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Smart Internal Series

SI-300/550/600

SI series is the only uninterruptible power supply system (UPS) with the ability to be mounted into a PC case using a 5 1/4″ drive bay. It’s a fully integrated UPS with all necessary components in one handy box providing convenient, space saving, hassle free and power protection solution to your computer.

Features:

    • Suitable for 5 1/4 disk size.
    • The design is more reliable and friendly as it’s based on micro-processor.
    • Auto-select frequency.
    • Battery life saving  due to “green power” design.
    • Multifunction button for alarm reset, power off and self-test (DC start).
    • Battery replacement warning.
    • Compatible with Windows 95/98/2000 /NT/ME, Linux, SCO UNIX, & DOS.
    • AT/ATX computer compatible.
    • Easy installation.
    • CE Certificated Product.

The UPS is suitable only for personal computers or workstation use. When installing, make sure the maximum power requirement is not over the rated capacity of the UPS. You’ll see the Red LED lighting and an alarm will beep if the load is close to the rated value. If a blackout occurs and the overload is severe the UPS will shut down immediately to protect itself. Before the first use, charge at least 12 hours.

Test Steps:

1. UPS has to be charged for at least 12 hours. With normal mode of UPS, turn on your computer, push the UPS button on the front panel for self-test. If it is OK, green LED will be on. While if it is over loaded, the UPS will alarm. Or if the battery level is low, it will have quick beeping for several seconds and stay in normal mode for recharging.

2. To check if the UPS can be turned-off manually, push the button for a few seconds.

3. Push the button again to turn on the UPS, then UPS will enter standby status, and finish the test.

4. In any abnormal situation push the button for at least fove seconds to shu down the UPS, then wait for three secondsand re-push the button to restart the UPS. 

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