Cyber Power CPS1200EO12LCD User manual

Hybrid Inverter
CPS1200EO12LCD
CPS2200EO24LCD
User’s Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS…………………………..4
2 INSTALLATION……..………………………………………………..5
2-1 Unpacking………………………………………………………............5
2-2 Product Overview & Outlook…………………………………………..5
2-3 Power Requirements of Your Equipment…...………………………..7
2-4 Hardware Installation Guide……..…………………………………….7
3 DEFINITIONS FOR ILLUMINATED LCD INDICATORS….........10
4 OPERATION & CONFIGURATION……………………………….13
Power On/Off..……………………………………………………………...13
Function Setup…………...………………………………………………...13
Audible Alarm…………………….…...…………………….….................13
Function Setup Guide…..………….…...……………………..................13
Charger Control…..……………………………......................................18
Input Voltage Range Selector…..…………………………….................18
5 TROUBLESHOOTING……………………………………………..19
6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.………………………………….21

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1 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
(SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS)
Before attempting to unpack, install, or operate the product, please read and follow all instructions
carefully.
CAUTION! To prevent the risk of fire or electric shock, install in a temperature and humidity controlled
indoor area free of conductive contaminants. (Please see Technical Specifications section for
acceptable temperature and humidity range.)
CAUTION! The product must be installed in a protected environment away from heat-emitting
appliances such as a radiator or heat register. The location should provide adequate air flow around the
product for proper ventilation.
CAUTION! To reduce the risk of injury, use cables come with the product. Use appropriate and certified
external battery cables.
CAUTION! To reduce risk of damage and injury, use batteries with good quality.
CAUTION! Risk of electric shock. DO NOT remove the cover. No user serviceable parts inside.
CAUTION! Provide adequate ventilation for the battery compartment. The battery enclosure should be
designed to prevent accumulation and concentration of hydrogen gas at the top of the compartment.
CAUTION! A battery can present a risk of electrical shock and high short circuit current. When working
on batteries, remove watches, rings, or other metal objects. Use tools with insulated handles.
CAUTION! Hazardous live parts inside can be energized by the battery even when theAC input power
is disconnected.
CAUTION! To avoid electrical shock, turn off the unit and unplug it from the AC power source before
installing equipment or servicing the battery. Servicing the battery can only be performed by trained
personnel.
DO NOT USE FOR MEDICAL OR LIFE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT! Do not use in any circumstance that
would affect the operation and safety of life support equipment, medical applications, or patient care.
DO NOT USE WITH OR NEAR AQUARIUMS! To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not use
with or near an aquarium. Condensation from the aquarium can cause the unit to short out.
DO NOT USE THE PRODUCT ON ANY TRANSPORTATION! To reduce the risk of fire or electric
shock, do not use the unit on any transportation such as airplanes or ships. The effect of shock or
vibration caused during transit and the damp environment can cause the unit to short out.

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2 INSTALLATION
2-1 Unpacking
Inspect the product upon receipt. The box should contain the following:
(a) This product; (b) User Manual; (c) Input Power Cord
2-2 Product Overview & Outlook
CyberPower Solar Hybrid Inverter System converts renewable solar energy from panels into usable AC
and store excess power in batteries as backup power during blackout and emergencies. The Solar
Hybrid Inverter System comes with a small and compact design, which helps to simplify the installation
process. With Green thinking in mind, CyberPower is always in the lead in providing the most
pioneering energy-saving solution.
Power Inverter
Input Power Cord
User Manual

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CPS1200EO12LCD / CPS2200EO24LCD
Application Diagram
1. Multifunction LCD Readout
2. Power On/off Switch
3. Function Buttons
4. DC Input Cable(Black ”-”)
5. DC Input Cable(Red ”+”)
6. Input circuit breaker
7. Charger control 8. Input voltage range selector
9. AC outlet 10. AC inlet 11. PV input terminals

