DIGIPDU SMLW-8A-16K, SMLW-8B-15A, SMLW-12A-32L, SMLW-8B-20E, SMLW-12A-16K Operation Manual

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RoHS information

Caution Sign Please read carefully the notes and
instructions in the manual to avoid any personnel injuries or
device damages.

Dangerous Voltage High voltage may exists in this product,
so avoid touching.

A triangle with flash sign and an arrow inside is to alert users
the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the

product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to

constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

Mechanical Grounding

This product complies with RoHS specification.

Safety information

Warning: In order to avoid a fire hazard or risk of electrical shock, do not
expose the product to rain or moisture. Dangerous high voltage exists inside
the device enclosure. Please do not open the enclosure. Only qualified
personnel can perform maintenance of this product.

Important Safety Instructions

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Important Safety Instructions

1. Please comply strictly with all the alarms and operation instructions in this

manual and on the device, and keep this manual properly. Please do not
operate this device prior to reading all the instructions on safety and
operation.

2.Please set the maximum power-off protection allowed by power circuit as

per the rated current information indicated on the device with reference to
the local state rules, safety procedures and disconnector deviation.

3. The unit can only be connected to a grounded power outlet or system.

4. Make sure the total current output of all the connected systems within the

rated current indicated on the device.

5. Replacement with wrong types of battery may result in explosion, and used

batteries should be disposed as per relevant regulations.

6. The test results of this device may be inaccurate giving instable power

supply.

7. Avoid using this device in places near water or moisture environments.
Warning: In order to avoid a fire hazard or risk of electrical shock, do not
expose the product to rain or moisture.

8. Wipe with cry cloth only.

9. Use the attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer only.

10. All repairs and maintenances should be performed by qualified personnel.
The unit should be sent to professional personnel for maintenance
whatever damage it has, such as:

-damage of power cord or plug;

- SpilLCD by liquid or items dropping into the device;

- Failures of device due to exposure to rain or moisture, or fall-off.

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Please do not attempt to maintain this device personally. Open the device
enclosure may expose operators to dangerous voltages or other risks.
Please contact dealers for relevant information.

11. Please avoid any items or liquids entering the device because their contact

with dangerous voltage points or short-circuit parts may cause a fire or
electric shock.

12. For relevant safety signs, please see the device enclosure.

13. Anyone else besides the qualified service personnel shall not adjust or
repair this device.

Notices

The Manufacturer reserves the right to revise and modify the information,
files, and specification forms contained in this manual without giving any notice
in advance. The Manufacturer will not guarantee, express implicitly or explicitly,
or declare legally the content or particularly deny the marketability and
applicability of this product used for a specific purpose. These rules shall also
be applicable to any software sold or authorized by the manufacture
mentioned in this manual.

If the software application was proved to be defected after purchase,
buyers (and non-manufacturers, their deals and buyers) shall assume the
service fees, repair charge, occasional incidents and indirect damages arising
from software defects.

The manufacturer of this device is exempted from the duties of eliminating
radio and/or TV interferences arising from any unauthorized adjustment of this
device, in which users should self-correct such interferences.

The manufacturer is free from any damages arising from incorrect setting
of operation voltage. Users are required to make sure the voltage is correctly
set before use.

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Our factory hereby guarantees to users (buyers) that the product will be
free from any defects due to material or manufacturing technologies within 1
year since being purchased During the warranty period and by virtue of the
purchase proof, our factory will determine the reasons of any failures on its
own to judge if the defect is caused by manufacturing technologies and/or
materials. If so, the defected product or components will be repaired or
replaced without charging any fees for the replaced parts or labor to resume it
to a normal operating state if necessary. Any of the replaced items is of the
functionally equivalent with or even has higher value than the original one, yet
the specific items for such replacement shall be self-determined by the
manufacturer. However, this is not applicable to products with expired warranty,
altered, misused, modified or damaged because of natural disasters or
improper operation.

This warranty will not apply to any defects or discomformity in
product/component due to negligence in installation, use and operation, and/or
improper use by the third party (including but not limited to clients), alteration
without verification with the manufacturer, maintenance inconsistent with the
instructions on the user manual, normal wearing, disassembling, connection of
the product with other incompatible devices or software, change, transfer or
integration of the products with other systems beyond the use purpose
specified by the manufacturer, connection of other incompatible hardware
and/or software with the product, and the virus spread through computer
network, route change, modification or disruption by telecommunication work
staff and/or service provider, maintenance by non-official personnel etc..

If your device is not functioning properly, please contact the service
providers as indicated on the warranty card inside the device package.

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Content

RoHS information ............................................................................................................................... 2

Safety information ............................................................................................................................. 2

Important Safety Instructions ............................................................................................................ 3

Notices ............................................................................................................................................... 4

Content .............................................................................................................................................. 6

Chapter 1 Product Introduction .......................................................................................................... 9

1-1 Product Introduction ..................................................................................................................... 9

1-2 Application scope .......................................................................................................................... 9

1-3 Product features ............................................................................................................................ 9

1-4 System requirements ................................................................................................................... 10

1-5 Hardware Description .................................................................................................................. 11

1-6 Product packaging ....................................................................................................................... 12

Chapter 2 Hardware installation ...................................................................................................... 13

2-1 Horizontal rack installation .......................................................................................................... 13

2-2 Vertical rack installation ............................................................................................................... 14

2-3 Product installation ...................................................................................................................... 15

Chapter 3 Panel operation ............................................................................................................... 16

3-1 Panel description ......................................................................................................................... 16

3-2 Panel operation ........................................................................................................................... 18

Chapter 4 First Operation ................................................................................................................. 20

4-1 Network connection .................................................................................................................... 20

4-2 Setup Wizard ............................................................................................................................... 20

