PowerPDU 4PS is a smart PDU (Power Distribution Unit) with four power outlets (4x IEC-320C13). Each output can be
switched off and on over the web, the NETIO cloud service, or with a mobile app. Open API enables integration into
3rd systems using a wide range of protocols (http JSON, Modbus/TCP, SNMP, MQTT-flex, Telnet).
Each of thefour outputs can be independently controlled from the product web interface(switched off/on or power-cycled).
To switch the outputs on in a sequence, a power-up delay interval can be configured for each output.
NETIO PowerPDU 4PS can be mounted in 19” rack cabinets – horizontally, vertically, or as a 1U device.
The NETIO Mobile2 app controls each output individually over LAN (local network) or NETIO Cloud.
NETIO Cloud is a SSL-secured service for controlling the outputs from anywhere (Web or Cloud API).
Open API allows controlling the outputs over the network using various protocols (httpXML/JSON,
Modbus/TCP,MQTT, SNMP, Telnet and more... ). AV drivers make it easy to connect NETIO sockets to
professional Audio/Video control systems such as Neets, Crestr on,Control4 and more.
The Scheduler function (calendar) - time based switching.
- LAN (Ethernet)
- 4x IEC-320 C13 / 10A output
- ZVS – Zero Voltage Switching
- Open API (10 protocols, M2M API)
- Can be controlled with a mobile app
- Supports NETIO Cloud
PowerPDU 110/230V, 4 x IEC-320 C13 outlets, LAN interface
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