Integra EPRO-Rack1K-3K Operation & User’s Manual

USER MANUAL ONLINE DOUBLE CONVERSION UPS User Manual: 220V (Europe: «Schuko» Zone) 110V (America: «NEMA» Zone)

DO NOT connect laser printers, scanners, or copiers to this UPS. High power devices may damage this UPS. 1. SAFETY AND USE: WARNING: This product has been designed to operate safely and reliably for years. Nevertheless, as it is an electrical device, it is required to read and understand this manual. Keep manuals as references for future consults. WARNING: This product has been designed to be used indoors, protected of water, direct sun light and extreme temperatures. This device must not be used outdoors, close to moisture of heat sources. WARNING: Do not set objects on this UPS. Handle with care. Do not block UPS ventilation. WARNING: Make sure to connect this unit to proper power line according to selected model. The UPS Technical Specs sticker shows power rating information. DO NOT connect this UPS to any of its own power outlets. WARNING: UPS must be installed following instruction from this manual. The manufacturer is not liable for any damage that might rise from misusing this unit or defective installation. WARNING: Only computer related equipment can be connected to this UPS. DO NOT connect medical equipments, life support equipments, microwave ovens, vacuum cleaners, refrigerators, or any other appliance to this UPS. WARNING: UPS must be checked, repaired and maintained by qualified personnel only. This product is locked by screws. WARNING – ELECTRIC SHOCK RISK: Inside the UPS there are dangerous high voltages even when disconnected of power line, due to internal batteries WARNING: In case of emergency turn off the UPS pressing Power Button, unplug it and call technical support. Disposal We strongly recommend disposing this UPS according to regulations in your country to prevent possible environmental damages; besides some parts might be recycled. BATTERY WARNING: DO NOT dispose batteries in fire as it might explode. DO NOT try to open batteries, there are dangerous liquids inside.

Safety Standards EPRO & EPRO-RACK 1.0KVA - 1.5KVA Low Voltage Directive: EN62040-1-1:2003 An Uninterruptible Power Systems (UPS) Part 1-1: General and Safety Requirement for UPS use operator access areas EMC Directives: EN62040-2: 2006 An Uninterruptible Power Systems (UPS) Part 2: Electromagnetic compatibility Class 2 (EMC) IEC 61000-4-2: 2001 Electrostatic discharge immunity test IEC 61000-4-3: 2006 Radiated radio frequency electromagnetic field immunity test IEC 61000-4-4: 2004 Electrical fast transients/Burst immunity test IEC 61000-4-5: 2005 Surge immunity test IEC 61000-2-2: 2002 Compatibility levels for low frequency conducted disturbances and signaling in public low voltage power supply systems EN 61000-4-6: 2006 EN 61000-4-8: 2001 EN 61000-4-11: 2004 EPRO & EPRO-RACK 2.0KVA – 3.0KVA Low Voltage Directive: EN62040-1-1:2003 An Uninterruptible Power Systems (UPS) Part 1-1: General and Safety Requirement for UPS use operator access areas EMC Directives: EN62040-2: 2006 An Uninterruptible Power Systems (UPS) Part 2: Electromagnetic compatibility Class 2 (EMC) IEC 61000-4-2: 2001 Electrostatic discharge immunity test IEC 61000-4-3: 2006 Radiated radio frequency electromagnetic field immunity test IEC 61000-4-4: 2004 Electrical fast transients/Burst immunity test IEC 61000-4-5: 2005 Surge immunity test IEC 61000-2-2: 2002 Compatibility levels for low frequency conducted disturbances and signaling in public low voltage power supply systems EN 61000-4-6: 2006 EN 61000-4-8: 2001 EN 61000-4-11: 2004

