Overview
The ApisLogik Input metered rack PDU can monitor input parameters in real-time, such as current, voltage, frequency, power factor, power load, energy measurement, temperature, and humidity. The voltage and current accuracy is ±1%. The power and energy accuracy is ±2%. The measured data can be transmitted via the network port.  > See datasheet

Input
Support for IEC60309, NEMA, UK, SCHUKO, HARTING, TEC etc.
Output
Support for C13, C19, C39, NEMA, UK, SCHUKO, IEC self-locking socket.

Hydraulic magnetic circuit breaker
Stable operation in environments with a temperature of 55°C/131°F. Provides respective protection for each branch of output. (Note: Not all models provide hydraulic magnetic circuit breakers)

Hot-swap LED indicator lights
Customers can replace hot-swap LED indicator lights without powering off the system.
(Note: Not all models have hot-swap LED indicator lights)

Mounting method

Toolless mounting peg and bracket mounting, two types of mounting options are
available for selection.

Hot-swap network management meter

Allows users to replace the NMM (Network Management Meter) without shutting down the PDU.
The NMM supports SNMP V1, V2, V3, HTTP, MODBUS, TELNET, WEB, encryption, password,
and authorization options.

Ports and Cascading

Provides 2 RJ45 ports and 2 RJ11 ports. The 2 RJ45 ports, one is a 10/100M port, supporting both Ethernet and RS485 with auto-negotiation. The other port is an RS485 cascading port, supporting 1 master and 19 slave devices to be connected in a cascade. Up to 20 PDUs can share a single IP address. The 2 RJ11 ports consist of 1 temperature and humidity sensor port and 1 leak sensor or smoke sensor port.

LCD display

Allows local access, providing user interactive display of voltage, current or active power, alarms, configuration information, and more.

Alarms and logs

Provides real-time remote monitoring of the output power Load . Alarm thresholds can be configured, and both network and visual alarms are available. The logs include the most
recent events along with their date and time of occurrence. Up to 100 events are stored and
displayed in the logs.