Further, the edge power systems of the present disclosure include a simple network management protocol (SNMP) agent (also referred to herein as a monitor logic unit) that identifies and monitors the various modules plugged into the edge power system. For instance, the SNMP agent can monitor the operational states of the edge modules and of any submodules (e.g., rectifier submodules and battery submodules) mounted to the edge modules. The SNMP agent can provide information regarding the configuration and status of the components of the edge power system to a building management system of the facility housing the cabinet, allowing for remote monitoring and assessment of the operation of the edge power system. For example, the building management system may provide a web application by which an owner or manager of the cabinet and associated equipment can remotely monitor and assess the operational status of the equipment. Thus, the SNMP agent, in conjunction with the building management system, can alert the owner or manager when one of the edge modules may need to be removed and replaced.

Referring now to FIG. 1, the exterior of one illustrative embodiment of a modular edge power system 10 for use in a data center is shown. The modular edge power system 10 includes a cabinet (e.g., a housing) 12. A front side 14, a right side 16, and a top side 18 of the cabinet 12 can be seen in FIG. 1. In the illustrative embodiment, the front side 14 of the cabinet 12 includes door that may be selectively opened or left off to expose the interior of the cabinet and electrical components mounted therein.