East EA610 User manual



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1. Safety and Overview
Safety precautions (In order to ensure the safety, please observe the following)
Please be sure to read the user’s manual before use.
Please charge the product for more than 8 hours before using it.
When the battery has been discharged or the storage period has been more than 3
months, the battery shall be charged for more than 8 hours in time, so as to ensure it
is fully-charged and prevent it from being damaged.
This product is specially designed for group computers. It shall not be connected with
inductive loads (e.g. motor, refrigerator, etc.). It is not recommended for life
supporting system and other specific major equipments.
When installing the product, please maintain a distance of more than 50cm away
from the display.
The normal temperature of the chassis surface will reach about 50℃ during the use
of this product, which is a normal phenomenon.
Do not use UPS which goes beyond the rated load capacity.
Do not open UPS case, or it will lead to electric shock or other dangers. If it is
required to conduct an internal overhaul or replace the battery, please deliver it to the
designated maintenance center.
As internal short-circuit will result in electric shock or fire, any vessel containing
liquids shall not be placed on UPS for fear of electric shock or other dangers.
When the machine works abnormally, cut off the power immediately, and contact the
supplier.
Never store or use this product in the following conditions.
1) The place where there is no air convection
2) The place where combustible gas, corrosive substance or a great deal of dust
exists
3) The place where the temperature is extremely high or low (above 40℃ or below
0℃) and the humidity is high (above 90%)
4) The place having direct sun exposure or close to heating equipment
5) The place where violent vibration occurs
6) Outdoor
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In case of fire around UPS, put out the fire with powder fire extinguishers. Using fluid
extinguisher may lead to electric shock.
Please place the power socket near UPS, so that UPS can be disconnected from the
socket in emergency.
When it is required to move or re-connect UPS, the AC input power shall be cut off to
ensure UPS stops completely, or the output end may be live which may result in
electric shock.
The battery life is shortened as the ambient temperature rises. Periodic battery
replacement can ensure UPS works properly and there is enough backup time.
The battery maintenance shall only be carried out by the personnel having
professional knowledge of batteries.
Since the dangers of electric shock and short-circuit current exist, the following
warnings shall be observed in battery replacement to avoid electric shock.
1) Do not wear watches, rings or other metal objects.
2) Use insulated tools.
3) Wear rubber shoes and glove.
4) Do not place metal tools or metal parts on the battery.
5) First disconnect the load connected to the battery before removing connecting
terminals of the battery.
6) Do not short-circuit the positive and negative terminals, or it will lead to electric
shock or fire.
7) Do not touch the connecting terminal of the battery. Do not separate the battery
circuit from the input voltage circuit. The danger of high voltage exists between
the battery terminal and ground.
Warning!
The equipment must be grounded. When AC utility power is
connected, the system shall be grounded reliably.
Improper operation will result in huge losses. Please be sure to
operate this product according to the requirements of operation
instructions.

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2 Installation Instructions
2.1 Unpacking and checking
2.1.1 Unpack UPS, and check accessories
Host
Instructions
Warranty card
Communication line
Power cord
CD
Battery connecting wire (not provided for standard UPS)
Accessories of fixed support (not provided for tower UPS)
Rack (wall-mounted) accessories (not provided for tower UPS)
Others according to requirements of the contract
Note: Please keep the carton and packaging materials of the machine for convenience of
future handling. The series of products are very heavy which shall be handled with care.
2.1.2 Check whether UPS is damaged during the transportation. If any
damage or missing parts are found, do not start up the machine, and inform
the carrier and distributor
2.2 UPS front panel view
TEST/MUTE
ON OFF
Fig. 2.2 Tower panel
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ROTATE/SET
TEST/MUTE
VAC
HZ
OUTPUT
25% 50% 75% 100%
25% 50% 75% 100%
LI NE
ON OFF
Fig. 2.2 Rack panel
2.3 UPS rear panel view
2.3.1 Tower rear panel
Fig. 2.3.1 1KVA-2KVA rear panel (left), 3KVA rear panel (right)
2.3.2 Rack rear panel
Fig. 2.3.2 2U 1KVA rack rear panel