Language selection .................................................................................................................... 21

Account Setting........................................................................................................................... 21

Host setting ................................................................................................................................. 22

DNS setting ................................................................................................................................. 23

Web Server ................................................................................................................................. 24

Time Server Setting ................................................................................................................... 25

Time zone .................................................................................................................................... 26

Time Format ................................................................................................................................ 26

Content

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Overtime setting ......................................................................................................................... 26

Setting completion ...................................................................................................................... 27

4-3 Sign in .......................................................................................................................................... 27

4-4 Main menu .................................................................................................................................. 28

Chapter 5 Monitor ........................................................................................................................... 29

5-1 Peripheral state ............................................................................................................................ 29

Chapter 6 System Setup Menu ......................................................................................................... 31

6-1 Network setting ........................................................................................................................... 31

6-2 E-mail server ................................................................................................................................ 33

6-3 SMS server ................................................................................................................................... 35

6-4 SNMP setting ............................................................................................................................... 38

6-5 SYSLOG Record ............................................................................................................................. 41

6-6 IDCView ....................................................................................................................................... 42

6-7 Peripheral Parameters ................................................................................................................. 44

6-8 Other ............................................................................................................................................ 45

Chapter 7 Firewall menu .................................................................................................................. 46

7-1 IP Filter......................................................................................................................................... 46

7-2 MAC filter ..................................................................................................................................... 47

Chapter 8 Account Management ...................................................................................................... 48

8-1 New User ..................................................................................................................................... 48

8-2 Outlet Authority ........................................................................................................................... 49

8-3 Email ............................................................................................................................................ 50

8-4 SMS .............................................................................................................................................. 51

8-5 Modify Account ........................................................................................................................... 52

8-6 Delete Account ............................................................................................................................ 52

Chapter 9 Time ................................................................................................................................ 53

Chapter 10 Chart Statistics Menu ..................................................................................................... 55

Chapter 11 Event .............................................................................................................................. 56

Chapter 12 Firmware Upgrade ......................................................................................................... 57

12-1 Firmware Upgrade ..................................................................................................................... 57

12-2 Save/Update Profile ................................................................................................................... 59

Chapter 13 IP Search Utility.............................................................................................................. 61

13-1 Windows .................................................................................................................................... 61

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13-2 Java ............................................................................................................................................ 63

Appendix ......................................................................................................................................... 65

Set back to factory default values ...................................................................................................... 65

HTTP Message API example ............................................................................................................... 66

Message format Explanation: ................................................................................................... 68

Product Specification Sheet ............................................................................................................... 69

Product Information .......................................................................................................................... 72

Magnetic ...................................................................................................................................... 72

circuit breakers ........................................................................................................................... 72

Warranty Clause ................................................................................................................................. 73

Chapter 1 Product Introduction

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Chapter 1 Product Introduction

1-1 Product Introduction

DigiPDU SMLW series (hereinafter referred to as SMLW series)
consolidates current monitoring, device temperature monitoring, web page
management, message, e-mail, and SNMP functions together to enable MIS
staff to be informed with the power supply, temperature of equipment, and
thereby to remotely deal with the relevant problems through Internet. In this
way, problems can be solved timely, helping to reduce the losses of
enterprises.

SMLW series allows managers to manage hundreds of SMLW series
products at a single interface through IDCView central control software,
accordingly greatly simplifying the issue of device network IP management.

1-2 Application scope

Power monitoring and management of Computer room and rack.
Power monitoring in the computer centers of various organs and units.
Power control of machinery equipment in plants
Power monitoring of network devices
Power monitoring of other power supply devices

1-3 Product features

LCD panel displays current information, max alarm current, device

temperature and network information.

Five sides button provides upper and lower, left and right to see the

information; the middle button can setup parameter.

Support Multi browser (IE, Mozilla, Firefox, Safari, Opera, and

Netscape).

Web page supports 1024-bit SSL security encryption transmission.
Web Page supports multi-national languages.
Provide guidance daemon to ease users' setting of parameters.
User permission divided into system administrator/manager/ordinary

user.

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Provide multi-group account numbers so that different users can control

different power switch.

Message and email alerts for real-time detection and alarm of important

devices.

Support to send different messages to different email addresses and

message receivers.

Record operations and warning messages, user can check messages

afterward

Build-in chart to search temperature and other relevance info.
IP and MAC filtering to restrict the operation computer of devices.
SYSLOG support

SNMP (V1/ V2/ V3) and SNMP Trap support.
Support Web API.
Support online firmware upgrade to renew equipment functions.

1-4 System requirements

The computer BIOS connecting to the power outlet should support

Wake on LAN or System after AC Back in order to smoothly turn on the
computer power supply.

Use windows operation system (XP, 2000 and above) in order to safely

shut down the computer.

Safe shut-down program should be instalLCD and executed on the

computer (downloaded from web pages or gain from the software CD
attached with the product) .

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1-5 Hardware Description

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RJ45 Ethernet
connected Port

Plug in LAN or Internet cable here.

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Alarm Indicating
Light

Lights remain: Alarming occurred.
Slow-flashing: There was current

overloading.

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Five sides button

Provide LCD switching panel info and
setting parameters.

LCD panel displays current
information, max alarm current,
device temperature and network
information.

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Power Outlet

Power supply

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Main Lead

Device power lead

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Circuit breaker
protection

Prevent power overload and damage
to devices, when circuit breaker
protection trips, press the button on
the breaker protection to return to
normal operation after eliminating
abnormal device power supply.

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Link (Green) /
Network Speed
(Yellow)
Indicating Light

Link : Green: Hardware line working

well this will light up.

Network Speed: Yellow: Lights remain:

100M network speed.

No lights: 10M network speed.

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Buzzer

Buzzer will have bee sounds when
alarm happens.

