EVI SNMP Card for Online 6–10kVA Single Phase UPS

The EVI SNMP Card for Online 6–10kVA Single Phase UPS is a professional network management solution designed to provide secure, intelligent, and remote monitoring of compatible EVI Online UPS systems. By integrating directly into the UPS communication slot, this SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) card enables administrators and IT professionals to monitor, configure, and manage UPS performance from virtually anywhere over a local network or the internet.

Whether deployed in data centers, server rooms, hospitals, educational institutions, financial organizations, or business-critical environments, the EVI SNMP Card helps maximize uptime by providing real-time visibility into UPS status, power conditions, battery health, and system events. It minimizes downtime through instant alerts and remote management capabilities, ensuring critical equipment remains protected against unexpected power disturbances.

Key Features

• Compatible with EVI Online 6–10kVA Single Phase UPS models.
• Supports SNMP protocol for network-based UPS monitoring.
• Built-in RJ45 Ethernet interface for LAN connectivity.
• Enables remote UPS management through a web browser.
• Supports automatic email notifications and event alerts.
• Real-time monitoring of:
  • Input voltage
  • Output voltage
  • UPS load percentage
  • Battery capacity
  • Battery runtime
  • Internal temperature
  • UPS operating mode
• Event and power history logging.
• Secure remote shutdown and restart capabilities.
• Compatible with multiple operating systems.
• Easy installation via the UPS intelligent communication slot.
• Firmware upgrade support for future enhancements.
• Reliable 24/7 network monitoring.

Intelligent Network Monitoring

The EVI SNMP Card transforms your UPS into a network-enabled power protection system. Administrators can monitor UPS performance from any authorized computer connected to the network without physically accessing the equipment.

Real-time dashboards provide instant information on battery condition, load levels, input/output voltage, and system health, allowing IT teams to proactively respond to changing power conditions before they become critical.

Remote Management Made Easy

One of the biggest advantages of the EVI SNMP Card is its ability to provide centralized remote management. Through its intuitive web interface, users can:

• View live UPS operating status
• Configure alarm thresholds
• Receive instant notifications
• Schedule UPS shutdowns
• Perform diagnostics
• Review historical event logs
• Monitor multiple UPS systems simultaneously

This significantly reduces maintenance costs while improving operational efficiency.

Advanced Alert and Notification System

Unexpected power issues can result in costly downtime. The EVI SNMP Card helps prevent this by automatically sending notifications whenever abnormal conditions are detected.

Typical alerts include:

• Utility power failure
• Battery low warning
• UPS overload
• Battery replacement reminder
• Temperature alarm
• Communication failure
• UPS fault conditions

These alerts allow administrators to react quickly before equipment is affected.

Reliable Protection for Critical Infrastructure

The EVI SNMP Card is ideal for environments where uninterrupted power is essential, including:

• Data centers
• Server rooms
• Corporate offices
• Financial institutions
• Hospitals
• Schools and universities
• Government facilities
• Telecommunications installations
• Industrial automation systems

Its dependable remote monitoring capabilities ensure mission-critical equipment remains protected around the clock.

Why Choose the EVI SNMP Card?

The EVI SNMP Card provides a cost-effective way to enhance UPS monitoring and management. Its robust networking capabilities, real-time diagnostics, proactive alert system, and remote accessibility make it an essential accessory for organizations that rely on continuous power protection. By enabling centralized oversight and rapid response to power events, it helps improve system availability, reduce maintenance efforts, and protect valuable IT infrastructure from unexpected outages.