Built by ISP engineers for real ISP networks
Get a managed power service with NMS monitoring, mobile tools for technicians, battery visibility and support built on real ISP field practice.
Built from field practice · service-first model · hardware included
If you operate fibre or wireless networks, you know what a technician trip costs. PowerSentrix is designed as a managed service that helps reduce unnecessary trips and gives you power visibility across your sites.
A managed power service for ISP sites: hardware, practical support, NMS onboarding and predictable monthly cost.
A smaller managed UPS service for sites where two configurable outputs are enough.
Optional rental accessory for a clean 4x 12V battery installation.
BatteryBox is not required for using the UPS. Batteries can also be connected simply, and the UPS can be supplied with a cable without connectors on the BatteryBox side.
Get your solutionWhen a switch, router or radio freezes, restart its power port from NMS instead of sending a technician to the site.
Door contact, smoke sensor and digital outputs can turn the UPS into a simple cabinet alarm and protect the value installed at the point.
Avoiding only a few 50-100 € trips per year can cover the monthly service and reduce outage pressure.
If several answers are unclear today, PowerSentrix is probably not just another box in the rack. It is a way to get power visibility, cabinet protection and lower field workload into one managed service.
What are my yearly costs for replacing and maintaining backup power equipment?
Do I really know what is happening in my network from the power point of view?
How much time do I or my admins spend configuring, managing and checking UPS systems?
Do my current UPS units have extended functions? Can they watch the rack, door contact or smoke sensor?
How old are my UPS units and batteries? Is it time for a generational and technological upgrade?
PowerSentrix was designed from ISP field reality: remote sites, short outage windows, expensive technician trips and batteries that must be trusted before the next storm. The hardware is only the endpoint of the service.
Open NMS ->Built around real installation, service and outage workflows instead of laboratory assumptions.
Technicians can install, check and hand over the system quickly with BLE and clear NMS status.
Local setup stays simple, while fleet visibility and remote operation are delivered through PowerSentrix NMS as a managed service.
Door contacts, smoke sensors and relay outputs help protect the value installed in remote cabinets.
PowerSentrix PWX-12-4422 with NMS, BLE and BatteryBox ecosystem
The 1U unit provides the managed DC power layer at the site. It measures, reports, alerts and lets you act remotely. The customer value is simple: fewer blind spots, fewer unnecessary trips and better protection of the equipment in the cabinet.
The PowerSentrix UPS system has its own optimized battery box designed for 4x 12V batteries. It keeps the battery set cleanly separated, serviceable and ready for direct connection to the UPS.
Prepared for a standard 48V battery string built from four 12V batteries.
The front panel provides the main voltage connection for the battery path between the BatteryBox and the UPS.
A dedicated 3-pin connector links the BatteryBox with the UPS so the system can monitor and control the battery connection.
The BatteryBox is not required for using the UPS. If the customer wants a simpler battery setup, batteries can be connected directly and the UPS will be supplied with a cable without connectors on the BatteryBox side.
Use local web and BLE for installation. Use PowerSentrix NMS for central fleet visibility, alerts and remote operation.
SNMP can feed basic alerting into existing operator monitoring, while the full service experience remains in PowerSentrix NMS.
Local web management is available for direct on-site configuration and service work.
BLE mode is built for technicians during installation and service, without needing a laptop or network access.
Two configurable inputs and two relay outputs — set up via Web or BLE management.
Connect any dry-contact sensor. Typical use: IN1 — rack door tamper alarm, IN2 — smoke detector or external alert signal.
Relay outputs triggered by input events. Example: door opens (IN1) → rack light turns on (O1), or smoke detected (IN2) → external alarm activates (O2).
The front panel shows the BAT connector, battery measurement port, WEB/BLE button, twelve protected DC outputs, LAN, two digital inputs and two relay outputs in one compact 1U layout.
All input/output actions are configured via the built-in Web Management or the Bluetooth LE mobile app.
UPS Manage
BLE / NMS
UPS Manage has two modes. BLE mode is free for local setup when a technician is next to the UPS during installation or service. NMS mobile mode is part of the paid central management service and shows the same live fleet status as the web NMS.
Connect directly to the UPS over Bluetooth LE when you are physically near the unit. No LAN, no IP address and no laptop are required for first setup.
During installation the technician can discover the DHCP address, set a static IP, check measurements and verify every output before leaving the site.
Log in to PowerSentrix NMS from the mobile app and see live UPS fleet state remotely. This central mobile view belongs to the NMS service.
Control individual output ports locally via BLE or remotely through NMS, including safe restart actions for connected equipment.
PowerSentrix NMS at nms.powersentrix.com gives operators one place to monitor many UPS units, see live state across sites and react before a small power problem becomes an outage. Central web NMS and mobile NMS are paid service features.
Open NMSUPS initiates outbound HTTPS · port 443 only · no inbound ports required
Local web management is free on the UPS. Central fleet management in PowerSentrix NMS is a service priced at 4 €/month per device, with the first year included in the rental model.
PowerSentrix NMS provides the central dashboard, history, alerts and mobile fleet view as a service, so the operator does not need to build and maintain its own UPS platform.
If a total power failure occurs and the UPS itself cannot send a warning in time, PowerSentrix NMS detects the lost connection and notifies you via SMS or email.
PowerSentrix NMS runs on our infrastructure. You do not maintain a VPS, Docker stack or monitoring server for UPS fleet visibility.
Concerned about unauthorised control? Set the UPS locally to ReadOnly mode — NMS can display live data but cannot execute any commands on the unit.
The UPS initiates an outbound HTTPS connection to nms.powersentrix.com. No inbound rules, no VPN, no SSL tunnel setup. Just allow outbound port 443 on your firewall.
Customer-facing documents for installation, service and daily operation. Internal hardware composition and JSON API documentation are not part of the public service presentation.
Tell us how many sites and UPS units you need and we will prepare the right managed service setup for your network.
