Owner's Manual

Category Supported Platform Validated Model
UPS Dell
Dell N313P Line interactive UPS
w/ web card H910P
Dell Online Rack UPS 3750R OL
K804N
Dell UPS, 2700/2300VA, 120V,
3U K802N
APC
APC Online UPS w/ Web card
SURTD3000XLI
APC Smart-UPS 3000VA RM
SUA3000RM2U
Smart-UPS 5000VA RM
DL5000RMT5U
Eaton
Eaton Line interactive UPS w/
Web card PW5130I1750-XL2U
Emerson
Emerson Online UPS w/ Web
card GXT2-2700RT208
For unsupported devices:
Power Center does not communicate with unsupported devices; therefore, connection protocol and credential
information is not necessary.
Unsupported devices cannot be discovered, only added manually to the device list on the Devices page.
Power Center adds the unsupported device to the group structure, but cannot manage it using the available
management functions.
You may need to enter the following power values when adding supported or unsupported devices:
Faceplate Power: The maximum amount of power that a group/device can draw; this value should be listed on
the power supply specifications. The faceplate power rating is typically much higher than the actual power used
by the device.
De-rated Power: The default maximum power value; if a power measurement cannot be completed, this value is
used.
NOTE: Faceplate power value is always greater than the de-rated power value.
Adding a Device from the Network
You can use the Power Center management console to discover a device from the network.
Before adding a device from the network, make sure the DNS server is set up correctly. Specifically, make sure that:
There is a DNS server running on the Power Center network.
The specified DNS server has a reverse DNS zone for the network on which you are trying to discover the
devices.
NOTE: Power Center server tries to get device names from the DNS server specified in the network configuration
of the operating system. This may cause the device name to be different from the actual one if the DNS server
resolves the device IP address to a different device name.
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