XP PRO 2000 VA - Inverter INFOSEC - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Line Interactive UPS
Brand	INFOSEC
Model	XP PRO 2000 VA
Technology	Line Interactive with Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR)
Output Waveform	Pseudo sine wave
Apparent Power	2000 VA
Power Factor	0.5
Input Voltage	110-115-120 V or 220-230-240 V (range 85-140 V or 162-290 V)
Output Voltage	115 V or 220-230-240 V
Frequency	50/60 Hz (auto-detection)
Battery	2 x 12 V / 9 Ah, sealed lead-acid
Typical Autonomy	26 minutes (depending on load)
Recharge Time	8 hours to 90%, 10 hours for full charge
Dimensions (W x D x H)	140 x 368.3 x 180.4 mm
Weight	16 kg
Output Connectors	6 IEC outlets (backup) + 2 surge-protected outlets + 2 protected RJ45 ports
Communication Interfaces	RS232 and USB
Protections	Overload, short circuit, lightning, voltage spikes (225 Joules), telephone line
Noise Level	< 40 dB at 1 meter
Operating Temperature	0°C to 40°C
Operating Humidity	0% to 90% non-condensing
Included Software	UPSurf Control (automatic shutdown)
Special Functions	Cold start, energy saving, audible alarms
Maintenance	Recharge battery every 3 months if unused; clean with a slightly damp cloth
Repairability	User-replaceable fuse; battery replaceable only by qualified technician

Frequently Asked Questions - XP PRO 2000 VA INFOSEC

How to install the INFOSEC XP PRO 2000 VA UPS?

After unpacking, check the condition of the device. Plug the power cord into a mains outlet (2P+T). Connect your computer equipment to the backup IEC outlets using the supplied cables. Use the surge-protected outlets for peripherals that do not require battery backup (e.g., inkjet printer). Install the UPS in a dry, dust-free location with a temperature between 0°C and 40°C, and keep it at least 20 cm away from the computer tower.

How to charge the batteries for the first time?

The UPS is shipped with partially charged batteries. Plug it into the mains and turn the switch to the ON position (green LED on). The batteries will charge automatically. For optimal capacity, allow charging for about 8 hours. You can use the UPS immediately, but the runtime will be reduced until the charge is complete.

What to do if the audible alarm sounds every 1/2 second while mains power is normal?

This alarm indicates an overload. Check that the total power of connected equipment does not exceed the UPS capacity (2000 VA). Disconnect non-essential devices (e.g., printer). Turn the UPS off and on again. If the problem persists, a connected device may be defective.

How to use cold start?

Cold start allows turning on the UPS when mains power is absent, provided the batteries are sufficiently charged. Press and hold the Power button until the UPS turns on. This function is useful for saving your data during a power outage.

What is the energy saving function?

In battery mode (no mains), if no load is connected to the backup outlets, the UPS will automatically turn off after 5 minutes. This prevents complete battery discharge. To disable this function, connect at least one powered device.

How to protect a telephone line with the UPS?

Use the RJ11/45 connectors on the back. Connect the incoming telephone line to the 'IN' jack, then connect the 'OUT' jack to your phone/fax/modem using the supplied RJ11 cable. For an Ethernet network, use an RJ45 cable (not included). Do not connect during a thunderstorm.

When should the batteries be replaced?

The batteries have a lifespan of 3 to 5 years, but it can be reduced by high temperatures (>20°C) or frequent deep discharges. If the runtime decreases significantly, the batteries must be replaced. Only a qualified technician should perform the replacement due to the risk of electric arc.

What to do if the UPS does not turn on?

First check that the switch is firmly pressed to the ON position. Ensure the power cord is plugged into an active mains outlet. Check the input fuse: if blown, replace it with a fuse of the same type (supplied). If the battery is defective or discharged, replace it or charge it for 8 hours.

How to clean the UPS?

Unplug the UPS before cleaning. Use a slightly damp cloth (water only) to wipe the exterior. Do not use liquid or aerosol detergents. Do not allow liquid to enter the interior. Do not cover the ventilation grilles.

