Eaton UPS Industrial Gateway Card X-Slot (INDGW-X2)

$549.90
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The Eaton INDGW-X2 Gigabit Industrial Gateway Card is an advanced UPS network management solution designed to deliver secure connectivity, real-time monitoring, and intelligent power control for critical IT and industrial environments. 

With compatibility across Eaton UPS platforms such as BladeUPS, 9155, 9355, and 9395 series, the card enables remote UPS monitoring, automated shutdown capabilities, and proactive alerts to prevent downtime. Integration with Eaton Intelligent Power Manager (IPM) allows for advanced automation, including virtual machine migration and disaster recovery actions during power events.

 

 

Specifications:

  • Card slot: X-Slot
  • Number of Ethernet ports: 1
  • Number of USB ports: 2
  • Operation Temp (max): 104 degrees F
  • Operation Temp (min): 32 degrees F
  • Relative humidity: 90%
  • Sensor integration: EMPDT1H1C2
  • Service counsel port: 1
  • Software integration: IPM, VPM
  • Compatible with: BladeUPS, 9155, 9355, 9395, 9395P, & 9395C
  • Ethernet Speed: 10/100/1000 Mbits
  • Protocol: HTTPS , SNMP v1, SNMP v3, NTP, SMTP, BootP, DHCP, SSH, MQTT, Modbus TCP, Modbus RTU, Bacnet, Radius, LDAP, IP v4 & IP v6
  • Intergration: REST API
  • MIB Support: xUPS, IETF UPS

 

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