American Power Conversion POWERCELL user manual Connecting to the utility, Battery charging

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3.0 Installation

3.4 Connecting to the utility

Your PowerCell is furnished with a 6 foot line cord terminated with a standard NEMA 5-15P three pronged plug. The UPS must be plugged into a 2 pole, 3 wire grounding receptacle. If an extension cord must be used between the UPS and the nearest wall outlet, use a 3 wire grounding type rated for at least 10 Amps.

Your PowerCell is provided with a rear SITE WIRING FAULT indicator. Once loads are connected, the indicator illuminates when the UPS is turned on and connected to an outlet whose wiring is improper or inadequate. This could mean that the “hot” and “neutral” wires at the wall receptacle are reversed, the ground wiring is missing, or the “neutral” wiring is overloaded.

Note: If your PowerCell indicates a site wiring fault, a qualified electrician should be summoned to correct the service wiring.

3.5 Battery charging

Your PowerCell is shipped from the factory with its internal battery in a fully charged state. However, the battery may lose some charge during shipping and storage. The battery should be recharged before conducting the following Test for proper operation (section3.7) and to ensure that your PowerCell will provide expected run time. The battery is automatically charged by the UPS whenever the PowerCell is plugged in (the power I/O switch does not have to be on). You can be sure that the battery is fully recharged if the PowerCell is left plugged in for at least 6 hours. Your PowerCell may be used immediately upon receipt, but may not provide expected run time in the event of a utility power failure.

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Contents Powercell Please save this manual Important safety instructionsTable of contents This page intentionally left blank Overview User replaceable batterySite wiring fault indicator IntroductionRemote interface Network model Surge suppression and EMI/RFI filteringEnglish SafetySécurité ¡ Seguridad Load types InstallationPlacement Receiving inspectionBattery charging Connecting to the utilityConnecting equipment to the PowerCell Example labels found at system equipment rear panels Test for proper operation Overloads Principles of operation Noise and surge suppression Inverter Load transfer switchBattery charger BatteryOperation during a utility failure TransformerMonitoring and control electronics Principles of operation Audible alarm Controls and indicatorsPower I/0 switch Interface Kits UPS monitoringComputer interface port PowerChute SoftwareDifficulty Difficulté Dificultad Problem Possible Cause Action to Take Troubleshooting chartDifficulty Replacing the battery Obtaining Service Extended storage Storing the UPSStorage conditions Pcpro Pcnet Run time versus loadSpecifications Page Life support policy Limited WarrantyPhone