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2-3 Power Requirements of Your Equipment
1. Ensure that the equipment plugged into the AC outlet does not exceed the product’s rated
capacity (1200VA/780W for CPS1200EO12LCD; 2200VA/1320W for CPS2200EO24LCD). If rated
unit capacities are exceeded, an overload condition may occur and cause the unit to shut down or
the circuit breaker trip.
2. There are many factors that can affect the amount of power that your appliances will require. For
optimal system performance keep the load below 80% of the unit’s rated capacity.
2-4 Hardware Installation Guide
Step 1 Connect the Battery
For optimal battery life and reasonable recharging time, make sure the batteries capacity no less than
100Ah. Use batteries with same brand, type, and capacity.
Connect DC input cables of this product to external batteries:
Red “+”cable to the battery’s Positive “+”polarity
Black “-”cable to the battery’s Negative “-”polarity
Single Battery Connection
Single battery voltage must be equal to DC voltage of the unit.
Multiple Batteries Connection –in Series
Connect two batteries in series can double the voltage. Sum of voltages must be equal to DC voltage of
the unit.

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Multiple Batteries Connection –in Parallel
Connect multiple batteries in parallel can increase total battery capacity but still keep terminal voltage
as single battery voltage.
Step 2 Connect the Solar Panel
CAUTION! In order to switch off the power from PV for the need of maintenance and service, please
install a circuit breaker between the product and PV module.
CAUTION! To reduce risk of injury, use appropriate cables for PV connection. The wiring can only be
performed by trained personnel. Refer to below table for recommended cable size.
Model
PV Charging Current
Wire Gauge
CPS1200EO12LCD
40A
12AWG
CPS2200EO24LCD
40A
12AWG

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Connect the cables from PV module to the unit’s PV input terminals. Please check the polarity before
connection.
For more information about PV Module Selection, please refer to the APPENDIX section.
Step 3 Connect the Product to Utility
Connect the product to a wall outlet. Charging the battery for at least 8 hours is recommended to
ensure that the battery’s maximum charge capacity is achieved. To recharge the battery and maintain
optimal battery charge, simply leave the unit plugged into a wall outlet at all times. The battery can be
charged whether the unit is turned on or off.
DO NOT connect Neutral of the Power Distribution Box to (a) the OUTPUT Neutral of this product, or (b)
the INPUT Neutral of connected equipment. Otherwise, reversed polarity will damage the product and
connected equipment.
Step 3 Connect the Load
Connect the load to the unit’s outlet. Make sure that the total loads of your appliances are below 80% of
the unit’s rated capacity.
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3 DEFINITIONS FOR ILLUMINATED LCD INDICATORS
LCD Display
The left half of the LCD screen displays the energy flow direction and the status of the Power Inverter.
The right half of the LCD screen displays the input, output, and battery information.
Icon
Description
Normal Mode (Power On)
The Power Inverter is turned on.
Standby Mode (Power Off)
The Power Inverter is off while the LCD display remains on.
Utility Power
Utility power source supplies AC power.
Solar Power
Solar power source supplies to load or battery.
Load Capacity
The approximate load capacity of the unit’s outlet. (in 25% increments)
Battery Capacity
The approximate battery capacity and charging status. (in 25%
increments)

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Fault
This icon appears if there is a problem with the unit.
Overload
This icon appears and an alarm sounds to indicate the outlet is
overloaded.
Mute
This icon appears whenever the unit is in silent mode. However, when
there is a problem with the unit, the alarm will still beep even in silent
mode.
Setup Mode
This icon appears whenever the unit is in Setup Mode.
Input / Output / Battery Information
It indicates input, output, and battery information.

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Operation Modes
There are three types of modes regarding to the operation of the Power Inverter. The corresbonding
LCD displays are as shown below.
LCD Display
Operation Mode
Standby Mode(only AC)
In this Mode, the Inverter is off and the Utility power
bypasses to output and in the meantime charges the
battery. The LCD is on to show battery status.
Standby Mode(only PV)
In this Mode, the Inverter is off and the solar power
charges the battery. The LCD is on to show battery status.
Standby Mode(both PV and AC)
In this Mode, the Inverter is off and the Utility power
bypasses to output and the battery is charged by both AC
and PV. The LCD is on to show battery status.
Line Mode1
The Power Inverter is turned on and AC input power is
normal. It supplies power to the load (connected
equipment).
Line Mode2
The Power Inverter is turned on and AC input power is
normal. It supplies power to the load (connected
equipment) and PV power charges the battery in the
meantime.

