User Manual

Back-UPS BE650G2-RS/BE850G2-RS
5

POWER ON/OFF
button and
LED
Use to switch the Back-UPS on or off.
The LED illuminates green to indicate that power is supplied to the
connected equipment both on utility power and on battery. See “Status
Indicators” on page 8 for other status of the Power on/off LED.

Surge
protection
outlets
Surge protection outlets provide protection to connected equipment
from power surges or spikes, when the Back-UPS is turned on and
connected to utility power. Connect peripheral devices (such as printer,
scanner, etc.) that do not need to remain on during power outages or
brownout condition, to these outlets.

Battery
backup +
surge
protection
outlets
Battery backup outlets provide power from the battery for a limited
period of time during power outage, or brownout condition. Battery
backup outlets provide protection to connected equipment from power
surges or spikes, when the Back-UPS is turned on and connected to
utility power. Connect a computer, monitor and other peripheral
devices which need to remain on during power outages or brownout
condition, to these outlets.

Type A USB
charging port
This USB charging port provides a maximum of 2.4 A DC power. The
port will charge the connected equipment when the Back-UPS is
turned on.

Type C USB
charging port
(BE850G2-RS
only)

Battery status
LED
The four Battery status LEDs indicate the remaining runtime. When
battery is fully charged, all four LEDs illuminate. Refer “Status
Indicators” on page 8 for details.

MUTE button Press MUTE button to Enable or Disable the mute function.

Mute status
LED
Illuminates when the mute function is enabled.

Input power
cord
Connect the Input power cord to a wall outlet (utility power). Do not
connect the power cord to a surge protector or power strip.

DSL/modem
network/fax
port
Connect a DSL or Dial-up modem, Phone, Fax machine, or
10/100 Base-T Ethernet equipment.
Note: Do not connect the UPS telephone protection ports to both the
telephone and network system cables at the same time.

Wall outlet
Connect the Back-UPS to a data line wall outlet.

Data port Connect a RJ45/USB cable (not supplied) to connect the Back-UPS to
a computer for installing the software. See “PowerChute™ Personal
Edition Software” on page 7 for details.

Circuit
breaker
Trips when the Back-UPS experiences an overload condition.