Mule Lighting SPS Series Mini-Inverter Power System SPS-110/125-S NO BATTERIES

  
Mule Lighting SPS Series Mini-Inverter Power System SPS-110/125-S-SDT NO BATTERIES. This unit was mounted and wired and found to be too small due to fixture substitutions which changed the wattage required. The unit was removed and replaced with a larger unit. The unit is somewhere between new without box and used as it doesn't have a box but it also was never used. It does have a single conduit knockout in the side. I have included (4) spare fuses with the unit. As noted the batteries are not included with the unit. I have included the battery chart in the listing or you can source your own batteries. This unit includes self-diagnostics and self-testing.

The SPS Emergency power electrical inverter systems is for powering up to 110W/125VA of incandescent, fluorescent, induction or LED lighting. Input Voltages: 120 or 277VAC ±10%. Input Protection: AC Line Fuses. Output Voltages: (60Hz) 120 or 277VAC.

Static Voltage: ±5% during battery discharge. ±0.3Hz during emergency cycle. Output Distortion: Less than 3% THD (linear load). Transfer Time: Less than 1.0 second.

Load Power Factor Range: 0.44 Lead to 0.44 Lag. Minimum Loading: 0% of rated system capacity. Output Protection: Line and inverter fuses. Surface Mount (Standard Models): Surface mount models are designed for mounting to walls by means of keyhole slots provided in the back of the unit housing. Connection to an unswitched AC circuit is required by the NEC. Wiring access is provided for by conduit knockouts in the unit housing. SPS-110/125 models also provide knockouts in the back of the housing for rear wiring from standard electrical boxes when surface mounting. The self-diagnostic function is factory preset and performs the following.

Monitoring of battery, battery charger and connected loads. Self-testing and a 30-second battery discharge once every 30 days after normal utility power has been supplied for a minimum of 48 hours. Self-testing and a 30-minute battery discharge once every 180 days after normal utility power has been supplied for a minimum of 48 hours.

Self-testing and a 90-minute battery discharge once every 365 days after normal utility power has been supplied for a minimum of 48 hours. Please see photos for additional specifications and dimensions.