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1-6 Product packaging

Remote Power Monitor 1pc

Electronic User Manual CD 1pc
Power Cord 1pc

Rack fixer 2pcs Screw 4pcs

If any of the above accessories missed or failed to function normally,
please contact the dealer from whom the product was bought for
replacement.

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Chapter 2 Hardware installation

Please make sure all the units connected are power-off before
installation of the device. Besides, during the installation, please do obey the
Important Safety Instructions.

2-1 Horizontal rack installation

SMLW 8 series provide standard 9-Inch rack for the installation of
devices; Please use the rack installation accessories attached with the
product package (standard accessory for SMLW 8/12/16/24 port)), please
install the accessories to be device, then the device to the rack.

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2-2 Vertical rack installation

SMLW 12/16/24 series provide 0U to be installed on the side of rack. For
installation of the device on the rack, please use the installation accessories
attached with the product package which can be installed on the top or
bottom of the rack.

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2-3 Product installation

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Network port

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LAN or Internet cables

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Computer for operation of this

device

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Power cord of device or device

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Power input cable

For correct operation of this product, make sure to install this device

according to the following table and chart.

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Chapter 3 Panel operation

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LCD panel

Display current info, max current, inner temp and Network info.

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Five sides
button

Upper and lower switching: Switch down to display

current info, max current alarm, and inner temp and Network
info.

Left and right switching: Switching the secondary items

of the above four categories.

Setup: Holding the key for 3 seconds in current info mode

to access alarm setting mode. Please press 3 seconds to
complete it; if not, system will go back to total current
mode.

Zeroing: Press for 3 seconds in max current mode as

alarm had once occurred; the max current record can be
eliminated.

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Alarm

Lights remain: Alarming occurred.

This chapter introduces how SMLW series displays current info and max
current alarm, device temperature and network info through five sides button
as well as the meanings of each part of LCD panels.

3-1 Panel description

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Indicating
Light

Slow-flashing: There was current overloading.

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Buzzer

Buzzer will have bee sounds when alarm happens.

※In web page management, through timeout parameter setting of cycle

key pressing in panel operation area of 6-7 peripheral Parameters, it is

also possible to set LCD menu to return to total power if no subsequent

operation within the seconds set.

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3-2 Panel operation

The first mode of LCD is total current, switching with five sides button
down to show in a regular turn of current info, max current, inner temp and

Network info as below: (Press left of the five sides button, it would show the

opposite detection.)

Press five sides button for left and right side; it would show in a regular
turn of every secondary item.

※ Some of the pictures only use in 30/32A SMLW PDU.

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 When LCD shows the maximum total current record hold the five side

button in the middle for 3 seconds with a long beep to zero the maximal
current records.

 When LCD menu shows current info hold five side button in the middle

for 3 seconds with a long beep to enter alarm current setting. For
modification of alarm current, press to increase the alarm current by 0.5A
in each press. After increasing to the maximal alarm current, the value
will return back to 0.5A again, and this will cycle. Once the alarm current
reaches the wanted value, hold Function for 3 seconds with a "beep" to
end the setting.

 When LCD menu shows network info, hold five side button for 10

seconds with two beeps to enter reset mod. See Set back to factory

default values.

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Chapter 4 First Operation

In this section users can learn how to query devices, IP and how to set
language, account password, network and time zone through daemon.

4-1 Network connection

After the device connects to the network, IP can be acquired
automatically through DHCP server (The device IP will be preset
as192.168.1.10) if there is no DHCP server), the acquired IP can be
displayed by LCD panel (Relevant operation referred to 3-2 Total current and

IP operation) or device IP can be searched by IP Search Utility (Relevant

operation referred to Chapter 13 Search IP Utility).

4-2 Setup Wizard

If the device is First- time- setting or clearing all the parameters by
pressing RESET for 10s, after it connected to the Internet, browser would pop
up Setup Wizard providing language, account, password, network and time
zone.

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Language selection

Currently available in English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chines,
press Next to continue.

Account Setting

This menu is for setting the admin account and password of the device,
all the fields should be filLCD in. Press NEXT to continue.

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Host setting

The product is assigned dynamically (DHCP). To specify a fixed IP
address, please fill in IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway

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DNS setting

 Key in the DNS server, provided by ISP providers, then, you can set

up two DNS servers.

 If you do not know your DNS server address, please check it from

Windows O/S by these steps:
Go to START>ALLPROGRAMS>ACCESSORIES>COMMAND
PROCESSOR>
Please enter: C：\>nslookup> , get DNS Server Address.

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Web Server

 When you link the Net via browser (ex. IE) to SMLW remote power

control, you may have two ways: one is the usual way – HTTP, the other
is a security measure – HTTPS.

 Comment setting-- rolling down for Http or, Https as concern

transmissions.

 If you want a security measure instead of HTTP (The default is 80) or

HTTPS (The default is 443), you can change HTTP port to 8080 for
instance. Then, enter the IP address followed by the new HTTP port
(http://192.168.1.10:8080).

 Click Next as finished.

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Time Server Setting

User can setup device time synchronize with Time Server.

Sync with time server: When this option enabled, device time will synchronize

with time server.

Time Server: Please fill in time server IP address or click to select time server

option list.

Time Server List: It provides many types for user to select. Click “Confirm”

after selected.

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Time zone

Please fill in the time zone where the device is. The system is based on

Greenwich Mean Time, thus; an accuracy setting to time zone may affect the
time record of events and chart.

Time Format

Select the time format to show in the system.

Overtime setting

You may set up operational overtime in this section.

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Setting completion

Press finish and equipment will automatically reboot to update

configurations.

4-3 Sign in

It will show a fixed IP Address after rebooting (User can see IP address

through LCD panel as enabled DHCP, See 3-2 Total cruuent and IP

operation.)

