Indicator Lights; Basic Operation; Other Features - Tripp Lite LC1200 Owner's Manual

Basic Operation

Indicator Lights

All indicator light descriptions apply when the Line Conditioner is plugged
into a wall outlet and turned on. (Available on select models only.)
A green "NORM" light will turn ON whenever your Line Conditioner is plugged in
and receiving nominal AC line voltage.
Yellow lights labelled "LOW" (or "BOOST") and "HIGH" (or "TRIM") will turn
ON when incoming voltage is above or below nominal AC line voltage.
Red lights labelled "VERY HIGH" or "VERY LOW" will turn ON when incoming
voltage is substantially above or below nominal AC line voltage.
A green "LINE OK" light will turn ON when AC power is present and no wiring
faults are detected. When this light is illuminated, AC power is acceptable for
connected equipment.
A red "LINE FAULT" light will turn ON to indicate a wiring fault has been
detected. The condition should be investigated and repaired by a qualified technician
as soon as possible. A loose wall outlet may cause this light to come ON. Your Line
Conditioner will identify most common wiring faults (but not necessarily every
possible type of fault).

Other Features

AC Receptacles:
AC line power during normal operation. They adjust incoming voltage to pro-
vide equipment with nominal 220/240V power. The receptacles also protect
your equipment against damaging surges and line noise, eliminating the need
for external surge suppression.
IEC-320-C13
(220/240V)
Note: As the Line Conditioner corrects fluctuating input voltages, the unit will
make a gentle clicking sound. The frequency of the clicking will depend on the
quality of the utility power in your particular area. The clicking is normal and
indicates the Line Conditioner is compensating for fluctuating input voltages as
NEMA 5-15R*
described in this manual.
(220/240V)
* Available on select models.
NEMA 6-15R*
(220/240V)
Circuit Breaker (Available on select models):
the Line Conditioner is exceeded at any time, the circuit breaker will open
(trip). Remove the overload and let the circuit breaker cool for one minute.
Reset the circuit breaker by pushing in the plunger.
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The receptacles provide your connected equipment with
If the rated capacity of