Power Management: Control and monitor power for data centers, data closets and remote locations. Protect servers, blades, cabinets, UPSs and power distribution panels from circuit overload through continuous monitoring of power consumption.

Managed Power Practice: Turn-off unused outlets and safely turn-on outlets after circuits have been assessed for potential overload. Determine where servers should be deployed by checking peak amperage and wattage of targeted cabinets.

Combined Power Load: Dynamically view power loads for individual cabinets, groups of cabinets, rows of cabinets or whole data center floors. Aggregate power loads indicate cooling/power requirements for expansion of existing IT infrastructure.

Heat Management: Extend server life and prevent failures by detecting excessive
heat in cabinets, data centers, data closets and alerting necessary personnel of
temperature threshold violations.

Integrated Security: Use existing enterprise security (Active Directory ) to lock-down IT equipment. Allow security personnel to protect equipment historically left out of their view. Avoid unsafe, unauthorized access by assigning personnel the rights to control or monitor attached devices.