2.A- PRODUCT DESCRIPTION – REAR PANEL: 220V (EUROPE Zone 1) 1. Programmable Outlets 2. Standard Outlets 3. AC Input 4. Input Breaker 5. Protected LAN network jacks 6. “EPO”: “Emergency Power Off”. 7. USB port 8. RS-232 port 9. Intelligent Slot for “SNMP” LAN cards 10. Connector for External batteries (EX models). “Tower” 1K – 1.5KVA - SCHUKO “Rack” 1K - 1.5KVA - SCHUKO “Tower” 2KVA - SCHUKO “Rack” 2KVA –SCHUKO “Tower” 3KVA - SCHUKO “Rack” 3KVA –SCHUKO

2.A- PRODUCT DESCRIPTION – REAR PANEL: 120V (AMERICA) 1. Programmable Outlets 2. Standard Outlets 3. AC Input 4. Input Breaker 5. Protected LAN network jacks 6. “EPO”: “Emergency Power Off”. 7. USB port 8. RS-232 port 9. Intelligent Slot for “SNMP” LAN cards 10. Connector for External batteries (EX models). “Tower” 1K – 1.5KVA - NEMA “Rack” 1K - 1.5KVA - NEMA “Tower” 2KVA - NEMA “Rack” 2KVA –NEMA “Tower” 3KVA - NEMA “Rack” 3KVA –NEMA

FRONT PANEL: PUSH BUTTON FUNCTIONS “ON / MUTE” a) POWER ON: Keep pushed for 2 seconds or longer. b) BEEP MUTE: In battery mode: Keep pushed for 5 seconds or longer to Mute acoustic alarm beep. Some alarms cannot be muted as Bypass Warning or ERROR alarms. c) AUTO-TEST: In normal mode: Keep pushed for 5 seconds or longer to start Auto-Test function. “OFF / ENTER” a) POWER OFF UPS: Keep pushed for 2 seconds to power off UPS b) ENTER: Enter function works under configuration mode only. It works as confirmation or selection key for accepting current option on LCD. “SELECT” a) TO SHOW UPS PARAMETERS AND VALUES: It is used to show on LCD UPS input and output values such as AC Input, DC battery voltage, Input Frequency, UPS output, output frequency, etc. b) TO ACTIVATE CONFIGURATION: Keep pushed for 5 seconds or longer “ON / MUTE” + “SELECT” TO ACTIVATE BY-PASS MODE: Under normal mode, by pushing these 2 keys at the same time during 5 seconds or longer UPS changes from normal mode to bypass mode.

First Time: CHARGE BATTERIES FOR 6 HOURS BEFORE CONNECTING YOUR EQUIPMENTS TO UPS 3. INSTALATION This product leaves factory with battery fully charged, however during transportation and storage it may loose a non determined part of its charge; therefore we recommend plugging it to Power Line for 6 hours before using the UPS. Install this unit in any protected environment with a dust free air flow. Also corrosive vapours and conductive contaminants must be avoided. Do not use UPS outdoors or where either temperature or humidity exceeds tech specs. Install UPS at least 10 inches away from your monitor to avoid magnetic interference. 1.- Plug input AC power cord to an appropriate power outlet with Line-Neutral-Ground contacts. 2.- First time leave UPS recharging batteries during 6 hours before connecting your devices to the UPS to let batteries recover charging level to offer full battery backup time. 3.- Connect your devices to be protected to UPS outlets. Take care to not overload UPS output by connecting devices with higher power ratings than UPS power capacity. Laser printers, scanners and copiers frequently have two different power ratings: in stand-by power ratings are very low compared with consumption rating during operation. If this kind of products will be connected to the UPS operation power rating must be considering to size total power consumption to be connected to UPS. 4.- EPO Function: Emergency Power Off function allows to power off UPS outlets when EPO input is open. When EPO port is closed EPO function is disable. When EPO function is activated UPS will perform following actions: a) Power Off all outlets, b) Switch to STAND-BY mode, c) Acoustic alarm is activated as continuous beep d) Warning message Nº 20 is indicated on LCD. To disable EPO mode and recovering normal mode contact switch or jumper in EPO port must be closed and UPS must be powered On by selecting ON push button. EXTERNAL BATTERIES OPTION EPRO models with EX mark (like EPRO 3K-EX or EPRO-RACK 3K-EX) are able to be connected to external battery cabinets (EX-BATT) to offer longer backup times. This kind of models has internal batteries as other EPRO models but they can also be connected at any moment to EX-BATT supplied by INTEGRA. Special cables to connect EX-BATT to UPS are supplied inside the box of EX-BATT. INSTRUCTIONS TO CONNECT EXTERNAL BATTERIES 1) Place EX-BATT case close to UPS. Only INTEGRA approved EX-BATT can be connected to UPS EX series. 2) Check DC breakers are in OFF position (circuit OPEN) 3) Connect UPS to first EX-BATT using INTEGRA approved DC cable. 4) If more than one EX-BATT will be connected, then connect first EX-BATT to second EX-BATT and so on in that way to other EX-BATT. 5) After all EX-BATT are connected, switch to ON position all DC breakers located in EX-BATT.

