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17, Powervar ACE400 Verify that the UPS ON/OFF Switch is OFF, then plug the UPS line cord into the wall outlet. NOTE DO NOT plug laser printers into the UPS. Plug your load into the UPS using whichever outlets you need. UPS Owner’s Manual 13
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23, Powervar ACE400 UPS Owner’s Manual 19 Wait for the green ON, LINE OK, and BAT- TERY Charging LEDs to appear on the front panel of the UPS. Push the Alarm Silence/ Reset Button if any red LEDs appear. If any red LEDs still appear, see Chapter 3. If you have more equipment to connect, repeat Steps 5 and 6 using the second interconnecting cable. If you have connected all of your equipment, you have now completed installation. Allow approximately 24 hours for the UPS to charge the batteries after installation or long storage. Without charging, the battery indicato…
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16, NOTE Chapter 2. Installation 12 For units with ACE Battery Boxes, continue with Step 2 . For units without ACE Battery Boxes, skip Step 2 and move to Step 3. To establish communication between a UPS and a computer, plug the optional UPS/ Computer Interface Cable into the Port. Only use this optional factory-supplied cable and software. The UPS will operate normally whether or not you use this port. DO NOT disconnect the ACE Battery Box from the UPS whil…
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22, Using the factory-supplied interconnecting line cord, plug one end to a female outlet on the UPS and one end to your load‘s male inlet. S CO OO O O U U PO T 4H 250V Line Cord Female Outlets Rear of Load Male Inlet DO NOT plug laser printers into the UPS Move the switch to ON. Wait several seconds while the UPS performs the initial internal self-diagnostics. ☞ Chapter 2. Installation 18 NOTE
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4, Chapter 3 OPERATION ..................................... 21 Front Panel ...................................................... 21 Rear Panel Controls ........................................ 25 Chapter 4 MAINTENANCE .............................. 27 Preventive Maintenance.................................. 27 Battery Life ..................................................... 27 Battery Recharging ................................…
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32, Chapter 4. Maintenance 28 Regular Maintenance There is no user maintenance other than battery charging for units not in service. If there are any problems, repairs must be done by the factory or factory-authorized service locations. Please contact a sales representative or technical service if you have any questions or problems.
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3, Contents INTRODUCTION ............................... 1 Why is this UPS one of the best? ..................... 1 Questions? ........................................................ 2 Chapter 1 PREPARATION .................................. 3 Check your equipment ...................................... 3 Precautions........................................................ 3 Overview of Equipment.................................... 4 What it looks like.............................................. 4 Rear Pan…
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8, Powervar ACE400 4.5" (11.4cm) 15.7" (39.9cm) 6.5" (16.5cm) 0N Overview of Equipment There are several different models of the UPS with power levels ranging from 400VA to 2200VA. Some models are designed for Ameri- can installation and others are designed for International use. Models with power levels 400– 1500VA consist of one piece of equipment, the UPS. Models with power levels 1800–2200VA consist of 2 pieces of equipment, the UPS and ACE Battery Box. All of the uni…
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33, Specifications This section lists the electrical and physical specifi- cations for each model of the UPS. Electrical Input Voltage: (See Model Specifications table); ±20%; User-selectable extended range of ±25% for nominal voltages. Nominal Input Frequency: 60Hz and 50/60Hz; ±5%. Connections: American: 6-foot line cord with NEMA plug; International: IEC 10A Inlet Coupler. Electrical Output Power Levels: 400–2200VA, see Model Specifi- cations table. On-Line Efficie…
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35, Model Specifications Model Freq. Nom. Input/Output Output Max. Output Dimensions Weight Number (Hz) Voltage (VAC) (VA) Current (Amp) in (cm) lbs ( kg) ACE400 4 60 120 1 400 3 3.3 4.5 x 6.7 x 15.7 24.5 (11.4 x 17.0 x 39.9) (11.1) ACE600 4 60 120 1 600 3 5 4.5 x 6.7 x 15.7 25 (11.4 x 17.0 x 39.9) (11.3) ACE1000 4 60 120 1 1000 3 8.3 7 x 9 x 16.7 49.5 (17.8 x 22.9 x 42.4) (22.5) ACE1500 4 60 120 1 1440 3 12 7 x 9 x 16.7 54 (17.8 x 22.9 x 42.4) (24.5) ACE2000 5 60 120 1 1920 3 16 7 x 9 x 16.7 28 (17.8 x 22.9 x 42.4) (12.7) ACE2200 …
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37, 6 Chapter Troubleshooting Guide If you have followed the instructions in this manual but are having problems operating your equipment, read this section. UPS Owner’s Manual 33 SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE WHAT TO DO UPS will not start • Line cord is not connected. • Connect line cord. • UPS ON/OFF Switch is OFF. • Turn Switch ON. • Wall socket is dead. • Test wall socket. • Battery Box is missing • Plug in ACE Battery Box. (models ACE1800–2200 only). • Nominal Input Volt…
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28, Chapter 3. Operation 24 Alarm Silence/Reset Button. The alarm will sound at any new alarm condition. If the problem is resolved or the alarm silence/reset is pushed, the buzzer will go off. The five Load LEDs describe information about the amount of Load in the form of a bar graph. The bottom four (green) LEDs show either the load current or load watts (whichever is higher) in steps. Overload: the top (red) LED turns on when load current or watts exceeds full l…
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6, Introduction 2 Bi-Directional Filter Another advantage is the bi-directional filter for superior power conditioning. This allows for filter protection to and from the critical load and the power line. If the load creates electrical noise, it is filtered so that the noise does not return to the line. If there is noise on the line, it is also filtered so that the noise does not return to the load. Auto-Frequency Selection (International only) The UPS h…
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34, Powervar ACE400 Chapter 5. Specifications 30 Battery Type: Sealed, maintenance-free, lead- acid. Battery Charging: Charging for faster recovery; 3 to 8 hours. Battery Monitoring: Monitoring for earlier failure detection and warning. Backup Time: 5 to 10 minutes at full load; 10 to 30 minutes and more with typical partial load, depending on models. Connections: American: NEMA receptacles; International units: Four IEC 320 receptacles. Noise Filterin…
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7, Preparation It is important to become familiar with your UPS and understand the different parts. This chapter briefly describes some important information that you need to know before using your equipment. Check your equipment Check your equipment for damages. If any equipment has been damaged during shipment, keep the shipping cartons and packing materials for the carrier or place of purchase, and file a claim for shipping damage. If you discover damage after acceptance, file a claim for con- cealed damage. To file a claim for s…
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12, Powervar ACE400 Rear Panels: International Models Although similar, the rear panels of the various models have different configurations. Find the drawing of the rear panel for your unit and become familiar with it. Models: ACE400i ACE600i Chapter 1. Preparation 8 Models: ACE1000i ACE1400i ACE1800i ACE2200i
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20, Chapter 2. Installation 16 NOTE For units with ACE Battery Boxes, continue with Step 2. For units without ACE Battery Boxes, skip Step 2 and move to Step 3. CAUTION DO NOT disconnect the ACE Battery Box from the UPS while the UPS is ON. This can damage equipment. To establish communication between a UPS and a computer, plug the optional UPS/ Computer Interface Cable into the Port. Only use this optional factory-supplied cable and software. The UPS will operate normally whether or not you use the Co…
