Tripp Lite PS3612 12-outlet power strip 15 ft cord
- 120 V
- 15 ft (4.57 m)
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Adds a Smart Slot interface expander to compatible Network Management Cards
The Tradernoors AP9607 is a power-strip accessory that adds an additional Smart Slot to a compatible UPS. It allows administrators to install a second network management card for redundant monitoring or separate environmental sensors. The unit mounts directly into the UPS chassis without external cabling.
This expander provides exactly one extra slot, so a UPS that already occupies both native slots cannot accept it. Buyers needing more than one additional management card or a different communication protocol will not be served by this device.
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It provides an additional interface slot so a Network Management Card can be fitted alongside existing accessories.
It is compatible with Network Management Cards designed for the AP9607 Smart Slot interface.
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