Ellipse ASR en Manual

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Installation and

user manual

English

Ellipse375/600/750/

1000/1500/XL

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Pulsar Series


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Network

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Modem

5-40 mn

COM

COM

50-20 mn

Quick start

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Battery change

Warning: take care not to inversethe polarity + (red) and - (black)when connecting the batteries asthis will destroy the device.

Attention : lors du raccordementdes batteries, une inversion despolarits + (rouge) et - (noir)provoque la destruction del'appareil.

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Technical characteristics

Performances tested according to IEC 61643-1 (class 3) standard for 8/20 s surge wave

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Nominal input voltage

Input frequency

Voltage/frequency of battery backup

outlets 9 in battery modeTotal output current for all outlets

Output current of battery backup outlets 9

Leakage current

Input protection

Transfer time

Telephone surge protection

Sealed lead-acid battery

Automatic battery test

Average battery life

Operating temperature

Storage temperature

Operating relative humidity

Operating elevation

Safety standards

Electromagnetic compatibility standards

Warranty

Dimensions (mm)

Weigth (Kg)

184 V - 264 V, adjustable to 161 V - 284 V

50/60 Hz (46 - 70 Hz working range)

220 V / 230 V / 240 V 7% (50/60 Hz 1 Hz)

with pseudosinusoidal wave

0.06 mA

10 A resettable circuit breaker

5 ms typical

Tel, ISDN, ADSL, Ethernet

Once a week

4 years typical, depending on number of discharge cycles and

temperature0 to 35C

-25C to +55C

0 to 85%

0 to 3000 m

IEC 60950-1, IEC 62040-1-1, CE certied

IEC 62040-2, C1*

2 years

1.6 A max 3.5 A max 6.5 A max

12 V, 7 Ah 12 V, 9 Ah

Uoc (common mode / differential mode)

Up (common mode / differential mode)

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Dielectric isolation

AC Ground

AC / TEL

AC + Ground / Screw

Tel / Ground

Temporary overvoltage (TOV)

Uc

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TOV

Load-side surge withstand capabilityUoc

Up

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Energy dissipation

2.5 kA

8 kA

2500 Vac, 50 Hz

3000 Vac, 50 Hz

4000 Vac, 50 Hz

1000 Vac, 50 Hz

250 Vac

400 Vac

1450 Vac

6.6 kV

1.5 kV

2.5 kA

525 Joules

AC input source protection, Ellipse:

UPSpower 375 VA /225 W

(*) Warning: Ellipse 1500 FR/DIN/UNI and Ellipse XL are class C2-UPS product. In a domestic environment, theseproducts may cause radio interference, in which case, the user may be required to take additional measures.

600

2.6 A max

600 VA /360 W

750

750 VA /450 W

1000

1000 VA /600 W

1500

1500 VA /900 W

4.4 A max

2x12V, 7Ah

10 A max

375 600 750 1000 1500

6kV/2kV 6kV/2kV 6kV/2kV 6kV/1.8kV 6kV/2.6kV

2kV/1.2kV 2kV/1.2kV 2kV/1.2kV 1.6kV/1.2kV 1.7kV/1.1kV

264 x 81 x 2684.2

305x81x3138

Ellipse: XL

420 VA /250 W

1.8 A max

3x12V, 7Ah

316x81x38812

XL

6kV/2.6kV

1.7kV/1.1kV

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Operating conditions

This product is an UninterruptiblePower Supply (UPS) for computersand their peripherals, televisionsets, stereo systems and videorecorders... It must not be used tosupply other electrical equipment(lighting, heating, householdappliances, etc.).UPScan be installed in horizontal,

vertical position, or placed in Rack2U (optional kit).

UPS connections

Connect the UPS 1 to theAC-power system via a wall outletwith an earth connector, using thesupplied cord 2 for a UPS withFR/DIN sockets or with the supplycord of your computer for a UPSwith IEC/UNIVERSAL sockets(seegure A).Plug critical equipment

(computer, monitor, modem, etc.)into the outlets 9 providingbattery backup power and surgeprotection (see gure B), takingcare not to exceed the rated currentindicated in amperes.Other devices (printer, scanner,fax, etc.) can be connect to theltered outlets 8 that providesurge protection (see gure B). Theltered outlets are not backed upby battery power in the event of apower outage.

Optional Internet modem /Network connection:A modem or Ethernet data linecan be protected against surges byconnecting it via the UPS. Connectthe existing device cable betweenthe wall outlet and the UPS, anduse a similar cable between theUPSand the device, as indicated ingure C (cable 3 not supplied).Optional COM connection:The UPSdevices withcommunication (COM) sockets

can be connected to the computerusing the special USB or serialcable 6 supplied.The software available on theCD-ROM 7 (or downloadablefrom the www.eaton.com site) canbe congured to monitor the UPSand the supply of power to thecomputer (see gures D and F).Follow the indicated procedure.At the same time, register for thewarranty on the www.eaton.comsite (see gure G).

Battery charge: The UPSchargesthe battery as soon as it isconnected to the AC outlet, whetherbutton 13 is pressed or not. Whenused for the rst time, the batterywill only provide its maximumautonomy after it has been chargedfor 8 hours. It is recommended that

the UPSbe permanently connectedto the AC power supply to ensurethe best possible autonomy.Switching-on the UPS: pressbutton 13 for about 1 second.

