The traditional way for providing redundancy to servers is to connect distinct power systems in the same facility to two power supplies in a single server or device. By design if you loose one power system the other will be capable of handling the complete load. Inherently, this design consumes more power than a single

Read below on BayTech’s two product orientations/form factors: Horizontal (1U, 1.5U, 2U, 3U) Vertical (ZeroU, 2U) BayTech PDU Sizes – Horizontal and Vertical Mounting See the differences (and similarities) of the two depending on your project’s space constraints!

BayTech has recently gone through a controller obsolescence. For vertical controllers, the CM32 (which had DirectIPv4/IPv6; 10/100 BaseT with an RS232 console port) has now been replaced with the CM42 that has DirectIPv4/IPv6; 10/100 BaseT with 1 USB-B port added. A NEW controller that has been added is the CM40 which has Direct IPv4/IPv6; 10/100