Riello NetPower 600-2000 VA Manual

Table of Contents

Contents

1 IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES
2 OVERVIEW
3 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
4 DESCRIPTION OF THE UPS
5 INSTALLATION
6 OPERATION
7 ALARMS AND REPORT SIGNALS
8 TROUBLESHOOTING
9 TECHNICAL DATA
10 Documents / Resources
- 10.1 References
- 10.2 Download manual

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES

This device can be installed by anyone, provided that they READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS WITHIN IT.
This manual contains detailed instructions for the use and installation of the UPS.
This manual should be kept close to the UPS and READ BEFORE THE UPS IS INSTALLED AND USED

© No part of this manual may be reproduced, even partially, without the manufacturer's authorisation. For purposes of improvements the manufacturer reserves the right to change specifications at any time and without notice.

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Read the following instructions carefully and keep this manual handy for easy referral.
The mains power supply socket used to power the UPS must have an earth connection.
Potentially dangerous electrical voltages are generated inside this device, even when the UPS is switched off. All repairs must be carried out by authorised personnel only.
Voltage may be present on the UPS output sockets even when the UPS is not connected to a mains power supply.
In the event of a mains power supply failure (emergency UPS operation), do not unplug the power supply cable to the UPS, to ensure earth continuity to the connected loads.
Do not allow liquids and/or other foreign bodies to enter the UPS.
Since the mains power supply cable acts as a separation device, the mains power supply socket used that connects to the rear of the UPS must be accessible and easy to disconnect.
In dangerous conditions and/or to disconnect the UPS from sources of energy, (whether mains or batteries), disconnect the power supply cable from the mains socket or from the back of the UPS and shut down the UPS using the STAND-BY/ON switch (1).
Risk of electric shock. Since internal components are connected to the batteries, they will remain powered, and therefore dangerous, even after the device has been disconnected from a mains power supply. Disconnect the batteries and ensure no voltage is present before carrying out any repair or maintenance operations.
The UPS generates an earth leakage current. Ensure that the sum of the UPS and load earth leakage current is less than 3.5mA.
Replaced batteries should be considered as TOXIC WASTE and treated as such.
Do not throw the batteries into a fire.
Do not try to open the batteries: they do not require any maintenance. Furthermore the electrolyte is dangerous if it comes into contact with skin or eyes and may be toxic.
The batteries can cause electric shock and have a high short circuit current. Take the necessary safety measures and precautions when handling them:

do not wear watches, rings, necklaces or any other metallic material
only use tools with insulated handles

Only use the UPS following the specific instructions in this user manual.

OVERVIEW

Overview Part 1

Overview Part 2 - NPW 600-800
Overview Part 3 - NPW 600S-800S
Overview Part 4 - NPW 1000
Overview Part 5 - NPW 1000S
Overview Part 6 - NPW 1500-2000
Overview Part 7 - NPW 1500S - 2000S

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

In developing its products, the company devotes substantial resources in the analysis of environmental aspects.
All of our products pursue the objectives defined in the environmental management system policy developed by the company and in accordance with current legislation.

No hazardous materials such as CFC's, HCFC's or asbestos are used in this product.

In the evaluation of the choice of packaging material, preference was made for recyclable materials.
For proper disposal, please separate and identify the type of material making up the package as per the following table. Dispose of all materials according to the regulations prevailing in the country of use of the product.

DESCRIPTION	MATERIALS
Box	Cardboard
Angular packaging	Expanded polystyrene
Protective bag and accessories bag	Polyethylene

Product's disposal
The UPS contains circuit boards and batteries in its interior that are considered TOXIC WASTE and DANGEROUS. At the end of the product's life, deal with it in accordance with local existing laws.
Proper disposal helps respect for the environment and human health.

DESCRIPTION OF THE UPS

Front and rear views:

Main STAND-BY/ON switch
GREEN LED: the UPS operates from the mains power supply
RED LED: various messages (see the "Alarms and Report Signals table")
IEC mains input plug
Input protection device
Back-up sockets (IEC type)
USB port
RS232 Serial port (only for sizes 1000VA, 1500VA and 2000 VA)

INSTALLATION

Opening of packing and verification of its contents

Remove the UPS from its packaging and check that there is no visible damage caused during shipping. If there is any noticeable damage to the UPS, pack the product up and return to where it was purchased.

Packing contents

UPS
2 IEC 10 A cables (only for IEC versions)
User manual
Warranty card

Positioning

Follow the instructions below to correctly install and position the UPS:

The UPS must be placed on a horizontal surface.
The UPS must not be exposed to direct sunlight.
Ensure that the ambient temperature is between 0°C and 40°C, for optimal performance use at a maximum temperature of 25°C.
The ambient humidity is less than 90%.
Avoid dusty environments.
Place the UPS at least 5cm from a wall to ensure adequate ventilation.
Ensure that the UPS or any other heavy object is clear of the power supply cable.
Ensure that the cables connecting loads to the UPS are not longer than 10metres.

Storage

The UPS must be fully recharged if it is to be stored for a long time. A full discharge and charge cycle should be carried out every 6 months to keep the battery in good condition.

OPERATION

Connection to mains and battery charging

Please ensure that the mains power supply to be used with this UPS has upstream protection rated at either 10A.

