Power Innovations INTegral Line 650 VA User manual

INTegral Line-Interactive Uninterruptible Power Supply Unit—650 VA Power Innovations 1
Line-Interactive
Uninterruptible Power Supply Unit
650 VA
USER’S MANUAL
MNL105-650VA-T

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READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY
SAVE ALL INSTRUCTIONS
This manual contains important information that you will need to operate the UPS safely and efficiently. Please read all
instructions carefully before installing or operating equipment.
Keep this manual handy for easy reference.
ELECTRICAL WARNINGS
Read and follow installation instructions carefully before operating.
Applying information contained in this manual to any other product may cause injury.
The INTegral is registered for sale by Power Innovations International, Inc.
This manual may have been received with other products or instructional materials. If additional products or instructional
materials have been ordered but have not been received, contact your reseller.
© Copyright 2015
Power Innovations International, Inc.; American, Fork, UT, USA. All rights reserved.
The Standard for Perfect, Dependable Power
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Table of Contents
1.1—Congratulations on Your Purchase ................................................................................................................................4
1.1.1—Key Features............................................................................................................................................................4
1.2—Using this Manual...........................................................................................................................................................5
1.2.1—Manual Conventions................................................................................................................................................5
1.2.1.1—Additional Advice...............................................................................................................................................5
1.2.1.2—Type Conventions .............................................................................................................................................5
1.3—Power Flow.....................................................................................................................................................................6
1.3.1—Normal Power Mode................................................................................................................................................6
1.3.2—Battery Backup Mode...............................................................................................................................................7
2.1—Receiving........................................................................................................................................................................8
2.2—Transporting ...................................................................................................................................................................8
3.1—Placing Systems Correctly..............................................................................................................................................9
3.1.1—Environmental Concerns..........................................................................................................................................9
3.1.2—System Ventilation.................................................................................................................................................10
3.1.3—Orienting the System Correctly..............................................................................................................................10
3.2—Connecting Systems.....................................................................................................................................................10
4.1—System Power-ON........................................................................................................................................................13
4.2—Cold Start......................................................................................................................................................................14
4.3—Running on Battery Power............................................................................................................................................14
4.4—No Outputs Connected.................................................................................................................................................14
4.5—System Power OFF......................................................................................................................................................14
4.5.1—While Connected to Input.......................................................................................................................................14
4.5.2—While in Battery (Backup) Mode ............................................................................................................................14
4.6—Storing the System .......................................................................................................................................................14
5.1—Maintenance.................................................................................................................................................................16
5.2—Troubleshooting Tables................................................................................................................................................16
5.2.1—Utility Power Functioning .......................................................................................................................................16
5.2.2—Utility Power Failing ...............................................................................................................................................17
7.1—Limited Warranty ..........................................................................................................................................................20
7.1.1—Shipment and Power-up Dates..............................................................................................................................20
7.1.2—Warranty Inclusions ...............................................................................................................................................20
7.2—Part Replacement and Servicing..................................................................................................................................20
7.2.1—Restrictions ............................................................................................................................................................20
7.2.1.1—Unauthorized Service or Removed Serial Number.........................................................................................20
7.2.1.2—Product Misuse or Abuse................................................................................................................................20
7.2.2—Legal Rights...........................................................................................................................................................20
7.2.3—Limitations of Coverage.........................................................................................................................................20
7.2.4—Proof of Purchase..................................................................................................................................................21
7.3—Warranty Claims...........................................................................................................................................................21
7.3.1—On-site Visits..........................................................................................................................................................21
7.3.2—Product Shipping....................................................................................................................................................21
7.3.2.1—Prior Approval..................................................................................................................................................21
7.4—Limitation of Remedies.................................................................................................................................................21
8.1—Information to Provide ..................................................................................................................................................22
8.2—Returning Equipment....................................................................................................................................................22
8.3—Replacement Assemblies.............................................................................................................................................22

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1—Introduction
1.1—Congratulations on Your Purchase
Thank you for purchasing Power Innovations’ INTegral Line-Interactive Power Supply Unit. Power Innovations believes in
the efficiency and durability of its products. The company hopes that this product will serve you well for an extended
period of time.
Office equipment needs reliable, clean power. The Uninterruptible Power System (UPS) is designed to meet all computer,
server and automated office equipment needs with a compact, quiet unit that operates efficiently and provides multiple
interface options.
To choose the INTegral 650LED as your equipment protector is a wise investment because it supplies reliable, pure and
stable power at an affordable price.
1.1.1—Key Features
Line-interactive sine-wave topology
Intelligent charger
Compact size
Intelligent fan speed control
Battery cold start
Figures 1 and 2: Front and Rear Features of the 650 kVA INTegral System

