Tripp Lite ibram 8-20a-l20p Manuale Utente
SPECIFICATIONS
IBAR 12
IBAR 12 ULTRA
IBAR 12/20 ULTRA
AC Energy Absorption (joules):
750
1200
1200
Surge Suppression (amp spikes)*:
60,000
96,000
96,000
UL 1449 Let-Through Rating:
400V
330V
330V
HF Noise Suppression (@ 1 MHz)
Filter Bank #1:
Filter Bank #1:
40 dB
40 dB
80 dB
Filter Bank #2:
80 dB
80 dB
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AC Receptacles:
2 NEMA 5-15R (front)
2 NEMA 5-15R (front)
2 NEMA 5-15R (front)
10 NEMA 5-15R (back)
10 NEMA 5-15R (back)
6 NEMA 5-20R (back)
AC Line Cord:
12’, w/NEMA 5-15P plug 12’, w/NEMA 5-15P plug 12’, w/NEMA 5-15P plug
Circuit Breaker (Resettable):
15 amp
15 amp
20 amp
Dimensions (HxWxD, inches):
1-3/4 x 17-1/2 x 4
1-3/4 x 17-1/2 x 4
1-3/4 x 17-1/2 x 4
Weight (lbs.):
4-1/2
3
5
DIAGNOSTIC INDICATOR LIGHTS
(IBAR 12 ULTRA, IBAR 12/20 ULTRA & IBRM 8/20A-L20P)
There are three LEDs on the front panel that indicate various operating parameters when the unit is plugged into a
live 120VAC/60 Hz outlet as follows, from left to right across the front of the unit:
live 120VAC/60 Hz outlet as follows, from left to right across the front of the unit:
Protection Present (Green LED)
Indicates the surge-suppression components are intact and providing full protection against spikes and surges.
This LED should be lit anytime the IBAR “ON/OFF” switch is turned ON and power is present, as indicated by
the lighted power switch. If the Protection Present LED does not light, then some of the surge-suppression
components are not functioning and the unit should be returned for repair as soon as possible. You may still use
the unit; however, connected equipment will be protected from spikes and surges at a lesser level than normal.
Line Fault (Red LED)
Indicates a wiring fault has been detected. If this LED illuminates at any time the unit is plugged in, the fault
should be repaired by a qualified electrician as soon as possible. This LED indicates that phases are reversed,
ground is missing or some other sort of wiring error exists in the circuit the IBAR is plugged into. The Line Fault
detector circuitry will identify most common wiring faults, but will not necessarily detect every possible type of fault.
Indicates the surge-suppression components are intact and providing full protection against spikes and surges.
This LED should be lit anytime the IBAR “ON/OFF” switch is turned ON and power is present, as indicated by
the lighted power switch. If the Protection Present LED does not light, then some of the surge-suppression
components are not functioning and the unit should be returned for repair as soon as possible. You may still use
the unit; however, connected equipment will be protected from spikes and surges at a lesser level than normal.
Line Fault (Red LED)
Indicates a wiring fault has been detected. If this LED illuminates at any time the unit is plugged in, the fault
should be repaired by a qualified electrician as soon as possible. This LED indicates that phases are reversed,
ground is missing or some other sort of wiring error exists in the circuit the IBAR is plugged into. The Line Fault
detector circuitry will identify most common wiring faults, but will not necessarily detect every possible type of fault.
NOTE!
If the Line Fault indicator light illuminates, carefully check the AC receptacle the IBAR is plugged into.
The receptacle must be tight and securely grounded. A loose AC receptacle may cause the Line Fault LED
to illuminate. It must be understood that this Red LED indicates the presence of a wiring fault, but does
not indicate the exact nature of the fault. Therefore, a qualified electrician should make necessary repairs.
The receptacle must be tight and securely grounded. A loose AC receptacle may cause the Line Fault LED
to illuminate. It must be understood that this Red LED indicates the presence of a wiring fault, but does
not indicate the exact nature of the fault. Therefore, a qualified electrician should make necessary repairs.
NOTE!
If the Line Fault indicator light illuminates and power is not present at the outlets, the IBAR’s surge-
suppression components have been compromised as a result of surge damage. For service, call Tripp Lite
Customer Support at (773) 869-1234. Fully explain the perceived problem to the customer support person.
They will either remedy the problem over the phone or give you instructions about return, repair or exchange.
suppression components have been compromised as a result of surge damage. For service, call Tripp Lite
Customer Support at (773) 869-1234. Fully explain the perceived problem to the customer support person.
They will either remedy the problem over the phone or give you instructions about return, repair or exchange.
Line “OK” (Green LED)
Indicates 120V AC power is present with no wiring faults detected. When this LED is illuminated, AC power
is safe for connected equipment.
Indicates 120V AC power is present with no wiring faults detected. When this LED is illuminated, AC power
is safe for connected equipment.
SPECIFICATIONS
IBRM 12/15A-L20P
IBRM 8/20A-L20P
AC Energy Absorption (joules):
1200
1200
Surge Suppression (amp spikes)*:
96,000
96,000
UL 1449 Let-Through Rating:
330V
330V
HF Noise Suppression (@ 1 MHz)
Filter Bank #1:
Filter Bank #1:
40 dB
80 dB
Filter Bank #2:
80 dB
-
AC Receptacles:
2 NEMA 5-15R (front)
2 NEMA 5-15R (front)
10 NEMA 5-15R (back)
6 NEMA 5-20R (back)
AC Line Cord:
12’, w/NEMA 5-L20P locking plug
12’, w/NEMA 5-L20P locking plug
Circuit Breaker (Resettable):
15 amp
20 amp
Dimensions (HxWxD, inches):
1-3/4 x 17-1/2 x 4
1-3/4 x 17-1/2 x 4
Weight (lbs.):
4-1/2
5
All Models:
Nominal Input Voltage: 120VAC; Input Frequency: 50/60 Hz;
Transient Response Time: Instantaneous (0 ns).**
*Spike protection is provided in all three modes; hot to neutral, hot to ground and neutral to ground.
**Transient amplitude reduction occurs faster than the clamp response of the varistors because of the high rejection rate of the
ISOBAR filter networks.
**Transient amplitude reduction occurs faster than the clamp response of the varistors because of the high rejection rate of the
ISOBAR filter networks.
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