Engineering guide
The Delta Ultron HPH 60 to 120 kVA shows its alarms as plain messages on the LCD, such as OVERLOAD or BATTERY LOW SHUTDOWN. Chapter 11 of Delta's HPH user manual gives the possible cause and solution for each. A handful have an operator fix: reduce the load below 95%, improve ventilation, or reset a frozen LCD. Most say to contact service personnel, and the manual adds that an alarm which persists once causes are ruled out goes to the dealer or customer service.

The message appears on the LCD, and the manual's troubleshooting table pairs each message with a cause and a solution. Record the exact message and the time before anything is reset.
| Message on the display | What the manual says | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| OVERLOAD | The UPS is overloaded. | Remove unnecessary loads to bring the total below 95%. |
| INDUSTRY PROTECT | In industrial mode, the output has an overcurrent. | Check that the output and the loads are normal. |
| SHORT CIRCUIT | The output has a short circuit. | Call service personnel. |
Delta asks for the total load to come back below 95% of capacity, not just under 100%, so leave a margin when you shed.
| Message on the display | What the manual says | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| OVER TEMPERATURE | The UPS temperature is too high. | Improve ventilation, reduce load, check from outside that fans run; filter cleaning is maintenance work. |
| PFC AMBIENT OVER TEMP. FAIL | The UPS temperature is too high (PFC ambient). | Same checks as OVER TEMPERATURE. |
| FAN FAIL | Fans are damaged or stuck. | Call service personnel. |
| Message on the display | What the manual says | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| INPUT PHASE SEQUENCE FAIL | Input phase sequence is wrong. | Have an electrician check the input phase sequence. |
| BYPASS PHASE SEQUENCE FAIL | Bypass phase sequence is wrong. | Have an electrician check the bypass phase sequence. |
| BATTERY REVERSED | Batteries are connected in reverse. | Do not restart; have the battery polarity checked. |
| BATTERY LOW SHUTDOWN | Battery voltage is low. | Let the batteries charge once mains power is back. |
| LCD error or no response | LCD fail, communication fail or noise interference. | Press UP and DOWN together for about 5 seconds to reset the LCD; call service if it persists. |
| Message on the display | What the manual says | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| INVERTER FAIL | Inverter is damaged. | Call service personnel. |
| OUTPUT FUSE FAIL | Output fuse is broken. | Call service personnel. |
| INPUT FUSE FAIL | Input fuse is broken. | Call service personnel. |
| AUX POWER FAIL | Auxiliary power is damaged. | Call service personnel. |
| BYPASS SCR SHORT FAIL | Bypass SCR driver damaged or SCR shorted. | Call service personnel. |
| INVERTER SOFT START FAIL | Inverter detection abnormal or driver damaged. | Call service personnel. |
| INNER COMMUNICATION FAIL | Inner communication cable not well connected. | Call service personnel. |
| DC BUS HIGH SHUTDOWN | Output abnormality or internal fault. | Call service personnel. |
Fuses, SCRs, the inverter and internal cabling are all inside the cabinet, so these are service calls. Our Delta Ultron service visits start from the alarm record, and when the external batteries are the cause, battery string replacement is planned around the load.
The UPS is overloaded. Remove unnecessary loads until the total is below 95% of capacity.
Press the UP and DOWN keys together for about 5 seconds. If the error remains, call service personnel.
In industrial mode, the output has an overcurrent. Check that the output and loads are normal.
The batteries are connected in reverse. Do not restart; have the polarity checked.
The manual says to contact the local dealer or customer service once all possible causes are eliminated.
Sources, checked October 4, 2026:
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