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Loading...Why is my Huawei UPS2000-G-6KRTL UPS battery discharge time so short?
The battery discharge time may be shorter than expected because the batteries are not fully charged. To resolve this, charge the batteries for at least 8 hours when the mains is normal, and then test the discharge time again. Alternatively, the battery performance might have deteriorated, in which case you should contact local technical support to replace the batteries.
Describes the UPS2000-G features, performance, and operation.
Lists the professionals for whom this document is intended.
Defines the symbols used in the document for hazards and notes.
Provides general safety statements and precautions for operating the UPS.
Specifies the qualifications and training required for personnel handling the UPS.
Covers safety procedures related to grounding, AC/DC power, and cabling.
Outlines the necessary environmental conditions for safe UPS installation.
Details safety precautions when moving heavy objects and handling the UPS.
Specifies the intended commercial and industrial use of the UPS.
Provides critical safety guidelines for handling and installing UPS batteries.
Describes the different UPS models covered in this manual.
Explains the conceptual diagram and working modes of the UPS.
Describes the physical layout and connection points of the UPS.
Lists and describes the available optional components for the UPS.
Covers essential preparations before installing the UPS, including site and tools.
Provides a general overview of the UPS installation process.
Explains how to install a backfeed protection device for safety.
Lists check items to verify correct installation of the UPS.
Introduces the UPS control panel and its functions.
Describes the meaning of each indicator light on the control panel.
Explains the function of each button on the UPS control panel.
Describes the functionality of the LCD display for UPS operation.
Details the appearance and meaning of the UPS LCD startup screen.
Presents the hierarchical structure of the UPS LCD menus.
Explains how to access and interpret the UPS status screens.
Details how to view and handle active and historical alarms on the UPS.
Guides users through accessing and modifying UPS settings.
Outlines the control options for starting, shutting down, and maintenance.
Provides information about the UPS model, ESN, and software version.
Lists critical checks before powering on the UPS for safe operation.
Describes operations for a single UPS unit.
Covers operations for UPS units connected in a parallel system.
Lists optional communication components for UPS management.
Details the functions and features of the SNMP card.
Explains the functions of the Modbus card and its DIP switch settings.
Describes the dry contact card's capabilities for alarm output and control input.
Provides guidelines and intervals for routine UPS maintenance tasks.
Provides guidelines for battery maintenance and precautions.
Lists common UPS faults, causes, and suggested measures for resolution.
Provides physical dimensions and weight for different UPS models.
Lists environmental operating conditions for the UPS.
Details electrical input specifications for mains power.
Specifies electrical input parameters for bypass power.
Details the electrical output specifications of the UPS.
Provides electrical specifications related to the UPS batteries.
Outlines voltage and frequency tolerance for ECO mode.
Details specifications for UPS units operating in parallel.
Lists safety regulations and EMC compliance standards.
Details the data displayed on the UPS status screens.
Explains how to navigate and view alarm information.
Outlines the structure and options within the settings menu.
Describes the control options for starting, shutting down, and maintenance.
Provides information about the UPS model, ESN, and software version.
Lists alarms, their causes, impact, and handling suggestions.
General