Yes, the User Manual for the CyberPower Remote Management Card that is used for the RMCARD205 and RMCARD305 can also be used for the Gigabit RMCARD.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need the optional circuit breakers? | UPS
If the power feed is protected upstream, by an appropriately sized overcurrent protection device, an input circuit breaker is not required. If the output is feeding a distribution panel with a properly sized main circuit breaker, the output breaker is not required. With all of that said, having the circuit breakers located at the UPS More >
Is my UPS “Hot-Swappable”? | UPS
If N+1 is purchased, YES! If your system is not configured for N+1, each power module supplies 10KVA of power, so if you are running 20KVA of load on a 40KVA system you can swap power modules because the system will remain running on 30 of 40KVA, easily picking up your 20KVA load until the More >
What Is (N+1)+(N+1)? | UPS
Redundant redundancy, for the most critical applications. Two N+1 UPS systems in parallel to increase reliability exponentially and eliminate downtime. Provide confidence that you are prepared for the unexpected.
What Is N+N? | UPS
N+N is a second complete UPS wired in parallel, distributing 50% of the load evenly across the two units. If one UPS were to fail, the load would be seamlessly picked up by the reciprocal UPS.
What is N+1? | UPS
N = Power delivered by the UPS (e.g. 20KVA). +1 refers to an extra power and battery module for redundancy. If there is a fault in one module it can be replaced while still providing fully protected power.
Why does my UPS will go into battery mode while connected to a generator? | UPS
Usually when a UPS is on battery power during generator operation it is because the generator is not putting out a stable AC frequency. The unit is designed to switch to battery if the input frequency is at a rate greater than 0.5 Hz per second in order to protect your connected equipment. This protection More >
Can I clean a Medical Grade UPS? | UPS
CyberPower Medical Grade Power Protection Products have been designed to tolerate repeated cleaning in healthcare environments. CyberPower Medical Grade UPS Systems are safe to clean with products containing the chemicals listed below in the concentration specified or less: APPROVED CLEANING CHEMICALS: Ethyl Alcohol 75% Isopropyl Alcohol / Isopropanol 75% Hydrogen Peroxide 5% Sodium Hypochlorite 12% More >
Can I clean a Medical Grade Surge Protector or Medical Grade Power Strip? | Surge
CyberPower Medical Grade Power Protection Products have been designed to tolerate repeated cleaning in healthcare environments. The CyberPower Medical Grade Surge Protecetor and Medical Grade Power Strip are safe to clean with products containing the chemicals listed below in the concentration specified or less: APPROVED CLEANING CHEMICALS: Ethyl Alcohol 75% Isopropyl Alcohol / Isopropanol 75% More >
Can this Medical Grade Surge Protector or Power Strip be used with non-medical equipment? | Surge
Yes. Home theater components, desktops, laptops, USB chargers, phones and other equipment can be connected to our medical grade surge protector and power strip. They will provide electricity to non-medical equipment just as they would with connected medical equipment.
Can this Medical Grade Surge Protector or Power Strip be used with life-support equipment? | Surge
No. Our medical grade surge protector and power strip are designed and certified to meet UL 60601-1 requirements for use within patient care vicinities for non-critical care equipment. They have not been designed or certified for use with life support or other critical care equipment and should not be used for that purpose.
Which CyberPower UPS systems are compatible with the RWCCARD100? | Software
The RWCCARD100 is compatible with all CyberPower UPS systems that have an optional card slot (including Smart App Online, Smart App Sinewave, Smart App LCD, and CP1500PFCLCD models).