First time login, please key in the default account and password: admin,

admin, and click Confirm.

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4-4 Main menu

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User login information

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Automatically logout Timeout

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System Logout

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Select Tap

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Operation block

After successful login, the web page will display the following operation

menu, each part of which is illustrated as below:

Next chapter will introduce each operation

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Chapter 5 Monitor

At MONITOR tab, users can not only setup overload current, high alarm and
low alarm of total current, branch1 and branch 2 but view relevant peripheral
parameters of total current, branch current, voltage, frequency, power factor,
watts, Kwh and device temp.

5-1 Peripheral state

Display total current, voltage, power factor, device temp and watts; setup

overload current, high alarm and low alarm of total current, branch1 and
branch 2.

(1) Voltage: Display the voltage of the current input power
(2) Frequency: Display the voltage frequency of current input power (only

applicable built-in Wart-hour module).

(3) Power factor: Display the power factor of current input power (only

applicable built-in Wart-hour module).

(4) Device Temperature: Displays the current temperature of the device.

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(5) Power: Display the consumption power value of the current input power.
(6) Total current: Displays the currently total power consumption.
(7) Branch 1 current: Display branch 1 current consumption of the device

(only applicable to 30 /32 A).

(8) Branch 2 current: Display branch 2 current consumption of the device

(only applicable to 30 /32 A).

(9) Wart-hour: Display the consumption wart-hour of the device since the last

zeroing (only applicable built-in Wart-hour module).

Overload current: Input the current value of the overload power, alarms will

be given when the input power current exceeds this alarm value.

High Alarm: Set up the values of high infeed alarm. When current is higher

than you set, the alarm will occur.

Low Alarm: Set up the values of low infeed alarm. When current is lower than

you set, the alarm will occurred.

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Chapter 6 System Setup Menu

In this web page, users can set Network, Email server, Message server,

SNMP, SysLog, IDCView, Serial Port, Peripheral parameters, and other
relevant data.

6-1 Network setting

This menu is mainly for setting the basic data of network.

Enabled DHCP: Use checkbox to enable DHCP. It will assign IP address.
Host: Assign the Network IP address for the power switch.
Subnet Mask: Set up the subnet mask info of this equipment.
Gateway: Set up the gateway port of this equipment.
MAC：Set up the MAC address of this equipment.
Primary DNS Server: Configure the IP and DNS server addresses for

Network Adapter 1.

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Secondary DNS Server: Configure the IP and DNS server addresses for

Network Adapter 2.

Enabled Http: Allow browser to connect with smart monitor by HTTP.
Enabled Https: Allow browser to connect with smart monitor by HTTP

SSL.

Http Port: Provide browser to communicate by HTTP with smart monitor.
Https Port: Provide browser to communicate by HTTP SSL with smart

monitor.

Disable ICMP Response: When Disable ICMP Response check box is

selected, the examination will not be responded.

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Ping Test: Determine whether the device with the IP address or DNS name

you specify is connected to the network.

Click Ping Test will show as below:

Host: Enter the Host IP address for test.

Test: The ping results will be displayed in the Result panel.

Please press “Confirm” to store setup after finished.

6-2 E-mail server

When there is a triggered warning from the setup of this power switch,

this device will send out alert message to the preset email accounts.

Host: It is the Host IP address of the e-mail sending an alarm e-mail when an

event occurs.

Port: It is the port of SMTP mail server. Default is 25.

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SMTP TLS secure connection: Check to enable e-mail encryption.
'From' Address: It will show on the sender text entry box as recipients receipt

the mail.

Subject: It will show on the subject text entry box as recipients receipt the

mail.

SMLWTP Authorization: If mail server needs to identify the user, please

enable the checkbox and setup the account and password.

Username: The account to log in mail server.
Password: The password to log in mail server.

Email Test: After set up the above info, you can send a test mail to make sure

this function is normal.

Click Test, the window will pop up as below:

'Send To' Address: Enter the EMAIL address for test.
Contents: Enter the message for test.

Test: Test result will be displayed at the black area after pressed test button.

Please press “Confirm” to store setup after finished.

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6-3 SMS server

In this section, user can set up the warning message and info to the SMS

server. The protocol here has being supported by many SMS suppliers’ (ISP)

API. System will send out account, password, time, and related info via HTTP
to the SMS server of ISP supplier or preset SMS server.

Host: Host IP address of SMS Server.
Transmission Mode: Follow ISP suppliers’ rules to send out short message

via GET or POST protocol to sender’s server.

Device Name: The name user wants to reveal.
Account: The account to fill in when sending SMS. The same as

@@ACCOUNT@@.

Password: The password to fill in when sending SMS. The same as

@@PASSWORD@@.

Message Format:

We provide “auto bring-in” system with username, password, number, main
host and message content.

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Press the icon on left side of the blank to see message format for reference.

@@DEVICENAME@@ : The device name to show as sending a message.
@@ACCOUNT@@ : The account to send the message.
@@PASSWORD@@ : The password to send the message.
@@GSMNUM@@ : The number to send the message.
@@MSG@@ : Message content to show as sending a message.
@@IP@@ : Device IP to show as sending a message.

Message Format is related to your message content, content may not stay
the same as well.

Cline Save after finishing.

As for the specific application of message server, see HTTP message API

example.

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Message Test: After set up the above info, you can send a test mail to make

sure this function is normal.

Click Test, the window will pop up as below:

Phone Number: Enter your cell phone number for testing.
Content: Enter the message for testing.
Test: Test result will be displayed at the black area after pressed test button.

Please press “Confirm” to store setup after finished.

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6-4 SNMP setting

You can setup SNMP Agent and SNMP Trap in this page.

