Bought a brand-new APC UPS… but it’s already been through war in 2022?! 🫠
I’m the IT lead at a hospital. We recently bought a “new” APC UPS (SRTG5KXLI) from an authorized distributor.
After setting it up and checking the internal logs, surprise! It had entries from April 2022 including: • Manual SNMP config • Relay bypass fault • Log clear
Pretty sure this unit had a whole past life before showing up in our datacenter 😅
Now we’re stuck between Schneider Electric and the distributor pointing fingers. Transparency, anyone?
Bought a brand-new APC UPS… but it’s already been through war in 2022?! 🫠
I’m the IT lead at a hospital. We recently bought a “new” APC UPS (SRTG5KXLI) from an authorized distributor.
After setting it up and checking the internal logs, surprise! It had entries from April 2022 including: • Manual SNMP config • Relay bypass fault • Log clear
Pretty sure this unit had a whole past life before showing up in our datacenter 😅
Now we’re stuck between Schneider Electric and the distributor pointing fingers. Transparency, anyone?
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