Key Features
Specifications
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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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Embedded network management card Enables network-based monitoring and management of UPS. |
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SmartSlot™ Add an accessory card or a network management card. |
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EcoStruxure™ ready Connect to EcoStruxure™ IT via the embedded network port. |
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Extended runtime options Connect up to 10 external battery packs for extended runtime needs. |
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5 outlets in 4U (2) NEMA L6-20R and (3) NEMA L6-30R, including 3 switched outlet groups. |
FAQ
Can I add external battery packs? How many?
Yes, Smart-UPS Ultra SRT6KRMXLT supports up to 10 APC external SRT192RMBP2 battery packs.
What are my options for UPS management and software?
Options for monitoring and managing your UPS include EcoStruxure IT, Network Management Card, and PowerChute™ Network Shutdown Software.
What are the key benefits of upgrading to PowerChute Network Shutdown v5.0?
PowerChute Network Shutdown v5.0 supports vSphere Cluster Services (vCLS). Ongoing software update support for the latest virtualization environment updates & troubleshooting. Latest cybersecurity updates in PKI support to harden security across the interfaces. Validated integrations with the latest virtual and HCI infrastructure versions for ease of deployment. PowerChute can be fully deployed within the VxRail cluster through the Dell VxRail API Integration (From v4.5), saving space and reducing hardware needs. VxRail cluster shutdown redundancy is provided with the Network Management Card 3.
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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.