SNMP v1 / v2c Agent

Enabled v1 / v2 SNMP: Enabled SNMP v1 / v2 Agent.
SNMP Port: Enter Set the destination port. Default is 161.
Read Community: Key in passwords for the Community Name fields.

Default is public.

SNMP Writing: Select the checkbox to enable SNMP Write-in.
Write Community: Key in passwords for the Community Name fields.

Default is private.

SNMP v3 Agent

Enabled v3 SNMP: Enabled SNMP v3 Agent.
User name: The name SNMP v3 command.
Type: There are two types: Read Only, Read and Write.

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Authorization type: There are two types: MD5 or SHA.
Authorization password: The password of authorization type. Used MD5

or SHA.

Private type: There are two types: No or DES.
Private password: Private type password, use DES type. Select DES

type to key in password.

SNMP Device info

sysName: The name displayed on SNMPAgent.
sysContact: The contact displayed on SNMPAgent.
sysLocation: The location displayed on SNMPAgent.

SnmpTrap

Host: The Host IP address of SNMP Trap.
SNMP Trap Port: The phase connects to SNMP Trap. Default is 162.
Authentication String: The authentication string to access SNMP Trap.

Click ADD to continue the setting. To remove it, please presses delete.

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SNMP Test: After set up the above info, you can send a test mail to make

sure this function is normal.
Click Test, the window will pop up as below:

Host: Enter the Host IP address of SNMP Trap Server for testing.
Port: Enter SNMP Server connect port. Default is 162.
Authority String: The authentication string to access SNMP Trap.
Contents: Enter the message for testing.
Test: Test result will be displayed at the black area after pressed test button.

Please press “Confirm” to store setup after finished.

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6-5 SYSLOG Record

Remote Power Manager will send out text message to syslog receiver
(syslog server). Please do as follow:

Host: Enter Syslog Server Host IP.
Port: Enter Connect Port for Syslog Server. Default is 514.

Press Add button to build new data. User can press Delete button to remove
exist data.
Please click Save to store setup data.

Syslog Test: After set up the above info, do the reference to make sure this

function is normal.
Click Syslog Test, the window will pop up as below:

Host: Enter the Host IP address of Syslog server for testing.

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Port: Enter Connect Port for Syslog Server. Default is 514.
Contents: Enter the message for testing.

Test: Test result will be displayed at the black area after pressed test button.

Please press Confirm to store setup after finished.

6-6 IDCView

This menu mainly displays the server data of IDCView events.

IDCView Operation: Arrange the operation authorities to be only for IDCView

system.

Host: Enter IDCView Server Host IP.
Port: Enter Connect Port for IDCView Server.

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IDCview Test: After set up the above info, you can send a test mail to make

sure this function is normal.
Click IDCview Test, the window will pop up as below:

Host: Enter the Host IP address of IDCView server for testing.
Port: Enter Connect Port for IDCView Server.

Test: Test result will be displayed at the black area after pressed test button.

Please press “Confirm” to store setup after finished.

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6-7 Peripheral Parameters

This menu is mainly for setting current, tolerance ranges of temperature

and humidity, power statistics, probe as well as the Panel operating etc..

Infeed / PDU

 Released Load (Range)：You may set up threshold current to avoid

floating power triggered warning reaction. The warning will be

dismissed by system when power current is lower than threshold

current.

Temp & RH Probe

 Temp Scale： You can choose either Celsius or Fahrenheit.
 Released Temp (Range)：You may set up threshold temp.to avoid

floating power triggered warning reaction. The warning will be

dismissed by system when temp is lower than threshold temp.

Power Statistics:

 CO2 Emissions：Setup the CO2 emissions per thousand (1,000)

watts. The unit is counted by kilogram.

 Electricity Bill：Setup the cost per kilowatt hour. The unit is counted

by dollar.

 Already Consumed: Setup experimented value to accumulative total

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data record.

Interface Control (Elite)

 Direction：It can be forward or Reverse.
 Locked or not：It can be locked or unlocked.

 "SET Button" Timeout: Use SET button to view LCD panel: LCD

panel will show the initial picture of first phase automatically as no

operation is processing.

 Locked Time：System will log out automatically after timeout you set

as no operation is processing.

 Timeout：In alarm setting status: LCD panel will show the initial

picture of first phase automatically as no operation is processing.

6-8 Other

This menu is mainly for setting device web page language, operation

timeout and device date format.

General Setting

Language：Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese and English.
"System" Timeout (Min)：This is the lasting time that the device will logout

automatically with no operation is processing.

Time Format：Choose equipment time format. There’s three formats in

drag down list:

 YYYY/MM/DD/HH/MM/SS

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 MM/DD/YYYY/HH/MM/SS
 DD/MM/YYYY/HH/MM/SS

Security Setting

IP Lock-up period (Sec.): The period that such IP has been locked up.
IP Login times: How many times user login.

Click Save after finishing setting.

Chapter 7 Firewall menu

In this tab, you may set up permitted IP or Mac address to access this

remote power manager.

7-1 IP Filter

User can set up permitted IP section in this page.

EnabLCD IP Filter: Allow authorized IP address to access this device.
Allowed IP Address: After key in permitted IP section; please click ADD to

implement this action. To delete a specific IP address, please clicks “X”.

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7-2 MAC filter

This menu is mainly for setting of Network MAC Address having access

to this device.

EnabLCD MAC Filter:：Mark this square to enable Mac filter and press Save

button to store the setting after permitted Mac address was built. System will
reject people who try to access this remote power manager from other Mac
addresses. Unmark the square and press Save button if you expect to cancel
this function.

Allowed MAC Address: Enter permitted MAC number. Please click ADD to

implement this action. To delete a specific IP address, please clicks “X”.

※ MAC blocking feature is only available for local area network; if a router is

used, the original adapter MAC address may be changed.