Which devices should not be plugged into the UPS?

Do not plug in laser printers (high power consumption), vacuum cleaners, microwave ovens, life-support medical equipment, or any equipment with inductive load (motors, fluorescent lamps). The UPS is designed for computers and computer peripherals.

USER MANUAL XP PRO 2000 VA INFOSEC

To ensure this product is correctly installed and used appropriately, we highly advise you to read this user guide very carefully.

1. INTRODUCTION

The XP Pro range consists of high performance UPS units with direct connection to the PC via USB port. Every unit is delivered with a high-level control facility at the UPS power supply source. The UPS provides balanced output power with its Auto-Regulation and in this way offers complete protection of your servers and their peripherals, in the event of power variation, power cuts or micro-power cuts. In the event of power failure due to power cuts, power surges, or transient over-voltage, the UPS will very rapidly transfer your computer equipment to an alternative power supply source. This will allow you to make a backup, exit your program and shut the system down correctly. In normal power supply conditions for your equipment, the XP Pro will maintain its battery charge in an on-going way to become completely transparent during all your operations. In other words, this kind of uninterruptible multifunctional power supply will simplify your tasks. You will be able to check its operating status quite easily as well as its charge level using the led. This high-technology UPS guarantees your computer equipment has a proper and reliable power supply. The main features of the XP Pro range are detailed below.

2. MAIN CHARACTERISTICS

• Microprocessor control guaranteeing high reliability
• Equipped with an automatic output voltage regulator (AVR)
  Built in USB and RS232 communication ports
• It regulates and stabilizes the input voltage
• Compact and light, it will not clutter up your working space
• Multifunctional beeping alarms with led indicator lights
• Anti-lightning-strike, surge, overload and short-circuit protection
• Immediate UPS switch-off in the event of no charge in battery mode
• Phone / modem or network surge protection (RJ45 connectors)

3. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

The UPS unit uses potentially hazardous voltages. Do not take this equipment apart. It does not contain accessible components to be repaired by users.
All repairs should be performed by qualified technicians only.
The UPS has its own internal power supply (battery). There is a risk that output sockets may remain live after the UPS has been disconnected from the mains power supply.
The UPS has been designed to power computers. It should not be used to power electronic equipment with inductive loads such as motors and fluorescent lights, or with resistive loads.
Do not connect any non-computer units to the UPS, such as medical equipment for life support, microwaves, vacuum cleaners etc.
Laser printers should not be connected to the UPS as they consume too much power.
Make sure that the power supply required does not exceed the UPS's capacity. We recommend using an optimum power load equivalent to half or one third of the nominal power for longer backup times and longer battery life.
Do not leave any container with liquid on or near the UPS.

Unplug the UPS before proceeding to clean it. Do not directly apply any liquid detergent or sprays.
The UPS should not be used in a damp place, nor exposed to direct sunlight or heat-emitting sources. Do not cover the ventilation slots.
In an emergency, switch the UPS to the "OFF" position and then unplug the power cord from the power socket to disable the UPS completely.
Should the UPS fail to operate correctly, please refer to section 12: Trouble Shooting.

4. STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS

The UPS should be stored with its battery fully recharged. Storage temperatures above 20^ should be avoided as this will significantly shorten battery life. The UPS should be recharged once every 3 months. This is done by leaving it connected to the mains power supply for 24 hours. Batteries kept in storage should be recharged every 3 months, failure to do so could result in battery damage.

5. AFTER SALES SERVICE

IMPORTANT!

When calling the After-Sales Department, please have the following information ready, it will be required regardless of the problem: UPS model, serial number and date of purchase.

Give an accurate description of the problem including the following details: type of equipment powered by the UPS, indicator led status, alarm status, installation and environmental conditions.

You will find the technical information you require on your guarantee or on the identification plate on the back of the unit. If convenient you may enter the details in the following box.

Model	Serial number	Date of purchase
......XP Pro

! Please keep the original packaging. It will be required in event the UPS is returned to the After-Sales Department, .

