Monitor your UPS systems

An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is an essential component of your infrastructure. In addition to protecting against power surges and outages, it has a battery to prevent any interruption of service to your infrastructure.

They also enable you to measure your energy consumption and, if necessary, manage it in order to control its cost.

All SNMP UPSs (UPS-MIB) are compatible with this feature. Some examples of compatible brands: Eaton, Riello, APC (Schneider), InfoSec, etc.

Monitoring of electricity consumption​

ESIA allows you to monitor your consumption in real time. A simple graphical view in our interface can help you identify any unwanted or abnormal changes in your electricity usage. It also allows you to see the overall load so that you can avoid power line saturation and plan ahead to reinforce the line if necessary.

State of lines and batteries

You can see the status of the batteries in your UPS units at a glance, so you can replace them in good time. That way, you won't find out during a power outage that your UPS only has 15 minutes of power left.

If multiple power lines are connected to your business, you can view a graphical representation. In the event of an outage, you will immediately know which line is unavailable simply by consulting the ESIA interface.

In addition to the level of energy availability, our monitoring service provides you with information on the status of your UPS systems. The information available includes:

• The condition of the batteries.
• The power of input and output lines.
• Any alarms from the equipment.
• His general condition

History of outages and events

Past events are always available in the “history” tab. A minimum retention period of one year is the basic standard, but this period can of course be extended.

Graphs are available to you, and you can also go back to previous periods. By default, ESIA keeps at least one year of graphs.

You can monitor your power lines with a single click. Simply select the line in the ESIA interface and confirm. Monitoring will then begin.