The Tripp Lite WEBCARDLX Web Management Accessory Card turns a compatible Tripp Lite UPS system or PDU into a managed device on your network. By inserting WEBCARDLX into an accessory slot and using an SNMP network management platform, web browser, SSH or Telnet, you can monitor, control and reboot the device from almost anywhere at any time. Its HTML5-based interface means Java isn’t needed to interact with the mobile-friendly PowerAlert Device Manager.

If your device has controllable outlets, WEBCARDLX can remotely reboot locked network equipment without disrupting power to other devices. Multiple protocols are supported, including IPv4, IPv6, HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP, SNMPv1, SNMPv2c, SNMPv3, Telnet, SSH, FTP and DHCP. DHCP/Manual configuration support enables network settings to be assigned automatically or manually.

You can monitor site electrical data, UPS self-test logs and logged power events, such as blackouts, brownouts and overvoltage conditions. Receive email notifications or SNMP traps of selectable events and power conditions. It allows configuration of one device to be replicated to other compatible devices and also Enables firmware update of multiple WEBCARDLXs over the network at the same time

Tripp Lite WEBCARDLX Features,

Enhanced UPS Management and Control

• Makes any compatible Tripp Lite UPS system or PDU a managed network device
• HTML5-based interface no Java required
• Monitors temperature and humidity, as well as contact closure state (with optional EnviroSense2 module, sold separately)Remotely monitors site electrical data, UPS self-test logs, alert logs and logged power events like blackouts, brownouts and over-voltage conditions
• Reboots locked network equipment without disrupting power to other loads (when used with controllable outlets or remotely switchable outlets on select devices)

Advanced Network Management Tools

• Automatically shut down remote operating systems via your network (OS must have PowerAlert Network Shutdown Agent version 58 installed)
• Receive alert notifications via email or SNMP trap