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Fig. 2.3.2 3U 1.5KVA-3KVA rack rear panel
Description of rear panel
a) Fan and fan guard
b) Output power supply socket
c) AC over-current protector
d) IEC Input socket
e) Communication interface (standard configuration USB+RJ45)
f) SNMP card slot
g) External battery connector
2.4 Product installation instructions
2.4.1 Installation attentions
1. Put UPS in a well-ventilated place and ensure the heat emission holes and fan
peripherals of the chassis meet the ventilation conditions at a distance of
150mm above and keep away from water, combustible gases and corrosives.
2. Turn off the devices which need uninterrupted power supply (such as host
computer), disconnect the power cord from the utility power socket and connect
it to the output socket of UPS connect the devices which do not need to be
connected with UPS to the common utility power socket.
3. Put UPS input plug into the utility power socket (ensure the zero wire and live
wire are correct and the ground wire is good).
4. The ambient temperature of UPS shall be kept between 0℃ and 40℃.
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5. It is recommended to charge the battery for 8 hours before using it. UPS will
charge the battery automatically as long as the input utility power meeting
requirements is connected to the host.
6. For the extended runtime model, connect the battery first after confirming the
battery wires, and then connect the utility power line.
15cm
OFFON
TEST/MUTE 15cm
Fig. 2.4.1 Installation attentions
2.4.2 Battery installation attentions for extended runtime model
Warning:
In order to ensure the safety of equipment and personnel, theinstallation must be
carried out by professionals.
1. First connect the battery bank with accompanied battery connecting wires (note
the red wire shall be connected to the anode, and the black wire shall be
connected to the cathode).
2. Confirm the connection of the battery bank. Measure the identification of the
battery input socket and the positive and negative of battery wire terminals of
UPS with a multimeter. The voltage shall be consistent with UPS’s input DC
voltage.
3. Be sure to check whether the installation is correct or not after it is completed.
Fig. 2.4.2 Schematic diagram of DC24V tower battery connection

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Fig. 2.4.2 Schematic diagram of DC48V tower battery connection
Fig. 2.4.2 Schematic diagram of DC24V rack battery connection
Fig. 2.4.2 Schematic diagram of DC48V rack battery connection
2.4.3 Installation
1. This product shall be installed by professionals. The provided power cord can
be B connected to the wall socket to serve as UPS input power.
2. Before the use of UPS, the battery shall be charged for more than 8 hours.
UPS will charge the battery automatically as long as it is connected to the utility
power line.
3. Installation of rack UPS.
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Vertical installation
Combine the connecting extensions and RT foot pieces among the accessories into
two racks according to the following figure. Align the racks at a proper distance and
place them on the plane in parallel.
Fig. 2.4.3 Assembly diagram of foot pieces
Keep the machine upright and put it on two racks. Do not turn upside down.
Fig. 2.4.3 Vertically positioned UPS
Rack installation
Fasten the rack parts among the accessories to both sides of the chassis with
screws (as shown below).
Connecting
extension
RT foot piece
Placed in parallel

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Fig. 2.4.3 Installation of rack parts
When the rack parts have been installed, fasten UPS to the rack (as shown below).
Fig. 2.4.3 Rack installation
Screws
Rack foot pieces
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3. Function Setting of Panel Keys and Description of
LCD Display
3.1 Description of panel keys
Description of rack panel keys Description of tower panel keys
Key combination Function introduction
Press the two keys for 3 seconds to start up.
1) Press the two keys for 3 seconds to shut down.
2) Press the setting interface for 5 seconds to restore factory
settings and exit the setting interface.
1) Press “ ” momentarily to enable inverter mute.
2) In the utility power mode, press “ ” momentarily to
enable the battery discharge testing for 15 seconds.
1) Press the key for 5 seconds to enter the setting interface.
2) Press the key momentarily in the setting interface to turn the
page.
3) Press the key for 3 seconds to exit the setting interface
without saving data.
4) Select the item to be set in the setting interface. After
selecting the required setting, page down to “save and exit”
page. Choose “Yes”, press “ ” momentarily to save the
date and exit the setting mode.
5) In non-setting mode, momentarily press the key twice, and
the LCD display content rotates.
6) In setting mode, when it goes to SAVE page, press “ ” or
“ ” momentarily, choose “Yes”, press “ ” to complete the
setting and exit the mode.

