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basic Power Strip rated at 20 amps, or less, with a thermal or no circuit breaker |
A basic power strip rated at 20 amps, or less, with a thermal type circuit breaker or no circuit breaker. |
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basic Power Strip rated at 20 amps, or less, with a meter and a thermal or no circuit breaker |
Same power strip as above with the addition of a local ampmeter. |
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basic PDU with a magnetic circuit breaker |
Basic PDUs feature electromagnetic circuit breakers which isolate branch circuits to a particular group of power outlets preventing disruption of power on other circuit segments. |
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basic PDU with local metering |
Metered PDUs include an in-line digital current meter that displays the amount of current being used by attached equipment so that you can track current use and estimate remaining power on each circuit segment. |
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metered PDU that can be monitored through an IP address |
Monitored PDUs include an Ethernet port that allows network-based monitoring of current meters using a web browser and can forward alarms as SNMP traps when user-defined current limits are met. |
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monitored PDU with outlets that can be controlled through an IP address |
Controlled PDUs feature switchable outlets for remote power cycling with optional port monitoring which lets you measure current use at each outlet. Select monitored and controlled PDU models have a temperature and humidity sensor port for environmental monitoring and can integrate with CPI’s Scalable Enterprise Management Application (SEMA) software. |
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power meter to connect between my existing PDU and the power source |
The PowerScope In-Line Meter adds network-based current monitoring to existing basic and metered PDUs and power strips. |