SANUPS T11A/T11B
These power supply units can remotely manage and control the power of network equipment.
Remotely Control Output Outlets
From a web browser(1), SSH (Secure Shell), Telnet, or SNMP, users can remotely set delay times for each output outlet (up to 8 outlets)
and automatically input, shutdown, and reset outputs in a desired sequence.
Power schedules can be set for each outlet so unnecessary power consumption can be controlled. Also, because it supports NTP,
it is not necessary to set the clock.
Computers or workstations can be start-up by using shutdown controls or Wake-on-LAN (WoL) signals.
(1) Applications are launched by Java Web Start or Java applets from a web browser.
UPS Integration
Combined with a UPS, users can safely shut down computers or workstation during power outages.
After all power outlets have been turned off, the UPS can be stopped. Users can also set outlets to automatically turn back one once power is restored.
Alarm emails can to be sent to specified computer or mobile devices when a problem, such as a power failure, has changed the UPS status.
Monitor And Manage Connected Devices
Ping response or RS-232C control signals can be used for fault monitoring in connected devices. If a fault is detected, the user will be notified with details via email or SNMP trap. Users may also do an automatic recovery by issuing a power reset.
Power supply status can be monitored on their computer or mobile device.
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Model no. |
Rated input voltage[V] |
No. of output phases/wires |
Rated output voltage[V] |
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100 |
Single-phase 2-wire |
100 |
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200 to 240 |
Single-phase 2-wire |
200 to 240 |
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200 to 240 |
Single-phase 2-wire |
200 to 240 |
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100 |
Single-phase 2-wire |
100 |
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200 to 240 |
Single-phase 2-wire |
200 to 240 |
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200 to 240 |
Single-phase 2-wire |
200 to 240 |
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