Belkin AVU1500 User Manual
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Usage | Critical Events
Power Recovery
If a power outage ends when your AVU1500 is still in battery-backup mode,
your AVU1500 will automatically exit battery-backup mode and return
to normal operating mode. Also, it will automatically begin recharging
the backup battery. The front panel’s battery-charge meter will animate
to show its charging status. Once the animation stops and all five of the
meter’s bars are solid, the battery will have reached its max charging
capacity. Of course, as the battery’s charge level increases, the estimated
battery-backup times will also increase.
If a power outage ends after your AVU1500 has completely shut
down, your AVU1500 will not turn on, but it will begin recharging its
backup battery.
If a power outage ends when your AVU1500 is still in battery-backup mode,
your AVU1500 will automatically exit battery-backup mode and return
to normal operating mode. Also, it will automatically begin recharging
the backup battery. The front panel’s battery-charge meter will animate
to show its charging status. Once the animation stops and all five of the
meter’s bars are solid, the battery will have reached its max charging
capacity. Of course, as the battery’s charge level increases, the estimated
battery-backup times will also increase.
If a power outage ends after your AVU1500 has completely shut
down, your AVU1500 will not turn on, but it will begin recharging its
backup battery.
Deep Battery Test
About once every three-to-four months you should run a “deep” battery
test. Press and hold the front-panel “Test” button for 10 seconds to start a
battery-only test, which is designed to deplete and recharge the battery
to help refresh its chemical contents. This test will neither simulate a
battery-backup condition nor perform any staged shutdown.
Note: As you press and hold the “Test” button, after the first three seconds
the system may initiate a shutdown test; but if you keep pressing and
holding the “Test” button, it will cancel that shutdown test and eventually
start the desired “deep” battery test.
About once every three-to-four months you should run a “deep” battery
test. Press and hold the front-panel “Test” button for 10 seconds to start a
battery-only test, which is designed to deplete and recharge the battery
to help refresh its chemical contents. This test will neither simulate a
battery-backup condition nor perform any staged shutdown.
Note: As you press and hold the “Test” button, after the first three seconds
the system may initiate a shutdown test; but if you keep pressing and
holding the “Test” button, it will cancel that shutdown test and eventually
start the desired “deep” battery test.