Packet Power Blog

Packet Power Unveils First Wireless DC Power Monitors

Packet Power now offers data centers, telcos and cable companies an easy and cost-effective way to capture energy usage on 48V and 380V DC circuits. Read More

Packet Power Launches New Web Site

We are excited to announce the first major update to our web site in several years. Read More

Packet Power Simplifies Data Center Circuit Monitoring

Packet Power Selective Circuit Monitoring System Has there been a case where you have needed to monitor a few circuits on a panel but have balked at the cost of the monitor, installation time and the effort needed to access the information? Packet... Read More

New Video Highlights Involta's Duluth Data Center

Our customer Involta has just released a very nice video highlighting one of their data centers in Duluth, Minnesota. Watch it to see an innovative approach to data center design --- and pay particular attention around the 1:50 mark for a quick... Read More

Packet Power Wins German Data Center Award

Packet Power and its partner Daxten were announced as the winners of the 2015 Deutscher Rechenzentrumspreis award for Data Center Software at the annual awards ceremony on 20 April in Darmstadt. The award recongizes the leadership the partners have... Read More

Convert Your Un-Metered PDUs into 'Smart PDUs' in Minutes

Upgrading your standard un-metered PDU to a fully metered PDU doesn’t have to mean going to the expense of purchasing a new smart PDU along the costs of adding network cable drops and a massive integration effort with a monitoring program. Packet... Read More

Packet Power Unveils New Power and Environmental Monitors

We are excited to announce several major product enhancements: a full refresh of our three-phase power monitoring offerings new environmental monitors new Ethernet gateways a significant new firmware release for all power monitoring products and... Read More

Smart Energy Allocation & Load Distribution – Fujitsu Story

In Fujitsu’s Data Centre in London, it is not just the company’s own data that is managed but also that of hosted customers. The requirements for computing capacity and data volume are different from customer to customer, which means, of course,... Read More

Packet Power’s Approach to Wireless Security

Some data center and critical infrastructure managers have viewed wireless systems as potential “security holes” and thus been reluctant to implement systems relying on wireless architectures. The reason being is that “typical” wireless... Read More