PowerWalker 10120515 Interface Card

The PowerWalker AS/400 interface card (model 10120515) is an internal communication module for UPS systems that provides dry-contact closures for remote monitoring. It is a compact black board intended to expand wired connectivity and monitoring capabilities in compatible PowerWalker UPS models. The card supports selectable dry-contact signal behavior (normally open or normally closed) via a jumper setting.

Advantages

The card supplies reliable contact-closure outputs for external monitoring and control systems. Its jumper-selectable dry-contact status allows adaptation to different application requirements. Being an internal module with small dimensions it integrates into UPS units without requiring additional external space.

Suitable for

• Remote monitoring of UPS units
• Integration with IBM AS/400 systems and other servers
• Personal computers and workstations requiring UPS status signals
• Auto-controlled industrial equipment and communication systems

Key specifications

• Function: contact-closure (dry-contact) interface for UPS monitoring
• Selectable contact behaviour: active close (normally closed) or active open (normally open) via jumper
• Form factor: internal interface card
• Compatibility: designed for use with multiple PowerWalker UPS models (examples include 1000C, 2000C, 3000C and similar models)
• Dimensions: 52 mm (W) × 85 mm (D) × 26 mm (H)
• Colour: black
• Weight: 0.0347 kg

How to use

Install the card into the appropriate internal slot of a compatible PowerWalker UPS according to the UPS installation guide. Connect external monitoring or control equipment to the card’s contact terminals. Set the jumper position to choose the desired dry-contact behaviour (active close or active open) before powering the system and verify signal operation with the connected equipment.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, perform installation and jumper configuration with the UPS powered off and following the manufacturer’s safety instructions. Verify compatibility with your UPS model and test the contact outputs with the intended monitoring or control device after installation.