Designed for VoIP phone systems, network closets, data centers, and more, the CyberPower PDU30MVHVT24FNET Monitored PDUfrom CyberPower PDU30MVHVT24FNET Monitored PDUdistributes power to 20 IEC-320 C13 and 4 IEC-320 C19 receptacles from a single 12' NEMA L6-30P twist lock plug with unfiltered electrical passthrough. Power status can be monitored over the network, using the CyberPower Management Console and the RJ45 Ethernet port for network connectivity, or locally using the LCD. Built using a rugged, industrial-grade metal housing, this PDU supports vertical, horizontal, and wall mount installations. Also available is an RJ45 Serial/ENVIROSENSOR port.

20 x IEC-320 C13 | 4 x IEC-320 C19    NEMA L6-30P Plug (12')    1 x RJ45 Network Port    Auto Email, SMS, and SNMP Notifications    LCD for Real-Time Power Monitoring    0, 1, and 2 RU Rackmount Options    Input Voltage 200-240V at 50/60 Hz    Output Voltage 200-240V    Max Current: 30A (Derated to 24A)    Overload Protection: 15A per Bank

Delivers AC power to servers, equipment, and connected devices via a power distribution unit.

Safeguards against an accidental power shutdown.

Built into Monitored PDUs, a CyberPower Management Console is a hardware interface. It monitors the incoming power and power draw from the PDU, sends notifications based on the power status, and logs events.

Enables offsite and onsite tracking of PDU vitals.

Provide immediate updates about power events via email, SMS text, or SNMP traps.

Downloadable improvements (firmware updates) to programs that run the PDU.

Provides easy-to-read information about amperage, voltage, kW, IP address, and other PDU information.

Highly durable construction helps ensure the efficient distribution of power in demanding IT or industrial environments to servers, equipment, and connected devices.

The 12' cord reaches distant power sources, allowing the PDU to be placed where it's needed.

Secures an outlet by twisting and locking into place to prevent accidental disconnection.

Secures power cords, keeping them organized and accessible. It also helps cords stay plugged in.

Allows for the installation of the PDU in the following configurations: 0 RU (vertical, under counter, and wall mount), 1 RU (horizontal, vertical, under counter, and wall mount), and 2 RU (horizontal and wall mount).

Protects internal components and resists damage from impact or abrasions within challenging industrial environments. Also extends the life of the product.

Covers defects in materials and workmanship in the product under normal use and conditions. within three years of the purchase date.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. For CP1350AVRLCD (with serial numbers beginning with 'CPK'), mine is CP1350AVRLCDa and starts with CDN; is it still compatible?

A: According to the manufacturer, the RB1280X2A is not the listed replacement battery for the CP1350AVRLCD UPS. The correct battery for that UPS is the CyberPower BP8-12.

Q: 2. How often does the battery need to be replaced?

A: Cyberpower does not provide that information as it can vary. UPS batteries require replacement when no longer capable and if the UPS is called upon more often than normal to keep devices powered, the battery will be spent faster.

Q: 3. does this support remote monitoring/email alerts?

A: Hello David, Yes this unit will support remote monitoring/email alerts with the addition of the optional RMCARD205.

Q: 4. can you replace battery?

A: Probably. Printing on the bottom of the case advises to disconnect the power from the wall outlet before servicing the battery. The printing also advises that there are no user serviceable parts inside. Printing on the box states that the expected battery life to 3 to 6 years.

Q: 5. what's additional runtime calculation for this as watt hours? 8 x 12 x 9 = 864 watt hours? so 864 watts for one more hour?

A: As with any other UPS, runtime for the CyberPower Extended Battery Module will depend on several variables and is ultimately contingent on the load being applied.

Q: 6. how long does it last?

A: Generally speaking Milton, batteries in UPS can last between 3 -5 years before signs of degradation. However, factors such as an UPS operating in consistent heat or frequent charging/discharging will shorten the live span of the UPS. I've had my CP1500PFCLCD for 13 months and it is operating excellent with no issues.

Q: 7. I have 220V, so is a different versin available? Or do you need a transformer

A: This unit doesn't support 220V and we don't have a transformer that will work with this UPS.

Q: 8. Is this unit, not just the cord, UL-listed? If Yes, what is the UL listing number on the UL label?

A: UL 60950-1, FCC Class A is the cert information from the manual.

Q: 9. IS this compatable with Windows 10?

A: Yes, the CyberPower CP550SLG Standby UPS and it's accompanying PowerPanel software can be used with Windows 10 computers.

Q: 10. Can it be safely used on its side?

A: Generally it is not recommended to use the CyberPower AVR Series CP900AVR UPS this way.