Power
| Input operation voltage (max) |
240 V |
| Input operation voltage (min) |
220 V |
| Maximum current |
10 A |
| Output operation voltage (min) |
220 V |
| Output operation voltage (max) |
240 V |
| Output power |
1000 W |
Battery
| Typical backup time at half load |
14 min |
| Typical backup time at full load |
5 min |
Additionally
| Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports quantity |
2 |
PowerEdge Tower 1000W
Dell tower UPS models are ideal desk-side power protection for your Dell servers, storage, networking and other critical equipment.
Key Dell UPS advantages:
- Designed and rigorously tested by Dell to be the optimal choice for protecting Dell IT systems
- A three-year Dell warranty covers the UPS and batteries
- Dell is the first leading UPS provider to rate UPS models by wattage to make it simple and straightforward to select the right UPS model for IT environments
- Runs at up to 97 percent efficiency to use less power, dissipate less hear and reduce cooling costs
- Bundled with UPS suite of software that provides control and visibility over deployed systems
- Allows flash upgrades to individual or multiple Dell UPSs.
Options to enhance the Dell UPS
- An External Battery Module (EBM) increases battery runtime during power outages
- A Network Management Card (NMC) allows secure access to the UPS through a Web Browser to monitor and control the device. The NMC also provides email alerts in the event of power problems and reports events directly to SNMP management interfaces such as Dell Management Console, OpenView or Tivoli. The NMC is a mandatory option when using the Dell UPS with Virtualized IT environments like VMWare or Hyper-V. This card supports Dell service tags—unique identifiers that enable customer to get faster service or replacements for Dell gear.
- The environmental sensor enables you to remotely monitor environmental conditions as easily as you monitor power conditions.
UPS Management Software
Software is bundled free of charge with every Dell UPS. The software supports all major Windows and Linux platforms and also support VMWare for virtualized systems. As well as alerting the user to power events through emails or network broadcasts, the software also provides graceful unattended shutdown of servers in an extended power failure.
