AEG Protect D. 6000 (BP) Operating Instructions Manual page 62

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Alarm or notice Possible cause
low Battery the battery time remaining or
Warning battery capacity is lower than
(Alarm #56) the battery low warning level
that is defined for this uPs.
Intermittent Alarm
shutdown uPs communication is
Imminent repealed since shutdown of
(Alarm #55) load is imminent. no further
Intermittent Alarm communications until power
is restored.
a weak battery was detected
Battery test failed
during the last battery test.
(Alarm #191)
Intermittent Alarm
service Battery a faulted battery has been
(Alarm #149) detected and as a result, the
Continuous Alarm charger is disabled.
Input power failure Power supply voltage is
interrupted.
(Alarm #59)
Intermittent Alarm
the utility power voltage
Input AC over
voltage exceeds the maximum
(Alarm #6) operating range.
Intermittent Alarm
Input AC under the utility power voltage
voltage exceeds the maximum
operating range.
(Alarm #7)
Intermittent Alarm
Remark / Action
Warning signal as a last
warning to the impending
switch-off. the actual time to
shutdown will vary depending
on the uPs load and presence
of an extended battery
module.
alarm is generated when the
battery capacity reaches the
value 0. all connected loads
should already be shut down
at this point.
this is a warning notice.
replace the batteries soon.
check battery system. if the
problem persists, contact your
service representative.
Operating phase related, uPs
switches to battery power and
shuts down.
Operating phase related, uPs
switches to battery power and
shuts down.
Operating phase related, uPs
switches to battery power and
shuts down.