We have received our first batch of these and have a prototype cabinet set up. We have the SDR-240-24 PSU with the Meanwell DR-UPS40 hooked up in the following block diagram. We have a Netonix Ws-12-250-DC switch as load with a TPDIN-Monitor-Web2 in the middle monitoring everything. When testing AC power outage, we are seeing the DR-UPS40 go to Bat Fail at about 21V and the whole thing shuts down killing power to the Netonix. Since the Netonix can go quite a bit lower on the voltage, we'd like to see the DR-UPS40 let the batteries go a little longer. Is this the same behavior others see? Can the DR-UPS40 be adjusted to allow the voltage to go lower, or should the DR-UPS40 be taken out of the circuit so that when it shuts off the Netonix still runs since it will go lower on voltage and shut off by itself anyway?
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