APC SRT3000XLI

(1 customer review)

$77.99

Description

Power Cable, Cable Included

APC SRT3000XLI properties

Product nameSRT3000XLI
TypePower Cable
FeaturesCable Included
Height43.2 cm
Width8.5 cm
Depth63.5 cm
Weight31300.0 g

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Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the procedure for firmware update on APC SR3000XLI SRT UPS system?

To perform a firmware update on an APC SR3000XLI SR T UPS system, follow these steps:

1. Download the latest firmware update from APC's website and save it to your computer. Make sure you have the correct version for your model (SR3000XLI SR T).

2. Connect your UPS to a power source and make sure it is turned on. The LED lights should be green.

3. Press the Menu button on the front panel of the UPS until "Version" displays on the LCD screen.

4. Press Enter (the arrow key) and select "Update Firmware."

5. Press Enter again, and then follow the on-screen prompts to upload the new firmware from your computer to the UPS.

6. Once the update is complete, the LCD screen will display a message confirming that the firmware has been updated successfully.

Note: Make sure you have backed up any data or settings before starting the update process as there is always a risk of losing information during firmware updates.

How do I properly configure and manage the APC SRT3000XLI UPS system for optimal performance and reliability in a data center environment?

Unpacking and Installation:
- Ensure that the installation location meets the requirements as specified in the product manual, such as proper ventilation, grounding, and proximity to power sources. Follow the instructions provided in the user guide for unpacking and installing the UPS system. This involves connecting the UPS to the power source and configuring it through the web interface or serial console. Perform regular inspections of the UPS system to ensure that all components are installed correctly and securely, such as the batteries, power cords, and rack mounting hardware. Configuring the UPS System:
- Use a computer or network device connected to the UPS via LAN or USB to access the web interface or serial console. Follow the on-screen instructions provided by the UPS system to configure settings such as voltage sensitivity, load shedding, and alarm notifications. Regularly test the UPS system's capabilities using the built-in testing features to ensure that it can handle unexpected power outages or surges. Monitoring and Maintenance:
- Utilize the UPS system's monitoring tools to track key metrics such as battery health, runtime estimates, and power consumption trends. Develop a maintenance schedule for regular inspections of the UPS system, including cleaning the battery terminals, checking the battery charge level, and testing the UPS's functionality. Perform routine software updates to ensure that the UPS system is running the latest version with the most up-to-date features and bug fixes. Data Center Integration:
- Ensure that the UPS system is properly integrated into the overall data center infrastructure, such as by connecting it to the network management system or building automation system for remote monitoring and control. Collaborate with other IT staff members responsible for managing the data center's power and cooling systems to ensure that the UPS system operates in harmony with these components. Security and Access Control:
- Follow best practices for securing the UPS system, such as by using strong passwords, limiting access to authorized personnel, and encrypting sensitive data. Implement a regular backup strategy for critical data stored on the UPS system, in case of loss or corruption due to power outages, hardware failures, or cyber threats.