External Battery Cabinet Characteristics: Model: EX-BAT-T3 Total Batteries: 12 pieces per cabinet: 2 internal packs of 6 batteries 12V-9AH Voltage DC: 82.1Vdc +/- 1% Application: EPRO-3K “EX” Model: EX-BAT-R3 Total Batteries: 12 pieces per cabinet: 2 internal packs of 6 batteries 12V-9AH Voltage DC: 82.1Vdc +/- 1% Application: EPRO-Rack 3K “EX” 4. CONFIGURABLE PARAMETERS Any configuration modification must be applied with UPS connected to AC line but in OFF or STAND-BY mode. This UPS can be configured to work under some different modes. Some important functions can also be configured in CONFIGURATION MODE: a) Normal Mode: Also known as AC MODE. Under this mode UPS works as ONLINE UPS. UPS outlets are supplied by AC power generated by UPS inverter circuit offering a clean power to your devices. b) ECO Mode: Under this mode UPS works as OFF-LINE UPS. UPS outlets are supplied by AC input source. UPS supervises input source to switch to ONLINE mode only when input source is out of range. This is not a recommendable mode for those critical applications that require ONLINE UPS. Default mode set as factory is NORMAL MODE (Online UPS). c) Output Voltage: It can be configured to any of 4 available values: In 120Vac Models: 110Vac, 115Vac, 120Vac, 127Vac, In 220Vac Models: 208Vac, 220Vac, 230Vac ó 240Vac d) Output Frequency: It can be selected to 50Hz or 60Hz. Default configuration allows auto-selection to match with frequency of input AC source. NOTE: When conversion frequency mode is activated UPS power capacity can be reduced. e) Programmable Outputs: There are 2 groups of outlets: Standard Outlets: They work as expected in any UPS. This kind of outlets under battery keep powered until batteries reach very low level or up to UPS receives power off command from software. Programmable Outlets: If programmable outlets function is configured, programmable outlets can be powered off by internal timer before UPS detects very low battery level. Most common application for programmable outlets is for connecting non critical devices to them so that backup time can be longer for those critical devices connected in standard outlets. 5. OPERATION This is UPS is ONLINE DOUBLE CONVERSION type and it has been designed to offer the most clear power without switching transitions or dead times. In that way your hardware but also your valuable data will be safe when your PC related equipment is connected to EPRO series UPS. Power output is sine-wave type same as supplied by AC main source. Depending of AC input source, this UPS can work under one of two following modes: Normal AC Mode: It is the default mode when AC input source is OK. Under this mode power output is generated by UPS inverter. Inverter takes power from AC/DC converter feed by AC input source. AC input source is only used under this mode to recharging batteries when necessary.

