UPSI-IP-3 Series
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C Safety instructions
WARNING!
Disregarding of following issues can result in electric shock, fire, serious injury or death.
1. Care must be taken to ensure proper and professional connection of the device.
2. The device must not be exposed to fire and temperatures outside the specification.
3. The device may only be exposed to water jets up to a maximum water volume of 12.5 l/min
(according to EN 60529).
4. The device must not be opened, short-circuited, reversed, overheated or otherwise soldered / welded.
5. Improper use and opening of the device will void the warranty.
6. Changes or attempts to repair the device are to be omitted.
7. Effects of foreign objects on the device must be avoided (e.g. metal parts).
8. Do not put obviously damaged devices into operation (e.g. dents, burn marks, rough contamination).
9. Device must not be dropped.
10. All parts of the device and accessories must not be eaten or swallowed.
11. The device must not be operated with voltage and current values outside of the specification.
12. The UPS is supplied with voltage from both the input source and the energy storage. The latter is still
energized even after the input source has been disconnected.
13. The input and output cables have to be professionally secured against pulling.
14. The device may only be used as intended.
15. The national accident prevention and safety regulations must be observed.
16. The assembly of the device and the electrical installation have to be state of the art.
17. The electrical, thermal and mechanical limit values have to be observed.
C1 Preventive measures and rules when operating the UPS system
The voltage drop of the lines has to be kept in mind! A high load current at the output can lead to high voltage
drops if the lines are too long. If the voltage drop is too high, the threshold value may be undershot and an
unintentional power fail may be triggered. Even after the upstream supply has been disconnected, the device
continues to run for some time after the shortfall of the load sensor (no load detection).
A short direct at the output of the device can cause damage or destruction of the UPS. In the event of a fault,
electrolytes can escape in liquid and gaseous form.
