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Eaton PredictPulse vs Vertiv Environet Alert comparison

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Categories and Ranking

Eaton PredictPulse
Ranking in Data Center Monitoring
1st
Average Rating
9.2
Number of Reviews
10
Ranking in other categories
No ranking in other categories
Vertiv Environet Alert
Ranking in Data Center Monitoring
3rd
Average Rating
9.0
Reviews Sentiment
8.8
Number of Reviews
1
Ranking in other categories
Data Center Infrastructure Management (12th)
 

Mindshare comparison

As of July 2026, in the Data Center Monitoring category, the mindshare of Eaton PredictPulse is 17.8%, up from 12.9% compared to the previous year. The mindshare of Vertiv Environet Alert is 18.1%, up from 9.7% compared to the previous year. It is calculated based on PeerSpot user engagement data.
Data Center Monitoring Mindshare Distribution
ProductMindshare (%)
Eaton PredictPulse17.8%
Vertiv Environet Alert18.1%
Other64.1%
Data Center Monitoring
 

Featured Reviews

reviewer1737621 - PeerSpot reviewer
Systems Engineer at a university with 10,001+ employees
You can look at your policy in real-time and get an alert that tells you exactly where you are dropping
PredictPulse's reporting capabilities are pretty good. I like the web interface in PredictPulse. You can look at your policy in real-time and get an alert that tells you exactly where you are dropping power and if you're on bypass or not. If a module has gone bad, it tells you precisely what module and your risk capability. The PredictPulse usage gateway is pretty informative and gives you many options. We use the PredictPulse interface for alerts, and it sends out remote notifications almost immediately after detecting any abnormalities. We get text and email alerts whenever something happens. It costs because we pay for 24-hour monitoring. They also send us emails almost at the same time, so we don't really need to use the mobile app.
Juan CarlosRamírez - PeerSpot reviewer
Commercial Manager at APICOM
Strong technology that's easy to set up
Environet Alert's best features are strong technology, good storage in supplies, and after-service Environet Alert could be cheaper and more widely available. I've been using Environet Alert for ten years. I would rate Environet Alert's stability nine out of ten. I would rate Environet Alert's…

Quotes from Members

We asked business professionals to review the solutions they use. Here are some excerpts of what they said:
 

Pros

"I use the feature which alerts me to power outages, whether it is going on and off the battery. E.g., this feature came in handy last weekend when the Department of Water and Power took the power down. They said that it was for 12 hours, but it ended up being 14 hours. I could manage the readings on the batteries, ensure they weren't draining, and everything was okay. They made it through the whole outage."
"Many of its features are valuable, but the ability to be notified in real-time is the most valuable aspect. I can be at home, it could be the middle of the night. We have it set up so that it sends emails to people if it engaged."
"The most valuable feature is being able to run reports on it. We get a monthly report on outages and usage and we can see how often we've had downtime, if we've had downtime."
"It gives us the opportunity to know if we have an issue with a UPS and then it invokes the automated service ticketing system. So we don't really have to do anything."
"PredictPulse has helped me better define our requirements, and the support has been phenomenal."
"It saves us time and it saves us money."
"The service has earned its place in our life, a millions of times over."
"So far, the UPSes have never let us down; they're 100 percent reliable at supplying power to our equipment."
"Environet Alert's best features are strong technology, good storage in supplies, and after-service."
 

Cons

"Right now, the problem with our emails is we do not have a way to separate emails to Eaton versus us. So, we get a lot of alerts that we might not get, which are almost considered spam. It would be nice if we could segregate them: This group of people gets these emails and this other group of people gets these emails. As of now, it's a shotgun approach where we get so many. It's like, "Oh God, another one," as opposed to being able to filter out exactly what we do want, since we don't want to miss any."
"We get the alerts almost instantaneously, but it doesn't give you as much information as the system notice. And I don't know what the alert means. It's not really indicative of the problem because it's non-descriptive to us. Is there a problem, or is it only a standard utility blip for something?"
"The only issue I've ever had with it was when we did the initial setup."
"The only thing I can think of is the remote monitoring. When it's communicating something, if there's an event or there's an issue, the dashboard and how it's presented could be improved. I know what it's communicating, but if we had someone at a different level monitoring it, they might not understand if it's a critical item. The remote monitoring dashboard could be simplified."
"We get the alerts almost instantaneously, but it doesn't give you as much information as the system notice."
"We did have an issue getting it initially connected from our system through their particular email address. It was hard because we have a security parameter. It took two or three technicians to figure out that we had to remove the monitoring in our email addresses due to firewalls. We were blocking them and they were blocking us because the message would not always translate after it was encrypted leaving from us. We had to do a bit of work in our security email system to make our UPS system and PredictPulse part talk to their collection agent. I don't know why it happened. At one point, we could see them but they weren't picking up the pulses that were required to send back to us. This took work to resolve and could be streamlined."
"I don't have problems with Eaton products, except that they're proprietary."
"It was an absolute major pain to set up in the organization, but that was not PredictPulse, that was our IT department."
"Environet Alert could be cheaper and more widely available."
 

Pricing and Cost Advice

"We pay $4,000 for the Eaton 93PM UPS, which includes PredictPulse. It is a reasonable price."
"It is saving our organization around $10,000 a month."
"Eaton was only one who offered to let us try it out for free. Right now, we are not paying anything for it, so the return on investment is great."
"It's part of our service contracts, so it's not broken down as a separate line item."
"We have bought all of the features of PredictPulse because each of them serves a different purpose for us."
"In order to give us the latest, greatest version of PredictPulse, Eaton had to give us new cards on our UPS systems. Eaton provided the cards and had our technician install them at no cost to us."
"Environet Alert is a little expensive."
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Top Industries

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Outsourcing Company
15%
Manufacturing Company
13%
Financial Services Firm
13%
Computer Software Company
9%
 

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Small Business2
Midsize Enterprise1
Large Enterprise7
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Also Known As

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