Battery Mode: Also known as Inverter Mode. It is the mode when AC input source is out of range or black-out is detected by the UPS. Under this mode power output is generated by UPS inverter that takes power from batteries. There is no dead time (transition time is ZERO ms) related to switching from normal mode to battery mode since load is always powered from inverter. This is main characteristic of an ONLINE UPS. ECO Mode: This UPS also offer a third operation mode name ECO MODE. Under this mode (selectable by LCD configuration menu) UPS works as OFF-LINE UPS. Load is powered from AC input and UPS only switch to battery mode when input is out of range or in black-out status. Transition time from ECO mode to Battery mode is not zero. Typically is about 4ms that is why ECO Mode is not recommended for critical applications. 6. FRONT LCD PANEL Running Time in Battery Mode Time symbol when battery mode is active Indicates time in battery mode: H: hours, M: minutes, S: seconds Failure Messages Indicates failure detected Indicates number code for detected failure. Error or Failure codes are listed in this manual. “MUTE” Indicates MUTE function is active. Under this mode beeper is disabled. OUTPUT Information Indicates output values related to AC voltage, output frequency Vac: Volts AC, Vdc: Volts DC, Hz: frequency units Backup Time Info Fault Info Mute Operation Output & Battery Voltage Level Load Level Input & Battery Voltage Level Battery Info Mode Operation Programmable Info Output Info

Power consumption (connected to UPS outlets)I Indicates power output supplied by UPS: 0-25%, 26-50%, 51-75% y 76-100%. Indicates overload at UPS output. Devices connected in UPS outlets load UPS above UPS capacity. Indicates short circuit at UPS output. Programmable Outputs Indicates programmable function is activated. Operation Mode Indicates UPS is connected to input AC source under normal range.. Indicates UPS is in battery mode. Indicates UPS is in BYPASS mode. Indicates ECO Mode is active Indicates UPS inverter is running. Indicates UPS outlets are powered. Battery Information Indicates battery charge level: 0-25%, 26-50%, 51-75% y 76-100%. Indicates battery failure Indicates low battery level Input Information Indicates input voltage, input frequency and DC battery voltage Vac: Input voltage, Vdc: battery voltage, Hz: input frequency

ACOUSTIC ALARM Battery Mode: 1 “Beep” every 4 seconds Battery Low: 1 “Beep” per second Output Overload: 2 “Beeps” per second UPS Failure: Continuous Beep By-Pass Mode: 1 Beep every 10 seconds 7. LCD TEXT MESSAGES TEXT LCD TEXT Meaning ENA Enable DIS Disable ESC Escape HLS High Limit for By-pass LLS Low Limit for By-pass BAT Battery CF Frequency Conversion Function EP EPO (Emergency Power Off) FA Fan TP Temperature CH Battery Charger

8. UPS CONFIGURATION Configuration Menu (00, 01, 02, 03, 04 ó 05) Screen A Screen B * Configuration menu is activated by selecting SELECT push button at front panel during 5 seconds or longer. UPS must be connected to input AC source but in stand-by mode (powered off). * “OFF/Enter” button is used as confirmation key (Enter) * “ON/Mute” is used to select upper option in menu. * “SELECT” is used to select bottom option in menu. Configuration Menu: 00: Initial Menu, Quit option 01: Output Voltage 02: CF Frequency Conversion Mode (to able or disable) 03: CF for configuring frequency value in Hz 04: ECO: to Able or Disable ECO Mode 05: ECO: To configure acceptable input voltage range in ECO mode. 06: By Pass: To able or disable by-pass function 07: By Pass: To configure acceptable input voltage range. 08: Programmable Outlets: To able or disable programmable outlets function 09: Programmable: To configure timer value in minutes for programmable outlets.

01: Output Voltage Configuration Output voltage value can be selected from 4 available values 02: CF: Enable or Disable CF ENA: CF function enable CF DIS: CF function disable 03: CF: Frequency value in Hz Output frequency can be configured for battery mode: BAT 50: 50Hz BAT 60: 60Hz If CF function is enable output frequency can be set in normal mode: CF 50: 50Hz CF 60: 60Hz 04: ECO: Enable or Disable ENA: ECO enable (ON) DIS: ECO disable (OFF) 05: ECO: Input Range Configuration By Selecting UP/DOWN (“on/mute” y “select”) keys for selecting hi limit HLS and low limit LLS of input range in ECO mode. 06: By Pass: Enable or Disable ENA: Bypass enable DIS: Bypass disable 07: By Pass: Input Range Configuration By Selecting UP/DOWN (“on/mute” y “select”) keys for selecting hi limit HLS and low limit LLS of input range in By-Pass mode.

