Indicator Lights - Tripp-Lite PowerVerter Plus PV 500FC El Manual Del Propietario

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Operation & Features
(See Diagram 10, p. 20 to locate the following switches, indicator lights and other features.)
Outlets
1. AC Receptacles (All models)
These output receptacles provide AC power to connected equipment. The PV 500FC and the PV
1000FC feature NEMA 5-15 receptacles, while the PV 2000FC and 2400FC feature NEMA 5-20
receptacles. Plug your equipment into these outlets as if they were utility (wall) AC outlets. Note:
the total power demand of all equipment connected to your PowerVerter's output receptacles must
not exceed your PowerVerter's power ratings (see Specifications, p. 8 for your model's Continuous
and Surge Power Ratings). Also note that these outlets provide no connection to ground.
Power Switches
2. OFF—ON Switch (PV 500FC and PV 1000FC)
• Move this switch to the ON position to have your PowerVerter provide connected
equipment with AC power by converting DC power from an attached battery.
• Move this switch to the ON position to control the PowerVerter at a distance with a user-
supplied on/off switch.
• Leave this switch in the OFF position when not using connected equipment to prevent battery
drain.
3. REMOTE—OFF—ON Switch (PV 2000FC and PV 2400FC)
• Set this 3-position switch to REMOTE to control your PowerVerter at a distance with a Tripp Lite
PV/APS Remote (sold seperately).
• Move this switch to the ON position to have your PowerVerter provide connected equipment with
AC power by converting DC power from an attached battery.
• Leave this switch in the OFF position when not using connected equipment to prevent battery
drain.

Indicator Lights

4. LOAD LOW/MED/HIGH LEDs (All models)
These three lights show the approximate power demand on your PowerVerter Plus.
LEDs Illuminated
Green
Green & yellow
Yellow
Red
All three lights off
Flashing red, twice/second
Flashing red, 4 times/second
6
Approximate Load
0% - 50%
51% - 75%
76% - 100%
100% - 125%
Inverter off
Overload
Overload (Inverter shutdown)

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