UniFi Power Distribution High Density Setup
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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Why don t they use C13 outlets ??? This way it would have been compatible both with European and US markets. Now this thing is only usable in US unless you change your powercords to cords with US type connectors. Kinda strange decision from Ubiquiti
You should ask them.
Everything that requires 30U to 42U should be C13, I agree. Willie said it was 36u, so my position stands
1st
The cheaper one is not available.
Can you remotely log into this PDU by IP address to power cycle outlets, or can you only access this PDU via Ubiquiti network dashboard?
78days uptime...
That's a shame for the pdu of not being adopted😅
It's disappointing they don't offer a 208/240v option for balancing out the split phase power I have at home. I want to balance my server gear between the two phases as the utility bills based on which is loaded more.
Make sure you submit that to them for consideration.
@@WillieHowe I just nabbed a new in box AP8941 PDU off eBay for $160. Not sure UniFi wants to compete with that for home labs. And I think I used up my annual allotment of feedback with them between my switch firmware issues and access door controller rants 😆
@@arigornstriderit’s a discontinued product and the replacement product by APC is $1500
@@paultech9385 yep, that's why I grab them on eBay when they are a good price or someone doesn't know what they have. The lowest I have seen them normally is around $250 shipped in very used condition. This one just arrived and everything is still wrapped up and there are no signs of use. Just gotta plug it in, update the firmware to the latest, and I'm off to the races.
I can't wait to get my hands on one or these.
Willie, this thing looks awesome! I just hope the logic is better than the original $20 single-device USP-Plug. I tested those from early EA (sketchy), then still made the mistake of deploying several in GA, most of which had to be removed from service. I still have a few online (when they will connect) for testing new firmware, but to this day they are unreliable and would create more modem downtime than they could ever recover from. And now they are starting to die completely. At least the multi-outlet PDU’s have an Ethernet uplink instead of WiFi. I’d be very interested in feedback about the reliability of the HD model over time, and your or your customer’s prior experience with the Pro. They are a great idea in concept!
And oh, the outlet spacing graphic is representative of the physical spacing. 😉
Will Ubiquiti make one for other countries where the voltage required is 220v
when you are uploading the uisp vid?
Hopefully soon -- waiting on some clearance from Ubiquti on one thing.