Packet Power's Wireless Network Connector provides an easy way to make supported metered devices not connected to a network work over Packet Power's wireless network. We've just added more supported devices so you'll have fewer stranded smart devices.
Wireless Network Connector Features
- Auto-detects select smart devices from a number of manufacturers
- Instantly connects to Packet Power's self-configuring, self-optimizing wireless mesh network
- Use the local LCD to immediately verify correct operation
- Supports up to two optional temperature probes
- Can be mounted with a low profile bracket, via a DIN rail clip, or by optional magnet
- Powered by external 100-240V power supply (works with most plug types including C13); some power strips can power the WNC directly from USB or other ports
Supported Devices
| Brand | Device type | Models* |
| APC | Power strip | Supported AP78XX, 79XX and 88XX models |
| APC | ATS | Supported AP77XX models |
| Austin Hughes | Power strip | InfraPower with IP Dongle |
| Geist | Power strip | Monitored units using IMD-02 and IMD-03 meter platforms |
| Janitza | Power meter | UMG 96RM |
| Liebert (Vertiv) | Power strip | MPH devices using RPC-2 communication module |
| RLE | Leak detection controller | LDRA6 |
| Schneider | Power meter | PM5XXX |
| Servertech | Power strip | Supported PRO2 CDUs |
* May not be compatible with all firmware release levels and configuration settings
New supported devices are added regularly. Please contact info@packetpower.com to discuss the process for adding new devices.
Easy access to data
Customers with existing monitoring applications can access data sent by the WNC via a Packet Power Ethernet Gateway using standard protocols such as SNMP, Modbus TCP/IP, Ethernet/IP and MTConnect. Support for BACnet/IP and MQTT protocols is coming early 2021. Packet Power's EMX Energy Portal provides an easy-to-use option for customers that have yet to deploy a monitoring application.
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