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UPS OUTPUT VOLTAGE ISSUE

MY UPS AT OFFLINE COMING OUTPUT 260 VOLT MORE

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    shamsuputhen, Not enough information. Who is manufacture? How do you know output is 260 volts. Is meter "peak responding" or "rms" meter? Is the UPS unit "industrial" or "home/office" type? 12fixlouie

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That is not a true value, digital multimeter shows wrong value measure the voltage by anolog multimeter if anolog multimeter shows high value then problem is true

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There`s two configurations that you need to check.
On UPS display, what voltaje is showing as output voltage?
There`s a chance that it is configured to 200 vac, then the transformer module will convert this to 100/200 vac.
If this is not the situation, probably the error is in the input connection of transformer module.
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