Dual Input Voltage: 100 - 120 VAC Current: (2) 30 Amp Connector: (2) NEMA L5-30P Power Cords (10ft) |
Dual Output Voltage: 100 - 120 VAC Current: (2) 30 Amp Outlets: (20) NEMA 5-15
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The NBB-20VD30-1 includes a robust selection of features, including event alarms, SNMP polling to help you keep tabs on vital network elements, avoid costly service calls and maximize up time.
The NBB-20VD30-1 features dual 30 Amp inputs, (20) twenty remote switched NEMA 5-15 outlets and (4) four 20 Amp UL-489 circuit breakers. Each circuit breaker protects 5 NEMA 5-15 outlets and supports up to 20 Amps. The NBB-20VD30-1 is built for vertical Zero U (0U) installations where rack space is limited. Mounting kits are available to fit a variety of rack and closet enclosures.
The NBB-20VD30-1 can perform remote reboots and power shutdowns on individual outlets according to a user-defined schedule, when a ping command fails or on demand.
The NBB-20VD30-1 can be configured and operated via its convenient IP web browser interface or by any SNMP MIB based enterprise management software. To see a complete list of approved management software, or to recommend additional software or compatibility testing, please see our Software Integration section.
Includes Enterprise Management Software

All WTI console server and switched PDU products include WTI’s convenient Enterprise Management Software, which drastically simplifies the task of managing multiple WTI devices spread throughout your network infrastructure. The WMU Enterprise Management Software provides a centralized command interface that allows administrators to easily manage, label and control multiple WTI console servers and switched PDUs in large network applications, reducing the time required to access console port command and power control and reboot functions for connected devices.
Once installed on your PC or laptop, the WMU Enterprise Management Software can search a user-defined IP address range on your network and discover all WTI console servers and switched PDUs within the range. Discovered units are then added to the Enterprise Management Software’s inventory, allowing administrators to assign a descriptive tag to each WTI device in order to denote the location or function of the device. In addition to providing a centralized interface for remote console port access and power reboot and control functions, the Enterprise Management Software can also be used to control firmware updates for WTI products and edit and manage user accounts at individual or multiple WTI devices.