wmi CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply reference for Network Programming in .NET with C# & Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET)

WMI class ' CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply ' reference for C# and VB.NET

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[Description("Capabilities and management of an uninterruptible power supply. The properties of the UPS device indicate when incoming power is trimmed or boosted, and the aggregated information of the batteries, generators, etc. that comprise the device.  These individual components (for example, multiple batteries) can also be independently modeled and associated with the UPS."): ToSubClass, AMENDMENT, LOCALE(1033)]
class CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply : CIM_PowerSupply
{
	[Description("If the voltage (in Millivolts) rises above the value specified by Range1InputVoltageHigh property, the UPS will compensate by trimming the voltage.  A value of 0 indicates that the voltage at which trimming occurs is 'unknown'."): ToSubClass] uint32 Range1InputVoltageHigh = NULL;
	[Description("If the voltage (in Millivolts) drops below the value specified by Range1InputVoltageLow property, the UPS will compensate by boosting the voltage using its power source(s).  A value of 0 indicates that the voltage at which boosting occurs is 'unknown'."): ToSubClass] uint32 Range1InputVoltageLow = NULL;
	[Description("If the voltage (in Millivolts) rises above the value specified by Range2InputVoltageHigh property, the UPS will compensate by trimming the voltage.  A value of 0 indicates that the voltage at which trimming occurs is 'unknown'."): ToSubClass] uint32 Range2InputVoltageHigh = NULL;
	[Description("If the voltage (in Millivolts) drops below the value specified by Range2InputVoltageLow property, the UPS will compensate by boosting the voltage using its power source(s).  A value of 0 indicates that the voltage at which boosting occurs is 'unknown'."): ToSubClass] uint32 Range2InputVoltageLow = NULL;
	[Description("The indication of the capacity remaining in the UPS' batteries, generator, ...  A value of \"Normal\" (2) indicates that the remaining estimated minutes of run-time is greater than the UPS' defined 'low power' state (typically two minutes). A value of \"Low\" (3) indicates that the remaining estimated minutes of run-time is less than or equal to the UPS' defined 'low power' state.  A value of \"Depleted\" (4) indicates that the UPS will be unable to sustain the present load when and if the utility power is lost (including the possibility that the utility power is currently absent)."): ToSubClass, Values{"Unknown", "Normal", "Low", "Depleted"}: ToSubClass] uint16 RemainingCapacityStatus;
	[Description("TimeOnBackup indicates the elapsed time in seconds since the UPS last switched to battery power, generator, ...  Or, the time since the UPS was last restarted, whichever is less. Zero shall be returned if the UPS is 'on line'."): ToSubClass] uint32 TimeOnBackup;
	[Description("EstimatedRunTime is an estimate in minutes of the time to battery, generator, ... depletion under the present load conditions if the utility power is off, or lost and remains off."): ToSubClass] uint32 EstimatedRunTime;
	[Description("An estimate of the percentage of full charge remaining for a UPS (that uses battery technology)."): ToSubClass] uint16 EstimatedChargeRemaining;
};

Class properties:

CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.ActiveInputVoltage
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.Availability
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.Caption
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.ConfigManagerErrorCode
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.ConfigManagerUserConfig
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.CreationClassName
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.Description
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.DeviceID
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.ErrorCleared
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.ErrorDescription
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.EstimatedChargeRemaining
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.EstimatedRunTime
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.InstallDate
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.IsSwitchingSupply
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.LastErrorCode
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.Name
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.PNPDeviceID
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.PowerManagementCapabilities
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.PowerManagementSupported
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.Range1InputFrequencyHigh
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.Range1InputFrequencyLow
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.Range1InputVoltageHigh
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.Range1InputVoltageLow
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.Range2InputFrequencyHigh
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.Range2InputFrequencyLow
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.Range2InputVoltageHigh
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.Range2InputVoltageLow
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.RemainingCapacityStatus
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.Status
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.StatusInfo
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.SystemCreationClassName
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.SystemName
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.TimeOnBackup
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.TotalOutputPower
CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply.TypeOfRangeSwitching

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WMI class ' CIM_UninterruptiblePowerSupply ' reference for C# and VB.NET

MOF Reference

Class properties: