Manual Bypass definition
Manual Bypass. The Online UPS enters Manual Bypass mode due the Manual option being enabled. The UPS will be forced to provide utility power to its equipment. Insufficient Inverter Power: There is no enough capacity of the inverter’s power. UPS cannot back to line mode from bypass mode. Redundancy Lost：The quantity of UPS modules has no enough power to be complete redundancy; UPS has no complete fault-tolerant ability. EPO: The function of EPO (Emergency Power Off) has been activated; UPS output power was turned off.
Manual Bypass. The Online UPS enters Manual Bypass mode due the Manual option being enabled. The UPS will be forced to provide utility power to its equipment. ⚫ Voltage: The output voltage that the UPS is supplying to the connected equipment.
Examples of Manual Bypass in a sentence
C, Operating Relative Humidity- 0-95%, Audible Noise at 1meter- Not more than 55dB, Online Thermal Dissipation- Not more than 6300 BTU/hr, Interface Port(s) - ▇▇-▇, ▇▇- ▇▇▇, ▇▇-▇▇ 10/100 Base-T, Control Panel - Multi-function LCd status Control Console, Audible Alarm- Audible & Visible alarms, Emergency Power Off (EPO)- Yes, Bypass - External Static Bypass, Internal Auto Manual Bypass, Manual Bypass with on-site 05 Year Warranty on UPS and Batteries.