08: Programmable Outlets: Enable or Disable ENA: to enable programmable function. DIS: to disable programmable function. 09: Programmable Outlets: Timer setting 0-999: to configure timer limit in minutes for powering off programmable outlets. 9. LCD screens depending of Operation Mode Operation Mode Description LCD ONLINE * UPS ON * Input AC source OK * UPS output generated by inverter ECO * UPS in ON * ECO mode activated. * Input AC source is OK * UPS output feed from AC input to save energy. * UPS in ON * ECO mode activated. * Input AC source out of acceptable range * UPS output generated by inverter. FREQUENCY CONVERTER FUNCTION CF function enabled to generate output frequency as selected. BATTERY MODE When AC input source is out of range UPS goes to battery mode to supply output from batteries.

BYPASS If UPS is overloaded by big consuming load connected at UPS output, UPS changes to BYPASS mode feeding outlets from input AC source. This mode can be set also by front panel (by selecting “ON/MUTE” + “SELECT” at same time). STAND-BY * UPS is OFF * No power in UPS outlets. * Input AC source is OK. * Batteries are been charged 10. ERROR / FAILURE CODES ON LCD FAILURE / ERROR CODE ICON Bus failure 01 Hi BUS Voltage 02 Low BUS Voltage 03 Bus Unbalanced 04 Soft-start Inverter Failure 11 Inverter: Hi Voltage 12 Inverter: Low Voltage 13 Inverter output short circuit 14 Battery Very High Voltage 27 Battery Very Low Voltage 28 Over Temperature 41 x Overload: UPS power output capacity has been exceeded. Inverter cannot supply output. 43

11. ALARMS ON LCD ALARM Description ICON on LCD Beep Alarm Low battery 1 / s Overload: high power consumption detected at UPS output. 2 / s Battery disconnected 1 / s Batteries overcharged 1 / s Input Cable failure 1 / s EPO enable 1 / s FAN failure 1 / s Over Temperature 1 / s Battery charger problem 1 / s Input out of range in bypass mode 1 / s 12. TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE Problem Description Probable Root Cause Suggested Action * LCD does not show input voltage value * AC input failure alarm active (1 beep / 4s) however AC input source is OK Input power cord is not connected Check input power cord connection. Input power cord is connected into UPS outlet. Check input power cord connection. UPS cannot be powered on even AC input is OK. Beep alarm is active (1 beep/s) & LCD shows: EPO function is active. Re-establish emergency power off switch and set UPS in normal mode.

UPS cannot be powered on even AC input is OK. ON push button is not been selected properly Push ON button during 2 seconds or longer 1 beep / s alarm is active and LCD shows: Input Line and Neutral are swapped Rotate UPS plug at wall socket to allow correct line-neutral connection. This suggestion is only valid for Schuko power plug type. 1 beep / s alarm is active and LCD shows: Internal or external batteries are not properly connected Check battery connection. * Code 27 * Active: * Continuous beep Very high voltage at batteries or charger failure Batteries and charger must be inspected by qualified personnel * Code 28 * Active: * Continuous beep Very low voltage at batteries or charger failure Batteries and charger must be inspected by qualified personnel * Intermittent: + * 2 beeps per second. UPS overloaded Disconnect devices from UPS outlets until solving overload * Intermittent: + * 2 beeps per second. * By-Pass activated UPS overloaded. UPS has changed to BYPASS mode to avoid internal damage. Disconnect devices from UPS outlets until solving overload After repetitive small overloads, UPS has changed to BYPASS mode. Disconnect devices from UPS outlets until solving overload. Then power off UPS and re-star again. * Code 43 * Active: * Continuous beep UPS has been automatically powered off because overload. Disconnect devices from UPS outlets until solving overload. Then power ON. * Active: on LCD. * Continuous beep UPS has been automatically powered off because short circuit detected at output. Check short circuit problem in devices connected to UPS