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Chapter 8 Account Management

This menu allows the administrator to setup 20 sets (max) of authorized

user accounts. It can ADD, Modify and Delete the User account.

8-1 New User

When you click Add, browser will pop up a window for you to set Account,

Password and User Type.

Basic Info: To setup Account, Password and User Type.

Account: The account to login this device.
Password: The password to login this device.
User Level: User authority operation can be grouping into General, Manage

and Administrator as below:

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 General:： Only Switch control is permitted, but not authorized to

change system settings.

 Manage: Parameter setting is permitted, and controllable switch can

be changed.

 Administrator: Administrator can manage the whole network.

8-2 Outlet Authority

Outlet Authority tab is mainly to open up outlet authority to other users

Outlet Authority: It is to grant the authority to created user(s) to manage the

controllable ports by clicking the checkboxes.

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8-3 Email

System would send email when alarm occurred.

Enable alert: Check to open email alarm system informed by email.

‘Send’ To: Informed by mail, please fill the right mail address.

Parameter: Use the checkbox to enable the setting. The system will follow

the warning method you choose.

Infeed: Use the checkbox to enable the setting. When abnormal condition of

infeed happened, system will send a warning message by the way you
command.

Temp: Use the checkbox to enable the setting. When abnormal temperature

occurred, system will send a warning message to manager.

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8-4 SMS

System would send SMS when alarm occurred.

Enable alert: Check to open email alarm system informed by SMS.
Cellphone: Informed by short message, please fill the right cellphone number.
Parameter: Use the checkbox to enable the setting. The system will follow

the warning method you choose.

Infeed: Use the checkbox to enable the setting. When abnormal condition of

infeed happened, system will send a warning message by the way you
command.

Temp: Use the checkbox to enable the setting. When abnormal temperature

occurred, system will send a warning message to manager.

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8-5 Modify Account

Click this icon, , to modify the previous setting. Operation of Alarm,

please see 8-1 Add New Account.

8-6 Delete Account

Click Delete icon; browser will pop up a Confirmation of delete window.

Click Confirm; this Account cannot be utilized any longer.

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Chapter 9 Time

You can setup the time server at this page.

System Time / Device Time：Date and time of the system

Time Synchronization

Time Synchronization：You may either rolling down to select Sync with

computer or Manual Setting.

Time Server Setting

Synchronization with Time Server：Select this time method if you want

the system time of this power switch to be the same as Greenwich Mean
Time (GMT).

Time Server：You can build a new NTP server and then sync with it to be

the same date and time. If not, clicks Time Server List, and chose one
from the drop down list.

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Time Server List：You may have numerous options to select time server

as this device provides, then, click Save to finish it.

Time Zone：The time here is following Greenwich Mean Time as most NTP

servers do. User must adjust the time to be the same with local time.

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Chapter 10 Chart Statistics Menu

This menu is mainly for querying Infeed, Device Temperature, External

Temperature and humidity charts and statistic data.

Category: It provides infeed, device temperature, external temperature and

humidity. (This window will show different screen based on variant version.)
Click Search, you will see the reference date chart as shown in the table,

below:

You can download this data chart by clicking Export button.

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Chapter 11 Event

The web page supports to query the recent 200 logs, including the time,

types and reasons of such logs.

Click on icon, , to list all events by order. The meaning of three
icons is as Refresh, Download and Delete.

Refresh: Click Refresh button to refresh the screen.

Download: Click Download button to save the event log information. The

event log is saved in .txt format.

Delete: Click Delete button to delete the Event logs.

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Chapter 12 Firmware Upgrade

This web page is for upgrading the device firmware and the configuration

files. You can download the latest firmware from the suppliers' web page to
upgrade the firmware of SM series products.

12-1 Firmware Upgrade

The upgrade steps are as follows:
Step 1: Press "Browse".
Step 2: Select the directory of the firmware update files, and then press
"Open".

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Step 3: Press "Upgrade" the web page will upload firmware upgrade files, and

after upload finished, enter firmware update, and then firmware
upgrade will be finished after countdown.

Upgrade will finish after 100 seconds.

When the file you selected is not the correct firmware file, the following

window will be displayed:

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12-2 Save/Update Profile

The steps for saving profiles are as follows:

Step 1: Press "Save".
Step 2: Save the files to the directory specified by you.

The steps for upgrading profiles are as follows:
Step 1: Press "Browse".
Step 2: Select the directory of the configuration files, and then press "Open".

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Step 3: Through the function of Upgrade Profiles, press "Upgrade", the web

page will upload profiles, and then enter the menu of Profile
Upgrade, and then profile upgrade finished after countdown.

When the file you selected is not the correct profiles, the following window will
be displayed:

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Chapter 13 IP Search Utility

13-1 Windows

You can learn how to search the product information reset IP address
and enabLCD or disabLCD DHCP by using IP Search Utility. As the system is
transfer from UDP, you may not seek the IP address by the browser.

When IP Search Utility is proceeding, it will pop up as below:

Adapter: You may have to assign the packet of device. Some version (ex.

Windows 7) can only assign an adapter transferring one packet, as a result;
you may have to assign the adapter in the same domain with your device to
let the system collect.

Product List: Information of internet to this device, introduced as below:

Production: Model number
Firmware: Product Version
DHCP: ‘True’ means IP address is assigned from DHCP
IP Address： IP Address of this device
Netmask： Net mast of the device
Gateway：Gateway of the system

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MAC： MAC of this device
HttpOpen：”True” means, allow browser to connect with this device by

Http.

HttpPort：Provide browser to communicate by HTTP with this device.
HttpsOpen：”True” means, allow browser to connect with this device by

Http SSL.

HttpsPort：Provide browser to communicate by Http SSL with this device.

