Overview

The A45 Nova series combines intelligent power distribution in a compact design.

The ApisLogik Metered by Outlet with Switching rack PDU provides complete energy & power metering, environmental monitoring, remote outlet level monitoring and switching, and outlet sequence power-up, outlet over-current protection. The accuracy of metering is ±0.5% for metering the outlet level voltage and current, and ±1% for measuring the active power and energy. The measured data can be transmitted via the network port. All modules are designed to be hot-swappable.

Input connectors/plugs

Support for IEC 60309, NEMA, UK, SCHUKO, HARTING, TEC.

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 140°F/60°C. Provides respective protection for each branch of output.

Hot-swap LED indicator lights

Customers can replace hot-swap LED indicator lights without powering off the system.

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 4 RJ45 ports, 2 of these being Gigabit (10/100/1000 Mbps) adaptive Ethernet ports: 1 for sensor port supporting up to 6 types of digital sensors, and the other one for RPS (Redundant Power Supply). Up to 64 units share a single "daisy-chain” Ethernet connection via RJ45, and supports redundancy.

LCD display

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

Alarms and logs

ApisLogik Metered by Outlet with Switching rack PDU provides real-time & remote monitoring connected loads. Configurable alarm thresholds that provide network and visual alarm to help avoid circuit overloads. In the log records, events will be arranged by date and time, with support for displaying up to 10,000 of the most recent event entries.