Remote power switching allows for secure power management via web access or phone line. By logging into the remote reboot device, users can control power-on, power-off, and reboot cycles for attached devices. Some intelligent remote power switches also allow for automatic reboot capabilities in the event of power failures.
Remote power switches are ideal for situations where remote control over power is desired or access to equipment is restricted or difficult. Just a few of the applications include: digital signage, stand-alone information kiosks, ATM Machines, vending systems, internet access terminals, distant broadcast transmitters, remote pumping stations, “lights out” management of branch offices, home office, and security and alarm systems.
The IT trends of today and tomorrow show rack density increasing as more and more servers are installed in standard cabinets. In correlation to this recent IT trend, overall rack power requirements are rising as well. The power management product range for power distribution in the data center is based on the consistent implementation of plug-&-play expansion – with no need to interrupt current operations. Downtimes are avoided, and future operating costs are decreased.
Permanent IT availability is undoubtedly a crucial issue. For this reason, you need to ensure a highly available and reliable power supply to your complex server and software system architecture. Create the framework conditions to ensure that all business processes operate on schedule with exceptionally high-level security parameters for the physical IT infrastructure.
Power Management Solution Diagram
Power Distribution Rack to accommodate a maximum of 8 PDMs
42U PDU Features:
The 42U PDU kit includes the enclosure frame with doors (without tubular door frame), rear panel, side panels and roof plate, leveling feet including base/plinth adapter, grounding of all enclosure panels, busbars shock-hazard-protected, main switch integrated.
**The Power Distribution Module is required.
42U PDM Features:
42U Power Distribution Module Package Contents: Module 482.6 mm (19″), 3U
The ever-growing power requirements of modern IT infrastructures demand advanced solutions for power distribution inside the racks, leading to the requirement for additional sockets. The new “intelligent power distribution system” from 42U significantly reduces cabling and assembly work, leading to a reduction in costs. The modular system facilitates the basic configuration of the racks, thanks to a vertical support rail with 3-phase infeed.
The various modules to supply the active components may be snap-fitted into the support rail. This can even be done while the system is operational because the support section is shock hazard protected. The various modules, grounding pins, IEC320, etc. may be inserted into the support rail in any combination. This is easily achieved, even by non-electricians, thanks to the shock hazard protected plug & play system.
42U PSM Features:
The active plug-in module for the busbar system PSM has 8 current outlets with IEC320 C13 slots. Each of the 8 outlets are individually switchable (via the CMCTC system). Furthermore, a current indicator, circuit display, and thermal overload protection are integrated into the module. The module is twice the length of a standard PSM module, so that a maximum of 2 modules may be inserted into a 1200 mm long PSM rail, and a maximum of 3 modules into a 2000 mm long PSM rail.
Operate the module without CMC-TC: For operation of the module, power pack 7201210 and a connection cable (see page 70) are needed. Up to two or three modules may be operated in one PSM rail (1200/2000 mm) with one power pack. Usable functions: Current display, circuit display, automatic selective activation
Operate the module with CMC-TC: No additional power pack is needed; the module is supplied with power via the CMC-TC system. Up to 4 x 4 modules may be connected to one Processing Unit II. Usable functions: Current display, circuit display, automatic selective activation, via CMC-TC in the network: Individual switching of the 8 current outlets, current limit monitoring, delayed switching of the individual current outlets, status display of the module.
Control Power System Module Functions:
New monitor plug-in play module for the busbar system PSM. The module has 4 x IEC320 C13 s.
The Dataprobe iBoot is a single outlet, power over IP switch with secure web access. The browser interface allows for power-on, power-off, and timed power functions. With the auto-ping feature, the iBoot can monitor any network-attached device and take automatic action when the device is down. Autosensing for worldwide use. For circuits up to 12 amps.
The Dataprobe iBootBar is a remote reboot power strip that allows for independent control of 8 outlets via secure web, Telnet, SNMP, or optional internal modem. The password protected interface allows for power-on, power-off, and timed power functions. Auto-ping with automatic reboot for crashed devices. Current sensing with email or SNMP trap notification. Multi-user capable with independent permission settings. Outlet grouping for simultaneous action and reboot sequencing. Connect up to 16 iBootBars together for control of up to 128 outlets from one IP address. Available in single or dual power source in 15 or 20 amp capacities.
The IPM-2 is a two outlet remote power switch that allows you to power off, power on, and reboot devices from any location via a secure web interface, SSH, or out of band (dial-up) session. Outlets can be independently controlled or grouped for simultaneous action and reboot sequencing. SNMP management and event notification allows network management systems to use SNMP requests to retrieve information and control power to individual outlets. Includes two ports for optional environmental monitoring probes. Multiple input power cord options*. Steel cased enclosure construction, industrial grade outlets, high quality powder coat finish, and upgradeable firmware. For 15 amp circuits.
* Power cord not included.
The Server Technology Sentry switched rack PDU combines remote configuration, remote management, power distribution, power monitoring, and environmental monitoring in one remote controlled power strip. The secure Sentry web interface allows for power cycling of individual or groups of outlets, power-up sequencing, powering down of unused outlets, and monitoring of input current. Access via Web interface, SSL, SSH, Telnet, SNMP, FTP, SNTP, Syslog, LDAP, LDAPS, TACACS, and RS-232. Automated SNMP-based alarms and email alerts. UL 60950-1 branch circuit protection. LED digital display reports input current. Multiple simultaneous users with independent access control. Add an expansion module and control more outlets. Includes two ports for optional environmental monitoring probes. Multiple input power cord options*. Steel cased enclosure construction, industrial grade outlets, high quality powder coat finish, and upgradeable firmware. For 20 amp circuits.
* Power cord not included.
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