Furman Sound SB-1000 User Manual
SB-1000 MANUAL
SB-1000 MANUAL
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FEATURES
600 Watt / 1000VA capacity
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3 minute back-up at full 5 amp load.
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32 minute back-up with typical computer /
monitor
Adjustable output voltage for 110/115/120
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VAC for U.S. units and 220/230/240 VAC for
export units.
RS-232 Interface performs
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monitoring functions and provides
orderly computer shutdown
Phone/fax line protection
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19 inch rack mount ears included
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UL - CUL listed
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INTRODUCTION
Please read and save this manual!
Thank you for selecting the Furman SB-1000 or
SB-1000E uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
This manual is a guide to install and use the
UPS. It includes important safety instructions
for operation and correct installation of the
UPS. If you should have any problems with the
UPS, please refer to this manual before calling
customer service.
Please save the packaging materials! The
UPS‘s shipping materials are designed to
provide protection during delivery. These
materials are invaluable if you ever have to
return the UPS for service. Damage during
transit is not covered under the warranty.
Intelligent Microprocessor Control
The UPS is a microprocessor-controlled unit.
The SB-1000 provides reliable power during
AC swells, sags and interference.
Furthermore, in order to save the battery
energy, the UPS will automatically turn off
under backup mode if none of the connected
equipment is activated.
Advanced Battery Management
The UPS conveys its battery’s status with the
use of visual and audible indicators located
internally and on its front panel. Its self-test
function (which occurs when the unit is
activated) detects a weak battery before it is
put into service.
S A F E T Y I N F O R M AT I O N
● SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS – This
manual contains important instructions
that should be followed during installation
and maintenance of the UPS and
batteries.
● Servicing of the UPS and/or
replacement of the batteries should
be performed by authorized Furman
service professionals only.
FEAT U R E S
Front Panel
1 “UPS1” Power Switch
Turns power ON/OFF to the UPS1 outlets on
the rear panel.
2 “UPS2” Power Switch
Turns power ON/OFF to the UPS2 outlets on
rear panel.
3 “Bypass” Power Switch
Turns power ON/OFF to the BYPASS outlet
on rear panel.
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UPS1
Test
Switch
Off
On
Silence BuzzerUPS2
Bypass
Battery Fault
AC Normal
Battery in use
UPS1
Test
Switch
Off
On
Silence BuzzerUPS2
Bypass
Remote
Port
OUT
BREAKER
INPUT
BYPASS
UPS2
UPS1
TEL/MODEM
IN
Battery Fault
AC Normal
Battery in use
SB-1000 / SB-1000 E Front Panel
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4 “Battery Fault” Indicator
The indicator will light when the battery is
weak. Recharge the battery for at least four
hours. If the light remains after recharging,
replacement of the batteries may be necessary
by a Furman service professional.
5 “AC Normal / Battery in use” Indicator
When indicator is ON, the power condition is
normal. When indicator is flashing, the unit is
in Battery backup mode.
software to support WINDOWS, DOS,
NOVELL operating systems.
2 Phone/Fax Protection Ports
3 Circuit Breaker Protection
Serves as a current overload and fault
protection.
4 IEC AC input
The AC power cord plugs in here.
6 “Test Button”
Use this button to put the unit into battery
backup mode to check for proper operation.
It also turns off the alarm when in backup
5 Bypass Outlet
This provides a convenient surge protected
outlet for items not requiring sag/swell
protection or backup during power failure.
mode.
6 UPS2 Outlets
7 Main Power Switch
This can be used as the master on/off switch
for your equipment connected to the UPS.
8 optional rack ears (supplied)
Rear Panel
1 Communication Function
Provides RS-232 interface and UPSMON
These outlets have battery backup protection
and can be controlled by the UPS2 power
switch on the front panel.
7 UPS1 Outlets
These outlets have battery backup protection
and can be controlled by the UPS1 power
switch on the front panel.
SB-1000 Rear Panel
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UPS1
Test
Switch
Off
On
Silence BuzzerUPS2
Bypass
Remote
Port
Remote
Port
OUT
BREAKER
BREAKER
INPUT
INPUT
BYPASS
BYPASS
UPS2
UPS2
UPS1
UPS1
TEL/MODEM
IN
OUT
TEL/MODEM
IN
Battery Fault
AC Normal
Battery in use
SB-1000 E Rear Panel
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INSTA L L ATION
Inspect the UPS upon receipt. Any damage
to the packaging or unit is not covered under
warranty. Contact your parcel carrier.
1) Recharge the batteries
The UPS may be used immediately upon
receipt. Recharging the batteries at least eight
hours before using the UPS is recommended.
Energy loss may occur during shipping or
storage. To recharge the battery, simply plug
the UPS into an AC outlet. Once the power
cord is connected, the UPS batteries will
automatically start charging.
2) Connect the loads
Plug your primary equipment into the battery
power-supplied outlets UPS 1 and UPS 2 .
Plug your peripheral equipment to the bypass
outlet. Do not plug high-current equipment
such as power amplifiers, projectors, and large
mixing consols into the UPS 1 or 2 outlets, as
they may cause the circuit breaker to trip. It is
recommended that heavy loads be connected
to the bypass outlet.
3) Connect the telephone
If you wish to protect a fax or modem, connect
the telephone cable from the wall outlet to
the “IN” jack. Connect the telephone cable
(provided) from the “OUT” jack to the fax
or modem. These ports are not for network
protection.
4) Connect to the utility power
Plug the UPS to a grounded AC receptacle.
Avoid using extension cords. If used, make
sure they are rated for at least 15 amps.
5) UPS self-test
The UPS will conduct a self-test each time it
is switched on. Do not add or remove any
equipment while the UPS conducts this selftest; wait until the Power indicator lights up,
once completed, switch on your equipment.
6) Overload protection
If an overload situation (more than 5 amps
load) is detected during self-test, the UPS
audible alarm will activate, emitting a long
beep and then will automatically shut down
the system. If this occurs, unplug at least one
piece of equipment from the battery supplied
outlets. Switch off the UPS, wait 5 seconds
and check to make sure the circuit breaker is
set, then switch it on again.
7) Optimal battery status
To maintain the optimal status of the battery,
leave the UPS plugged in at all times.
8) Self-protection feature
The UPS is equipped with a self-protection
feature which prevents people from tampering
with the unit and subsequently damaging it. It
is programmed so that once it is switched off,
the user must wait 5 seconds before switching
it on again.
9) Storage
Cover and store the UPS with the battery fully
charged. During extended storage, recharge
the batteries every three months to ensure
battery life.
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