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1) In non-setting mode, press the key momentarily to turn the
page (page up).
2) In setting mode, the parameter decreasing iterates.
1) In non-setting mode, press the key momentarily to turn the
page (page down).
2) In setting mode, the parameter decreasing iterates.
3) In non-setting mode, press the key for 2 seconds to enter
the state of automatic page up/down and re-press the key
for 2 seconds to exit the state of automatic page up/down.
3.2 Functions of LED indicators
They are respectively output indicator, inverter indicator, bypass indicator and alarm
indicator from left to right.
1. The green indicator of UPS is normally on referring to that UPS works in the
utility mode or inverter mode.
2. The red inverter indicator is normally on referring to that UPS works in the
inverter mode.
3. The yellow bypass indicator is normally on referring to that UPS works in the
bypass mode or setting mode.
4. The red alarm indicator lamp flashes referring to UPS failure (battery failure,
utility power failure).
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3.3 LCD display functions
Rack LCD
Tower LCD
Graphics, load and battery capacity display area
1. Each grid of the load and battery capacity display area 25% capacity. The
overload icon will flash in case of UPS overload.
2. The fan icon displays the working state of the fan. When the fan works, the fan
icon is in a rotating state and when the fan stops, the fan icon is normally on.
3. In case of utility power failure, the failure icon flashes in case of battery failure,
the failure icon is normally on.
4. Numerical and functional setting display area.
5. In non-setting mode, the output information displays normally by pressing
“Page UP” or “Page Down” key, the input, battery, load and temperature
information can be seen.
6. In the setting mode of rack UPS, by pressing functional setting key and “Page
UP” or “Page Down” key, the input voltage value, frequency, low voltage
shutdown time, charging current and inverter no-load shutdown function can be
set.
Load display
Battery capacity
Graphic display
Numerical setting
display
Working mode
Functional setting
display
Graphic display
Load
Working mode
Numerical and
functional setting
Battery

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7. In the setting mode of tower UPS, by pressing functional setting key and “Page
UP” or “Page Down” key, the output voltage value, frequency, low voltage
shutdown time, charging current, inverter no-load shutdown function, inverter
no-load power saving mode, DC self-starting function and AC self-starting
function can be set.
Working mode display area
The display area mainly displays the working mode, such as STDBY (standby
mode – rack LCD display), LINE (utility mode), BATT (battery mode), BYPASS
(bypass mode – tower LCD display).
4. Startup and Shutdown Operations
4.1 Startup operation
Startup with utility power
After connected with utility power, UPS will start up and beginning self-test (bypass
output) automatically and enter normal working state in 15 seconds. As UPS working
indicator (green light) goes on and bypass indicator goes off, the user can start PC
and other loads.
Startup with battery
When powered by the battery (without utility power) Press the front panel startup
combination button for 3 seconds. UPS will start the inverter, and the power supply
output will function normally at this moment, UPS working indicator (green light)
lighting, inverter indicator lighting and failure indicator flashes.
4.2 Shutdown operation
Shutdown with utility power
Press the front panel shutdown combination button for 3 seconds. UPS will enter
standby mode (rack) or bypass mode (tower). The yellow bypass indicator goes on.
Then cut off the utility power supply to shut down UPS.
Shutdown with battery
Press the front panel shutdown combination button for 3 seconds to shut down UPS.
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Note
1. Before UPS start-up operation, first start UPS and then add the computer and
other loads when shut down, first shut down the computer and other loads
and then UPS.
2. Once the utility power is interrupted, UPS will be powered by the battery.
Please conduct save actions or other emergency processing for PC and other
loads in time.
3. If UPS will not be used for more than 7 days, please shut down it according to
the steps of UPS “shutdown with utility power”.
4. If UPS has not been used for more than 3 months, please refer to the method
of UPS startup with utility power, charge UPS for more than 12 hours to keep
the battery fully charged and extend battery life.
5. Panel Setting Operation
5.1 Output voltage setting
1. The left figure shows the output voltage setting interface of rack UPS, and the
right figure shows the output voltage setting interface of tower UPS.
2. Press the function setting key “ ” for more than 5 seconds to enter the
setting interface. Press the key “ ” momentarily to select the output voltage
setting interface. Press the key “ ” or “ ” momentarily to select the
voltage. Available voltage values are 220V, 230V and 240V the output voltage is
220V by default.