* Any of following codes indicated on LCD: 1, 2, 3, 4, 11, 12, 13 o 41 * Continuous beep Internal Ups failure detected. UPS working in any of following modes: 1. UPS output powered in BYPASS mode 2. UPS outlets powered off Call service support Very short backup time Batteries can be discharged because recent use. Let UPS recharge batteries during 6 hours before check backup time again. Battery can be degraded because long lifetime. Batteries must be replaced by new batteries. * Intermittent: + * 1 beep per second. FANs blocked or damaged Check FANs and call service support if problem cannot be solved 13. CONTROL SOFTWARE Our control software offers huge capabilities to monitor your UPS and configure key shutdown parameters. Also event and data log are available in software options. Main software features are: Friendly human interface to UPS. Controlled files saving and OS shutdown when blackout is detected. Configurable scheduled shutdown and Auto-tests Some UPS models include software CD inside the box. Others allow software downloaded from our website: www.integra-ups.com.

14. WARRANTY AND SUPPORT Support: When a failure or problem is detected please check troubleshooting table in this manual. If problem cannot be solved please contact authorized service center or authorized dealer. Batteries: Rechargeable batteries can be charged and discharged hundreds of times. However they will eventually wear out. This is not a defect or failure so that batteries wear out is not covered by warranty. Battery lifetime will depend of operative conditions like working temperature and type and frequency of discharging cycles. Higher the temperature shorter will be the lifetime. Frequent and deep discharging cycles also will short lifetime. For critical applications batteries should be revised and replaced periodically. Limited Warranty - Subject to the conditions of this limited warranty, this product is warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship at the time of its original purchase by end user and for subsequent period of 2 years on electronic parts and 1 year on batteries. - IF HARDWARE PRODUCT FAILS TO WORK AS WARRANTED ABOVE, THE MAXIMUM LIABILITY OF INTEGRA UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS EXPRESSLY LIMITED TO THE LESSER OF THE PRICE YOU HAVE PAID FOR THE PRODUCT OR THE COST OF REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF ANY HARDWARE COMPONENTS THAT MALFUNCTION IN CONDITIONS OF NORMAL USE. - IN NO EVENT WILL INTEGRA BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES CAUSED BY THE PRODUCT OR THE FAILURE OF THE PRODUCT TO PERFORM, INCLUDING ANY LOST PROFITS OR SAVINGS OR SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. INTEGRA IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM MADE BY A THIRD PARTY OR MADE BY YOU FOR A THIRD PARTY - INTEGRA DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE OPERATION OF THIS PRODUCT WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR-FREE. INTEGRA IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE THAT OCCURS AS A RESULT OF YOUR FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS INTENDED FOR THE THIS HARDWARE PRODUCT. Conditions “Warranty Plus” 1.- If during the warranty period, this product fails to operate under normal use and service, due to defects in materials or workmanship, authorized distributor or service center will, at their option, either repair or replace the product in accordance with terms and conditions stipulated herein. 2.- If product is repaired or replaced, repaired or replaced product will be warranted for the remaining time of the original warranty or for 90 days from date of repair or replacement, whichever is longer. 3.- INTEGRA or their distribution/service partners reserve the right to charge handling fee if returned product is free of failure or out of warranty period. 4.- Warranty is valid only if the original purchasing document issued to original purchaser by authorized distributor or dealer, specifying date of purchase, serial number and name of the dealer, is presented with the product to be revised. INTEGRA and authorized partners reserve the right to refuse warranty service if this information has been removed or changed in original purchasing document. 5.- Warranty does not cover product failures caused by: Improper or inadequate installation or maintenance, misuse, accidents, fire or floods. In these cases warranty will be considered void. 6.- Rechargeable batteries will definitively wear out even under normal operation and conditions. This is not a defect or failure so that it is not covered by this warranty. 7.- This warranty does not cover product failures caused by installations, modifications or repair or opening of the product performed by non authorized person. 8.- Warranty terms and conditions cannot be modified or extended by third parties. For additional warranty conditions please revise www.integra-ups.com 15. BATTERIES MAINTENANCE When battery backup time is noticeable shorter it is time to replace batteries. To get longer lifetime we recommend applying a deep discharge every 3 months. Operation temperature should be below 25ºC. When UPS is storage periodic recharge must be performed as indicated in below table: Storage Temperature Recharge Frequency Recharge Time -25°C to +30°C 3 months 6 hours +30°C to +45°C 2 months 6 hours

