Avocent PM IPDU manual Circuit breaker trip time

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Circuit breaker trip time

Depending on the model, the PM IPDU uses either one 10 amp, one 20 amp, two 15 amp, or two 16 amp circuit breakers. Table C.5 shows the circuit breaker trip time for all PM IPDU models except the PM42 IPDU.

Table C.5: Circuit Breaker Trip Time

Current Load

Trip Time

 

 

200%

5-30 seconds

 

 

300%

1.8-10 seconds

 

 

400%

0.9-5 seconds

 

 

500%

0.5-3.3 seconds

 

 

600%

0.38-2.3 seconds

 

 

800%

0.2-1.3 seconds

 

 

1000%

0.15-0.9 seconds

 

 

Table C.6: PM42 IPDU Shutdown Time

 

 

 

Current Load

Complete Shutdown Time

 

 

> 32A on any single phase

3.5 seconds

 

 

CAUTION: Do not pull a plug with a live electrical load from an outlet on the PM IPDU. This can cause damage to your equipment. The off command provides a means to safely turn off the power to the selected outlet before pulling the plug from the outlet.

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PM IPDU specifications

Avocent PM IPDU (Intelligent Power Distribution Unit) is a cutting-edge solution designed for efficient power management and monitoring in data centers and IT environments. These devices are essential for businesses aiming to optimize power consumption, enhance uptime, and improve overall operational efficiency.

One of the primary features of the Avocent PM IPDU is its ability to provide real-time monitoring of power usage at the outlet level. This granularity allows IT professionals to track the power consumption of individual devices and make informed decisions regarding resource allocation and load balancing. The device supports multiple power distribution configurations, making it versatile enough to suit a variety of setups.

Incorporating advanced technologies, the Avocent PM IPDU supports intelligent alerts and notifications, enabling proactive management of potential power-related issues. Users can configure customizable thresholds for power consumption, and the system will automatically send alerts if these thresholds are breached. This proactive approach helps in minimizing downtime and averting potential outages.

Another notable characteristic is the comprehensive remote management capabilities of the Avocent PM IPDU. Users can access the unit's management interface via a web-based portal, which provides intuitive dashboards displaying real-time data on power usage, temperature, and environmental conditions. This remote access feature is essential for IT teams managing distributed environments or multi-site operations, as it facilitates quick and effective responses to power concerns.

The Avocent PM IPDU also integrates seamlessly with existing management systems, offering compatibility with various standards and protocols. This interoperability ensures that organizations can leverage their current infrastructure while enhancing their power management capabilities. Additionally, the unit supports power metering and reporting features, enabling detailed analysis of energy consumption trends over time.

Furthermore, Avocent PM IPDU models come equipped with features such as outlet-level control, allowing IT administrators to perform remote power cycling, thus increasing operational efficiency and reducing the need for on-site visits. The units are designed with robust security features, including customizable user permissions and encryption protocols, ensuring that power management operations are protected from unauthorized access.

Overall, the Avocent PM IPDU is an essential tool for organizations striving to improve their power management practices. With its advanced monitoring, remote management capabilities, and robust security features, it is well-suited for modern data center environments where efficiency, reliability, and operational effectiveness are paramount.