Modulo SNMP PowerWalker 1 Gbit/s per UPS serie PowerWalker VFI 1000–3000 (TGB/TGS/TGS)

The PowerWalker SNMP Module 1Gbps is an add-on network management card designed for PowerWalker VFI series UPS models rated 1000–3000. It provides a 1 Gbps Ethernet interface to enable remote monitoring and control of UPS status, alarms and events. The module integrates with standard network management systems to report power, battery and runtime parameters and supports remote shutdown and notification functions for connected equipment.

Advantages

This SNMP module offers a high-speed 1 Gbps network connection for timely transmission of UPS data and events. It supports standard SNMP protocols allowing integration with existing monitoring platforms and enables centralized supervision of multiple UPS units. The module reduces the need for local access by providing remote control features such as orderly shutdown and event notifications, and it is specifically compatible with PowerWalker VFI series models in the 1000–3000 range.

Suitable for

• Remote monitoring of data center and server room UPS units
• Integration with network management systems and SNMP-based monitoring tools
• Automated shutdown and notifications for protected equipment during power events
• IT infrastructures requiring centralized UPS status and event reporting

Key specifications

• Network interface: 1 Gbps Ethernet
• Supported protocols: SNMP (standard network management support)
• Compatibility: Designed for PowerWalker VFI series UPS models rated 1000–3000
• Functions: Remote monitoring of status, alarms and events; remote shutdown and notifications

How to use

Install the SNMP module into the designated network card slot of a compatible PowerWalker VFI series UPS following the UPS manufacturer’s installation instructions. Connect the module to the network via a standard Ethernet cable and configure network settings such as IP address, gateway and SNMP community or credentials using the UPS web interface or the vendor-provided configuration tools. After configuration, add the device to your network management system and map the supported SNMP OIDs to monitor power, battery and runtime parameters and to receive event notifications.

Recommendations

Ensure firmware and monitoring software are up to date to maintain compatibility and security. Place the UPS and network infrastructure on a secured management VLAN when possible to restrict access. Test remote shutdown and notification functions in a controlled environment before relying on them in production.