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Battery Mode1
During a severe brownout or blackout, the Utility Power is
absent and the Power Inverter switches to Battery Mode.
The battery will supply power to the load (connected
equipment).
Battery Mode2
During a severe brownout or blackout, the Utility Power is
absent and the Power Inverter switches to Battery Mode.
The battery and PV panels will supply power to the load
(connected equipment).
4 OPERATION & CONFIGURATION
Power On/Off
Power On：Press the POWER button to turn on the unit.
Power Off：Press the POWER button again to turn off the unit.
Function Setup
Press the SETUP button for 4 seconds to access the setup mode’s 7 functions: Audible Alarm, Auto
Restart Voltage, Low Battery Shutdown Voltage, LCD Auto Sleep, Cycling Display, Back to Default,
and Return to Status Display. Short press the SELECT button to view the functions. When a function is
selected, short press the SETUP button to access the function’s options. Short press SELECT button
to view the options. When the desired option is selected, short press SETUP button to confirm the
setting. The unit will leave Setup Mode if there is no operation in 60 seconds.
Audible Alarm
Press SELECT button for 2 seconds to enable the audible alarm (beeps once) or disable (beeps twice)
the audible alarm. The MUTE icon will appear on the LCD display when the audible alarm is disabled.
Function Setup Guide
Function
Options
Default
Description
Page 1 - Audible Alarm
On
Off
ESC
On
If Off is selected, the unit will
mute alarms and the Mute
icon will appear on the LCD
display.

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Page 2 –Load Priority
1(Utility)
2(PV)
ESC
1(Utility)
If setting “Utility”priority,
utility will provide power to
loads as first priority. Solar
and battery energy will
provide power to loads only
when utility power is not
available.(default)
If setting “PV”priority, solar
energy will provide power to
loads as first priority. If solar
energy is not sufficient to
power all connected loads,
battery energy will supply
power to the loads at the
same time.
Utility provides power to the
loads only when any one
condition happens:
-Solar energy is not
available
-Battery voltage drops to the
low-level warning voltage or
the setting voltage point in
program P04
Page 3 –Charger Priority
1(Both)
2(Utility)
3(PV)
ESC
1(Both)
If setting “Both”, the solar
power and utility power
charging the battery
together.(default)

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If setting “Utility”, the utility
power charging the battery
first. Solar energy will charge
battery only when utility
power is not available.
If setting “PV”, the solar
power charging the battery
first. Utility energy will
charge battery only when
solar power is not available.
Page 4 –Setting voltage point
back to utility mode from PV
mode
Note: This setting voltage cannot be
higher than that in P05 program
CPS1200EO12L
CD:11.0/11.3
/11.5/11.8
/12.0/12.3
/12.5/12.8V
CPS2200EO24L
CD:22.0/22.5
/23.0/23.5
/24.0/24.5
/25.0/25.5V
ESC
11.5V(23.
0V for
CPS2200
EO24LCD
)
Unit works in PV mode, if
solar power is not sufficient
to supply loads, the battery
will power loads at the same
time. When battery voltage
drops to the setting voltage
point, unit will transfer to
utility mode.
Page 5 –Setting voltage point
transfer to PV mode from utility
mode
Note: This setting voltage cannot be
lower than that in P04 program
CPS1200EO12L
CD:FUL/12.0/12.
3/12.5/
12.8/13.0
/13.3/13.5V/ESC
CPS2200EO24L
CD:FUL/24.0/24.
5/25.0/25.5/26.0
/26.5/27.0V/ESC
13.5V(27.
0V for
CPS2200
EO24LCD
)
When selecting “PV”priority
for load, if solar power is not
sufficient to supply loads,
and battery voltage drops to
the setting voltage point in
P04, unit will transfer to
utility mode. When battery
voltage is charging up to the