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3. After selecting “Confirm”, press the key “ ” momentarily to save the
interface (by reference to “save and exit setting”). Press the key “ ” or “ ”
momentarily, choose “Yes”, and then press the key “ ” momentarily to save
and exit it.
5.2 Frequency setting
1. The left figure shows the frequency setting interface of rack UPS, and the right
figure shows the frequency setting interface of tower UPS.
2. Press the function setting key “ ” for more than 5 seconds to enter the
setting interface. Press the key “ ” momentarily to select the output voltage
standard setting interface. Press the key “ ” or “ ” momentarily to select
the frequency. Available frequency values are 50Hz and 60Hz the frequency is
50Hz by default.
3. After selecting “Confirm”, press the key “ ” momentarily to save the
interface (by reference to “save and exit setting”). Press the key “ ” or “ ”
momentarily, choose “Yes”, and then press the key “ ” momentarily to save
and exit it.
5.3 Boost charge voltage
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1. The left figure shows the boost charge voltage interface of rack UPS, and
the right figure shows the boost charge voltage interface of tower UPS.
2. Press the function setting key “ ” for more than 5 seconds to enter the
setting interface. Press the key “ ” momentarily to select the equalizing
charge voltage interface. The equalizing charge voltage cannot be set
through the panel. It is 14.4V by default.
5.4 Floating charge voltage
1. The left figure shows the floating charge voltage interface of rack UPS, and the
right figure shows the floating charge voltage interface of tower UPS.
2. Press the function setting key “ ” for more than 5 seconds to enter the
setting interface. Press the key “ ” momentarily to select the equalizing
charge voltage interface. The floating charge voltage cannot be set through the
panel. It is 13.7V by default.
5.5 Battery end of discharge voltage setting
1. The left figure shows the battery end of discharge voltage setting interface of
rack UPS, and the right figure shows the battery end of discharge voltage
setting interface of tower UPS.

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2. Press the function setting key “ ” for more than 5 seconds to enter the
setting interface. Press the key “ ” momentarily to select the battery end of
discharge voltage setting interface. Press the key “ ” or “ ” momentarily
to select the battery end of discharge voltage. Available voltage values are
9.6V-11.5V the end of discharge voltage is 10.2V by default.
3. After selecting “Confirm”, press the key “ ” momentarily to save the interface
(by reference to “save and exit setting”). Press the key “ ” or “ ”
momentarily, choose “Yes”, and then press the key “ ” momentarily to save
and exit it.
5.6 Charging current setting
1. The left figure shows the charging current setting interface of rack UPS, and
the right figure shows the charging current setting interface of tower UPS.
2. Press the function setting key “ ” for more than 5 seconds to enter the
setting interface. Press the key “ ” momentarily to select charging current
setting interface. Press the key “ ” or “ ” momentarily to select the
charging current. Available current values are 0A, 1A, 2A for standard model,
and 0A-10A, 15A, 20A for extended runtime model the charging current is 1A
for standard model and 10A for extended runtime model by default.
3. After selecting “Confirm”, press the key “ ” momentarily to save the
interface (by reference to “save and exit setting”). Press the key “ ” or “ ”
momentarily, choose “Yes”, and then press the key “ ” momentarily to save
and exit it.
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5.7 Inverter no-load shutdown function setting
1. The left figure shows the inverter no-load shutdown function setting interface of
rack UPS, and the right figure shows the inverter no-load shutdown function
setting interface of tower UPS.
2. Press the function setting key “ ” for more than 5 seconds to enter the
setting interface. Press the key “ ” momentarily to select inverter no-load
shutdown function setting interface. Press the key “ ” or “ ” momentarily
to select the inverter no-load shutdown function. The user can select ON or
OFF the inverter no-load shutdown function is off by default.
3. After selecting “Confirm”, press the key “ ” momentarily to save the
interface (by reference to “save and exit setting”). Press the key “ ” or “ ”
momentarily, choose “Yes”, and then press the key “ ” momentarily to save
and exit it.
5.8 Inverter no-load power saving function setting
1. The above figure shows the inverter no-load power saving function setting
interface of tower UPS (tower UPS can be set through the panel).

