Powerware Ferrups FE/QFE UPS User Manual page 39

Parameter Sample Display
Number
3 03 --Reserved--
4 04 I Out 3.1
5 05 VA Out 374
6 06 I Batt 0.0
7 07 V Batt 48.51
8 08 Freq 60.43 Hz
9 09 RunTime 12m
10 10 Date 06/01/93
11 or 11 Amb Temp 23c
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12 12 SinkTemp 26c
13 13 --Reserved--
Powerware ® FERRUPS FE/QFE UPS (500 VA–18 kVA) User's Guide
Password Parameter Name
(Short Form)
Reserved
Service acampsiout
(o)
Change Not vaout
Allowed (va)
Service ibatt
(ib)
Service vbatt
(vb)
Change Not frequency
Allowed (f)
Change Not runtime
Allowed (rt)
None date
(d)
Change Not ambtemp
Allowed (at)
Change Not heatsinktemp
Allowed (st)
Reserved
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Explanation
The current your equipment is drawing from
the UPS.
Volt-Amps Out. The total "apparent power"
your equipment is drawing from the UPS.
This value is based on parameter 2 multiplied
by parameter 4, and should be less than or
equal to the VA or kVA rating of the UPS. See
VA Limit, parameter 19.
Battery Current. When the UPS is running on
AC input, this is the charging current inA.
When the UPS runs on battery power
(inverter), this is the amount of current (inA)
the batteries are supplying to the UPS.
Battery Volts. The present battery voltage.
The UPS sounds an alarm if this value is too
low.
In normal operation, this is the frequency of
power the UPS is receiving from the AC input
source. If this value falls outside preset
limits, the UPS goes to battery power. When
the UPS is running on battery power, this is
the frequency the UPS is supplying to your
equipment.
Estimated Runtime Remaining. The amount
of time the UPS continues to support your
equipment when the UPS is running on
battery power. The UPS sounds an alarm
when this value falls below a preset limit.
System Date. The UPS uses this date to
record alarms and inverter runs. The date
must be reset when you restart the UPS after
DC power is turned off.
The temperature (in Celsius) inside the UPS.
The UPS sounds an alarm and shuts down if
this value is too high.
The temperature of the heatsink. The UPS
sounds an alarm if this value is too high.
Operation
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