Tescom T-200 Series, Руководство пользователя

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T-200 Series UPS User Manual
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IV. OPERATING PROCEDURE
4.1 Turn On procedure
1. Turn on the Main Switch and battery fuse on the rear panel to " 1 " position.
(There is line voltage at the output.)
2.
Turn on the On-Off Switch PK1 on the rear panel to the " 1 " position. Turn on the power switches on
your critical load after the "Inverter" indicator (green light) is turned on.
(There is inverter voltage at the
output.)
4.2 Turn Off procedure
1.
Turn off all the power switches on your critical equipments that are connected to the UPS.
2.
Turn off the On-Off switch PK1 and the Main Switch to " 0 " position.
CAUTION
A- For daily TURN ON / TURN OFF operation, it is recommended to keep the Main switch and
battery fuse at " 1 " position to ensure proper battery operation.
B-
If the Main switch is in " 1 " position the line power will be supplied to output receptacles
directly. DO NOT insert objects other than equipment power cords into outlets.
4.3 When Utility Power Is Interrupted
In case the utility power is interrupted, the UPS converts the built-in battery source to output terminals
immediately to protect your critical loads from loss of data or damage.
Battery back-up time is more than 10 minutes for full load and can be extended by removing non-critical
loads.
After an utility power blackout, the audible alarm and "
LINE FAILURE " indicator on LCD panel will start
operating.1 minute after the power is interrupted, and you will see the message " BAT.USED :001min "on
the LCD panel. This will show you for how long the batteries were used since the power was interrupted.
When the "
Battery Low " alarm appears, you have to shut down all your loads immediately, and turn the
main switch PK1 to position " 0 ".
4.4 Operator Control Panel
The panel can be divided into two functional sections; ”LED indications” and “control and display”. As can
be seen the upper section consists of leds which indicate the operation mode.
This panel shows the systems operation such as input and output Voltages, Frequency, % Load
Status etc. by LCD.