Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Thinkstar
Remotely control four AC outlets via web browser with 90–230 VAC input and 8 A output per port
The Thinkstar IP9258T is a four-outlet AC power distribution unit designed for remote management of connected equipment. Network administrators and IT professionals can switch or query power status from any standard web browser over LAN or the internet without installing proprietary software. It targets server rooms, networking closets and surveillance installations that need centralised outlet control.
Each of the four NEMA 5 outlets delivers up to 8 A whether the supply is 100 VAC or 240 VAC, while the unit accepts a wide 90–230 VAC input range. A standard 15 A IEC power cord (sold separately) connects the PDU to the mains. Front-panel LEDs show the on/off state of every outlet and a hardware reset button provides local recovery.
Under continuous load the PDU maintains steady outlet switching and status reporting through its embedded web interface. The 9-pin serial port offers an alternative management path for automation scripts or console-server access. Regulatory approvals include FCC, CE, C-Tick and RoHS, confirming compliance for ongoing deployment in listed regions.
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Each outlet can supply up to 8 amps at either 100 VAC or 240 VAC, so the total connected load must stay within that limit per port.
The unit provides a built-in web interface accessible through a standard Ethernet connection, allowing browser-based control over LAN or the internet.
The front panel includes a power reset button, four LED status indicators and a 9-pin serial port, but no rack ears or mounting brackets are mentioned.
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