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No, an Easy-UPS or Back-UPS use a step-approximated sine waveform on the output of the UPS to the load. The Easy-UPS and Back-UPS models are intened to be used with computers and peripheral devices. These models are not intended to be used with motor driven equipment. If a motor driven load has been attached to the UPS, it may cause premature damage to the UPS.
Please refer to the below extracted from the user manual under troubleshooting section:
Please refer to the below extracted from the user manual under troubleshooting section:
Released for:Schneider Electric Egypt and North East Africa
This FAQ has been written for NEAL (North East Africa and Levant) region. If you are looking for information for another region, please select the correct country from the top-left dropdown in the page and 'Navigate to Browse FAQs' in the Support menu.
No, an Easy-UPS or Back-UPS use a step-approximated sine waveform on the output of the UPS to the load. The Easy-UPS and Back-UPS models are intened to be used with computers and peripheral devices. These models are not intended to be used with motor driven equipment. If a motor driven load has been attached to the UPS, it may cause premature damage to the UPS.
Please refer to the below extracted from the user manual under troubleshooting section:
Please refer to the below extracted from the user manual under troubleshooting section:
Released for:Schneider Electric Egypt and North East Africa
