I asked some clarification questions, but received no answer.
Because I see that your question is still standing, I will try to help you, but I am not sure, because I did not have your answers.
Your inverter I think is not CyberPower, but Thomas & Betts.
Your UPS has internal battery, which depends upon the type of the UPS.
If your battery is 270 V DC (which means 20 x 12 V batteries) 135 V will not be enough to charge them. But if you have 135 V DC (which means 10 x 12 V batteries) you can not give to them 270 V, because you can spoil them.
That's why you should measure the voltage on the batteries, not at the rectifier.
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Is the producer "Cyber Power" or Thomas & Betts Power Solutions
What is the exact data of the UPS (Input AC voltage, Output AC voltage, Mediate DC voltage, Battery data, Power etc.)I have some possible solutions, but I need this data in order to answer.
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