Filtered outlets 8 withoutbattery backup: Equipmentconnected to these outlets issupplied as soon as the AC cord 2is plugged in. They are not affectedby button 13.Battery backup outlets 9 :Equipment connected to theseoutlets is supplied as soon asbutton 13 turns green (see gure

E). These outlets can be turned oneven if the UPSis not connected toAC power (button 13 ashes).AC-power disturbance:If ACpower is disturbed or fails, the UPScontinues to operate on batterypower. Button 13 ashes green.In normal mode, the audio alarmbeeps every ten seconds, thenevery three seconds when the endof battery backup time is near. Insilent mode (see the section onsettings), the audio alarm simply

beeps once when the UPStransfersto battery power.If the power outage lasts longerthan the battery backup time, theUPSshuts down and automaticallyrestarts when power is restored.Following a complete discharge, afew hours are required to rechargethe battery back to full backup time.To save battery power, it ispossible to press button 13 to cutthe supply of power to the devicesconnected to the battery backup

outlets.Lightning protection:All outlets,whether backed up or simplyltered, include surge protection,whatever the position of button13.Shutdown of the battery backupoutlets 9 : Press button 13 formore than two seconds.

Battery disposal and safety

Caution. Battery service life isreduced by 50% for every tendegrees above 25C.The battery elements must bereplaced exclusively by qualifiedpersonnel (risk of electrocution),with new elements approved byEATON to ensure correct operationof the UPS.The battery must be disposedof in accordance with applicableregulations. To remove thebattery elements, shut down theUPS(button 13 OFF), removethe power cord and proceedas indicated in page 4 "Batterychange".Warning: take care not to inversethe polarity + (red) and - (black)when connecting the batteries asthis will destroy the device.

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Ellipse 1000 / 1500 / XL

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Operation

8 : Filtered outlets.

9 : Battery backup outlets.

10: LED ON indicate that surgeprotection is active on all

outlets.

11: LED ON indicate a UPSfault.

12: LED ON indicate an overload

on the battery backup outlets.

13: ON/OFF button for the batterybackup outlets.

14: Protection circuit breaker.


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Troubleshooting(For further information, visit the www.eaton.com site or contact after-sales support.)

The battery backup outlets 9are not supplied with power.

The connected devices are notsupplied when AC power fails.

AC power is available, but the

UPSoperates on battery power.

The ltered outlets 8 are notsupplied.

Green button 13 ashesfrequently and audio alarmbeeps.

Red LED 12 is on and theaudio alarm beeps every 30

seconds.Red LED 11 is on and theaudio alarm beeps every 30seconds.

Green LED 10 is off and theltered outlets 8 are supplied.

The telephone line is disturbedor modem access is notpossible.

Red LED 11 ashes.

Problem Diagnostic Solution

Button 13 is not lighted on.

The devices are not connected tothe battery backup outlets 9.

Circuit breaker 14, located under

the UPS, has been tripped by anoverload on the UPSoutput.

The wall outlet is not supplied.

Circuit breaker 14, located underthe UPS, has been tripped by anoverload on the UPSoutput.

The UPSfrequently operates onbattery power because the ACpower source is of poor quality.

The UPSbattery backup outlets 9are overloaded.

A fault has occurred on the UPS.The battery backup outlets 9 areno longer supplied.

Surge protection is no longerprovided.

Surge protection on the telephoneline is no longer provided.

The battery has reached the endof its service life.

Press button 13 and check that itturns green.

Connect the devices to the batterybackup outlets 9 .

Disconnect excess equipment

and reset the circuit breaker 14 bypressing the corresponding button.

Supply power to the wall outlet.Disconnect excess equipmentand reset the circuit breaker 14 bypressing the corresponding button.

Have the electrical installationchecked by a professional or useanother wall outlet.

Disconnect excess equipmentconnected to the battery backup

outlets 9 .Call after-sales support.

Call after-sales support.

Disconnect the telephone line fromthe wall outlet.Call after-sales support.

Have the battery replaced.

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Advanced customizing of your UPS:

Sensitivity to variations of the AC power supply

Only to be usedif frequent switching to the UPSbattery due to large variations in the AC supplyvoltage.

Accessing the programming mode: with the deviceswitched off, press button 13 for 6 s and release itonce LEDs 11 12 13 have come on.

Display of the 3 possible voltage ranges according to

the status of LEDs 11 and 12:

Audio alarm

Possibility of deactivating the audio alarm when theUPSis operating on the battery.

Accessing the programming mode: with the deviceswitched off, press button 13 for 11 s and release itwhen the audio alarm sounds.

Display of the 2 possible audio alarm modes:

Normal mode(factoryconguration):AC supplybetween 184Vand 264V

Low rangemode:AC supplybetween 161Vand 264V

Low and highrange mode:AC supplybetween 161Vand 284V

Memorizing the mode: 10 s after the last press of thebutton.

Memorizing the mode: 5 s after the last press of thebutton.

Normal mode (factoryconguration):the UPSemits a beepevery 10 s when operatingon its battery.

Silent mode:the UPSemits a singlebeep when switching tobattery operation andthen remains silent.

Normal modeactivated:programmingby continuous

beep.

Silent modeactivated:programmingby a beep every

second.

Change from one mode to another by successivelypressing button 13 while the sound is audible.

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Change from one mode to another by successivelypressing button 13 while the sound is audible.


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