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setting voltage point in P05,
unit will transfer back to PV
mode.
Page 6 –Auto Restart Voltage
CPS1200EO12L
CD:
Any/10.5/11.0/
/11.5/12.0/12.5/
13.0/FUL
CPS2200EO24L
CD:
Any/21.0/22.0
/23.0/24.0/25.0
/26.0/FUL
ESC
Any
When the utility power
comes back and starts to
charge the battery, the
Power Inverter will auto
restart at the setting battery
voltage.
Page 7 –Low Battery Shutdown
Voltage
CPS1200EOLC
D:
10.0
/10.2/10.4
/10.6/10.8/11.0V
CPS2200EO24L
CD:
20.0
/20.4/20.8
/21.2/21.6/22.0V
ESC
10.0V
(20.0V for
CPS2200
EO24LCD
)
The Power Inverter will shut
off if the battery voltage is
decreasing to the setting
value.
Page 8 –LCD Auto Sleep
Off
0.5/1/2 Min
ESC
1 Min
If Auto Sleep is selected, the
LCD display will shut off after
0.5/1/2 minutes if no activity.

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Page 9 –Cycling Display
Off
0.5/1 Min
ESC
0.5 Min
If the buttons are not
touched in 0.5/1 minute, the
LCD will start cycling the
Inverter information.
Page 10 –Back to Default
ESC
Yes
ESC
Select Yes to restore the
factory default settings.
Page 11 –Return to Status
Display
-
-
Press the Setup button to go
back to the status display.

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Charger Control
CAUTION! The setting should be performed by trained personnel. Incorrect operation will damage the
battery.
Default: The charging voltage is 13.7V for CPS1200EO12LCD and 27.4V for
CPS2200EO24LCD.
Customized (for poor battery condition): The charging voltage is 13.3V for
CPS1200EO12LCD and 26.6V for CPS2200EO24LCD. If the battery is aging, lower the
charging voltage to enhance the charging capability.
Input Voltage Range Selector
Input voltage range is defined in specification section. Output voltage is the same as input voltage inAC
mode.
Narrow (170-280Vac): For connected equipment that are sensitive to the fluctuation of voltage
range, narrow the input voltage range and the output voltage will follow.
Wide (90-280Vac): For connected equipment that are less sensitive to the fluctuation of voltage
range, set the input voltage range wider and the output voltage will follow.
Note: The transfer time will increase while the input voltage gets lower. If the connected
equipment is sensitive to the transfer time, power interruption condition may occur.

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5 TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
The product will not turn on.
The unit is not connected to an
AC wall outlet.
The unit must be connected to a
220/230V outlet.
The battery is worn out.
Replace the batteries.
Mechanical problem.
Contact CyberPower Systems.
Outlet does not provide power to
connected equipment.
Circuit breaker has tripped
due to an overload.
Turn the unit off and remove some
of the connected equipment. Wait
10 seconds, reset the circuit
breaker by depressing the button,
and then turn the unit on.
DC fuse is blown due to
overload.
Servicing of the DC fuse should
only be performed by trained
personnel. For more information on
DC fuse replacement, contact
CyberPower Systems.
Batteries are discharged.
Recharge the unit for at least 8
hours.
The product may require
service.
Contact CyberPower Systems.
There is no LCD display.
The product is not turned on.
Press the power button.
Batteries are discharged.
Recharge the unit for at least 8
hours.
The LCD is defective.
Contact CyberPower Systems.
Utility power is normal but the
unit is in Battery Mode.
AC input is missing.
Make sure the AC input is
well-connected.
Input protector is tripped.
Reset the input protector.
The audible alarm beeps
continuously.
The unit is in Fault Mode.
Refer to Fault Code Table for
further information. Contact
CyberPower Systems.

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Fault Code Table
Fault Code
Event
Audible Alarm
A64
Overload
Rapid beeping every 1/2 second
A68
High Temperature
Beep every second
A88
PV Voltage High
Beep every second
A89
PV Current High
Beep every second
E07
Output Voltage High
Constant tone
E09
Output Short
Constant tone
E14
Overload Fault
Constant tone
E18
Fan Fail
Constant tone
E13
Over Charge
Constant tone
E25
Output Voltage Unbalance
Constant tone