Power Usage
Real-time current (A), wattage (W), voltage (V) and frequency (Hz) metering of connected devices. Advanced PDUs could further track the device's peak load, power factor, and overall energy consumption over time.
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Driven by the increased use of cloud services, AI, and IoT, the global data center market is projected to reach a valuation of US$792.2 billion by 2032, up from US$328.1 billion in 2023, according to a report by Astute Analytica published in GlobeNewswire.
In the dynamic landscape of data centers, efficient power distribution is crucial. Power distribution involves delivering electrical energy from sources like a utility grid or UPS to various equipment within a facility. Power Distribution Units (PDUs) improve this process by managing how electrical power is allocated and delivered. PDUs also help optimize performance metrics such as Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) to ensure efficient and optimal power usage, which is critical for data centers. The following sections will explore the use of PDU data to enhance data center management.
PDUs can provide a wealth of information crucial for data center management. Key information include:
Real-time current (A), wattage (W), voltage (V) and frequency (Hz) metering of connected devices. Advanced PDUs could further track the device's peak load, power factor, and overall energy consumption over time.
Monitor the status of both inputs and set a preferred power source for PDUs with Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) capabilities.
Monitor current levels during power distribution, report load status (e.g., normal, warning, critical), and issue alerts when thresholds are approached.
Certain PDUs support environmental sensors, providing real-time temperature and humidity readings to ensure optimal operational conditions.
Advanced PDUs can log power events and irregularities. These logs are accessible via software or web interfaces, facilitating trend analysis, troubleshooting, and incident verification for informed power management decisions.
Leveraging data collected from PDUs can significantly enhance data center management, with key benefits including:
Balance loads to prevent overloads, and reduce energy waste.
Identify energy-intensive equipment and implement optimization measures.
Monitor power source status and develop maintenance plans to minimize downtime.
Adjust power resource allocation and future expansion planning based on power usage trends.
Through continuous monitoring, recording, and analysis, data can be used to identify trends and uncover potential issues. CyberPower provides data access through some of the following methods:
CyberPower PDUs offer a range of benefits from basic to advanced models, featuring enhanced functionalities for efficient power monitoring and measurement, some of which include:
Enable users to remotely monitor and control individual outlets in real-time, optimizing centralized data center management.
Facilitate precise calculation of PUE metrics and smart power management to enhance efficiency and performance in data centers.
The ultra-low power consumption design typically consumes only 4.5W approximately in idle condition, which can enhance system efficiency and reduce electricity costs.
Automatically cut off power to devices if their load exceeds the PDU's limit, preventing and minimizing damage from overcurrent.
Conveniently upgrade firmware via the USB port for optimal system operation.
The PowerPanel Enterprise software provides a centralized platform to monitor and manage all assets, including real-time PUE, dynamic dashboards, periodic reports, and instant alarms, to efficiently maintain data center operations.
Feature availability may vary by PDU series and/or models. Please check the PDU product page for details.
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