Specifications

The Answer in Power Protection

SOLA 610 UPS Installation

The SOLA 610 UPS is designed to power all modern computer

equipment “loads”. The UPS output is specifically designed to

work with switching power supplies found in today's

microprocessor-based equipment.

SOLA does not recommend protecting laser printers

with this UPS. Laser printers have a heating cycle

which provides adhesion of the toner to the paper.

This heating cycle draws large amounts of electrical

current and will overload your UPS.

Most laser printers are not mission critical and can

therefore be protected with a power conditioner rather

than a UPS. Just be sure that the power conditioner

you purchase can accommodate the high inrush

currents of a laser printer. If your printer is mission-

critical and you want to protect it with a UPS, the UPS

must be sized to accommodate the high peak current

surge of the printer.

Although the packaging for your SOLA 610 was designed

specifically for this unit and serves it well in protecting the unit

from damage, you should unpack the unit immediately

and check for signs of concealed damage that may

have occurred in transit. Concealed damage is damage

that may not be apparent by the outside appearance of

the packaging.

In case of damage, please notify the delivering carrier

at once to examine the goods, regardless of the

external condition of the boxes. Under U.S. Shipping

Regulations, damage claims must be collected by the

consignee. Once your claim is established, damaged

merchandise may be returned for repair (see Page 33

for Return Policy). Do not return shipping-damaged

merchandise until after your claim has been

established with the carrier.

Do not destroy packing material or boxes until the

carrier's agent has examined them. Save all

packaging materials in case reshipment of the UPS

is required. Any damage sustained in transit when

shipped from the user, especially in an incorrect

container, will not be covered under warranty.

2.3 Types of Loads

2.4 Laser Printers and your UPS

2.5 Unpacking your UPS