APC 600 - Manual (Page 19)

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5.2 Output Power bar graph
When you press and hold the Test button, the LED indicators display a bar
graph of the power being drawn by the load connected to the UPS.
5.0 Operation
This example shows that the equipment plugged into the UPS is drawing
between 264 and 330 Watts (400–500 VA for typical computer equipment).
If all five indicators light, the load is close to the UPS’s maximum capacity!
If the battery is too weak to support the load during the test, the UPS
immediately returns to on-line operation (the load is not affected).
5.3 Line Voltage bar graph
When you press and hold the alarm disable button, the LED indicators
display a bar graph of the input line voltage connected to the UPS.
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UPS Version (Vac)
120 100 220/230/
240
128 114 257
122 108 245
116 102 232
110 96 221
104 90 210
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500 VA
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400 VA
(264 W)
300 VA
(198 W)
200 VA
(132 W)
100 VA
(66 W)
This example shows the input line voltage is between 116 and 122 Vac
(120 Vac UPS, see table for other versions). If no indicators light and the
UPS is plugged into a working outlet, the line voltage is very low perhaps
resulting from an overloaded branch circuit, a misadjusted service pole
transformer, or intentional service brownout. The UPS compensates for this
problem by using SmartBoost to increase the supplied load voltage. If all
five indicators light, the line voltage is very high and should be checked by
a qualified electrician.