Modifying data section：To display and modify the info of network, edit space

instruction is shown as below:

DHCP：Use checkbox to enable DHCP. It will assign IP address from

DHCP.

IP：Set up the IP address of the device
Netmask：Net mast of the device
Gateway：Gateway of the device
MAC：Display the MAC value of network.

Refresh：Click Refresh to search the entire devices in this domain. Result will

pop up in the product list window.

Configure：The relevance info will pop up in the edit space as you select the

device from the product list. After editing, press Configure to restore data; the
device will reboot as well.

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13-2 Java

You can learn how through multi-version (eg. Windows、MAC、Linux) to
search the product info, reset IP address and enabled or disabled DHCP by
using IP Search Utility of Java. As the system is transfer from UDP, you may
not seek the IP address by the browser.

When IP Search Utility is proceeding, it will pop up as below:

Adapter: You may have to assign the packet of device. Some version (ex.

Windows 7) can only assign an adapter transferring one packet, as a result;
you may have to assign the adapter in the same domain with your device to
let the system collect.

Product List: Information of internet to this device, introduced as below:

Production: Model number
Firmware: Product Version
DHCP: ”True” means IP address is assigned from DHCP
IP Address： IP Address of this device
Netmask： Net mast of the device
Gateway：Gateway of the system
MAC： MAC of this device

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HttpOpen：”True” means, allow browser to connect with this device by

Http.

HttpPort：Provide browser to communicate by HTTP with this device.
HttpsOpen：”True” means, allow browser to connect with this device by

Http SSL.

HttpsPort：Provide browser to communicate by Http SSL with this device.

Modifying data section：To display and modify the info of network, edit

space instruction is shown as below:

DHCP：Use checkbox to enable DHCP. It will assign IP address from

DHCP.

IP：Set up the IP address of the device
Netmask：Net mast of the device
Gateway：Gateway of the device
MAC：Display the MAC value of network.

Refresh：Click Refresh to search the entire devices in this domain. Result will

pop up in the product list window.

Configure：The relevance info will pop up in the edit space as you select the

device from the product list. After editing, press Configure to restore data; the
device will reboot as well.

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Appendix

Set back to factory default values

Users who forget the network account and password of the product can
press "Reset" to recover to the factory default values, and the device will be
rebooted at the same time.

1. In Network info press five side button for 10 seconds with two beeps to

enter “Set back to factory default values”.

2. Select Reset Account & IP, admin account and password will be set as

admin (add a new account if no admin account), while the function of
IDCView only is cancel. Device IP will be automatically acquired through
DHCP (if no DHCP server, then the device IP should be preset as

192.168.1.10), the acquired IP can be displayed by LCD panel. (for the
relevant operation, see 3-2 Total current and IP operation).

3. Select RESET ALL to clear all the data of the device. (Kilo Watt per Hour

module will also be zeroed if any).

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HTTP Message API example

Required/optional

Tag

Description

Required

depid

Company Code

Required

username

User's Account

Required

password

User's password

Required

dstaddr

Objective gate number, (separated by
commas for delivery to multiple gate
numbers, repeated gate number is not
accepted during each delivery)

Required

SMLWbody

Message content, use standard URL
Encoding

A Message API example of a message service provider is given as below.
The transmission mode is Get in TTP protocol, and the URL format is as
follows:

http://SMLWsip/httpSMLWs.php?Tag=Value&Tag=Value&Tag=Value…

Tag variable list:

Transform the above format into message server parameters, and the menu
is shown as follows:

After message server setup completed, press "Message Test" first to check if
message can be sent normally (For the data setting of message server, see

6-3 message server setting).

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Press the icon on left side of the blank to see message format for reference.

@@DEVICENAME@@ : The device name to show as sending a message.
@@ACCOUNT@@ : The account to send the message.
@@PASSWORD@@ : The password to send the message.
@@GSMLWNUM@@ : The number to send the message.
@@MSG@@ : Message content to show as sending a message.
@@IP@@ : Device IP to show as sending a message.

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Message format Explanation:

Message format

Note

Company code (depid=xxxxxx) &

Required

User's Account (account=@@ACCOUNT@@)&

Required

User's password

(password=@@PASSWORD@@)&

Required

Cellphone number

(dstaddr=@@GSMLWNUM@@)&

Required

Device IP & Message content

(SMLWbody=@@IP@@,@@MSG@@)

This format is changeable

with the content.

depid=xxxxxx&username=@@ACCOUNT@@&password=@@PASSWO
RD@@&dstaddr=@@GSMLWNUM@@&SMLWbody=@@IP@@,@@MS

G@@

If you fill the above info into the Message Format, the system would
automatically bring-in the followings info:

The message will automatically change as the even change.

Use SMS Test to check the system after setup, see 6-3 SMS server.

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Product Specification Sheet

Model number

Input

voltage

Input

Frequency

Output

Max.

current

Max.
output
current

Circuit
breaker
current

SMLW-8A-16K

100-240VAC,
16A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cosΦ
=1

10A

16A

SMLW-8A-32L

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cosΦ
=1

10A

32A

SMLW-8B-15A

100-240VAC,
15A, 1φ

50/60Hz

15A@cosΦ
=1

(UL derated 12
Amp)

10A

15A

SMLW-8B-20E

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

20A@cosΦ
=1

(UL derated 16
Amp)

10A

20A

SMLW-12A-16K

100-240VAC,
16A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cosΦ
=1

10A

16A

SMLW-12A-32L

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cosΦ
=1

10A

32A

SMLW-12B-15A

100-240VAC,
15A, 1φ

50/60Hz

15A@cosΦ
=1

(UL derated 12
Amp)

10A

15A

SMLW-12B-20E

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

20A@cosΦ
=1

(UL derated 16
Amp)

