- Current per feed
- 10A ~ 32A
- Working voltage
- 110V ~ 250V AC
- Frequency
- 50Hz ~ 60Hz
- Local display
- Industrial OLED
- Reporting
- SNMP / Modbus
Home Industries Server room
Server room
A reading anyone on site can take
An equipment room is usually unattended until something trips. The unit carries an industrial OLED that shows IP address, current, voltage, power, energy and the main switch state at the cabinet, and the same register set leaves over Ethernet for whoever is not standing in front of it.
Local readout
What the OLED shows at the cabinet
A server room rarely has a monitoring screen on the wall. The panel on the unit answers the question a technician actually arrives with, and it does so without a login: the address the unit answers on, the load it is carrying, and whether the main switch is closed.
- IP address
- 10/100M port
- Current
- 0.1A scale
- Voltage
- 1V scale
- Active power
- +/-1%
- Energy
- 0.1 kWh scale
- Main switch
- Open / closed
- Reading a technician takes first current per feed
- Reading that explains a trip main switch state
- Reading a landlord asks for energy per line
Parameters the room is checked against
Server room line sheet
Every row below is a value a small equipment room is actually planned around: what one feed can carry, what the meter window tolerates, and what the outlet rank has to hand out.
| Parameter | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Working voltage | 110V ~ 250V AC | Single-phase feeds |
| Working frequency | 50Hz ~ 60Hz | Both nominal supplies |
| Input current | 10A ~ 32A | Per feed, matched to the breaker |
| Output current | 10A ~ 16A | Per outlet group |
| Outlet types | IEC C13 / C19 | 10A and 16A bodies |
| Metering accuracy | +/-1% | Current, voltage and power |
| Voltage scale, meter | 1V | Range 90V ~ 350V |
| Current scale, meter | 0.1A | +/-1% + 1 digit |
| Energy register | 1 grade, 0.1 kWh | Billing-grade total energy |
| Basic protection | Breaker, 1P to 3P | Rating set per feed |
| Mounting | 1U horizontal / vertical | Zero-U keeps rack units free |
A server room has less headroom than a data hall row, so the two decisions that matter are current per feed and where the unit is mounted. A vertical unit takes no rack units and puts the outlet rank where the cables already run.
Surge protection sits on the wide-input path at 180 ~ 265V. On a site where the supply sags before a generator takes over, that path is the difference between a logged event and a dropped cabinet.Cabinet
Breaker
Outlets
Current
Metering
Network
Register grid
Readings a room this size needs
Each cell is one register group on the reporting line. A small room does not need per-outlet billing on every cabinet, but it does need to know which feed is close to its breaker.
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Input current 0.1A Per feed, 10A to 32A range. +/-1% + 1 digit on the reported figure.
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Voltage 1V Working window 110V ~ 250V AC, meter window 90V ~ 350V.
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Active power +/-1% Reported alongside current and voltage on the same line.
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Energy 0.1 kWh 1 grade register, so a landlord reading and a tenant reading come from one source.
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Cabinet ambient 1°C Sensor range -30°C ~ 100°C, humidity 1% ~ 99%.
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Data path 10/100M Ethernet plus one RS485 port. SNMP and Modbus, embedded web server, SMTP alerts.
Send the rack
Cabinet, feed current, outlet mix
Tell us how many rack units you can give up, what the feed breaker is rated at, and whether the room has a network point. The reply is a configured quotation with a per-line specification sheet, in English.
Inquiries are answered within 12 business hours. Mounting orientation and outline drawings come back with the quotation.