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Posted: 2021-06-30 10:36 PM . Last Modified: 2024-03-06 10:50 PM
Hi,
I have a SURT1000XLi which has gone into a fault state, dropping output power. The UPS will not power on, but when connected to mains power, the rear fan turns on, and after about 4 seconds it illuminates the Fault LED, as well as the 3rd and 4th (from the top down) battery LEDs. All these LED stay on solid - they do not flash.
Can anyone advise what fault condition this combination of LEDs indicates?
Some additional details:
UPS age: 4yr 6mths
Battery age: 11months
UPS load at failure: 12%
The UPS is remotely monitored via StruxureWare DCE, and I am not aware of any external event which may have caused this fault condition to occur.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
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Found the answer.
The light pattern indicates a DC/DC converter fault.
Full list of codes below which may be of interest to others.
Fault Codes Explanation:
SURT firmware stores the failure code any time the unit goes into the failure bypass or ups failure states. It also stores the overload failure in the bypass state if applicable. The failure code is stored in the EEPROM and is therefore preserved until overwritten with a new value or until the EEPROM is cleared. The code can be retrieved with UPS-Link "Ctrl-U" when in programming mode only.
The fault status can be decoded by relating the battery charge capacity bar graph and moreover the Ctrl-U result to the appropiate codes list.
These are the codes for the different UPS models.
1) 230Vac models of SUOL/SURT 1000 & 2000 (Lynx 1):
Fault Display Ctrl-U
Overload (includes short circuit) Overload LED 40
Inverter fault First / lowest capacity LED 02
Transfer relay weld Second capacity LED 01
PFC failure Third capacity LED 04
DC bus overvoltage Fourth capacity LED 10
Overtemperature Fifth / highest capacity LED 20
Output overvoltage First and second capacity LEDs 08
DC/DC converter fault Second and third capacity LEDs 80
Unknown fault (just in case) All capacity LEDs 00
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Found the answer.
The light pattern indicates a DC/DC converter fault.
Full list of codes below which may be of interest to others.
Fault Codes Explanation:
SURT firmware stores the failure code any time the unit goes into the failure bypass or ups failure states. It also stores the overload failure in the bypass state if applicable. The failure code is stored in the EEPROM and is therefore preserved until overwritten with a new value or until the EEPROM is cleared. The code can be retrieved with UPS-Link "Ctrl-U" when in programming mode only.
The fault status can be decoded by relating the battery charge capacity bar graph and moreover the Ctrl-U result to the appropiate codes list.
These are the codes for the different UPS models.
1) 230Vac models of SUOL/SURT 1000 & 2000 (Lynx 1):
Fault Display Ctrl-U
Overload (includes short circuit) Overload LED 40
Inverter fault First / lowest capacity LED 02
Transfer relay weld Second capacity LED 01
PFC failure Third capacity LED 04
DC bus overvoltage Fourth capacity LED 10
Overtemperature Fifth / highest capacity LED 20
Output overvoltage First and second capacity LEDs 08
DC/DC converter fault Second and third capacity LEDs 80
Unknown fault (just in case) All capacity LEDs 00
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