American Power Conversion 120 Vac Connect the Battery, Connect Equipment to the UPS, Start UP, Rear Panels 110/120 230

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2:START UP

Connect the Battery

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Bottom of unit

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Connect black wire to battery. (Red wire is already connected.) Note: Small sparks at the point of battery connection are normal.

Connect Equipment to the UPS

Rear Panels

110/120 V:

230 V:

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230 V models: The top off-white outlet pro-

 

 

 

vides surge protection only. Equipment

 

 

 

plugged into this 500 VA outlet should re-

 

 

 

quire surge protection, but should not require

 

 

 

power during a utility power failure. The

 

 

 

lower three outlets provide battery backup

 

 

 

protection, as well as protection from surges.

 

 

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Note: A laser printer draws significantly

 

 

 

more power than other types of equipment

 

 

 

and may overload the UPS.

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Contents APC Smart-UPSSC Page Installation IntroductionUnpack Position the UPSConnect the Battery Connect Equipment to the UPSStart UP Rear Panels 110/120 230Connect the UPS to the Network if Applicable Network ConnectorsStart the UPS Front Display Panel OperationUser Configurable Items UPS ID Upsiden110/120 V model Storage and Maintenance Battery ReplacementStorage TROUBLESHOOTING, SHIPPING, and Service Replace Battery LED is Illuminated Shipping and Service Contact Information110/120 V models Regulatory and Warranty InformationModels Limited Warranty
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620 VA, 420 VA, 110 Vac, 120 Vac specifications

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