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Simply connect mobile devices into a USB charger port. This will automatically start charging
the connected device.
4.4 Operation
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Push down the power switch once on the top panel to start the UPS. The LCD display
lights up.
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To turn off the unit, simply push down the power switch again.
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When operating in AC mode and utility power is interrupted, the unit will beep twice every
8 seconds to indicate that it has gone into battery mode.
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When operating in battery mode, the unit will beep every time the battery voltage falls
under or rises above the acceptable limits.
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This UPS is designed for "off-mode charging", that is when it is switched off, it will
automatically recharge the internal battery as long as it remains connected to utility power.
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The display turns off in battery mode when the unit is powered off. In AC mode, the display
remains on, but no output will be provided to the outlets.
Number
Indication
1.
AC normal mode
2.
Back-up mode
3.
Overload
4.
Fault mode
The icon becomes illuminated and the alarm will sound continuously in the
5.
Load capacity
6.
Battery level
7.
Input voltage
8.
Output voltage
Operation and status indicators
UPS mode
LCD
AC mode
When AVR is functioning, the
once every second
Overload in AC mode
The
icons will blink
Battery mode
When battery level is low, the
blink once every second.
Off-charging mode
4.5 DC start function
· The DC start function enables UPS to be started up when AC utility power is not available
and battery is fully charged. Simply push the power switch to turn it on.
5. LCD display
· The UPS comes equipped with an easy to read LCD with blue backlight that displays the
battery status, input voltage, output voltage, and operation mode of the UPS.
Description
This icon is displayed when utility power is normal
This icon is displayed when the unit is operating in battery mode
This icon is displayed when the connected load is beyond the
accepted range
event of abnormal operation of the UPS
Indicates current loads at increments of 25% of its capacity
Indicates charging level at increments of 25%
Indicates input line voltage
Indicates output voltage value
Description
When the input voltage is within acceptable range, UPS will
provide pure and stable AC power to the output. The UPS will
also charge the battery in AC mode.
icon blinks
In case of an overload, the alarm will beep once every 0.5 second
The alarm will beep once every 10 seconds.
icon will
It will always show 0 on the output voltage indicator.
UPS mode
LCD
Overload in battery mode
The
icons will blink.
Fault mode
6. Storage
· All connected equipment should be turned off prior to disconnecting them from the UPS to
avoid battery drain. Unplug the UPS from the wall outlet and then turn it off for storage.
7. Troubleshooting guide
· If the UPS fails to operate normally, please refer to the following table to solve most
common installation and operation problems.
Problem
Possible cause
The UPS is not on
UPS fails to turn on and the LCD
Battery voltage is too low
is not illuminated
Battery fault
The UPS remains in battery mode
Power cord is loose
Battery voltage is too low
Backup time shorter than
Defective battery
expected
Overload
If any other abnormal situation not listed above should occur, please call our service department for further assistance.
8. Battery replacement
Forza makes the replacing of batteries a simple and quick installation process.
Simply follow the steps described below.
1. Turn off and unplug all connected equipment.
2. Unplug the unit from the AC power source.
3. Turn the UPS upside down.
5. Using the tabs, carefully lift the battery from the compartment.
Description
When an overload occurs, the alarm will beep once every 0.5
second.
When a fault event is detected, the UPS alarm will beep
continuously.
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Store the UPS unit covered in environments where the ambient temperature ranges from 5
to 86 °F with its battery fully charged.
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During extended storage, charge the UPS battery for 6 hours at least once every 6 months.
Solution
Press the power switch again to turn on the UPS
Allow the battery to recharge for at least 6 hours.
Replace the battery.
Plug the power cord again into the wall outlet.
Allow the battery to recharge for at least 6 hours
Replace the battery when it is weak or its performance degraded
Verify that the load matches the UPS capability specified.
Remove the least critical equipment until load levels are back to
normal.
4. Use a screwdriver to remove the compartment screw. Slide the cover towards the back
in order to remove it completely from the unit.
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