Network-based device for switching on/off 230 VAC equipment. With lock-up control. Energy meter

Turn equipment on and off via the network - "IP ping Watch dog" for auto-reset of equipment, energy meter - 230VAC

Name: Turn equipment on and off via the network - "IP ping Watch dog" for auto-reset of equipment, energy meter - 230VAC
Brand: Danbit A/S
SKU: NPOWER1+
Price: 1256 DKK
Availability: InStock

Product number NPOWER1+Category Remote Control via network / PDU

1,256.00 kr

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Network-based device for switching on/off 230 VAC equipment.

Web server built-in - password protected

Can ping a stable IP address and if there is no response - turn equipment off and on

Timetable for on and off - scheduler

Mains socket is SCHUKO

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Specifications

Dimensioner	85 x 85 x 85 mm (H x B x D)
Forsyning	Tilsluttes 230 VAC. Maks. belastning er 1920 watt (ca. 8 A)
Watchdog	Watchdog genstarter apparatet ved manglende respons. Der kan indstilles 1 – 9.999 sek. mellem hvert ”ping” eller http forespørgsel før genstart. Udgangen kan også tændes og slukkes ud fra en tidstabel.

The power supply for 230 VAC devices can be controlled with the NPOWER1+ which is inserted between the power supply and the device. From any PC on the local network (or over the Internet), the relay in the NPOWER1+ can be switched on and off.

The device is operated by entering the IP address of the NPOWER1+ in a Web browser, after which a built-in homepage (web server) appears. It can possibly be used to restart equipment that may be locked, such as routers and PCs. In this way, it is easy to restart, for example, a locked server and with the Watchdog timer function an ADSL cable modem or router, if it does not receive a response from the Internet.

Remote control of 230 VAC supply via local and internet.

10/100 Mbit Ethernet connection with RJ45 connector.

Supports HTTP, TCP/IP, SNMP, DHCP, DDNS and NTP protocols.

NOTE: Rebooting equipment or turning it on/off via the Internet requires a known IP address - either a fixed one or you can use Dynamic DNS (DDNS). This requires that the router supports DDNS, which works in such a way that the router contacts the DDNS provider (e.g. dyndns.dk) and provides its current dynamic IP address, after which the DDNS server associates the dynamic IP address with a fixed web address, e.g. "minkonto.dyndns.dk" or "www.mitdomæne.dk/npower1". To use this function, an account must be created with dyndns.dk or other DDNS providers.

It also requires that the selected port in NPOWER1+ be forwarded to NPOWER1+'s internal IP address in the router.