Remote Power Control / Voltage-Free Contact Output Network-Compatible PDU5005
Remote Power Control / Voltage-Free Contact Output Network-Compatible PDU-5005
A device for controlling the power and signals of computers and communication equipment from a remote location via Ethernet LAN/WAN.
It has two independently controllable voltage-free contact outputs (A and B contacts for each system), allowing remote control of power supply and control signal ON/OFF with a maximum of AC250V 5A and DC30V 5A. When power is supplied, it has the function to send WOL packets (via LAN) for computer startup. It also has the capability to set an operating schedule for automatic operation. In the event of a hang-up of communication devices, it can send power reboot or reset signals. Additionally, it can be controlled from network management software such as HP Software (formerly OpenView) via rsh or SNMP. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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basic information
PDU-5005 Non-voltage contact output type. The output features highly reliable gold-plated (flash) non-voltage contacts with a latching function. It is also ideal for controlling small currents. ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Applications/Examples of results
【Usage】 ○ Control power and signals of computers and communication devices from remote locations. ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
Line up（4）
| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| PDU-5160／5260／5360 | Large capacity type |
| PDU-5160S／5260S | Large capacity (automatic shutdown support) type |
| PDU-5115S | Medium capacity (automatic shutdown support) type |
| PDU-5005 | No-voltage contact output type |
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Company information
In the 1990s, during the era of UNIX, we developed an automatic shutdown device as a countermeasure for troubles associated with shutdown processes. We focused on the development of network-related devices centered around Embedded Linux. As we entered the 2000s, we aimed to network all devices and announced solutions for integrated management and control. Even now, through the development of unique products such as intelligent UPS, network warning lights, and LoRa wireless sensing systems, we provide advanced cutting-edge technology in a safe and easy-to-use manner, contributing to the bottom-up of IT infrastructure. Additionally, ISAI leverages its extensive experience in power management for various servers in large-scale core systems and automated system operations to offer a wealth of technology related to system operations, from remote monitoring and device control over the network to the operation, monitoring, and management of power supplies (including UPS).