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HC2, modem and router under UPS


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Guest berga_s

Hi,

I'm looking for to put my HC2, modem, router and NAS (maybe) under Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS).

 

Anyone have some experience?

 

Do you know how many watts HC2 need?

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Hi,

I'm looking for to put my HC2, modem, router and NAS (maybe) under Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS).

 

Anyone have some experience?

 

Do you know how many watts HC2 need?

 

HC2 is approx 14 watts

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  • Ok, thanks!

    I would like to "secure" my domotique installation... I would like to be sure that even if a energy failure, my HC2 and battery devices (door/windows sensor, motions sensor,...) still work and are able to push me message and emails in case of violation...
    Is a UPS a good way?

    I think that only the battery devices directly connected to the HC2 (not in bridge mesh) will be able to send the status notification in case of energy failure... is it right?

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    I use a ups and a mobile modem as a failover - you do need secure both com and power to the whole chain  

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  • Thanks 1152, that's true... I have an Asus router with USB ports useful for USB modem too to use in case of DSL connection problems. I will looking for also for USB modem.

    Is there a way to integrate an UPS into HC2?
    I mean,  It should be useful to know if there is an energy failure, the battery charging status and the last message before also UPS go down.

    I was looking for an APC Smart-UPS C 1000VA to connect: HC2, modem, router and Synology NAS.

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    Just put a SW with Power Metering feature and different load power supply (DPLS) in front of the UPS. (SW powered by the UPS - and DPLS powering UPS). Unless you have a UPS that already provides the info/feature. Several ways here leading to Rome

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  • Hi 1152, just to understand your solution...

     

    As SW do you mean software or other?

    As different load power supply what do you mean?

    Can you describe better your solution? ...I'm not too tech guy...

    Do you know UPS (brand and model) that already provides the info/feature that you describe?

     

    Thanks again!

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    Hello Everyone
    I wonder can I ask you for a favor? I'm a beginner with LUA programming ... Can You help me with doing Control APC UPS from HC2?
    I have Smart-UPS 2200 SUA2200i (DLA2200I - DELL by APC) connected via USB to PC and i have install APC PowerChute Business Edition and Agent Web Interface (like management card)

    Please login or register to see this link.

    after login i can see

    1. System Status

      UPS System Parameters Status
        Device Status         On line
        UPS Load         13,0 %
        Runtime Remaining         121 Minutes
        Internal Temperature         23,4 °C / 74,1 °F
     
      Power Status
        Line Voltage         221,7 VAC
        Output Voltage         223,2 VAC
        Output Frequency         50,0 Hz
     
      Battery Status
        Battery Charge         100,0 %
        Battery Voltage         55,1 VDC

    2. Energy Usage    
      Energy Report Period
        Reporting Period: 2017/04/04 - 2017/04/11
     
      Energy Report Summary
        Cost Incurred: 2,68 zł
        Energy Consumed: 29,77 kWh
        CO2 emitted to generate this energy: 19,05 kg
     
      Energy Report Settings
        Assumes average energy prices for: POLSKA

    3. UPS Configuration
     
      Line Settings
        Output Voltage
        High Transfer Voltage
        Low Transfer Voltage
        Power Quality Sensitivity
     
      General Settings
        UPS Name
        Last Battery Replacement Date
        Audible Alarm
        
    4. Diagnostic Settings
      Last Diagnostic Results
        Self-test Result  Passed
        Self-test Date  kwiecień 2017
        Runtime Calibration Result  Completed
        Runtime Calibration Date  kwiecień 2017
     
      Scheduled Diagnostics
        Perform self-test
        
      Initiate Diagnostics
        Select Diagnostic Action
        
     5. Server Shutdown
       System Shutdown Management
        Shutdown Sequence Summary
             Time Required For Shutdown Sequence         5 Minutes
          Low Battery Signal         120 Seconds
          Command File Enabled         No
          OS Shutdown Duration         3 Minutes
          OS Shutdown Type         Shutdown
          Enable OS Reboot         Yes
          UPS Turn On Battery Capacity         15 %
          UPS Turn On Delay         0 Minutes
          Enable SMTP E-mail         No
          Enable Logging         Yes
    6. Event Log
      Data Log
        Date  Time  Min Line Voltage  (VAC)     Max Line Voltage  (VAC)     Input Line Voltage  (VAC)     UPS Output Voltage  (VAC)     Output Frequency  (Hz)     Battery Voltage (VDC)     UPS Load  (%)     Internal UPS Temp (°C)

     

    Localhost IP: 192.168.1.2
    HC2 IP: 192.168.1.3

     

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