Intelligent Power Management MDU12-PMi

The MDU12-PMi is a Power manager mains distribution unit, 12 way, 16 x GPIs, ethernet output monitoring and alarms – email and SNMP, individually controlled latching relays, sequential & delay power up with current sense network monitoring

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MDU12-PMi
      • Remote Ethernet control of 12 separate outputs via secure web browser
      • Overall Status page showing individual & total power consumption
      • Power Factor Monitoring
      • Sequential, immediate or user configured delayed output startup
      • Ethernet input power failure alarm
      • Internal temperature sensor with SNMP alarm
      • Unit and SNMP configuration via secure web browser interface
      • Front Panel LAN status LED
      • Tri-colour output status LEDs
      • Rounded cable tie bar
      • Supplied with Powercon Input connector
      • Tri-colour front panel using status LEDs for rapid failure identification
      • Intuitive Graphic User Interface (GUI) for ease of set-up
      • Self contained operation with all software and hardware functions
      • 16 Amp or 32 Amp over current resettable switch with trip-free resettable action for effi cient local maintenance and safety
      • 110/240vfor worldwide operation
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      • 110-240V AC 16A Max. load
      • 16 x opto-isolated GPI alarm inputs
      • Weight: 2.7Kg
      • Height: 44mm
      • Width: 483mm
      • Depth: 340mm Inc tiebar
      • Power Consumption: 6W
      • Ethernet SNMP alarms and E-mail alerts for all 16 x GPIs and 12 x fuses
      • Rack Mount: 1RU
      • RS232 setup via front and rear mounted connectors (RJ11 and D9)
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