System Manages Redundant Power

Feb. 1, 2000
The DM2000 Power Systems Digital Monitor is a rack-mounted, µP-based power management system that controls, tests and monitors critical operations of redundant power equipment. The unit allows automatic or manual battery testing with capacity

The DM2000 Power Systems Digital Monitor is a rack-mounted, µP-based power management system that controls, tests and monitors critical operations of redundant power equipment. The unit allows automatic or manual battery testing with capacity and time-to-run predictions, offers user configurable alarm settings, and is fully password protected, building a history log that indicates the time, date and nature of the last 40 fault events. It also offers temperature-compensated float voltage control. The unit can export data in a common delimited file format for easy integration into a network management system. Access is accomplished by use of unit's LCD, by an RS-232 link to a local PC, or through a remote dedicated network connection.

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