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apc-ups-broker

v1.0.2

Published

Used for formating data into structured JSON from APC UPSs

Downloads

21

Readme

APC UPS Broker

Used to format data into JSON format from APC UPSs using apcupsd daemon via TCP by default port 3551

🛠️ Install package

npm install apc-ups-broker

🧑🏻‍💻 Usage

var APCBroker = require('apc-ups-broker');

(async () => {
    var test = new APCBroker();

    test.on('values', data => console.log(data));

    setInterval(() => test.get('values'), 5000);
})();

Values fields

| Name| Unit| Description | -------- | -------- | -------- | | linev | V | Input voltage | loadpct | % | Output load | bcharge | % | Battery charge level | timeleft | Min. | Time left to shutdown (battery) | mbattchg | % | Minimal battery charge level | mintimel | Min. | Minimal battery runtime | outputv | V | Output voltage | dwake | Sec. | Time before power on after power restore | dshutd | Sec. | Delay for shutdown command | lotrans | V | Low transfer (low voltage to start transfer) | hitrans | V | High transfer (high voltage to start transfer) | retpct | % | Battery level required to turn on | itemp | °C / °F | UPS temperature | battv | V | Battery voltage | linefreq | Hz | Input frequency | numxfers | Number | Total count of transfers | tonbatt | Sec. | Current time on battery | cumonbatt | Sec. | Total time on battery |

All fields in status response can be found in ubuntu apcupsd docs. Note: Different ups can have different status fields, which you can find out on apcupsd docs.

🛠️ Tech Stack

🙇 Acknowledgements

➤ License

Distributed under the Apache-2.0 License. See LICENSE for more information.