Leverage the investment of your existing serial-console-access products and KVM switches by integrating Bay-SPDU for complete power control.

Bay- SPDU integrates with any device with a bi-directional serial port, to allow remote power management features through the serial device.

Use any existing Input Serial Devices or console-port switches (such as SERIMUX), IP-enabled KVM switches (such as Phantom MXIP and Smart CAT5 16-IP) terminal server, multi-platform KVM switch (such as DX, or Phantom Specter), KVM switch with Serial Converter, PC, laptop or environmental manager, to access and control each SPDU.

All power outlets are individually addressable, and can be assigned meaningful names for easy access.  Each outlet can be individually managed (power on/off or reboot).

In the event of a power failure to the unit itself, Bay-SPDU retains the most current operational status for each outlet in non-volatile memory. When Bay-SPDU regains power it restores each outlet to those status settings.

The power-up routine to each receptacle is performed sequentially to minimize power surges, preventing an in-rush power overload. When power is suspended and restored to the PDU, the outlets power-up in four-second intervals.  The power-up sequencing feature precludes all outlets from powering-on all attached devices at once, averting a power overload spike and a blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker in your data center.

• Integrates into your existing serial-console-port management system
  
  
• Integrates with KVM switches and KVM-access-over-IP appliances
  
  
• Individually control each power outlet (or all receptacles collectively) to remotely reboot servers and network appliances
  
  
• Reboot, turn on, or turn off equipment from anywhere in the world
  
  
• Power-off unused power outlets to prevent unauthorized power consumption
  
  
• Assign programmable and meaningful names to each receptacle
  
  
• Monitor and control power using existing NMS software
  
  
• Retains receptacle status during and after power loss
  
  
• User authentication for added security
  
  
• Monitor circuit breaker trip status
  
  
• 15, 20, or 30-Amp power input feed
  
  
• Straight-blade or twist-lock plugs
  
  
• Zero-U or rack-mount models