Installation And Start-Up; Maintenance - Salicru SPSNET User Manual

5. INSTALLATION AND START-UP.

Inspect the device before proceeding with the installa-
tion. Confirm that no item is damaged.
Placement.
•
The SPS NET can be used free-standing or hung on the wall
using the rear screw slots provided for this purpose, as
shown in the figure below:
Connecting the device to the mains to charge it.
•
Plug the AC mains lead (
NET will turn on automatically and the green LED will light.
If the battery is not completely charged, the green LED will
blink while the SPS NET charges it.
Connecting the loads.
•
Connect the output connector of the SPS NET (
loads. The connected loads will now be protected by the
SPS NET.
Operation of the On/Off button
•
Starting up the SPS NET when connected to the mains:
ˆ
press and hold the button for 3 seconds.
Resetting the SPS NET in fault mode: press the button
ˆ
for 10 seconds.
MANUAL DE USUARIO
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) into a main socket. The SPS

) to the

.
Turning off the SPS NET in Battery mode: press and
ˆ
hold the button for 6 seconds to turn off the SPS NET
and prevent a deep discharge of the battery.
Starting up and turning off the SPS NET in online mode:
ˆ
Press and hold the button for 6 seconds to turn off
–
the SPS NET while maintaining the battery charge.
Press and hold the button for 3 seconds to start the
–
SPS NET while maintaining the battery charge.
Checking the battery capacity via the LEDs in online mode:
press and hold the button for 0.5 seconds, the LEDs will
light up to show the battery capacity and the output will
be disabled.
LED indicators.
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R
FAULT
25% 50% 75% 100%
Operating state
SPS NET ON with battery completely
charged.
SPS NET has detected a fault.
These 4 indicators also indicate the battery charge level
during charging and discharge.
Battery Battery in Charging battery
capacity discharge
0% ~ 25%
26% ~ 50%
51% ~ 75%
76% ~ 90% –
76% ~ 100%
91% ~ 100%
:
LED lit.
:
LED flashing.
Table 1. Meaning of the LEDs.
6. APPLICATIONS.
The SPS NET has been designed to provide emergency backup
power for any system powered by a DC voltage, such as routers,
modems, VoIP telephone systems, surveillance systems, alarms,
access controls and critical telecommunications equipment.
7. REPLACING THE BATTERY AND

MAINTENANCE.

Remove the screw and slide off the battery cover, as shown in
Fig. A. Remove the old battery and replace it with the new battery
pack. Simply insert the battery connector as shown in Fig. B and
replace the cover.
SPS.NET SISTEMAS DE ALIMENTACION ININTERRUMPIDA (SAI)
The first LED is bi-colour (green
and red) and indicates the
operating state. The remaining
3 LEDs are green.
Colour On / Flashing
Green On
Red On
Battery charged
with activated with output off
output
The LEDs remain lit
for 3 seconds, then
they go off
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