OVERVIEW
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HIGHLIGHTS
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The Belkin OmniGuard Rackmount UPS (Figure 1) offers a 2U or 3U design with a
capacity range of 1100VA/660 watts to 3200VA/1920 watts of true sine-wave
output.
Fig. 1: Belkin OmniGuard Rackmount UPS
Designed to save rack space for increasing density within an enterprise
environment, the OmniGuard Rackmount UPS represents an enhancement to our
existing, industry-leading UPS product line. Belkin brings unprecedented power
capacity and feature innovation to our proven line of power protection solutions.
Our modular designs and wide range of features make the Belkin UPS line a
flexible rack-mount solution for virtually any-sized operations: small and medium
businesses as well as the large data center environment.
Benefits
• Protects with increased power capacity offering up to 3200VA/1920 watts in
a convenient rack-mount form
• Increases power conditioning and regulates voltage more efficiently with a
unique modular design
• Configures easily through a front-panel display
• Enables battery hot swapping for constant uptime and ease of service
• Includes our power management software compatible with Linux®,
Windows® 2000, NT®, XP, 98, 95, and SunSoft Solaris™
• Comes with an industry-best Belkin 3-Year Warranty
• Offers remote manageability and user-friendly monitoring software
• Enterprise Design
Adapts to your power protection needs for virtually any size environment.
•Lower Cost of Ownership
Lengthens the life of your properly attached components through proactive
energy regulation; protects your valuable hardware and information from
being lost to abrupt power failures.
• Enhanced System Flexibility
Includes our proprietary system management software, offering such advanced
functionality as web-based monitoring protocol and SNMP featured agents for
remote management.
• Ease of Configuration
Installs easily with rack-mounting rails and offers convenient monitoring with
LEDs and switches that are integrated into the front panel.
Press and release the ON/OFF/TEST button after one beep to
turn the unit ON or OFF. The Replace Battery (Red) LED
illuminates when the UPS has detected that the batteries are
weak/bad. Battery replacement might be required.
The On Battery (Red) LED illuminates when the unit is running
on battery power.
The Overload (Yellow) LED illuminates when the load
connected to the UPS exceeds the UPS power rating. (See
section 5)
Fig. 2: Front Panel