products & innovations
SIEMON INTRODUCES
NEW POWERMAX PDU LINE
Siemon has announced a new line of power distribution units (PDUs). The new
PowerMax PDUs are initially offered in basic and metered versions and enable
simple and reliable power distribution to rack mounted IT equipment.
The new PDUs are available in both single phase and three phase
power for efficiently powering active equipment in the data centre.
They feature a single input in a variety of currents and voltages with
either NEMA or IEC style plug. Multiple output options are available that
distribute 120V, 208V or 230V to rack mounted IT equipment, ranging
from 1.8kW to 7.36kW.
With greater accuracy of ±1 per cent, metered PDUs provide visual
monitoring capability through a built-in LED meter that displays real time
power data.
All PowerMax PDUs are available in horizontal and vertical styles and
feature a smooth powder coat finish and robust construction with soldered
connections for maximum reliability. Horizontal PDUs mount easily in any
standard 482.6mm rack, whilst vertical PDUs can easily be mounted within a
cabinet’s vertical zero-U space.
For further information visit
www.siemon.com/powermax
Pulsant addresses market
challenge with launch of
new cloud decision engine
Pulsant has announced the launch of a customised
decision engine, created to help C-level executives
and management to evaluate the cloud buying process
and make more informed choices.
The interactive tool has been developed to assist
buyers in wading through the myriad options of cloud
services that are available. The decision engine –
‘Cloud Intelligence’ – caters for technical and nontechnical visitors, ensuring visitors are able to find the
information that meets their needs.
The configuration tools separates technical users
familiar with the technology landscape from those less
knowledgeable, like procurement personnel tasked
with researching technical solutions. It then guides
these different visitors down paths customised to meet
their requirements.
Pulsant has recognised that buying behaviours in
the corporate world are changing as a result of the
way in which researchers and IT decision makers are
consuming are information.
The tool can be continuously improved based on
this data, with different paths added in to address new
demands and user requirements for information.
For further information visit www.pulsant.com