Connect the UPS to the electrical mains through the power cable of your computer, inserting the cable into the input plug IEC (4).
The UPS will recharge its battery each time it is connected to a mains power supply (even if it is powered down). We recommend that the UPS is charged for 6-8 hours before connecting the loads.

Connecting the loads

After having loaded the UPS, loads can be connected (e.g.: computer, monitor, etc.) to the output sockets, according to the following indications (using the cables included in the pack):

Back-up sockets (6): these sockets are only powered when the UPS is on. Should mains power fail, the back-up sockets are battery-powered.
N.B.: we recommend not running laser printers or laser print devices from back-up sockets (6) together with other computer peripheral equipment. On odd occasions, this equipment uses a greater quantity of energy than when at rest. This set-up may lead to UPS overload and cause all equipment connected to be switched off.

Starting up/Shutting down

Press the main STAND-BY/ON switch to start-up the UPS and power the loads. Press the switch again to shut down the UPS and power down from the loads.

Starting up on battery (Cold start)

If there is no mains power supply present, pressing the main power switch will cause the UPS to start up using its battery as a source of power.
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when starting up on battery, the output frequency is set to 50Hz.

USB port

The UPS can be connected to a computer for remote monitoring and shutdowning a USB cable. The UPS management software and related manual can be from www.riello-ups.com.

RS232 serial port (only for the 1000VA, 1500VA and 2000VA versions)
The RS232 serial interface allows connection of the UPS to a PC (COM interface) by means of a pin-to-pin serial cable with a maximum length of 3 meters, for the same functions of monitoring and shutdown, to the USB port.

ALARMS AND REPORT SIGNALS

Description	Switch position (1)	Led functioning		Other report signals
Description	Switch position (1)	Green led	Red led	Other report signals
Stand-by	STAND-BY		Blinking
Operation on mains power	ON	Steady
Operation on battery	ON	Blinking		Slow blinking acoustic signal
End of discharge warning	ON	Blinking		Blinking acoustic signal
Overload	ON		Blinking	Blinking acoustic signal
Battery fault	ON	Steady	Steady	Blinking acoustic signal (10 seconds)
Alarm or fault (other than overload)	ON		Steady	Continuous acoustic signal

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM	POSSIBLE CAUSE	PROCEDURE
The UPS does not switch on	The UPS is switched off	Check that the STAND-BY/ON switch is in the ON position
The UPS does not switch on	The UPS input thermal protection device has been triggered	Disconnect non-essential equipment from the UPS. Reset the protection (5) by depressing the button. If the switch resets, start up the UPS and reconnect the equipment one device at a time. If the protection activates again, one of the connected devices is causing an overload condition.
The UPS is working on battery even though mains power is available	The UPS input thermal protection device has been triggered	Disconnect non essential equipment from the UPS. Reset the protection (5) by depressing the button.
	The mains power supply socket the UPS is connected to is not supplying power to the device	Connect the UPS to another mains power supply socket or have the mains supply checked by a qualified electrician.
When there is a mains power supply failure, the UPS does not work for the expected runtime	The UPS battery is not sufficiently charged as there was not enough time for it to recharge after a recent power failure	Wait for the battery to recharge. It recharges each time the UPS is connected to a mains socket. It usually takes 8 hours for the battery to recharge fully. UPS operation time is a function of how charged the battery is.
	The battery needs to be replaced.	Battery needs replacement. Contact the Service.
The red LED (3) flashes.	The UPS is overloaded.	Disconnect the backup outlet (6), the nonessential equipment, such as the printer, and connect to a separate power outlet.
The red LED (3) remains fixed and the acoustic signal is active	The UPS has a fault.	Remove the external devices from the UPS. Turn off the UPS and disconnect it from the mains. Connect the UPS to the mains and turn on again. If the UPS message the anomaly again, contact your authorized service centre.
Battery fault message.	Battery fault.	Replace the battery.
The UPS is not communicating with a PC.	The software sends a message that communication has been lost.	Check that the USB cable or the serial cable (for the models provided with serial ports) is connected to both the UPS and the PC and that the communication configuration of the software selected the correct communicarion port.
The UPS is not communicating with a PC.	The software is not installed	Install the specific software for your computer's operating system.

TECHNICAL DATA

MODEL		600VA	800VA	1000VA	1500VA	2000VA
INPUT	Voltage	230Vac
	Frequency	50 or 60Hz +/-5% (with auto-sensing)
OUTPUT	Voltage (from battery)	230Vac +/-10% (Pseudo-sinusoidal wave)
	Frequency (from battery)	50 or 60Hz +/-1Hz (with auto-sensing)
	battery) Trigger time	2-6 ms typical
	Rated power VA	600	800	1000	1500	2000
	Rated power W	360	480	600	900	1200
PROTECTION DEVICES AND FILTERS	Overload and shortcircuit protection	From mains: overload input protection. From mains: automatic shutdown after 5 minutes with load >110% and immediate shutdown with load >120% or for shortcircuit. From battery: immediate shutdown with load >120% or for shortcircuit
BATTERY	Type	Sealed lead batteries, maintenance-free
	Typical recharge time	4-6 hours
	Protection	Protection against total discharge, battery replacement indicator
AMBIENT CONDITIONS	Operating conditions	Max altitude 1000m, 0-90% non condensing humidity, 0- 40°C
VARIOUS	Noise	<40dB (at 1m from source)
	Earth leakage current	<1mA