Cybernet Systems CyberPower DC to AC Mobile Power Inverter - Slim-line 160W - Input Voltage:12V DC - Output Voltage:1... (CPS160SI) UPS System Logo
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I mistakenly connected energy source at the AC inverter output .Inverter is 5KVA cyberpower inverter.After correcting the connection, It cannot switch from DC to AC( fault signal is displayed on its display. But It gives output when put at "bypass" . It also charges the batteries nicely.

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John,

It's shorted out, either replace the part or buy a new one.

If you need UPS, Surge, or Power Related help don't hesitate to contact me!
Daniel • [email protected] • Power & Systems Innovations • 800.260.2259 • www.psihq.com

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