Industrial-grade supervisory power controller and telemetry management terminal enabling precision metering, rectifier fleet dispatch, and multi-protocol integration.
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Industrial-grade supervisory power controller and telemetry management terminal enabling precision metering, rectifier fleet dispatch, and multi-protocol integration.
Resolves power grid instability, branch circuit metering latency, battery bank premature aging, and unattended facility management challenges.
Ideal for enterprise cloud data centers, high-voltage utility substations, telecommunications central offices, and industrial automation.
| Key specifications | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 220 × 140 × 45 mm |
| Processor Architecture | 32-Bit ARM RISC |
| Internal Fieldbus Ports | Dual CAN2.0B Ports |
| Physical Ports | 10/100M Ethernet + Isolated RS485 |
| Display Interface | External 7-Inch Color HMI |
| Network Protocol Suite | SNMPv1/v2c/v3, Modbus-TCP, HTTP |
| Event Log Capacity | 10,000+ Non-Volatile Logs |
| Alarm Relay Outputs | 4 Programmable Relays (250V/5A) |
| Operating Temperature Range | -25°C to +70°C |
| Input Voltage Range | 85V-264VAC / 90V-370VDC |
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Industrial-grade supervisory power controller and telemetry management terminal enabling precision metering, rectifier fleet dispatch, and multi-protocol integration.
Industrial-grade supervisory power controller and telemetry management terminal enabling precision metering, rectifier fleet dispatch, and multi-protocol integration.
Industrial-grade supervisory power controller and telemetry management terminal enabling precision metering, rectifier fleet dispatch, and multi-protocol integration.
The Vertiv PDU-CP8853 is an enterprise-class intelligent rack power distribution unit (rPDU) tailored for high-density compute and mission-critical cloud cabinets. Designed for Zero-U vertical installation with a 32A single-phase input, it features locking IEC C13/C19 outlets, branch-level power metering, environmental sensor cascading, and remote per-outlet power cycling.
