RPCM Smart PDU

If you still don’t use RPCM Smart PDUs then probably:

• When your equipment hangs it leads to downtimes and necessity to deploy engineers to restart it. Having an engineer at each object is budget prohibitive, but downtimes hurt reputation and push customers away
• Equipment with single Power Supply Unit is powered from single power mains and turns off when this single power source goes down
• When UPS fails you have to deploy engineers to temporarily organize bypass by manually switching over equipment to “dirty power source”
• To be able to simply have your equipment started after blackout you purchase more expensive UPSes just to survive high in-rush currents on start-up
• In the event of Short Circuit on just one of consumers all your equipment powered through the same circuit breaker turns off
• You don’t have reliable knowledge about power consumption of each particular device and cannot predict development of hardware issues, so you start solving issues when they appear
• You count only on fire suppression systems (if they are installed) to prevent fires, preparing yourself for financial losses due to equipment damages caused by fire, and deem the necessity of refilling of fire suppression systems inevitable
• You identify loss of grounding “by eye” in the process of tracking down why your equipment has suddenly started to sporadically fail
• You don’t have reliable information about consumption of electricity by your current equipment, so you rely only on marketing to save on future electricity costs when making new equipment purchases
• You learn about facts of unauthorized use of electricity only after significant time upon receipt of invoices