User manual ENERGIZER ER-HT400

[. . . ] Because the number of home theater peripherals increase, additional surge protected outlets are provided to protect your television, satellite system, or other devices from surges, spikes, and electromagnetic interference. Your box should include the following: UPS unit and Input Power Cord User's Manual Telephone Line Communication Connection Cord Remote Monitoring Software Specifications Color Run Time Surge Protected vs. Battery Backup Outlets Warranty Internet Ready/Phone/Fax Modem hookups VA Rating Watts Input/Output Voltage Frequency Interface Port (USB or Serial) Black 8~32 minutes 3:3 3 years RJ11/RJ45 400 200 115 60 USB Waveform Type Joules (surge capacity) Overload Protection Recharge Time (typical) Visual Indicators (lights) Audible Indicators Connected Equipment Guarantee Unit Dimensions/Weight Compliance Cord Length Stepped Sinewave 2433 Yes <=8hrs of 90% 4 4 3 years 12. 2 x 6. 8 x 3. 7 CUL 6 feet Features: Compact light weight design Intelligent microprocessor control Unparalleled communication with your computer Provides accurate information for control and monitoring power Overload protection and alarm Smart AVR for low and high input line voltage Fax/modem/cable/satellite surge suppression port Site-Wiring-Fault indicator Easy battery replacement mechanism 5 4 OVERLOAD 3 Item Panel Indicator On/Off Switch AC Normal/On Battery Indicator (green) Buck Mode Indicator (yellow) Boost Mode Indicator (yellow) Overload/Abnormal Indicator (red) Input Circuit Breaker Backup Power Outlets Surge Protection Outlets USB port Telephone Surge Protection Port AC Power Input Site Wire Fault Indicator (Red) Surge Module Fault Indicator (Red) Coax Surge Protection Port Battery Cover Surge Module Description Turns UPS system on & off Indicate the AC is normal or that the UPS is in battery mode Measures and restores normal AC voltage if it is too high Measures and restores normal AC voltage if it is too low Indicates the UPS output is overloaded or that there is UPS failure Protect against UPS system overload Provide output power to computer device Provides a noise filtering function to computer peripherals Allows remote monitoring and control via serial interface ports Suppress the spoke voltage on the telephone line Connects to input utility power through the input power cord. Indicate missing ground or polarity reversed Indicates an extreme level of surge Provides protection for cable/satellite inputs Provides access to batteries for replacement Indicates a high-level of surge 2 BATTERY BACKUP SURGE PROTECTION OUTLETS BUCK AC BATT 7 1 2 3 BOOST 9 INTERFACE SURGE PROTECTION OUTLETS 4 5 6 1 13 10 8 SURGE PROTECT FAULT FAX/MODEM SITE WIRE FAULT AC/CB 7 12 6 11 CABLE/SATELLITE 8 14 9 10 11 12 IN OUT IN OUT 16 15 13 14 15 16 Installation 1 Plug your Energizer® ER-HT400 UPS Power Protection system into a wall outlet. 2 Plug your modem or fax line into the UPS "OUT" line and your computer into the "IN" line. BATTERY BACKUP SURGE PROTECTION OUTLETS BOOST BUCK 3 Plug all equipment to the plugs in the top of the UPS. INTERFACE Satellite, receiver, PVR, other CABLE/SATELLITE IN OUT Modem line to UPS OUT plug BATTERY BACKUP SURGE PROTECTION OUTLETS BOOST BUCK OVERLOAD Cable/Satellite line to Cable/Satellite IN Cable/Satellite OUT to television 4 Insert FileSaver software in CD-ROM drive on computer and follow instructions Use your battery backup sockets for: computer, monitor, and external storage devices (ice. [. . . ] The expected lifetime of the internal battery is around three (3) years. Improper operation and/or exposure to a harsh environment will reduce the actual lifetime. Charge the internal battery every three (3) months to recover the self-discharge capacity that is caused when the unit is in extended storage. When replacing your battery, ensure that your new battery meets the required specifications. Proper disposal of batteries is required. Refer to your local codes for disposal requirements. Battery Replacement: Lay the unit on its side. Use a screwdriver to open the battery cover on the bottom of the unit. Grasp the tab attached to the battery and slide the battery out. Storage Instructions: Your unit should be stored in a cool, dry location. Make sure that the internal battery is fully charged before storage. For extended storage in moderate climates, the battery should be charged for 12 hours every three (3) months by plugging the power cord into the wall outlet and turning on the main switch. Repeat every two (2) months in high temperature locations. Can I use this product for life support? [. . . ] Your computer input power cord is loose or disconnected. Your battery is not fully charged or your battery is dead. Your UPS system has automatically defaulted to battery mode. [. . . ]