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5. Installation
Quick Start Guide
This quick-start guide describes the power-up procedure of the UPS in the factory-default configuration.
Step 1: Plug the UPS into a 120V AC
Power Source
Plug the UPS into a two-pole, three-wire, grounded
receptacle only. Do not use an extension cord. Charge the
battery at least 5 hours before initial use. The unit charges
its battery while connected to utility power even when UPS
output is turned off.
Step 2: Plug Equipment into the UPS
There are two types of outlets on the back of the UPS:
SURGE ONLY Outlets – These outlets do not provide
battery backup power during power outages. Connect items
like printers, desk lamps and other devices not requiring
battery backup support to these outlets.
UPS & SURGE Outlets – This bank of outlets offer UPS
battery backup support during power failures. Connect vital
computer system components that require UPS support to
these outlets.
There are two types of UPS & SURGE outlets:
Single-Designated MASTER + UPS & SURGE Outlet –
This is the ideal location to connect your COMPUTER power
cord for individual power consumption metering. This outlet
can also be configured optionally to enable ECO-mode
power saving (see section 7. ECO Energy-Saving Setup
for more information).
CONTROLLED BY MASTER + UPS & SURGE Outlets –
This bank of UPS supported outlets can be optionally
configured to automatically power off and on again in
response to power consumption level on the MASTER outlet
(see section 7. ECO Energy-Saving Setup for more
information).
Optional Installation:
• USB cable
• Tel/Ethernet surge protection
Note: These connections are optional. The UPS will work properly
without these connections.
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