Modbus Card
Relay Interface Card
Multi-Server Card
Environmental
Monitoring Probe
Rest easy, knowing that your UPS is always on
the job.
While it protects your critical systems, the UPS itself is protected in
several ways:
Self-diagnosis. The UPS constantly monitors its own operation, such
as voltage, temperature or function of internal elements—and sends
alarms or takes action if it detects a potential problem. You’ll know
your UPS is always performing up to specifications to protect your
equipment.
Self-correction. If it senses an issue—planned or unplanned—the
UPS instantly transfers the power path to a bypass source, with zero
interruption in power. When the alarm condition passes, the UPS
automatically reverts from bypass to normal operation.
Remote monitoring. You can have Eaton specialists securely moni-
tor your Powerware 9155 and Powerware 9355 UPSs around the
clock with eNotify service, or you can monitor your own UPSs over
your LAN or the Internet. Either way, you’ll always be informed
about conditions in your power protection infrastructure.
Redundancy. Using Powerware Hot Sync technology, you can
configure up to N+3 redundancy. Any module can serve as backup
for any other, with no interruption or downtime. For instance, you
could perform full maintenance on any UPS without having to
remove any loads from conditioned power.
Most other paralleling systems on the market use a top-down con-
figuration; if the master fails, the subsidiary units fail. With Eaton’s
patented approach, each UPS module is independent yet synchro-
nized with the others. There is no single point of failure.
Have central control and visibility of UPS systems.
The Powerware 9155 and Powerware 9355 are shipped with a CD
that includes Powerware LanSafe
TM
power management software
and a 30-day trial version of Powerware PowerVision® UPS perfor-
mance analysis and monitoring software. Using an intuitive, graphi-
cal interface and SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol),
administrators can:
• Securely monitor UPS and battery performance over your existing
Ethernet network and the Internet.
• Establish prioritized shutdown of network devices and client/serv
-
er applications.
• Test all networked UPS systems from one node.
• Analyze trends and network conditions.
• Stay informed of potential power problems by pager and e-mail.
Connectivity options offer maximum flexibility.
The standard unit is equipped with an RS-232 serial port to commu-
nicate with power management software. You can customize your
UPS by adding one or two interface cards for other applications:
Monitor the UPS from anywhere. Connect the UPS to the Ethernet
network and Internet for secure monitoring and management using
a standard Web browser or SNMP.
Interwork with your existing Building Management System.
A Modbus
®
Card enables real-time monitoring of UPS systems
through a Building Management System or Industrial Automation
System.
Gather information from relay contact devices. Provide a dry-con
-
tact interface between the UPS and any relay-connected device,
including the IBM
®
e-server
®
iSeries and a variety of industrial
applications.
Independently manage diverse servers. A Multi-Server card enables
up to six serially connected devices of mixed operating systems to
be independently managed and controlled by a single UPS.
Monitor environmental conditions.
An optional Environmental
Monitoring Probe remotely monitors temperature, humidity, and
two user-supplied contacts/sensors, such as smoke and intrusion
detection.
Protect your investment
ConnectUPS
TM
Web/SNMP Card
Powerware Software
Suite
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