Rack Remote Power NBB-1600-D20 :Dual 20-Amp Input, 120V AC, 16-Outlets, NEMA 5-15 (Model:NBB-1600-D20 )

NBB Series Network Boot Bars for Remote Power Management (Vertical)

Servers, routers, and other electronic equipment sometimes "lock-up," often requiring a service call to a remote site just to flip the power switch to perform a simple reboot. NBB-Series Remote Power Management Switches give you the ability to perform this function from anywhere; just point your browser to the IP address of any IPS-Series unit, enter the secure user name and password, and you're just a click away from remote power On, Off or Reboot!

Model	Output Receptacles	Voltage	Dual Output	Total Output	Input Power Cords	Input Panel	Regulatory
NBB-1600	(16)NEMA 5-15R	120V	15 Amps	30 Amps	(2) Included	IEC320-C14	UL
NBB-1600-D20	(16)NEMA 5-15R	120V	20 Amps	40 Amps	$50/Set	IEC320-C20	UL
NBB-1600E-D20	(16)IEC320-C13	208V	20 Amps	40 Amps	$50/Set	IEC320-C20	UL
NBB-1600-CE	(16)IEC320-C13	230V	10 Amps	20 Amps	N/A	IEC320-C14	CE
NBB-1600CE-D16	(16)IEC320-C13	230V	16 Amps	32 Amps	N/A	IEC320-C20	CE

Two Convenient User Interfaces
The IPS provides two convenient methods for accessing configuration and switching functions; The Web Browser Interface and the Command Line Interface.

The Web Browser Interface consists of a series of simple, easy-to-use web page menus that allow you to select configuration parameters or initiate switching operations using your TCP/IP network and a JavaScript enabled web browser.

The Command Line Interface is an ASCII menu system, which allows you to configure and operate the IPS via telnet over TCP/IP network, via modem connection or via local PC using a terminal program such as Hyperterminal or TeraTerm.

Security and Co-Location Features
Access to the IPS command mode is password protected to prevent unauthorized users from invoking sensitive switching and configuration functions. Both the Web Browser Interface and Command Line Interface require the user to enter a password before allowing access. Telnet control can be user-defined to a discrete TCP port, or completely turned off to ensure that no unprotected port is present.

The IPS also features two different levels of operational passwords; the System Administrator Level and the User Level. The System Level provides access to all configuration and switching functions, while the User Level is limited to switching functions only. Each outlet can have a unique User Level password, and each user can either be allowed to control all plugs, or restricted to specific plugs selected by the Administrator.

Easy to Configure, Easy to Use
The IPS can be configured via network, via modem, or locally via the serial console port. Easy to master, user-friendly menus and commands let you assign a location name, set system parameters and view plug status. Outlets can be switched on, off, rebooted or set to user-defined default status using plug numbers or names.

Reliability and Support
The IPS is built in the USA and backed by a five year warranty. NetReach products are installed in thousands of network sites world wide. Our customers know they can depend on WTI for superior quality and reliability for their most mission-critical operations.

Features:

Dual Power Circuits: Up to 20 Amp Models
Total Up to 40-Amps Maximum Load

8 or 16 Individual Switched Outlets

Web Browser Access for Easy Setup and Operation

On / Off / Reboot / Default Switching

User-Defined Power-Up Default Status

IP Addressed, 10Base-T Interface

RS232 Modem / Console Port

Network Security Features

Power-Up Sequencing

Manual Power Control Button

Various Input Cable Styles Available - Order Separately

Applications:

Control Power on any 120, 208, or 230 VAC Powered Device via Internet, Web Browser, Telnet, Modem or Local Terminal

Remote Power Management and Control

Reboot Servers, Routers, Web Cams, Firewalls and Other Remote Devices

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