16. SPECIFICATIONS TABLE INPUT Frequency Range Output Regulation Type Capacity and Qty Recharge Time / Charging Amps Back up @ 50% / 100% load Charging Voltage D x W x H Net Weight (kgs) External Battery Cabinet Batt. Capacity-Qty D X W X H Net Weight (kgs) External Battery Cabinet Batt. Capacity-Qty 420 x 438 x 88 mm [2U] 580 x 438 x 133 mm [3U] 16 17 31 397 x 145 x 220 mm 421 x 190 x 318 mm 13 RACK MODELS 12V-9AH x 6 12V-9Ah x 12 Smart RS-232 & USB, Supports: Operation Humidity / Temperature < 95 % RH non-condensing / 0 - 40 ºC Noise Level < 45dBA @ 1 m Windows 98 SE/ME/NT 4.x/2000/2003/XP/ Vista / 2008 / 7; Linux; Unix; Mac OS Intelligent Port, Supports Supports LAN SNMP Card and AS400 compatible Card (optional) COMMUNICATION ENVIRONMENT 421 x 190 x 318 mm 12V/9AH x 6 pcs 12V/9Ah x 12 pcs +/-3% Sealed Lead Acid VRLA-AGM 29 PHYSICAL 580 x 438 x 133 mm [3U] Power Outlets: Total / Progr. (N2) LCD Panel UPS status, Load level, Battery, Input/Output voltage, Discharge timer, and Fault ALARM Dedicated acoustic Beeps For Battery Mode, Low battery, Overload, UPS Failure CEE 7/4 (Schuko) 2 / 1 CEE 7/4 (Schuko) 4 / 2 INDICATORS BATTERIES 15 / 10 min. 16 / 9 min. 17 / 10 min. 15 / 9 min. 4 Hours for 90% capacity / 1.0 Amps (Max.) Pure Sinewave 12V/7AH x 3 pcs 12V/9AH x 3 pcs 12V/9AH x 6 pcs 41.0 VDC ± 1% 82.1 VDC ±1% Harmonic Distortion (THD) < 3% @ Linear Load < 4% @ Linear Load EFFICIENCY AC Mode / Battery Mode ~ 85% / ~ 83% ~ 88% / ~ 83% AC to Inverter 0 ms Waveform (*N1) Model 120V: 110/115/120/127Vac - Model 220V: 208/220/230/240Vac > 0.99 (*N3) 50 Hz +/- 0.25 Hz - 60Hz +/- 0.3 Hz Model 28 1KVA 1.5KVA 2KVA Range (Vac) @ 100% / 50% load 12V/7AH x 6 pcs 3:1 Single phase with ground Frequency (Batt. Mode) 14 26 Current Crest Ratio TOWER MODELS OUTPUT Phase Voltage Output 3KVA Capacity Power Factor 2000VA / 1600W 3000VA / 2400W 1000VA / 800W 1500VA / 1200W 120V Model: 80 - 150 / 50 - 150 --- 220V Model: 160 -300 / 110 - 300 40 Hz - 70Hz

Notes: Technical specifications can be modified to comply with special project requirements (*N1): Output voltage is selectable from LCD (*N2): Backup time for programmable outlets is configurable (in minutes) from LCD to offer longer time to critical loads connected to standard outlets (*N3): Frequency Conversion Function allows setting output frequency at constant value: 50Hz or 60Hz when input Frequency is within 40 - 70 Hz