Eaton Ellipse 375, Installation And User Manual

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Troubleshooting

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

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 The battery backup outlets   

9

are not supplied with power.

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 The connected devices are not 

supplied when AC power fails. 

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 AC power is available, but the 

UPS

 operates on battery power. 

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 The filtered outlets   

8 

  are not 

supplied. 

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 Green button  

13

  flashes 

frequently and audio alarm 

beeps.

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 Red LED  

12

 is on and the 

audio alarm beeps every 30 

seconds.

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 Red LED  

11

  is on and the 

audio alarm beeps every 30 

seconds.

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 Green LED  

10

  is off and the 

filtered outlets   

8

   are supplied.

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 The telephone line is disturbed 

or modem access is not 

possible.

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 Red LED  

11

  flashes.

Problem

Diagnostic

Solution

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 Button  

13

  is not lighted on. 

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 The devices are not connected to 

the battery backup outlets   

9

 . 

◗

 Circuit breaker  

14

 , located under 

the 

UPS

, has been tripped by an 

overload on the 

UPS

 output.

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 The wall outlet is not supplied. 

◗

 Circuit breaker  

14

 , located under 

the 

UPS

, has been tripped by an 

overload on the 

UPS

 output.

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 The 

UPS

 frequently operates on 

battery power because the AC 

power source is of poor quality.

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 The 

UPS

 battery backup outlets   

9

are overloaded. 

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 A fault has occurred on the 

UPS

. 

The battery backup outlets   

9

   are 

no longer supplied.

◗

 Surge protection is no longer 

provided.

◗

 Surge protection on the telephone 

line is no longer provided. 

◗

 The battery has reached the end 

of its service life.

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 Press button  

13

  and check that it 

turns green.

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 Connect the devices to the battery 

backup outlets   

9

  . 

◗

 Disconnect excess equipment 

and reset the circuit breaker  

14

 by 

pressing the corresponding button.

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 Supply power to the wall outlet. 

◗

 Disconnect excess equipment 

and reset the circuit breaker  

14

  by 

pressing the corresponding button. 

◗

 Have the electrical installation 

checked by a professional or use 

another wall outlet.

◗

 Disconnect excess equipment 

connected to the battery backup 

outlets   

9

  .

◗

 Call after-sales support. 

◗

 Call after-sales support. 

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 Disconnect the telephone line from 

the wall outlet.

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 Call after-sales support.

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 Have the battery replaced.

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Advanced customizing of your UPS:

Sensitivity to variations of the AC power supply

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Only to be used

if frequent switching to the 

UPS

battery due to large variations in the AC supply 

voltage.

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 Accessing the programming mode: with the device 

switched off, press button 

13

 for 6 s and release it 

once LEDs 

11  12  13

 have come on.

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 Display of the 3 possible voltage ranges according to 

the status of LEDs

11

and 

12

:

Audio alarm

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 Possibility of deactivating the audio alarm when the 

UPS

is operating on the battery.

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 Accessing the programming mode: with the device 

switched off, press button 

13

 for 11 s and release it 

when the audio alarm sounds.

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 Display of the 2 possible audio alarm modes:

Normal mode 

(factory 

configuration):

AC supply 

between 184V 

and 264V

Low range 

mode:

AC supply 

between 

161V

and 264V

Low and high 

range mode:

AC supply 

between 

161V

and 

284V

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

button.

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

button.

Normal mode (factory 

configuration):

the 

UPS

emits a beep 

every 10 s when operating 

on its battery.

Silent mode:

the 

UPS

emits a single 

beep when switching to 

battery operation and 

then remains silent.

Normal mode 

activated:

programming 

by continuous 

beep.

Silent mode 

activated:

programming 

by a beep every 

second.

Change from one mode to another by successively 

pressing button 

13

 while the sound is audible.

11

13

12

11

13

12

11

13

12

Change from one mode to another by successively 

pressing button 

13

 while the sound is audible.