iTrust UPS series 6kVA/10kVA user manual, introduces the use, classification, working principle, characteristics, appearance and panel operation instructions, installation program, running mode and other content of the series products
About this manual
This manual describes the iTrust UPS series designed for precise instrumentation, computer centers, network management, and communication systems. It outlines product purpose, classifications, and system architecture, including single‑machine and dual‑machine backup configurations.
The document covers step‑by‑step installation, parameter setting, operating modes, maintenance procedures, fault handling, and technical specifications. Appendices provide RS‑232 interface details, grounding and surge protection guidance, full product specifications, and optional accessories. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Product Introduction
- Installation
- Operation
- Maintenance
- Fault Handling
- After‑sales Service
- RS‑232 Communication Interface
- Grounding and Surge Protection
- Product Specifications
- Optional Accessories
Specifications
| Rated power | 6kVA/4.2kW (6 kVA version), 10kVA/7kW (10 kVA version) |
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| Input voltage range | 160 V‑276 V AC (full load) |
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| Input frequency | 50 Hz ± 5 Hz |
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| Power factor (input) | ≥ 0.99 |
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| Battery type | Sealed maintenance‑free lead‑acid (12 V/7 Ah) |
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| Weight (standard model) | 100 kg |
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| Dimensions (standard model) | 280 × 635 × 670 mm |
Frequently asked questions
What should I do if the UPS does not start after pressing the power button?
Hold the power button for at least one second; if it still does not start, remove all loads and try again.
What are the recommended environmental conditions for operating the UPS?
Operate the UPS in temperatures from 0 °C to 40 °C and relative humidity between 5 % and 95 % without condensation.
How should an external battery be connected to the long‑delay model?
Connect the battery’s positive (red) lead to the “+” terminal and the negative (black) lead to the “‑” terminal on the UPS, keeping the cable as short as possible.