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2. Press the function setting key “ ” for more than 5 seconds to enter the
setting interface. Press the key “ ” momentarily to select inverter no-load
power saving function setting interface. Press the key “ ” or “ ”
momentarily to select the inverter no-load power saving function. The user can
select ON or OFF the inverter no-load power saving function is off by default.
3. After selecting “Confirm”, press the key “ ” momentarily to save the interface
(by reference to “save and exit setting”). Press the key “ ” or “ ”
momentarily, choose “Yes”, and then press the key “ ” momentarily to save
and exit it.
5.9 DC self-start function setting
1. The above figure shows DC function setting interface of tower UPS (tower
UPS can be set through the panel).
2. Press the function setting key “ ” for more than 5 seconds to enter the
setting interface. Press the key “ ” momentarily to select DC self-starting
function setting interface. Press the key “ ” or “ ” momentarily to select
the DC self-starting function. The user can select ON or OFF the DC
self-starting function is off by default.
3. After selecting “Confirm”, press the key “ ” momentarily to save the interface
(by reference to “save and exit setting”). Press the key “ ” or “ ”
momentarily, choose “Yes”, and then press the key “ ” momentarily to save
and exit it.
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5.10 AC self-start function setting
1. The above figure shows AC function setting interface of tower UPS (tower UPS
can be set through the panel).
2. Press the function setting key “ ” for more than 5 seconds to enter the
setting interface. Press the key “ ” momentarily to select DC Auto-start
function setting interface. Press the key “ ” or “ ” momentarily to select
the AC auto-start function. The user can select “ON” or “OFF” the AC
Auto-start function is off by default.
3. After selecting “Confirm”, press the key “ ” momentarily to save the
interface (by reference to “save and exit setting”). Press the key “ ” or “ ”
momentarily, choose “Yes”, and then press the key “ ” momentarily to save
and exit it.
5.11 Save and exit setting or direct-exit setting
Save and exit setting
1. The left figure shows “save setting” interface of rack UPS, and the right figure
shows the inverter no-load shutdown function setting interface of tower UPS.

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2. In setting mode, after confirming the selected parameters, press the key “ ”
momentarily to save the interface. Press the key “ ” or “ ” momentarily,
choose “Yes”, and then press the key “ ” momentarily to save and exit it.
Direct-exit setting
1. Press the key combination “ ” for 5 seconds in the setting interface
to restore factory settings of UPS, and then exit the setting interface.
2. Press the key “ ” for 3 seconds to exit the setting interface of UPS without
saving the data.
6. Parameter Query Operation
Press the query key “ ” or “ ” momentarily to check output, load, temperature,
input and battery information in turn.
In non-setting mode, press the key “ ” for 2 seconds to enter the state of
automatic page up/down and re-press the key for 2 seconds to exit the state of
automatic page up/down.
1. Output Display UPS output voltage and output frequency, as shown below (the
left figure shows the display interface of rack UPS, and the right figure shows
the display interface of tower UPS).
2. Load Display WATT and VA values of the connected load, depending on load
type and load value, as shown below (the left figure shows the display interface
of rack UPS, and the right figure shows the display interface of tower UPS).
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3. Temperature Display the temperature inside the chassis, as shown below (the
left figure shows the display interface of rack UPS, and the right figure shows
the display interface of tower UPS).
4. Input Display the input voltage and input frequency, as shown below (the left
figure shows the display interface of rack UPS, and the right figure shows the
display interface of tower UPS).
5. Battery Display the battery voltage and battery capacity, as shown below.

