. Solid when alarm condition occurs and
silence has been pressed
c.
Off when no alarm condition is present
d. Alarm Contact – NC dry contact
i. Opens when either the Inverter LED or
Alarm LED are blinking
4. LCD Display - Displays all info that pertains to
current operating condition of the unit
Testing the System
To test the Sumpro
®
, simply unplug it from the 115V
AC power to run your pump on battery power for a
short time. You can repeat this if you wish, but it is
not necessary. If your Sumpro
®
unit works the first
time it is sure to work time and time again.
Be sure
that you remember to plug the unit back into the
receptacle after you have completed the test.
Note:
New batteries are rarely fully charged.
Depending on the charge condition of the batteries
and the voltage from the utility company, it may take
up to 7 days for the batteries to be fully charged.
Sumpro
®
Maintenance
Your Sumpro
®
unit has been designed to be virtually
maintenance free. Just make sure it is kept clean and
dry and that the unit is periodically tested in the auxiliary
mode.
Battery Maintenance
If you are using AGM maintenance free batteries, you
should visually inspect the batteries every six months
for swelling or leakage. For all other batteries, refer to
the manufacturer recommended battery maintenance
section of the battery being used.
Maintenance or replacement of batteries should be
performed or supervised by personnel knowledgeable
of batteries and the required precautions.
