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Server Technology Switched POPS PDUs are our most feature-rich family, offering both outlet control and device-level output measurement capabilities. This allows you to measure, monitor, control, and report power down to the outlet or device level. These PDUs combine highly accurate, outlet-level power measurement technology for data center device-level power monitoring, alerting, on/off, reboot, and other control functions. With outlet control, gain features like power-up sequencing and smart load shedding.

Server Technology Switched PDUs provide device-level output measurement capabilities, enabling you to measure, monitor, control, and report power down to the device level. Switched PDUs also include outlet lock-out, power-up sequencing to reduce power-up inrushes, and optional smart load shedding. These PDUs come equipped with Smart PDU features that enable network access to power and environmental information while also providing outlet control for rebooting locked-up devices.

Server Technology Smart POPS PDUs offer remote access to both PDU-level and outlet-level power, PDU status, and environmental monitoring. With POPS, each unit provides measurements for loads (amps), voltage (V), active power (W), apparent power (VA), crest factor, power factor, and energy consumption. Local input current monitors help users track load and effectively balance power as equipment is added to the rack. Additionally, these PDUs include branch circuit protection and are available in various voltage and amperage ratings.

Server Technology Smart PDUs offer device-level output measurement capabilities, allowing you to measure, monitor, and report power down to the device level. Smart PDUs feature branch circuit protection and are available in various voltage and amperage ratings. Available in both single- and 3-phase.

Server Technology -48VDC PDUs control cabinet equipment at remote locations, including colocation facilities and network ops centers, allowing you to reboot locked-up remote servers around the clock. Most models have two DC power input feeds that support dual power networking appliances. Power is distributed to multiple outputs that are individually protected by a fuse or breaker. Each output features current monitoring, enabling you to remotely monitor capacity, utilization, and set up alerts.