Systems Managers are increasingly faced with guaranteed up-time targets across diversely located equipment facilities. In today’s cost-conscious and environmentally sensitive world, they may now also be required both to streamline maintenance and support teams, and to minimise energy consumption.

These challenges call for a comprehensive solution that – working remotely over wide or local area networks – can provide both monitoring and control of systems, and effective power management.

Our range of advanced Power Solutions provide just such system management and distribution capabilities:

• Intelligent, intuitive, and already well proven in the global market
• Monitor and control all rack-mounted equipment anywhere in the world
• Manage power requirements while reducing overall costs.

Monitoring, Alarming and Logging Across Facilities.

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APPLICATIONS

TSL’s PDU enable systems managers to monitor and control all rack-mounted equipment anywhere in the world and to manage power requirements while reducing overall costs.

SKY NEWS ARABIA

Sky News Arabia required a comprehensive monitoring power monitoring solution so that they could identify any technical and environmental issues before they became serious

• Providing a ‘window into each rack’ and enabling the remote surveying of critical infrastructure.
• Data monitored includes total power used in each unit, current by outlet, power factor measurement, voltage, temperature, and fuse status.
• Installed on a VMWare host, backed up by a cloud copy, and connected to the TSL Power Units over the regular IT network.
• The commissioning of the software was carried out remotely from the headquarters of TSL Products in the UK.
• Insite can create large quantities of probes at a time from csv files requiring only the IP address of the MDU, its unique name and rack position and the type of probe needed for the data that was required.
• Each probe was configured to speak to each of the MDU’s every 30 seconds so that the Sky News engineers could get data readings every minute throughout the day, 24/7.
• The solution speeds up fault finding, reducing the burden on operations and maximising facility up-time.