If long lead times on intelligent rack PDUs are putting your deployment schedule at risk, Packet Power can help. Our Smart Power Cables are the easiest way to add power metering to any device with a plug. Combine a smart power cable with an easy to find basic PDU and problem solved!
Topics: Packet Power, power monitoring, smart power cables
Do you have a smart device that you can't get information from because it is not connected to a network? The Packet Power Wireless Network Connector (WNC) can link it to our wireless mesh network --- and the WNC can now work its wireless magic on gas meters.
Topics: Packet Power, wireless monitoring, New product launch, wireless network connector, smart devices, wireless gas meter
2020 has been an unforgettable year and we are particularly grateful for the ongoing support of our customers, partners, friends and family in these challenging times. May 2021 bring peace and prosperity to you and your loved ones.
Topics: Packet Power, Seasons greetings
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.
Topics: Packet Power, wireless monitoring, New product launch, wireless network connector, stranded power, smart devices
Packet Power's EMX energy portal makes reviewing and using information even more intuitive with a number of enhancements to how data is viewed, analyzed and shared.
Topics: Packet Power, EMX, data monitoring, power monitoring software, environmental monitoring software, cloud-based monitoring software
Packet Power is expanding its industry-leading range of wireless remote power monitoring systems with the announcement of a new 3-phase wireless power meter and related products. The new single-meter, multi-meter and branch circuit offerings can be used in customers' existing wireless networks and work in concert with our environmental and direct current monitors and our EMX monitoring platform.
Topics: Packet Power, wireless monitoring, branch circuit monitoring, New product launch, wireless power monitors, multi-circuit monitoring
Packet Power has established itself as the world leader in wireless power and environmental monitoring in data centers. However, you may not know that people responsible for running facilities ranging from convenience stores to sports stadiums also rely on Packet Power to make it easy to meet needs ranging from branch circuit monitoring to facility submetering and remote temperature monitoring. Our new web site is designed to better showcase how we meet these types of remote monitoring needs outside of the data center.
Topics: Packet Power, wireless monitoring, power monitoring, temperature monitoring, energy benchmarking, hvac energy optimization, remote temperature monitoring
No more stranded power! Packet Power's Wireless Network Connector (WNC) easily makes select metered devices work over our wireless network. The list of supported devices continues to grow based on customer demand.
Topics: Packet Power, wireless network connector, stranded power
It has never been more important for your critical infrastructure to be up and running. Remote monitoring helps ensure your facilities are operating as they should be, even when no one is physically around. Remote monitoring isn't a new thing, but it is time to move it from the "nice to have" category to the "essential for business operations" category.
Topics: Packet Power, wireless monitoring, environmental monitoring, power monitoring, wireless security, wireless power monitors, Facilities monitoring, remote monitoring
Packet Power, and our critical suppliers in the United States, remain open and operating. Our supply chain partners in China have increased production but are now facing shipping limitations and a few part shortages. We expect to receive several key component shipments next week that will allow us to ramp up production. Customer support is fully staffed and our EMX monitoring service is operating as usual.
Topics: Packet Power, coronavirus, customer support