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7. Technical Specifications
Note “S” refers to tower standard model. “H” refers to tower extended runtime model
RTS refers to rack RT convertible standard model. RTH refers to rack RT convertible
extended runtime model.
Model 1000VA
(S/H/RT)
1500VA
(S/RT)
2000VA
(S/H/RT)
3000VA
(S/H/RT)
DC input
Rated voltage 24V 36V (H 48V) 48V
DC input range
(default) 20-30V 30-45V
(H 40-60V) 40-60V
AC input
AC input range
(bypass mode)
0-300Vac for 220Vac/230Vac/240Vac, 0-150Vac for
100Vac/110Vac/120Vac
AC input range
(utility mode)
165-280Vac for 220Vac, 175-290Vac for 230Vac, 185-300Vac for
240Vac
70-130Vac for 100Vac, 80-140Vac for 110Vac, 90-150Vac for
120Vac
Frequency input range 50Hz/60Hz (automatic detection), 45-55Hz for 50Hz, 55-65Hz for
60Hz
Generator connection Yes
Output
Inverter output range 220Vac/230Vac/240Vac±5% (settable)
100Vac/110Vac/120Vac±5% (settable)
AC output range
(bypass mode)
0-300Vac for 220Vac/230Vac/240Vac,
0-150Vac for 100V/110V/120V
AC output range
(utility mode)
188-245Vac for 220Vac, 199-254Vac for 230Vac, 210-264Vac for
240Vac
90-110Vac for 100Vac, 99-121Vac for 110Vac, 108-132Vac for
120Vac
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Output frequency 50Hz/60Hz±0.3Hz (settable)
Waveform Pure sine wave
Power 1000VA 1500VA 2000VA 3000VA
Output power factor 0.8
Inverter output efficiency
(resistive load) Max 85%
Energy saving mode It can be set (<3% load) to enter the mode after 80s
No-load shutdown It can be set (<3% load) to shut down after 80s
transfer time ≤10ms
THDV
(resistive load) <5%
Inductive load Yes
Capacitive load Yes
Resistive load Yes
Protection Overload, short circuit, battery low voltage, battery overcharge
Overload time
(AC mode)
105% 300s, 110% 120s, 125% 60s, 150% 10s (enter bypass mode
later)
Overload time
(inverter mode) 105% 300s, 110% 60s, 125% 10s, 150% 0.7s (shut down later)
Mute Auto mute after 60s or manual mute
Battery
Battery capacity
(H external expansion)
12V/7AH*2
(H 12V*2) 12V/9AH*2 12V/9AH*3
(H 12V*4)
12V/9AH*4
(H 12V*4)
Charging mode 2 Stage-Bulk, Float
Charging current
Standard model 1A (default), 0-2A adjustable, Step 1A
Extended runtime model H 10A (default), Step 1A
H Max 10A H Max 15A H Max 10A H Max 15A
Average charge voltage A single battery 14.4Vdc (default), 13.6-15Vdc adjustable
Floating charge voltage A single battery 13.7Vdc (default), 13.2-14.6Vdc adjustable
Low power shutdown time A single battery 10Vdc (default), 9.6-11.5Vdc adjustable
Warning
Power on/off state change Beep continuously for 0.5s (one beep)
Battery low voltage Beep continuously for 0.16s, with an interval of 0.16s (quick)
Overload Beep continuously for 2s, with an interval of 0.5s (long beep)
Utility power failure Beep continuously for 0.32s, with an interval of 0.5s (slow)
Others
Interface LCD&BUZZER
Operating temperature 5℃- 40℃
Operating humidity Relative humidity ≤ 93%
Cooling mode Fan
Tower
Dimension
(mm) 346.5*215*144 (S/H)
411.5*215*144 (S)
346.5*215*144 (H)
467*335.5*190
(S/H)
Packing Dimension
(mm) 427*316*236 (S/H) 492*316*236 (S)
427*316*236 (H)
592*462*320
(S/H)