10A

20A

SMLW-16A-16K

100-240VAC,
16A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cosΦ
=1

10A

16A

SMLW-16A-32L

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cosΦ
=1

10A

32A

SMLW-16B-15A

100-240VAC,
15A, 1φ

50/60Hz

15A@cosΦ
=1

(UL derated 12

10A

15A

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Amp)

SMLW-16B-20E

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

20A@cosΦ
=1

(UL derated 16
Amp)

10A

20A

SMLW-16B-30J

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cos
Φ=1

10A

30A

SMLW-16A-16K

100-240VAC,
16A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cosΦ
=1

10A

16A

SMLW-16A-32L

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cosΦ
=1

10A

32A

SMLW-16B-15A

100-240VAC,
15A, 1φ

50/60Hz

15A@cosΦ
=1

(UL derated 12
Amp)

10A

15A

SMLW-16B-20E

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

20A@cosΦ
=1

(UL derated 16
Amp)

10A

20A

SMLW-16B-30I

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cos
Φ=1

10A

30A

SMLW-16S-15A

100-240VAC,
15A, 1φ

50/60Hz

15A@cosΦ
=1

(UL derated 12
Amp)

10A

15A

SMLW-16S-20F

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

20A@cosΦ
=1

(UL derated 16
Amp)

10A

20A

SMLW-16S-30I

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cos
Φ=1

10A

30A

SMLW-24A-16K

100-240VAC,
16A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cosΦ
=1

10A

16A

SMLW-24A-32L

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cosΦ
=1

10A

32A

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SMLW-24B-15A

100-240VAC,
15A, 1φ

50/60Hz

15A@cosΦ
=1

(UL derated 12
Amp)

10A

15A

SMLW-24B-20E

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

20A@cosΦ
=1

(UL derated 16
Amp)

10A

20A

SMLW-24B-30I

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cos
Φ=1

10A

30A

SMLW-24P-16K

100-240VAC,
16A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cosΦ
=1

10A

16A

SMLW-24P-20F

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

20A@cosΦ
=1

(UL derated 16
Amp)

10A

20A

SMLW-24P-30I

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cos
Φ=1

10A

30A

SMLW-24P-32L

100-240VAC,
20A, 1φ

50/60Hz

16A@cosΦ
=1

10A

32A

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Product Information

HotSwap IP

PDU

Specification

Aluminum

Case

(8 port)

Aluminum Case

(12 port)

Aluminum Case

(16 port)

Iron Case

(16/24 port)

Power Input

NEMA

L5L6-30P

/ IEC 60930 /

OEM acceptable

NEMA L5L6-30P

/ IEC 60930 /

OEM acceptable

NEMA L5L6-30P

/ IEC 60930 /

OEM acceptable

NEMA L5L6-30P

/ IEC 60930 /

OEM acceptable

Outlet

NEMA 5-15R /

IEC320 C13

NEMA 5-15R /

IEC320 C13

NEMA 5-15R

/ IEC320 C13

NEMA 5-15R

/ IEC320 C13

Power Input

Voltage

100-240 VAC /

200-240 VAC

50/60 Hz

100-240 VAC /

200-240 VAC

50/60 Hz

100-240 VAC /

200-240 VAC

50/60 Hz

100-240 VAC /

200-240 VAC

50/60 Hz

Operating

Temp

0-35°C

0-35°C

0-35°C

0-35°C

Operating

Humidity

0-95%

0-95%

0-95%

0-95%

Storage Temp

0-60°C

0-60°C

0-60°C

0-60°C

RJ 45

Daisy-Chain

Interface

1 1 1

1

Circuit

Breakers

Thermal

circuit breaker

Thermal

circuit breaker

Thermal

circuit breaker

Magnetic

circuit breakers

Display Panel

LCD

LCD

LCD

LCD

Minimum

current

resolution

0.1A

0.1A

0.1A

0.1A

Detection of

Current rating

+/-1%、+/-0.1A

+/-1%、+/-0.1A

+/-1%、+/-0.1A

+/-1%、+/-0.1A

Dimension:

mm

(W*D*H)

445 x 43 x 43

748 x 43 x 43

845 x 43 x 43

1075 x 50 x 44

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Warranty Clause

The warranty period to this product is one year (twelve months). In this

period, if product failure happened and caused by defective parts or

assembly, please contact with your local distributor for repairing or

replacing, however; refund requirement is not included. Repairing inquiry

for this product will not be accepted without proof of purchase.

Please use original package or the same protect level package to send

the product back. The proof of purchase must be attached inside the

package and RMA number should be listed clearly on the box. The

warranty will be invalid if serial number on product label was removed or

revised.

Exclusions:
 Appearance damages, natural disasters, accident or misused or abuse, or

modifications to the product, use of the product other than for its normal,

or any other cause beyond the range of the intended use.
 Incorrect operations, improper installation, connected to improper

appliance or the damage that repair by anyone other than an approved

agent.

 Sell to third-party in normal or defective condition.
 We are not liable for any costs, such as exceed the selling price of this

product.
 In no event shall we be liable for any form of special, incidental, indirect or

consequential damages to the loss of product, software or data.
 Also not liable for , to in lieu of as damage or payment to recover or rebuilt

any data or program as unlimited damage to loss of data, loss of profits,

loss of revenue, loss of credibility, loss of equipment, loss of property.

The product supplier shall not guarantee, express, imply, or statutory
declare to product itself, document contents, purposes of product usage,
and all software the product must work with, so as to deny quality,
performance, merchantability, and fitness for a particular purpose.

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Product manufacturer keeps the rights of the modification and upgrade on

software and documents, and is not liable to inform any party about any

modified or updated contents.

If you want to know more about information of extended warranty, please

contact you’re your local distributor.