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£289.02 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
If you’ve already got an APC UPS and you’re running out of interface ports, this kind of expander is a very practical buy. The key value here is that it gives you more managed shutdown options without you having to faff about with workaround scripting or awkward third‑party interfaces. For SMEs and small server rooms in the UK where reliability matters, being able to properly coordinate shutdowns across multiple attached systems is exactly the sort of “boring but essential” upgrade that prevents real damage when power goes.
That said, £239.77 ex‑VAT isn’t cheap for what is essentially “more connectors,” so I’d only buy it if you can clearly justify the additional devices you need to shut down via APC’s management approach. If you only have one server/endpoint that needs to be managed, you’ll likely be better served by sticking with whatever ports you already have (or investing that money into better UPS runtime/capacity instead). Also make sure you’re confident this expander is compatible with your specific APC UPS model/management setup—APC accessories tend to be particular, and getting it wrong is a costly annoyance.

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