Hot Spots
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Graphical LCD display Quick, easy-to-read, intuitive LCD provides information about the utility and UPS conditions. |
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SmartSlot™ for network accessory card Add a network accessory card or purchase an -NC model with a pre-installed AP9641 network card. |
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Interface ports USB Type A and Serial (RJ45) |
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2 outlets 2 NEMA L6-20R outlets (1 switched) |
FAQ
Who is the Smart-UPS SMT range suitable for?
Smart-UPS SMT range is for small to medium businesses who do not have the time or resources to monitor their UPS devices but understand the importance of doing so, or who have trusted a Partner with this task.
Is the UPS battery user-replaceable?
Yes, the UPS is compatible with a dedicated user-replaceable battery, and the APC replacement battery cartridge helps restore UPS performance to the original specifications.
What if I need a solution for an environment with more than 25 racks?
Our vendor-neutral data center infrastructure management software, EcoStruxure™ IT, provides flexible deployment options to monitor critical equipment and can deliver insights such as smart alarms directly to your smartphone, making it ideal for customers requiring visibility into UPS, cooling, power and more.
Can I monitor and control my UPS remotely?
Yes, options for monitoring and managing your UPS include SmartConnect Ethernet Port, EcoStruxure IT, Network Management Card and PowerChute.
What do switched outlet groups allow me to do?
Switched outlet groups provide greater control, allowing you to reboot hung devices, program sequenced on-and-off and non-critical load shedding of equipment.
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About APC
APC, a flagship brand of Schneider Electric, provides clean battery backup power, surge protection, and IT physical infrastructure inside and outside the traditional IT environment. Through our APC brand products and solutions, we offer certainty in a connected world. Certainty that our reliable, integrated physical infrastructure solutions are based on the fundamental premise that your data and information should — and always will be — accessible.