Eaton Industrial Gateway Card X-Slt INDGW-X2 (new in box) For Sale

Eaton Industrial Gateway Card X-Slt  INDGW-X2 (new in box)
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Eaton Industrial Gateway Card X-Slt INDGW-X2 (new in box):
$499.00

The Eaton Gigabit Industrial Gateway X2 Card (INDGW-X2) is Eaton’s latest UPS connectivity device that delivers industrial professionals with new and exciting capabilities and features. The first UPS network card to meet both UL 2900-1 and IEC 62443-4-2 cybersecurity standards, the Gigabit Industrial Gateway X2 Card improves power system reliability by providing warnings of pending issues to administrators and helping to perform orderly graceful shutdown of servers and storage. The new network card works with Intelligent Power Manager (IPM) v1.61 (and higher) to improve business continuity by triggering policies configured to keep mission critical applications running in the event of power or environmental anomalies, including virtual machine relocation or automated disaster recovery action.
New in the box, leftover from a job...I have maybe 5 of them.
If you need more than 1, let me know and I will do a lot qty listing for you at a discount.
Thank you.


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