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Net Weight
(Kg)
12.2 (S)
8.9 (H) 14.2 (S) 18.5 (S)
13.2 (H)
28.1 (S)
22.5 (H)
Gross Weight
(Kg)
13.2 (S)
10 (H) 15.2 (S) 19.8 (S)
14.2 (H)
30.2 (S)
23.9 (H)
Rack
Mount
Dimension
(mm) 338*440*88 410*440*132
Packing Dimension
(mm) 611*448*208
611*505*235
Net Weight
(Kg) 14.6 (RTS) 17.2 (RTS)
21.3 (RTS) 26.7 (RTS)
Gross Weight
(Kg) 16.8 (RTS) 20.4 (RTS)
24.5 (RTS) 30.5 (RTS)
Note
1. The above products are conventional products of the company. Special
customized model shall be subject to the real product.
2. The discharge time is related to the battery capacity and load characteristics,
subject to the configuration of the real product.
3. “S”` refers to standard model (internal battery). “H” refers to extended runtime
model (external battery). The specifications are subject to change without prior
notice. The figures provided are for reference.
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8. Maintenance
8.1 Preventive maintenance
The preventive maintenance of UPS system can ensure UPS reliability and
long-term service. The following inspections can be carried out every month.
1. Shut down UPS (specifically refer to operation steps).
2. Check the vent hole to ensure it is not blocked.
3. Check whether the cover has collected too much dust or not.
4. Check whether the input, output and battery cables are firm or not and whether
the cable insulation is good or not.
5. Ensure UPS is well protected against moisture.
6. Start UPS (specifically refer to startup operation).
7. Discharge UPS powered by the battery and other unimportant loads, until the
battery low voltage alarm sounds. During the period, there will be no other alarm.
If any other alarm is triggered, please contact local service center.
8.2 Battery maintenance
This machine adopts sealed lead-acid battery. The service life of the battery
depends on the storage and service environment and battery discharge frequency.
The temperature increase will shorten the service life of the battery rapidly. Even if
the battery is not used, its performance will decrease gradually. It is recommended
to carry out the discharge test once every three months in case of uninterrupted
power supply.
The checking methods of the battery will be introduced as below (the battery
performance will decrease sharply with the approaching of the expiration date, so
the following checking and maintenance methods shall be kept in mind)
1. Connect with the utility power line, start UPS, and charge the battery for more
than 8 hours. Pay attention to the operation condition of the loads connected to
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2. Maintain the load condition, and record the total power. Disconnect UPS input
plug (to simulate the interruption of utility power). UPS enters battery discharge
mode, until it is shut down automatically. And record the discharge time. Keep
the record of initial discharge time for future use.
a) The total load capacity (power consumption) shall be calculated by watts
(W).
b) If the nameplate only states the volt-ampere (VA) value, multiply it by the
power factor (0.8, if not stated) and convert it to watts (W).
c) If only the current (A) value is stated, multiply it by the rated voltage (V)
and then by the power factor, and convert it to watts (W).
3. The battery service life is about 1 – 2 years in normal service conditions. When
the temperature is pretty high and the discharge is conducted frequently, the
battery service life may be 0.5 – 1 year.
4. The battery performance decreases gradually (marked by the discharge time)
as the application period extends. When the discharge time decreases to 80%
of initial value, its performance reduction will be accelerated. Accordingly, the
battery checking time shall be changed to once per month from once half a
year.
5. Battery maintenance of extended runtime model (it is crucial to conduct proper
maintenance for the battery to prevent the precision equipment from being
damaged in case of power outage).
a) Clean the dust and dirt on the battery.
b) Check internal lines of all batteries for any looseness or corrosion. Carry
out the replacement and repair if necessary.
c) Ensure the battery and battery terminals are firmly fastened.
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9. Exception Handing
Carry out the self checking according to the following methods in case of abnormal
conditions. If the abnormal condition cannot be eliminated, please contact the nearest
distributor or warranty unit or directly contact our company.
Condition Confirmation and countermeasures
The utility power is normal, while UPS
cannot connect to it
1) Check whether the power cord is loose.
2) Check whether the over-current protector is out.
The utility power is normal, while UPS cannot
start normally. The failure indicator is normally
on, “
!
” icon is normally on, and LCD function
display area displays OFF
1) Check whether the battery wire is connected or
not.
2) Confirm whether the battery is damaged or not.
In utility mode, the buzzer beeps continuously,
“ ” icon blinks, and the machine works in
bypass mode after a while in inverter mode,
the buzzer beeps continuously, “ ” icon
blinks, and the machine is shut down
automatically after a while
Output overload check whether the condition
of overload occurs in UPS load display.
Reduce the load.
UPS cannot power on after the “ON” key is
pressed
1) The “ON” key is pressed too briefly. Press the
“ON” key continuously for more than 3 seconds
to start UPS.
2) Check whether the battery is connected.
3) UPS has internal failure. Please contact the
supplier.
The battery discharge time diminishes
1) The battery has not been fully charged. Keep
UPS connected to utility power persistently for
more than 8 hours to charge the battery again.
2) UPS is overloaded. Check load capacity, and
reduce the load.
3) The battery is aged and the capacity
decreases. Replace the battery. Please
contact the supplier to obtain the battery and
components for replacement.
This manual suits for next models
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