Tripp Lite Smart Series Guide

Thank you for purchasing the Tripp Lite SmartPro

Medical Grade SMART SERIES Tower UPS.

We hope this product exceeds your expectations of

performance in its intended application.

Throughout the life span of this UPS, there are

some maintenance practices that need to occur in

order to ensure continued operation of the unit.

The primary component that requires attention is

the internal battery of the UPS system.

In spite of good maintenance practices and favorable

operating conditions, the capacity of batteries does

deplete over time which reduces the back up or run

time a UPS can deliver to user applications.

Some environmental factors that influence loss of

battery capacity are:

•Humidity

•Temperature

•Depth of discharge

•Frequency of recharge

Replacing the batteries may be required if the UPS has been stored for

an extended period of time without a recharge, a loss of AC power

occurred allowing the batteries to completely discharge, or if a problem

has occurred whereby the batteries cannot sustain an adequate voltage.

For planning purposes, expect most batteries in Tripp Lite UPS products

to have a lifespan of 3-5 years. However, for applications that require

constant discharging and charging of the internal batteries on a daily

basis, the lifespan expectation diminishes at a much higher rate.

Because battery cells have only a finite number of discharge and

recharge cycles, the internal batteries may require replacement within a

2 year period if not earlier. This issue is also magnified by deep

discharges, or complete battery drains, allowing the UPS to completely

power off due to lack of DC voltage.

Providing the UPS with a fresh set of batteries maintains the

effectiveness and reliability of the unit and restores the UPS capacity to

its factory fresh state.

The SMART SERIES comes equipped with a user accessible

battery replacement door, which enables qualified

personnel to replace the UPS’ batteries without the need to

take the unit out of service. This prevents extended

downtimes for an application.

The batteries in the SMART SERIES are hot-swappable,

which allows for the replacement to occur while the

equipment attached to the unit continues to operate.

However, for added safety to the load, consider

performing battery replacement during off or non-peak

hours of your application with the attached load shut

down, and the UPS completely powered off.

The following steps are crucial to proper

battery replacement.

Please adhere to these instructions in order to

prevent personal injury and damage to the

UPS.

Facing the rear of the

UPS, locate the two

screws that hold the

battery door in place.

Using a Phillips head

screw driver, remove

the two screws. Once

the last screw is

removed, remove the

battery door from the

UPS.

Locate the tab made of

black tape that allows the

battery cartridge to be

pulled away from the unit

(indicated by the yellow

arrow).

Firmly grasp the tab and

pull the battery away from

the unit enough to expose

the black battery cable

taped to the battery itself

(indicated by the green

arrow).

Remove the tape

covering the black

battery cable connection

to the battery.

Using needle nose pliers,

pull the cable away from

the battery terminal in a

side to side motion until

the cable is

disconnected.

Using the tab that allows

the battery cartridge to be

removed from the UPS

(indicated by the yellow

arrow), begin to pull the

battery away from the unit.

As more of the battery is

exposed, place one hand

underneath the battery

cartridge (indicated by the

green arrow) to support it

as it is removed from the

unit.

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