APC UPS Network Management Card - Red

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The APC AP9640 Smart-UPS Network Management Card (Gen3) is designed for IT professionals and system administrators who need to manage their UPS infrastructure remotely over a network. It provides crucial visibility and control, allowing for secure monitoring and automated shutdown procedures during power failures, though it requires a SmartSlot-equipped UPS and specific software licensing for advanced virtual infrastructure support.
| Colour | Red |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | W128815271 |
| Brand | DELL |
No, it is specifically designed for APC Smart-UPS models that feature a SmartSlot host interface.
Yes, using EcoStruxure IT software, you can aggregate data and manage multiple networked UPS devices from a single console.
Basic monitoring and web-based management are included with the card; however, specific virtual infrastructure support requires a dedicated PowerChute license.
The Gen3 processor supports faster 1Gbps network speeds and offers significantly larger storage for event and data logs compared to previous generations.
Firmware updates can be performed directly through the web interface or via the CLI by uploading the latest firmware file provided by APC/Schneider Electric.
The card is designed to hold the last valid instruction set, and the UPS will continue to protect the load locally based on its internal threshold settings.
Verify that the Ethernet cable is connected and the card has a valid IP address. Use the micro-USB console port to check current network settings.
Ensure the card is firmly seated in the SmartSlot and the UPS is powered on. Restart the UPS if the card remains unrecognized.
Check the authentication credentials between the Network Management Card and the PowerChute software and ensure network firewall rules permit communication on necessary ports.
To install the card, power down the UPS, locate the SmartSlot on the rear panel, remove the protective cover, and slide the card into the slot until it is firmly seated. Once powered on, connect an Ethernet cable to the card's port. Access the web interface using the default IP address—configured via the micro-USB console port—to set a static IP for your network. For optimal care, keep the firmware updated through the management console to ensure the latest security patches are applied. Ensure the environment is free of excessive dust and moisture to prevent hardware degradation.