Tripp Lite NETWORK-M3 Gigabit Network Card

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE NETWORK-M3 is a gigabit network interface card designed for integration with compatible Tripp Lite UPS systems and power distribution units in enterprise and commercial environments. The card enables remote network monitoring and management of connected power equipment over a standard Ethernet connection, giving facility managers and IT staff visibility into power conditions, load levels, and event logs without requiring physical access to the unit. Licensed electricians and data center technicians are the primary installers of this accessory card.

The NETWORK-M3 is suited for enterprise settings where remote power management and uptime monitoring are operational requirements. It fits into the accessory or management card slot of compatible Tripp Lite UPS and PDU units, extending their visibility across an IP network. This makes it a practical addition to server rooms, network closets, and critical infrastructure environments where centralized power monitoring is part of standard facility protocol.

Key Features

• Gigabit Ethernet connectivity for high-speed network communication with compatible UPS and PDU equipment
• Enables remote monitoring and management of power equipment over IP networks
• Designed for enterprise-grade surge protection and PDU management applications
• Single-unit packaging for direct slot installation into compatible Tripp Lite hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style management card accessory for compatible Tripp Lite UPS and power distribution unit platforms. Consult the Tripp Lite NETWORK-M3 product data sheet and device documentation to confirm slot compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or certified IT infrastructure technician. Power down and de-energize the host UPS or PDU unit according to the manufacturer shutdown procedure before inserting or removing the card. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for data and power equipment service. Do not force the card into an incompatible slot, as this may damage the host unit or the card.