Name: Server Technology PRO2 Smart PDU C2S36TE-DFME2M99 - Primary - power distribution unit (rack-mountable) - AC 208 V - 14.4 kW -
SKU: 321645

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Server Technology PRO2 Smart PDU C2S36TE-DFME2M99 - Primary - power distribution unit (rack-mountable) - AC 208 V - 14.4 kW - 3-phase - Ethernet 10/100, RS-232 - input: CS8365 - output connectors: 36 (18 x IEC 60320 C13, 18 x IEC 60320 Cx)

Network monitoring
Gain access to valuable data through connections including HTTP(S), SSH, Telnet, SNMP, (S)FTP, SMTP, Syslog, LDAP(S), RS-232 serial, and more.
Hot-swap network card
Network access is ensured when power is lost to the primary unit with backup power provided by the primary link unit.
Star multilinking
Provides the ability to link up to four power circuits using one IP address. Primary link provides backup power to network card.
Temperature / humidity monitoring
Primary and link units each support two external probes. Receive SNMP-based alerts and email notifications.
Auto-flip current display
Easy-to-read LEDs display current per phase to help prevent overloads and simplify three-phase load balancing in high-density cabinets.
Per-inlet power sensing
PIPS includes voltage, active power, apparent power, power factor, and energy.
Branch current monitoring
PRO2 monitors current at each breaker branch and provides SNMP-based alerts and emails on high usage that risks a tripped circuit.
Alternating-phase outlets
3-phase power is wired in an alternating fashion per outlet for simplified load balancing, reduced cord lengths, and better airflow.
High-retention locking outlets
Receptacles have high retention and are compatible with P-Lock type power cords.

The Server Technology PRO2 Smart PDU provides local LED input current monitoring, allowing IT personnel to determine safe levels of loading on a per-phase basis while installing equipment into the rack / cabinet. The integral PIPS technology provides accurate measurement of current, voltage, active power, apparent power, power factor, crest factor, and accumulated energy at the input. These power data points are accessible through the built-in web and CLI interfaces as well as through SNMP.