IMPORTANT:

UPS belong to the electronic and electrical equipment category. At the end of their useful lives, they have to be collected separately and should not be discarded with household refuse.

7.DESCRIPTION

FRONT PANEL

Red led on: Fault

Green leds come on progressively: battery mode

Green led on: AC mode

On/Off switch

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XP Pro 1000 / XP Pro 1250

RS232 communication port

Breaker

RJ11/45 Ethernet or Phone/Internet protected outlets

IEC Input outlet

USB communication port

4 IEC protected UPS outlets

2 surge protected UPS outlets

→ XP Pro 1600 / XP Pro 2000

RS232 communication port

Breaker

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USB communication port

6 IEC protected UPS outlets

1. Checking

When you receive your equipment, open the packaging and check that your UPS has not been damaged. The packaging includes: a UPS unit, 1 input power cord, 3 IEC output cables, 1 communication interface cable (USB connector), 1 RJ11 cable, 1UPSurf Control Software and a user guide. In the event of damage, please submit a standard claim to the after-sales department.

2. Charging the batteries

This unit is shipped from the factory with its internal battery fully charged, however, some charge may be lost during shipping and the battery should be recharged prior to use. Plug the unit into an appropriate power supply and allow the UPS to charge fully by leaving it plugged-in, with no load, for at least 8 hours.

The UPS will automatically recharge its own batteries whenever the switch is in the "ON" position ("ON LINE" green led on). You may use the UPS immediately however the back-up power capacity may be lower than the nominal value required.

3. Where to set up

The UPS has been designed to operate in a protected environment, at temperatures between 0^ C and 40^ C and at a humidity level ranging between 0% and 90% (no condensation).

Do not obstruct the ventilation slots. Install the unit in an environment which is free from dust, chemical vapours and conductors. Moreover, in order to avoid any interference, keep the UPS at least 20cm away from the CPU (central processing unit).

4. Connection

Check on the identification plate at the back of the UPS that the power supply is compatible with network voltage and that the device is powerful enough to protect the given power load. Plug the UPS into a 2-pole, earthed outlet (use the original power cable of your computer or a 2P + E/CEE22/10A power cable is recommended). Then, use the 3 IEC cables to connect one computer-related device to each of the power outlets supplied on the back of the UPS. For XP Pro 1000 and 1250, you may also connect a device that does not require backup, such as an inkjet printer, to one of the surge protected outlets.

5. On/Off

To turn the UPS unit on, lightly press the power switch. To turn it off, press the power switch again.

6. DC Start

XP PRO units are equipped with a built-in DC start function. To start the UPS in the absence of a power supply and with a fully-charged battery, press the button.

7. Power Saving Function

XP Pro comes with a Power Saving Function. If no load connects to the UPS, it will automatically shut down after 5 minutes to save energy during a power failure. The Power switch must be kept in the 'ON' position, otherwise, the UPS will be disabled and your equipment will not be protected during a power failure.

8. Automatic Shutdown software - UPSurf Control

UPSurf Control software CD is included in your package. For more information, go to the website: www.infosec.fr

9. COMPUTER INTERFACE

The USB and RS 232 interfaces at the back of the UPS may alternatively be connected to the computer. Both communication ports enable the computer to directly control UPS status. The main functions are as follows:

• Transmission of a visual alarm in event of power failure
• Automatic file closure prior to the battery going flat
• Computer & UPS shutdown

10. PROTECTION TELEPHONE/FAX/MODEM LINE

If you wish to protect a fax or a modem, connect the telephone cable from the wall outlet to the "IN" jack. Connect the RJ11 cable (provided) from the "OUT" jack to the fax or modem.

Caution : The telephone line lightning arrester could be rendered inoperable if improperly installed. This surge protection device is for indoor use only. Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm.

If you want to protect a network, use a RJ45 cable (cable not provided).

NB: The UPS functions properly even if you do not use this fax / modem protection option.

11. BATTERY

The battery is the only UPS component which is not in permanent use. It has a useful life of approximately 3 to 5 years. However, frequent major discharges or exposure to temperatures over 20^ will shorten its life span. We therefore recommend that users recharge the battery once every 3 months when the unit is not in use in order to compensate for natural discharging. UPS backup time will depend on the powered load, as well as the age and condition of the batteries.

