SurgeX SX-AX20E-15 Axess ELITE 8 Receptacle IP Connected Surge Eliminator/Power Conditioner, 1RU, 120V/20A

The SurgeX SX - AX20E - 15 Axess ELITE is a top - notch power management system. It offers remote access and control of the power consumed by your devices. With this system, you can switch devices between different power modes according to their performance needs, allowing technicians to manage installations remotely and reduce service calls. Key Features: - IP - enabled two - way communication for seamless interaction. - Real - time display of power and energy usage, so you always know what's going on. - Collection of rack temperature, voltage, and current draw data for comprehensive monitoring. - A log file for in - depth analysis. - Non - sacrificial components for long - lasting performance. - Advanced Series Mode surge elimination technology to protect your devices. - An Impedance Tolerant EMI/RFI Filter to reduce interference. - COUVS catastrophic over/under voltage shutdown for safety. - SurgeX ICE inrush current elimination to prevent power spikes. - A magnetic shielding steel enclosure for extra protection. Technical Specifications: - Plug Config.: 120A / 120V 15ft. Cord - Outlet Config.: 8 Outlets (6 x 5 - 15R, 2 x 5 - 20R) - Rack Size: 1 RU

Using the SurgeX SX - AX20E - 15 Axess ELITE is easy. First, connect the 15 - foot cord to a suitable power source with the right voltage. Then, plug your devices into the 8 outlets according to their power requirements. You can use the 5 - 15R outlets for most standard devices and the 5 - 20R outlets for higher - power ones. To access the remote monitoring and control features, make sure your device is connected to the same network as the SurgeX system. Through the IP - enabled two - way communication, you can view real - time power and energy usage, as well as rack temperature, voltage, and current draw. When it comes to maintenance, keep the magnetic shielding steel enclosure clean and free from dust. Check the log file regularly to monitor the system's performance. If you notice any abnormal readings or issues, such as over/under voltage warnings, it's a good idea to check your power source and devices. Also, don't overload the outlets. Each outlet has a specific power limit, so make sure the total power of the connected devices doesn't exceed the system's capacity.