Tripp Lite H2561 - Manual (Page 10)

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Alerts available from most UPS Systems and network cards include:
• Voltage levels
• Current levels
• Temperature levels
• Humidity levels
• Dry contacts for fire, water, security, etc.
• Battery capacity
• Battery failure
Commands from the administrator to most UPS Systems include:
• Reboot system
• Reboot outlet(s)
• Shut down system
• Shut down outlet(s)
• Run inverter/battery test
Tripp Lite presents a uniquely simple management scheme for VoIP
UPS System hardware. Whether management is through an IP-addressed
SNMP/Web accessory card or PowerAlert Software, Tripp Lite provides
administrators with a single JAVA-based user interface. The commonality
within this design approach makes it ideal for managing VoIP applications
of all scales across multiple OS platforms.
During a power failure, Tripp Lite's PowerAlert Software ensures a smooth
and customizable shutdown of call processing and voice messaging
applications as well as the underlying operating system.
As a unique feature, Tripp Lite's PowerAlert Software and network accessory
card (SNMPWEBCARD) are designed to accommodate multiple power
supply and UPS System hardware deployments. With a single IP address
assigned to the SNMPWEBCARD (or a single PC/Server running PowerAlert)
users can manage multiple redundant UPS Systems working in tandem to
provide optimal power to the IP telephony system's single or multiple power
supplies.
Alternative UPS System manufacturers require each UPS to be managed
individually. With these UPS Systems, there is no easy way to manage their
redundant operation without expensive and space-consuming external
power-switching accessories.