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WB-UPS-1100/1500/2000 Owner’s Manual

FAULT CODES

Fault Code

Icon

Fault Type

Remedy

01

Bus start fail

1.  Ensure batteries are securely connected.

2.  Check battery status. Battery may need to be replaced.

3.  If issue persists, contact WattBox Technical Support.

02

Bus over

1.  Power UPS off, then turn it back on.

2.  If issue persists, contact WattBox Technical Support.

03

Bus under

1.  Ensure batteries are securely connected.

2.  Check battery status. Battery may need to be replaced.

3.  If issue persists, contact WattBox Technical Support.

11

Inverter soft start fail

1.  Ensure batteries are securely connected.

2.  Power UPS off, then turn it back on.

3.  If issue persist, contact WattBox Technical Support.

12

Inverter voltage high

1.  Contact WattBox Technical Support.

13

Inverter voltage low

1.  Power UPS off, then turn it back on.

2.  If issue persists, contact WattBox Technical Support.

14

Inverter output short

1.  Check cables of connected devices and the status of the connected 

devices. A connected device may be causing the problem.

2.  Remove load from UPS and restart it. 

3.  If issue persists, contact WattBox Technical Support.

27

Battery voltage too high

1.  Ensure batteries are securely connected.

2.  Remove UPS power cord, then plug it back in. 

3.  If issue persists, contact WattBox Technical Support.

28

Battery voltage too low

1.  Ensure batteries are securely connected.

2.  Remove UPS power cord, then plug it back in. 

3.  If issue persists, contact WattBox Technical Support.

41

Over safe operating temperature

1.  Contact WattBox Technical Support.

43

Overload

1.  Remove excess load until within specification, then restart the UPS.

45

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Charger failure

1.  Contact WattBox Technical Support.

AUDIBLE ALARMS

Description

Icon

Alarm

Remedy

Low Battery/

 

Battery Fault

 

One beep per second

Let batteries charge. If charging does not solve the problem, contact WattBox 

Technical Support.

Overload

 

Two beeps per second

Reduce the connected load on the UPS outlets.

Battery Not 

Connected

 

One beep per second

Remove the front panel and reconnect the battery harness.

Overcharge

One beep per second

Contact WattBox Technical Support.

Site Wiring Fault

 

 

One beep per second

Hot and neutral wires are reversed in the UPS outlet. Have an electrician 

correct the wiring.

EPO Enable

 

One beep per second

EPO circuit is open. See “EPO” section on page 5.

Over Temperature

 

One beep per second

Out of safe operating range. Let the UPS cool. Increase ventilation.

Charger Failure

 

One beep per second

Contact WattBox Technical Support.

EEPROM Error

 

One beep per second

Contact WattBox Technical Support.

Battery Replacement

One beep per second

Replace all batteries. Contact WattBox Technical Support.

Summary of Contents for WB-UPS-1100-8

Page 1: ...ackup for powering critical equipment during power outages and fluctuations Batteries can be serviced without turning the UPS off Programmable Outlets Noncritical equipment can be connected to program...

Page 2: ...the unit when over amperage conditions occur 2 EPO Emergency Power Off Two pin terminal for turning the UPS on pins connected and off pins separated Leave the jumper in place if not required 3 USB Po...

Page 3: ...3 WB UPS 1100 8 REAR PANEL RS232 EPO INTELLIGENT SLOT INPUT USB CIRCUIT BREAKER 13A 120Vac PROGRAMMABLE OUTLETS P1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 WB UPS 1500 8 REAR PANEL 16A 120Vac 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 WB UPS 2000 8...

Page 4: ...he UPS in the rack with the rear of the unit resting on the back brackets POWERING THE UPS The power outlet for the UPS should be on a dedicated circuit for the best performance The chart lists the po...

Page 5: ...immediately shut off power to all outlets By default a metal jumper is placed between the contacts of the EPO connector Remove the jumper and wire a normally closed switch to the connector to use an i...

Page 6: ...l buttons ON MUTE SELECT OFF ENTER Button Function Instructions ON MUTE Power On Press and hold the ON MUTE button for two seconds until the UPS beeps and ON is displayed on the LCD display The critic...

Page 7: ...ndicates the connected load level equipment connected to outlets in 25 increments Indicates connected device overload Indicates a short circuit in the connected load Operating Status Indicates that th...

Page 8: ...w long the programmable outlets remain on Default DIS Disable the programmable outlet function Using this setting all UPS outlets will remain on battery mode until the battery is depleted 03 Programma...

Page 9: ...igh loss point The UPS uses the internal auto voltage regulator to step the input power down to the specified output range Boost Mode AC Normal Boost mode is used when the input voltage is lower than...

Page 10: ...t back in 3 If issue persists contact WattBox Technical Support 28 Battery voltage too low 1 Ensure batteries are securely connected 2 Remove UPS power cord then plug it back in 3 If issue persists co...

Page 11: ...load connected to UPS outlets Check the LCD panel for UPS status Have an electrician check the power connection and quality of power The UPS is emitting an audible alarm UPS operating mode issue See...

Page 12: ...ipped with internal batteries and only the service person can replace the batteries BATTERY ACCESS Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Remove the front panel cover Disconnect the battery wires Remove the four batter...

Page 13: ...the new battery packs in the tray as shown above Place the cover back on the battery tray and reassemble the UPS WB UPS 1500 4 WB UPS 2000 8 FOUR BATTERY TRAY CONNECTION Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Replace...

Page 14: ...CY AC Mode 95 96 Buck Boost Mode 93 94 Battery Mode 88 90 BATTERY Type Number 12 V 9AH x 2 12 V 9AH x 4 Terminal Type F2 F2 Typical Recharge Time 4 hours recover to 90 capacity Charging Current Max 1...

Page 15: ...nnections including terminal torque shall be provided Replacement of Batteries Located in a Service Access Area A Servicing of batteries should be performed or supervised by personnel knowledgeable ab...

Page 16: ...nnected Equipment Protection Policy Valid only in the United States and Canada It is the policy of WattBox that it will in its sole discretion replace pay to replace at fair market value or pay to rep...

Page 17: ...ut of reprogramming or loss of programming and or data shipping charges or fees service calls loss or damage occasioned by fire theft flood wind accident abuse or misuse and products subject to manufa...

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