What MayaUPS tracks
The battery installation date, the expected service life and the next preventive-maintenance date. Where the network card supplies the data, you also get runtime remaining, charge, temperature, load and the historical trends.
BATTERY MONITORING
UPS battery monitoring and replacement forecasting.
UPS batteries age whether or not the UPS reports a fault. MayaUPS tracks age, runtime, temperature and maintenance dates so you can plan the replacement before the runtime you count on is gone.
Replacement reminders
MayaUPS warns you about 30 days before a battery or maintenance date comes due. Grouped email alerts, return-to-normal messages, escalation and an optional daily summary keep you informed without repeating the same condition at you.
A forecast is not a fault alarm
A fault alarm reports a condition that is already active. A forecast works from the installation date, expected life, temperature and maintenance schedule so you can plan ahead. Actual battery condition still depends on the battery, the UPS, operating temperature, load and service history.
One view across supported brands
Battery information for your supported APC, Eaton, Vertiv/Liebert, XPC, Tripp Lite, Delta, CyberPower and RFC 1628 equipment, in one console. Available readings vary by model and network card.
Choosing replacement batteries
UPS batteries are chosen for hard, short-duration discharge. A replacement has to match the required power rating, terminals, dimensions and flame-retardant case specification for your exact UPS model. Voltage and ampere-hours alone do not make it compatible.
Frequently asked questions
How much does MayaUPS cost?
Tell us how many UPS units you run and where they are. You get a written proposal for your fleet, not a rate card that fits nobody.
Does MayaUPS run in the cloud?
It runs on your own network, and monitoring and shutdown never depend on anything outside it. There is also an optional Cloud portal, in limited beta, that puts several sites on one screen: read-only, hosted in Quebec, and off until you switch it on. Your sites behave the same whether you use it or not.
Which operating systems are supported?
Windows and Linux, including Docker on Linux. The optional agent that shuts your servers down in order runs on Windows and Linux too.