Menu Items

Outlets

Outlet Control You can perform the following Outlet Control Actions on individual

Actionsoutlets or on all accessible outlets as a group (by Master Outlet Control). You can apply a Control Action only to an outlet that is not executing a command.

Item

Definition

 

 

Immediate On

The outlet turns on.

 

 

Immediate Off

The outlet turns off.

 

 

Immediate Reboot

The outlet turns off immediately, waits the outlet’s Reboot

Duration time, and turns on.

 

 

 

Delayed On

The outlet turns on according to its Power On Delay.

 

 

Delayed Off

The outlet turns off according to its Power Off Delay.

 

 

 

All outlets in the group assigned to the outlet user

Sequenced Reboot

immediately turn off. Each outlet then waits the longest

Reboot Duration (in seconds) of any outlet in the group,

 

 

waits its own Power On Delay, and turns on.

 

 

Delayed Reboot

The outlet turns off after its Power Off Delay, waits its own

Reboot Duration, and turns on.

 

 

 

 

Each outlet in the group of accessible outlets does the

 

following:

Delayed Sequenced

1. Waits its own Power Off Delay.

2. Turns off.

Reboot

3. Waits the longest Reboot Duration time (in seconds) of

 

any outlet in the group.

 

4. Waits its own Power On Delay.

 

5. Turns on.

 

 

 

All pending commands are canceled for the outlet(s).

Cancel Pending

Note: The Outlet State appears in orange with an asterisk

Commands

(*), indicating that a command is pending for the

 

outlet(s).

 

 

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APC AP9212, AP9218, AP9211, AP9217 manual Menu Items, Outlets, Definition

AP9212, AP9217, AP9211, AP9218 specifications

The APC AP9217, AP9212, AP9211, and AP9218 are advanced power distribution units (PDUs) designed for efficient power management in data centers and IT environments. Each model is engineered to meet the needs of various applications, ensuring reliable power distribution while maximizing uptime and operational efficiency.

The APC AP9217 is a basic rackmount PDU that offers 24 outlets, making it ideal for distributing power in a server rack. Its robust design features built-in circuit protection to safeguard connected devices from overload, ensuring that power distribution is both safe and reliable. The AP9217 also includes a NEMA L6-30P plug input, making it compatible with a wide range of power supplies.

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