WARNING!

Batteries should always be replaced by qualified technicians. Batteries have a very high short circuit current: connection errors could cause electric arcs resulting in serious burns.

12. TROUBLE SHOOTING

Should the UPS fail to function correctly we recommend you to perform the following tests before calling the Hot Line.

Check list:

• Is the main switch in the "ON" position?
• Is the UPS plugged into the mains power supply?
• Does the power supply fall within specified unit values?
• Has the fuse gone in the mains plug?
  Is the UPS overloaded?
  Is the battery flat or defective?

SYMPTOM	POSSIBLE CAUSE	SOLUTIONS
No LED display on the front panel.	1. Battery missing	1. Charge battery up to 8 hours
	2. Faulty battery	2. Replace with the same type of battery.
	3. Power switch was not pressed for at least 5 seconds	3. Press and hold power switch for at least 5 seconds.
Alarm buzzer every 1/2 second when AC supply is normal.	1. UPS overload.	1. Verify that the load matches the UPS capacity. Remove any non-critical load e.g.: printer. Stop and restart the UPS.
In the event of power failure, reduced backup time.	1. UPS overload or the connected equipment is defective.	1. Remove any non-critical load.
	2. Flat battery.	2. Recharge the battery 8 hours or more.
	3. Battery defect due to the high temperature of the operating environment, or improper operations.	3. Replace with the same type of battery.
Mains power normal but led is flashing.	1. Blown fuse.	1. Replace with the same type of fuse
	2. Power cord is loose.	2. Reconnect the power cord properly
	3. No mains power supply or UPS is not on.	3. Check the power supply

1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

		1000 XP PRO	1250 XP PRO	1600 XP PRO	2000 XP PRO
TECHNOLOGY	Technology	Line Interactive with Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR)
	Output form	Modified sine wave
	Protection	Discharge / Overcharge and overload protection+ fax modem line protection
	Power	1000 VA	1250 VA	1600 VA	2000 VA
	Power factor	0.6	0.5	0.5	0.5
PHYSICAL	DimensionsW x D x H	140 x 368,3 x 180,4 (mm)
	Weight kg	13.5	13.8	14.2	16
	Output connectors	2 surge protected outlets4 IEC protected UPS outlets2 surge protected RJ45		6 IEC protected UPS outlets2 surge protected RJ45
INPUT	Voltage	[110-115-120 V] or [220 - 230 - 240 V]
	Voltage range	[85 - 140 V] or [162 - 290 V]
	Frequency	50 - 60 Hz auto detection
OUTPUT	Voltage	[115 V] or [220 - 230 - 240 V]
	Regulation	+/- 15 % (line mode)
	Frequency	50 or 60 Hz
BATTERY	Type	12V/7AH x 2pcs		12V/9AH x 2pcs
	Backup time(depending on theload)	35 mins	23 mins	25 mins	26 mins
	Recharge time	8 hours to 90 % after complete discharge10 hours for a complete charge
FILTER	Spike protection	225 Joules, 2 ms
	EMI/RFI	10 dB to 0.15 MHz, 50 dB to 30 MHz (EN55022 CLASS A)
ENVIRONMENT	Noise level	AC Mode: < 40 dB at 1 meterBackup mode: < 45 dB at 1 meter
	Operatingenvironment	0° C - 40° C, 0 to 90 % humidity rate(non condensing)
INDICATOR	AC Mode	Green led on
	Battery Mode	Green leads come on gradually
	Fault	Red led on
AUDIBLEARLARM	On battery	Sounding every 10 seconds
	Low battery	Sounding every second until automatic stop
	Defect	Continuously sounding
	Overload	Sounding every 1⁄2 second
SOFTWARE	Auto shut downsoftware	UPSurf Control
INTERFACE	Communicationport	Smart RS232USB compatible with Windows and Mac
STANDARDS	Security / Standard	CE - ISO 9001

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