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1.2—Using this Manual
Read and understand this manual to make installing and operating the system as easy as possible.
This manual will show how to safely work the INTegral. Refer to the Table of Contents for a chapter-based guide.
1.2.1—Manual Conventions
1.2.1.1—ADDITIONAL ADVICE
This manual will occasionally provide additional advice. When it is provided, this information will be enclosed by a
set of lines to separate it from the rest of the text, like this:
This text does not belong with the rest.
Some of the information is very important, while other information may be good to know. To show the importance
of each piece of information, the following symbols and formatting conventions are used:
WARNINGS
Denotes advice that, if not followed, could cause severe bodily harm or death due to
electrical shock.
Denotes advice that, if not followed, could cause severe bodily harm or death due to other
types of injury.
Cautions
Offers advice that, if not followed, may harm equipment or indirectly cause physical hazards.
Notes
Offers practical advice that may be helpful, but can be disregarded.
1.2.1.2—TYPE CONVENTIONS
Italic type—Used for some product acronyms
Bold type—Used to caption figures
Other noteworthy type conventions used in this manual include:

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Italic type—Used to refer readers to another chapter or section.
Bold type—Used to reference figures included on the same or following pages.
1.3—Power Flow
In the INTegral Line-Interactive UPS System, AC utility power flows through two main loops: the AC loop and the battery
charging loop (Figure 3).
Figure 3: Power Flow for INTegral Line-interactive system
1.3.1—Normal Power Mode
When functioning normally, the system will power the load and charge batteries to operate when utility power is
unstable. This method of battery backup provides a cost-effective means of providing reliable, uninterruptible power
and increasing UPS efficiency to save you money.
In the AC loop, the power comes from AC utility input such as a wall outlet and passes through a static switch to
support power to the load so long as power is clean and reliable (Figure 4).
In the battery charging loop, an AC/DC converter changes AC utility input voltage into DC power, which charges the
system’s batteries.
Figure 4: Power flow during Normal Power Mode

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1.3.2—Battery Backup Mode
In this mode, AC output comes from the battery. Battery voltage is boosted and converted to create a clean, stable
AC sine wave to power even the most sensitive equipment.
Power will pass from the battery through the DC/DC converter, DC/AC inverter, and static switch to provide output for
the full length of the battery charge. Actual battery backup time will vary, depending upon initial battery charge and
the current load percentage. See 6—Specifications for backup time estimates.
Figure 5: Power flow during Battery Backup Mode

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2—Receiving and Transporting Systems
Because the UPS System supplies power, it must be handled carefully. For better product performance and to avoid
injuries, follow the cautions below.
2.1—Receiving
Inspect the packaging carton and its contents for damage. If the contents have been damaged, notify your reseller
immediately.
After removing the system, keep its packaging in a safe place for future use.
2.2—Transporting
Power the system down and disconnect all power cables before moving the system.
While moving the system, handle it carefully. The combined weight of the unit and its batteries can be significant.
It is recommended that the system be transported in the original packaging.
ELECTRICAL WARNING
DO NOT transport the system with power cables still attached. Failure to heed this warning could
cause accidental electrical shock or death by electrocution.
Cautions
Save the original packaging and use it for transport. Using the correct packaging will prevent
unnecessary harm to the system.
Note
With concerns about the manufacture or shipping of this product or its components, please contact:
Power Innovations International, Inc.
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]

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3—Installing Systems
3.1—Placing Systems Correctly
3.1.1—Environmental Concerns
Install the system with the correct side facing up and on a level, even surface.
The INTegral will work its best if installed in a dry environment out of rain, snow, wind, and direct sunlight.
Clutter, flammable gases, and corrosive liquids may damage the unit or even constitute severe operating hazards.
Table 1: Correctly Placing the System
Cautions
Never place this system:
Upside down or on an incline.
In direct sunlight or weather.
Near any source of natural or artificial heat.
With less than 1” in. of ventilation room on all sides with visible ventilation holes.
Avoid locations where the system:
Could be exposed to flammable gases or corrosive liquids.
Will be cooler than 32°F (0°C) or hotter than 104°F (50°C).
Will be exposed to clutter or objects that could block ventilation openings.
Cannot ventilate.
Environment
Ideal Placement
Avoid
Surface Grade
Level Surface
Incline
Heat
Far from direct solar or
artificial heat
Heat sources or direct sunlight
Temperature
32–104 °F (0–50 °C)
Location cooler than 32 °F (0°C)
or hotter than 104 °F (50°C)
Ventilation Space
Space around system
Tight spaces
Cleanliness
No dust or clutter
Dusty or cluttered places
Orientation
Right side up
Upside down or on its side

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3.1.2—System Ventilation
To ensure adequate ventilation, measure the place where the system will be placed to be sure that it will fit
comfortably. Leaving space around the system will allow it to ventilate more efficiently.
3.1.3—Orienting the System Correctly
This system is a tower model (indicated by the T following the model
type), meaning that the unit is meant to operate in tower configuration.
To correctly place a tower system, set it on its vertical bottom end.
Placing the system on its sides, front, or rear, will inhibit UPS operation.
For more information
about socket locations,
refer to 1.1.1—Key
Features.
Figures 6 and 7: Ventilation clearances for the INTegral system
3.2—Connecting Systems
For product keys showing the socket locations and other interface connection options located on the casing, see 1.1.1—
Key Features.
1 Connect the UPS input to an AC utility source such as a standard wall outlet.
Be sure that the outlet has the appropriate power capacity.
2 To connect the system to the device it will be powering, plug one end of the device’s
power cord into the INTegral output socket.