CPS320SL / CPS375SL / CPS500SL / CPS575SL / CPS650SL
Guaranteed Uninterruptible Power System
DESCRIPTION
XBattery/Surge Outlets
Provides three battery powered/surge outlets for connected equipment and insures temporary uninterrupted operation of your equipment during a power failure.
YFull-Time Surge Protection Outlets
Provides three always on surge suppression outlets.
ZPower Switch
Can be used as a mater on/off switch for equipment connected to the battery power supplied outlets.
[Electrical Wiring Fault Indicator
This LED indicator will illuminate to warn the user that a wiring problem exists, such as bad ground, miss ground or reversed wiring. If this is illuminated, user is advised to disconnect all electrical equipment from the outlet and have an electrician check to ensure the outlet is properly wired.
\Power On Indicator
This LED is illuminated when the utility condition is normal and the UPS outlets are providing power, free of surges and spikes.
]Circuit Breaker
Located on the side of the UPS, the circuit breaker serves to provide overload and fault protection. Under normal operating conditions, the circuit breaker is depressed.
^Serial Port to PC
This port allows connection and communication from the
_Communication Protection Ports
Communication protection ports will protect any standard modem, fax or telephone line.
`Outlets Designed for AC Adapters
Allows six AC power adapter blocks to be plugged into the UPS without blocking adjacent outlets.
INSPECTION
The box should contain the following:
(1) PowerPanel™ software (floppy disk); (1) serial interface cable
(1)telephone communication cable; (1) user manual; (1) warranty registration card;
(1)UPS unit.
HOW TO DETERMINE THE POWER REQUIREMENTS OF YOUR EQUIPMENT
1.Make sure that the total
2.Insure that the equipment plugged into the three battery
3.If the power requirements of your equipment are listed in units other than
TO ESTIMATE POWER REQUIREMENTS:
Watts (W) x 1.82 = |
| VA or |
| Amps (A) x 120 = |
| VA |
Add the totals up for all pieces of equipment and multiply this total by .6 to calculate actual requirements.
There are many factors that can effect the amount of power that your computer system will require. The total load that you will be placing on the
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