Description

The M68450, an Eaton Evolution Series Line Interactive Mini-Tower UPS, has unmatched flexibility for power protection of rack servers, tower servers, network devices and storage systems. This 650VA rated UPS has 4x IEC C13 10amp power backup outlets.

Eaton's M68450 is a versatile Line Interactive UPS in a Mini-Tower case which provides pure sinewave output; when operating in battery mode the UPS continues to provide high quality output power, appropriate for sensitive connected equipment. The M68450 has four IEC C13 10amp power output sockets. With a battery capacity of 650VA/420W, the UPS will support connected devices for up to 9 minutes at 50% load. Voltage fluctuation is automatically corrected and stabilised via line-interactive high frequency 'Booster/Fader' technology, preserving battery capacity. An important feature of this UPS is the ability to programmatically control two of the output sockets to provide load-shedding capability, maximise backup time and provide remote reboot and sequential start-up as standard features. Comprehensive UPS monitoring and management functions are provided through a combination of features - intuitive Eaton power management and auto-shutdown software, remote control and monitoring capabilities via a USB or serial RS-232 ports, remote on/off and power off ROO/RPO capability, and SNMP, ModBus and JBus management via optional NMC Minislot, NMC or MC Contacts/Serial communications module cards.

The M68450 is a model from Eaton's Evolution Line Interactive UPS Series. This series offers models in both 1RU rackmount and Mini-Tower case formats, plus a high capacity model with a dual purpose 2RU rackmount/tpwer case. Models in the series offer from 650VA/420W up to 2kVA/1.6kW battery capacity. In addition to the features mentioned above, all models in the range offer the following powerful features: continuous power supply via 'Hot-swap' batteries and the optional HotSwap MBP (Maintenance By-Pass) Module, which allows the UPS to be replaced without interrupting the power supply; the ability to extra power outlets via optional MBP or FlexPDU devices.

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