Tripp Lite SU10K Operation Special Conditions, LCD Display Select Switch, Operation on Overload

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LCD DISPLAY SELECT SWITCH

Momentarily press the “SELECT” switch on the front panel to browse through different power readings on the LCD Display. The LCD Display will show which one of four operational modes your UPS is currently in: Normal, Economy, On-Battery, or Bypass. Also, as you press the “SELECT” switch, the LCD Display will browse through load, input, bypass, output and battery conditions.

"NORMAL" MODE OPERATION "ON-BATTERY" MODE OPERATION

ON INVERTER

LOAD=XXX% X.XXKW

PR ESS SELEC T K EY

ON INVERTER

IN=XXXV XX.XHz

PR ESS SELEC T K EY

ON INVERTER

OUT=XXXV XX.XHz

PR ESS SELEC T K EY

ON INVERTER

BATT=XXXV XXX%

PR ESS SELEC T K EY

ON BATTERY

LOAD=XXX% X.XXKW

PRESS S ELEC T K EY

ON BATTERY

IN=XXXV XX.XHz

PRESS S ELEC T K EY

ON BATTERY

OUT=XXXV XX.XHz

PRESS S ELEC T K EY

ON BATTERY

BATT=XXXV XXX%

PRESS S ELEC T K EY

"ECONOMY" MODE OPERATION "ON BYPASS" MODE OPERATION

ECONOMY MODE

LOAD=XXX% X.XXKW

ON BYPASS

LOAD=XXX% X.XXKW

P RESS S ELEC T KEY

ECONOMY MODE

IN=XXXV XX.XHz

P RESS S ELEC T KEY

ECONOMY MODE

OUT=XXXV XX.XHz

P RESS S ELEC T KEY

ECONOMY MODE

BATT=XXXV XXX%

P RESS S ELEC T KEY

PR ESS SELEC T K EY

ON BYPASS

BYPS=XXXV XX.XHz

PR ESS SELEC T K EY

ON BYPASS

OUT=XXXV XX.XHz

PR ESS SELEC T K EY

Operation (Special Conditions)

OPERATION ON BYPASS—VOLTAGE OUT OF RANGE

While in Bypass Mode, the UPS monitors the input voltage, which on Bypass equals the output voltage. If the output voltage passes out of an acceptable range (between 15% higher and 20% lower than nominal), the UPS displays the condition on its LCD and stops supplying output power to its load. If power levels return to an acceptable level, the UPS resumes supplying power to the load, and its LCD reports that output voltage was too high or too low at one time, but has returned to nominal.

Bypass Voltage Condition

LCD Display Message

 

 

>15% Higher than Nominal

BYPASS AC TOO HI

 

 

>20% Lower than Nominal

BYPASS AC TOO LO

 

 

Was Too High, Now Nominal

BYPASS AC WAS HI

 

 

Was Too Low, Now Nominal

BYPASS AC WAS LO

 

 

OPERATION ON OVERLOAD

When the UPS detects an output overload, it will commence a countdown (the length of time depending on the severity of the overload). If the UPS is still overloaded at the end of the countdown, the UPS will automatically shut down and go into Bypass Mode.

Overload Condition

LCD Display Message

Countdown to Shutdown

 

 

 

102% - 125%

Overload 102%

1 minute

 

Load=XXX% X.XXKW

 

 

 

 

125% - 150%

Overload 125%

30 seconds

 

Load=XXX% X.XXKW

 

 

 

 

>150%

Overload 150%

2 seconds

 

Load=XXX% X.XXKW

 

 

 

 

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Contents SmartOnlineTM UPS Location Warnings SafetyFront Panel Control PanelsSubp Rear PanelsSU10KBP SU10KPM Rear Panels Inverter Operation DIP Switch Settings SU10KPM Shown InstallationInput and Output Connection Wiring SelectionWiring Connections UPS LocationSUBPSU10KBPSU10KPM External Battery Pack ConnectionBattery Fuse ReplacementTurning the UPS on Battery Condition VerificationInitial Battery Charging Optional Operation Normal ConditionsSELF-TESTING Operation on Overload LCD Display Select SwitchOperation Special Conditions Operation on BYPASS-VOLTAGE OUT of RangeSwitching UPS to Normal Mode Battery Charge WarningsOperation of Manual Bypass Switch Switching UPS to Bypass ModeAS-400 Interface Table CommunicationsRS-232 Interface AS-400 InterfaceDRY Contact Interface Table Remote Emergency Power OFFDRY Contact Interface Warranty & Insurance ServiceFunction Block Diagram SU6K SU10K Specifications

SU10K specifications

The Tripp Lite SU10K is a powerful and reliable uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed to protect critical equipment and ensure seamless operation during power interruptions. With a robust output of 10,000 VA, this UPS caters to various applications, from data centers to IT infrastructure, making it a versatile solution for businesses of all sizes.

One of the standout features of the SU10K is its line-interactive topology. This technology allows the UPS to correct voltage fluctuations without switching to battery mode, thereby extending battery life and providing a stable power supply to connected devices. This is particularly beneficial for equipment that is sensitive to power quality, such as servers, networking gear, and telecommunications systems.

The SU10K is equipped with a reliable battery system that ensures a continuous power supply during outages. Its hot-swappable batteries make maintenance convenient, allowing users to replace batteries without powering down connected equipment. This feature minimizes downtime, ensuring that critical systems remain operational at all times.

The unit offers a wide range of output options, allowing users to configure the UPS according to their specific needs. With multiple output receptacles, including both NEMA and IEC connectors, the SU10K can accommodate various devices, ensuring flexibility in the setup. The UPS also supports advanced power management features, including SNMP, allowing for remote management and monitoring through network integration. This capability enables IT administrators to keep a close eye on power usage and battery health and receive alerts about potential issues.

In addition to its technical features, the Tripp Lite SU10K boasts a compact design that enables easy installation in various environments. The unit is rack-mountable, making it suitable for traditional server racks or cabinet installations. Its design also incorporates advanced cooling technology, ensuring efficient heat dissipation during operation to enhance performance and extend equipment lifespan.

Furthermore, the SU10K's LCD display provides users with real-time information regarding power status, battery condition, and load capacity, facilitating quick assessments and decision-making. Overall, the Tripp Lite SU10K combines robust technology with user-friendly features, making it an excellent choice for safeguarding critical equipment and ensuring business continuity in the face of power challenges.
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