Understanding the UPS Alarms
The Importance of Alarm Systems
Types of UPS Alarms
Audible Alarm
Below are common scenarios that will produce different types of audible alarm from CyberPower UPS.
Visual Alarm
Our UPS is also equipped with either an LED indicator or LCD to indicate the health of the model.
Visual & Remote Alarm
The remote management solution helps users to monitor the product status anytime, anywhere.
UPS in Battery Mode
When the UPS is running on battery power, it will typically emit 2 short beeps every 30 seconds.
LED Indicator
Some UPS also come with LED indicator with three colored lights: green for normal, yellow for warning and red for fault notices, showing clear product status.
Remote Management Card
With the SNMP card installed, it allows users to perform remote management of UPS. Once an event happens, users can be notified through email, SNMP traps, Syslog or SMS.
Low Battery
If the internal battery of the UPS is almost out of charge, it will usually emit rapid beeping sounds twice every second.
LCD Display
On the other hand, most UPS are built-in with an LCD display to indicate detailed information such as battery mode, low battery, overloading and UPS fault to alert users of potential problems that might affect critical equipment and cause downtime.
Power Management Software
The software helps users to manage the UPS locally or remotely. Besides providing an overview of system operation, the software can also send warning notifications automatically when a system event occurs, ensuring any faults to be dealt with timely.
Overload
Once the UPS has detected an overload condition, it will generally emit a long and continuous beeping sound.
Color LCD Display
Featuring color LCD function, the newest CyberPower UPS models not only can display real-time information, but also help users to easily identify UPS status: green for normal, yellow for warning, and red for fault notices.
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Audible Alarm
Below are common scenarios that will produce different types of audible alarm from CyberPower UPS.
UPS in Battery Mode
When the UPS is running on battery power, it will typically emit 2 short beeps every 30 seconds.
Low Battery
If the internal battery of the UPS is almost out of charge, it will usually emit rapid beeping sounds twice every second.
Overload
Once the UPS has detected an overload condition, it will generally emit a long and continuous beeping sound.
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Visual Alarm
Our UPS is also equipped with either an LED indicator or LCD to indicate the health of the model.
LED Indicator
Some UPS also come with LED indicator with three colored lights: green for normal, yellow for warning and red for fault notices, showing clear product status.
LCD Display
On the other hand, most UPS are built-in with an LCD display to indicate detailed information such as battery mode, low battery, overloading and UPS fault to alert users of potential problems that might affect critical equipment and cause downtime.
Color LCD Display
Featuring color LCD function, the newest CyberPower UPS models not only can display real-time information, but also help users to easily identify UPS status: green for normal, yellow for warning, and red for fault notices.
Visual & Remote Alarm
The remote management solution helps users to monitor the product status anytime, anywhere.
Remote Management Card
With the SNMP card installed, it allows users to perform remote management of UPS. Once an event happens, users can be notified through email, SNMP traps, Syslog or SMS.
Power Management Software
The software helps users to manage the UPS locally or remotely. Besides providing an overview of system operation, the software can also send warning notifications automatically when a system event occurs, ensuring any faults to be dealt with timely.
The alarm system becomes a crucial part of our lives when an unexpected event occurs, and so does UPS. As you can see, the UPS comes with different types of alarm that can help users to catch potential problems before they happen. Be always one step ahead by understanding what UPS is trying to tell you and take appropriate actions.
For detailed product information, please refer to CyberPower website and/or product manual.
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