American Power Conversion 100 VAC user manual Connect the Battery and Attach the Front Panel Bezel

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Two-Post Racks

 

 

 

 

1. If the rack holes are not 10-32

 

 

threaded, first attach the backing plate

 

 

supplied (870-1148) Πto the rack.

 

 

2. Support the UPS from the front and

 

 

back. Insert the four (4) ornamental

 

 

screws supplied with the UPS

 

 

through the mounting brackets and

 

 

into the top and bottom holes in the

 

 

U-space as shown for the Four-Post

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Rack. Screw them into the threaded

 

 

holes of the backing plate.

Removing the UPS from the Rack

Due to the weight of the UPS, two people are required to remove it from the rack.

1.Remove the front panel bezel: Face the front of the UPS, and, using both hands, insert each index finger behind the lip of the curved section of the front panel bezel and pull towards you.

2.Unscrew the four ornamental screws (two screws on each mounting bracket).

3.Position one person in front of the rack and the second person either behind or on one side of the UPS for additional support.

4.Using the battery tray handle to support the front of the unit, slide the UPS partially out of the rack.

5.Supporting the UPS from the bottom or rear of the unit, slide the UPS fully out of the rack.

Connect the Battery and Attach the Front Panel Bezel

The UPS is shipped without its battery connected and the front panel bezel installed (it is packaged separately within the main box). You must connect the battery and install the plastic front panel bezel before the installation is complete.

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1.Facing the front of the UPS, locate the battery cable (in the center of the unit) and remove the tape to expose the cable connector.

2.Locate the UPS battery connector Œ which is to the right of the battery tray • and recessed. Connect the battery cable connector to the UPS connector. Press firmly to ensure that the connection is tight. You will hear a “snap” when the connector is properly seated. Also, as a visual indication, the back of the connector should be recessed (~0.64 cm) from the sheet metal

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Contents 1400 VA 2U Rack Mount Uninterruptible Power Supply 100 Vac User’s ManualPage Table of Contents English Maintenance and Troubleshooting Electrical Safety Safety InformationHandling Safety Conventions Used in this ManualBattery Safety Deenergizing SafetyRecycling of Batteries About APC How to Contact APCBasics About Your New UPSHow to Install Your Smart-UPS InstallationUnpacking Load the UPS into the Rack Mount the UPS in the RackFour-Post Racks Two-Post Racks Connect the Battery and Attach the Front Panel BezelRemoving the UPS from the Rack Connect Power and Equipment to the UPS Turn on the UPS990-7096 Rev Operation OperationFront Panel Self-TestUtility Power Battery Power Tvss Screw Rear PanelComputer Interface Port Voltage SensitivityOn-Battery Operation Low Battery Warning LevelUser Configuration Items Function Factory User Selectable Description Default ChoicesStorage Maintenance and TroubleshootingReplacing the Battery Storage Conditions990-7096 Rev Troubleshooting Some or all front panel indicators are flashing Condition Display BeeperService and Transport Regulatory Agency Approvals On-Battery Run TimeLoad Run Time Watts Minutes Limited Warranty

100 VAC specifications

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